Chinese Qing Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden

Chinese Color Prints From the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden. 16 prints set (in perfect condition) with original slip case (damaged). Size 13 by 11". By Beechhurst Press, New York. 1953 - First Ame

LADIES OF THE TANG by Elizabeth Te-chen Wang (1961). CHINESE LOVE POEMS -Illustrated in color by Seong Moy (1959). MUSTARD SEED GARDEN MANUAL OF PAINTING (4 Volumes in Chinese) by Wang Gai, Wang Shi a

The Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden (Jieziyuan Huazhuan), Orchids 18th century, woodblock printed on homemade paper, part two, the book of Orchids, soft cover bound to right hand side. Purchased in

JAPANESE WOODBLOCKS - THE MUSTARD SEED GARDEN MANUAL OF PAINTING - COLOUR WOODBLOCKS IN TRI-FOLD BOOK FORM -

THREE FINE MUSTARD SEED GARDEN COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINT ALBUMS OF FLORAL STUDIES China, dated 1800. A total of three albums of prints on paper, one showing depictions of bamboo, another of plum blossoms

FROM THE MUSTARD SEED GARDEN AND THE TEN BAMBOO STUDIOS. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. AMERICAN STURIO BOOKS NEWORK AND LONDON. BY ALAN PRIEST(CURATOR OF FAR EASTERN ART AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF AR

Chinese Qing Dynasty Seed Embroidered Thangka.The seed embroidery is one of the traditional stitches of han embroidery.Suzhou embroidery.Rare and rare large thangka, the pattern of the middle altar in

Chinese beautiful garden stool, with bat, peach, gold surface. possible qing dynasty. very low start. In China this piece could be priced for $3000. 18.5 inches tall.

Pr. Chinese Qing celadon garden stools. 18.5"H x 13" dia., Late 19th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

18 Chinese Qing Dynasty Seed-Beads strung as a Bracelet, each seed-bead well carved and polished with small Lohans and trees; together with 2 smaller extra seed-beads similarily carved and polished. B

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose garden stools, depicting dragons and peony blossoms. 18.5"H, Circa - 19th C.

Qing Chinese seed carved prayer beads. 30in. Age wear.

Pair Chinese Qing Blue & White Porcelain Garden Seats 19''x14'' Each. Impressive true opposing pair with blue underglaze decoration and twin peacock motifs with blossoming flowers. Pierced sides and t

Chinese Qing blue & white porcelain garden stool, depicting scrolling lotus with openwork coins. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former

Chinese Qing Dynasty Pale Celadon Hexagonal Porcelain Garden Seat with a design of flowers in white slip, cash-coin holes to sides and top. Good condition with light age related wear and small flakes

Late Qing Dynasty (Circa 1875 - 1912) Chinese hexagonal porcelain garden stool; With hollow body design, decorated in hand-painted enamels in Rose Medallion motif and adorned with open work panels of

Chinese Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Garden Seat, the sides pierced with double "cash", the top with a single "Cash", the sides and top with flowers and brocade borders. Age related we

Chinese Art Qing 19th Century Famille Rose Small Garden Seat 10"high x 8.5"wide Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximu

Chinese, Qing dynasty style Handsome mustard colored carved vase with foo dogs, interior with green glaze Impressed mark to underside and label "Asian Antiques Gallery New York" Approx. height 15.25"

Late Qing Chinese Enameled Porcelain Garden Stool well painted with black birds and wisteria on a turquoise ground. Light wear to enamels. Height 18 1/2 inches (47.3 cm.).

Chinese glazed ceramic garden stool , having barrel form, decorated with pierced elements and floral motif , approx: 15 1/2" D x 16" H

Chinese Qing Dynasty 36 Carved, Pierced and Polished Pit or Seed Necklace with alternating bead design of figures and a bead design of Pine, Prunus and Bamboo. Good condition with light age related we

Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Turquoise Da Ya Zhai Porcelain Garden Seat with Birds and Wisteria Vines; cash-coin holes to top and sides for carrying. Height 12 1/4inches ( 31cm.).

Chinese Qing Dynasty rewarded ten melon seeds