TWO CHINESE HARDWOOD ARMCHAIRS, QING DYNASTY

Chinese marble inlaid hardwood taishi armchair, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), with bat-carved crest rail, the backrest and arm supports with inset marble peach and gourd-form panels, inset marble seat

A Chinese hardwood two-door cabinet, circa Qing Dynasty, with two doors revealing a later interior with shelf and two drawers, raised on legs joined by stretchers. 66-1/2in tall x 38in wide x 19in dee

A Chinese hardwood two-door cabinet, circa Qing Dynasty, with two doors revealing a later interior with shelf and two drawers, raised on legs joined by stretchers. 66-1/2in tall x 38in wide x 19in dee

Measurements: 38-3/4" H x 21-3/4" W x 18" D Pair of Chinese carved Huanghuali Hardwood Rose Arm Chairs. Prob. From Qing Dynasty. PROVENANCE: Property of private collection from the estate of Jacob Van

清 紅木都承盤兩件 Each of shallow rectangular form, with pierced key and foliate gallery. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 14 3/8 in (36.5 cm) Width: 14 3/8

Qing Dynasty Antique Chinese Carved Hardwood Armchair: Hand Carved Back Splat with an Arrangement of a Variation of a Plum Vase and a 3 Leg Ding Pot Done in Low Relief on the Cartouche with a Bat Face

Chinese Qing Dynasty Hard Wood & two marble inset table. Height 31 1/4 inches ( 79.3cm) x Width 44 1/2 inches ( 113cm) x Depth 21 1/2 inches ( 54.5cm).

91288 清红木镶樱木雕花香几二件一组 1644-1912 Two Hardwood Carved Table Qing Dynasty 1644-1912 USD:500-800 H22xD30cm&

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.

Three Chinese hardwood stands late Qing dynasty or Republic Comprising a square stand with wood-framed glass cover; a two-step stand; and a three-tiered stand. (3). H: 6, W: 14 5/8, D: 5 in. H: 15.24,

2 Chinese Hardwood Stands & a Qing Dynasty Bronze Fu Dog, the two stands a mirror pair for a seated animal, one stand mounted with the small Bronze Fu Dog. Age related wear to wood. Width of larger st

Qing Dynasty Ruyi Scepter. Chinese Qing dynasty hardwood Ruyi Scepter inlaid with celadon jade. The larger jade depicting a scholar in a landscape; while the two small jade pieces consist of floral mo

A Set of Marble Inset Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Hardwood Armchair and Side Table LATE QING DYNASTY 清晚期 酸枝嵌螺鈿理石扶手&#26885

A Chinese Mother of Pearl Inlaid Hardwood Tray on Stand Qing dynasty (1644-1912), two types of hardwood finely inlaid with figures on horses with flags to center surrounded by scrolling decoration wit

TWO HARDWOOD BOXES The hongmu box, Qing dynasty, 18th century The burlwood box, Qing dynasty The well-figured hongmu box cover with slightly rounded top edges, and the corners mounted with ruyi-shaped

A CHINESE QING DYNASTY CARVED HARDWOOD TRAY probably Zitan together with two good hardwood stands. Largest 27 cm square. (3)

Painted fan of noblemen mounted and framed in a custom carved hardwood two-piece stand, China, Qing Dynasty, probably 19th century

A pair of Chinese carved hard wood cabinets. Possibly late Qing dynasty.  Having a carved design of dragons, flaming pearls, and clouds throughout. Two doors over the central section having two doors

A Chinese Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Hongmu Armchair, Meiguiyi late qing dynasty having a curved toprail above a reticulated back splat depicting a bat and two ruyi scepter enclosing a shou medallion and

Four Chinese Export Marble Inset Hardwood Side Stands Late Qing Dynasty comprising a pair of octagonal top with floral apron in low form, and two single ones in high form, all have intricate hand carv

* Two Chinese Bamboo Birdcages qing dynasty (1644-1911) each of square section, one with two hardwood birdfeeders. Height of larger 9 3/4 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property from the Estate of William

late Qing dynasty, each of rectangular form, carved hongmu or other hardwood with mother of pearl inlaid decoration, floral sprays, scrollwork, and auspicious objects, on scrolled legs, one example wi

Chinese Qing Dynasty Carved White Jade Plaque well detailed with three peaches and two bats, now mounted in the top of a Chinese hardwood rectangular oval box on 4our small feet. Apears in good condit

Ming/Qing Dynasty. The jade carving is oval in shape depicting two mythical beasts in woods. A little dusty and in great vintage condition. Please refer to the photos for more details. Size of panel: