China. William Saunders Chinese Porters

Wm. Alexander, (3) color engravings China, After William Alexander (British, 1767-1817), Chinese Military Uniforms from "The Costumes of China", c. 1805, 8"h x 5.75"w (sight), 14.5"h x 27.5"w (frame s

Entrance to Temple, Hong Kong, c1865 Very good with good tonal range and contrast. Photographer William Saunders. 8 x 10.75 in. 20.32 x 27.31 cm

Two framed Chinese related aquatint engravings by William Alexander (1767-1816). One A QUAN or MANDARIN bearing a LETTER from the EMPEROR of CHINA and the other A SCENE in an HISTORICAL PLAY exhibited

Lot of 5 Reference Books on Chinese Art. 1. Chinese Art in the twentieth Century by Michael Sullivan. 2. Bronze Culture of Ancient China by Williams Charles White. 3. An Exhibition of Blue-Decorated P

(CHINA) S. WELLS WILLIAM (1812- 1884) Secretary of the U.S. Legation to China, instrumental in the negotiation of the Treaty of Tientsin, which provided for the toleration of both Chinese and foreign

Two Chinese mid 19th century framed rice paper paintings of Mandarin man and woman. 'William Andrew, China HMS Beagle 1861' written to reverse of one. 20cm x 28cm (2)

The Chinese Empire Compiled from Native and Foreign Authorities.. (WELLS WILLIAMS, S., New York, 1883, 44.5 x 59.1 cm.), Extremely detailed map of China and Korea with inset of Hong Kong & the Pearl R

Collection of 12 Chinese Art Books, comprising: Watson, William "Art of Dynastic China", Lee, Sherman "The Colors of Ink", Thames & Hudson, "Two Thousand Years of Chinese Ceramics", Smith, Bradley (et

Red flambe glaze mottled with accents of blue, pink. Modeled as a Chinese guardian lion. Royal Doulton backstamp. #dogoffo #china #royaldoulton Artist: William K. Harper Issued: 1982 Dimensions: 7.75"

Chinese and Japanese Art - Jean Buhot Oriental Blue & White - Sir Harry Garner Pre-Tang Ceramics of China (Chinese Pottery from 4000 BC to 600 AD) - William Watson A Chinese Masterpiece - The Ten Bamb

William Alexander 2 Colored Aquatint Prints of Chinese Mandarins, the first "Portrait of Van-Ta-Zhin Military Mandarine of China" with original biographical page in envelope affixed to back of frame,

Folio Copper Plate Published 1779-1812, London for "A New Universal History of the Religious Rites, Ceremonies and Customs, of the Whole World…" by Dr. William Hurd. Paper Size: 13.75 x 9 inch (35 x

* 45 Books Pertaining to China Trade and Export Wares The Chinese Porcelain Company, Chinese Glass Paintings and Export Porcelain, 1996; William Alexander, Image of China, 1980; Elvehjem Museum of Art

Chinese brass box, carved hard stone inset in lid, impressed "China" on base, 3-3/4" x 2-7/8" x 2-1/2" h, No dents to box, line to leaf bottom right, some roughness to top carvings

Chinese polychrome porcelain Guanyin figure, marked "China", double impressed seal marks, 19" h

Republic Period Chinese porcelain hotai with creature, 10 3/8" h, base with impressed 4 character mark, CHINA in red

Eastern China, made for Western export, with traditional English style cabriole legs on shaped apron, with mortise and tenon construction, in a natural waxed surface. 32”H x 34”W x 34&#822

Mirrored pair of Chinese porcelain vases, fenghua & insect design, marked "China", 10" h

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose decorated porcelain vases with exotic birds and floral landscape, double bat handles, impressed China mark, 12" high

Pair of Chinese Oval Yellow Glazed Monteith Bowls with An Hua decoration, marked China, together with a pair of early stands, a foot missing to one stand, bowls 7" w x 3-1/4" h

Pair of Chinese blue & white porcelain covered jars, floral decoration, stamped "China", 10-1/4" h

(11) Asian items, c/o Chinese blue Peking glass covered urn with calligraphy on back (5-3/4" h, chips to rim & lid), Chinese porcelain dog figurine impressed China to base (2-1/4" l x 1-1/8" h), Chine

Chinese Famille Jaune enamel decorated vase with pierced rim, mark to base, incised China, 5-1/4" h

A signed Chinese white celadon 'crackle' glaze baluster form vase with applied dragon and crane, signed on underside of base. 14”H x 6.5”dia. Brought home from China in 1933 by consignors