Five Chinese Hardwood

each round, on eight bracket feet; Provenance: The Estate of Arthur and Doris Glick, Beverly Hills; 14 inches diameter; 13 inches high

Five Chinese Hardwood Figures 20TH CENTURY each carved to depict various immortals. Height of tallest 14 in, 35.5 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

A decorative Chinese hardwood five-panel table screen, profusely carved and pierced with designs of fierce dragons disputing flaming pearls amongst formations of stylised clouds, the reverse with trel

Chinese five panel carved hardwood screen, each panel divided into four sections, the top having three bats against a pierced fretwork ground, the second a relief carved panel depicting two of the Chi

Chinese Hardwood (possibly Huanghuali) Table with Five chairs. Diameter: 54" Height: 30" (Table) Length: 17.5" Width: 16.25" Height: 41" (Chair)

* A Chinese Hardwood Table Cabinet with Mirror Stand qing dynasty (1644-1911) of rectangular form, the cover opening to a mirror stand, above a pair of pull-out doors opening to five drawers, with met

Qing dynasty. Densely carved in low relief with five-toed central dragon surrounded by smaller dragons on a overall background of swirling clouds. H. 20.5 cm (8 in.) Dia. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.)

Chinese Hardwood Apothecary Cabinet early 20th century, the paneled rectangular top with metal-banded corners, above a conforming case fitted with eighty-five small drawers and a pair of cupboards, al

Qing Dynasty, each in the form of a bust seated on carved hardwood bases carved as robes, each measures approximately 7-5/8 in.

in five sections, the central section with two drawers, flanked on either side by two stacked drawers; each set of stacked drawers resting on a stand 66 inches wide; 26 inches deep; 34 inches high

Pr. Chinese Qing hardwood armchairs, finely carved to depict five bats and character of longevity on back panel, with Lingzhi pattern on two arm panels. 38"H x 24"W x 18.5"D, Circa - Late 19th C.

Unusual Chinese hardwood traveling scholar's table, Qing Dynasty (c. 1850), burl and mixed woods, the molded lid with incised Hawthorne pattern banding, opening to five lidded storage compartments, in

Traditional Chinese Hardwood Jewelry Box with detailed relief featuring a five-clawed dragon and phoenix amidst stylized clouds. Archaistic corner edges complement and balance the scene. Jewelry box w

Five Chinese Silver Pieces, 2 salt cellars with Dragon Handles and a mustard pot with hardwood base,all threesilver pieces marked for Wang Hing, Hong Kong, a Miniature Silver incense burner with pierc

Five Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Articles comprising three export punch bowls decorated to the exterior with landscapes scenes the interior with lappet bands, two raised above hardwood stands, on

The front of the removable wooden disc tile decorated with five cloisonne bats embedded among high relief clouds, supported on a carved dragon in clouds rising from the rectangular wooden base. Condit

20th Century Chinese porcelain and hardwood mounted five panel table screen decorated with insects, flowers and inscriptions

Chinese porcelain and hardwood screen, five panels inset with a total of eleven enameled porcelain plaques comprising five painted landscape scenes above five detailed scenes of birds, ducks and flowe

Chinese Carved Hardwood Round Container, the lid cover is carved with a five-claw scrolling dragon. Does not include stand. Diameter: 8" Height: 4.5"

Pair of Chinese carved hardwood dragon throne chairs, each back carved with five dragons amidst auspicious cloud forms framing a dream stone plaque, the back flowing into arms terminating to dragon an

Chinese Carved Hardwood Marriage Document Chest. The rectangular box with a tall single panel door to reveal five staggered shelves, the door and side panels carved with herringbone pattern with doubl

CHINA, 19-20TH CENTURY A five sided table with carved acanthus top with open lotus apron. A intricate floral design on a carved cherry blossom leg with cherry blossom feet.

All of similar form with four and five footed ruyi base design, 20th C, most of Rosewood. Inset dia of smallest 6.5cm (2 1/2 in) largest 22 cm (8 3/4in)

A Chinese Five-Color Porcelain Jar KANG HSI having a carved hardwood lid and base. Height of jar 13 inches. Exhibited at the Cleveland Museum of Art, March, 1940.