Pair Chinese Pith Paintings Imperial Court Scenes

Two Chinese pith paintings circa 1850 depicting Imperial figures. Under glass with 20th century mats and faux bamboo frames. 20-3/4" x 16". From the collection of Phillip Siebert.

China,19th Century Includes a depiction of attendants following an Imperial figure dressed in blue dragon robes, and a depiction of a figure lounging in bed while attendants play instruments and tend

19th cen, officer and court scene, framed, on silk, measures 20" wide by 13.4" height for the image part; Provenace: from a San Francisco Area Collector

Chinese pith paper painting depicting a court scene, ca. late 19th c. This artwork features lovely detail and vibrant colors.Sight; height: 12 1/4 in x width: 8 in. Framed; height: 19 1/2 in x width:

Pair of Vintage Chinese Porcelain Satsuma Eggs with Imperial Court Scenes. Each 3 1/4"x3 1/4"x4 3/4". Weight 1 pd. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

PAIR CHINESE TRADE PITH PAINTINGSLate 19th - early 20th century. Watercolor on pith. Both scenes of Chinese upper class in everyday life, cloth matted behind glass, painted wood frames. Sights: 7.75"

Qing Period, 19th century. each depicting brilliant and colorful imperial scene. housed in original frame. framed: H23" W30 3/4" Note: These paintings were discovered by the current owner's mother in

A Set of Three Chinese Export Paintings on Pith Paper, Depicting Court Scenes 19th Century Each 12 ¼ inches. Provenance: Sold: Christie's, New York, January 13, 2015, Lot 347

(pair) Chinese famille rose porcelain vases, baluster form with flared rim, each with polychrome figural scenes of Imperial court, rising on wood base, approx 18.75"h, vase only: 17"h, 8"diam; 14.5lbs

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

Ink and colors on paper. Three brocade panels decorated with floral motifs, phoenix and symbols of longevity. Depicting the Emporer and the Crown Prince and ladies of the court viewing a painting pres

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FRAMED PAINTINGS ON PITH OR RICE PAPER, depicting scenes from the Chinese opera, the frames 12.75in x 10.8in; together with a smaller pair of framed paintings depicting

This pair of antique Chinese watercolor/gouache paintings on silk is a captivating glimpse into traditional court life, showcasing elegant scenes featuring ladies and children. Measuring 22" x 18" whe

Pair of Old Chinese Porcelain Canton Famille Rose Vases, Chinese Republic period (1912-1949), decorated with fine hand painting and with gildings in a pattern of court scenes, flowers and plantation,

Four Pith Paintings. Female Court Figure with Vase. Imperial Bodyguard in Blue Robe. Royal Rank Seated Female Figure. Noble Woman in Pink. Handpainted Pith Paper Scenes Were Originally Done as Tourist

4 - 19th Century Chinese Gouache Paintings on Pith; a Magistrate in court; a woman taking medicine; a pair of paintings of beautiful woman at home and playing games ; each framed with blue mats, not e

DESCRIPTION: Two matching gouache on pith cutout paintings, each depicting a courtier's portrait - one man, one woman - wearing cool colored imperial garb. Each piece is mounted in a black lacquered w

China, Qing, 17th A pair of paintings, tempera n paier, depicting the court of souls. lxh 40 x 90 cm

Two 19th century Chinese paintings, one depicting emperor and empress, one with court scene, on rice pith paper, 15" h x 19"w (frame). Provenance: The Estate of Former U.S. Ambassador Edmund Asbury Gu

2pc Chinese Export Painting and Watercolor. 1) Lady Smoking. Elaborate carpet and clothing paint details. 2) Watercolor of Judge & Court Scene. Both on Pith paper. Circa mid 19th century. Matted and f

Qing Dynasty Canton Export Books of Pith Paintings, with artist's label "Youqua, Old St. No. 34" and owner inscribed "Wm. F. Homer", retaining the original silk brocade covers, bound in European forma

THE LARGE FAMILLE VERTE KANGXI VASE IS BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED IN VIVID COLORS AND WITH MUCH DETAIL.IT FEATURES ELABORATE IMPERIAL COURT SCENES. THE VASE IS HEXAGONAL AND TAPERED IN SHAPE. IT IS LARGE AT

probably late Qing dynasty, depicting a lady adorned in colorful robes and headdress seated on an elaborately carved throne flanked by attendant before a large jade screen, gouache on rice paper with