CHINESE QING PERIOD CARVED HARDWOOD FOUR FOLD SCREEN

A FINE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD AND PORCELAIN FOUR FOLD SCREEN inset with four porcelain panels, probably Late Kangxi/Yongzheng period, painted with iron red and green mountains. 78 cm x 80 cm ex

Lager Four fold silk and hardwood folding screen, Qing Dynasty, silk ground embroidered with scenes depicting immortals and other figures throughout mountainous landscape, borders embroidered with fiv

Measurements: Height: 15 cm Length: 10.5 cm Width: 5.3 cm Weight: 200 Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Zitan inlaid jade screen. A Chinese nephrite jade table screen with zitan hardwood bottom base carved

CHINESE TABLE SCREEN - Fantastic 19th c. Qing Eight-Fold Miniature Screen with hardwood frame and four painted marble sections per panel, people and objects of fortune on one side, landscapes and blos

Late Qing Period (1644-1912) Each circular table with various carved floral and decorative motifs, inset pink marble top, and openwork apron raised on four legs, one with a radiating square stretcher

A HARDWOOD AND REVERSE GLASS PAINTED FOUR-PANEL SCREEN, QING China, 1644-1912. Carved in high relief with bats and Shou medallions as well as confronting chilong, the reverse glass paintings with dign

and Carved Stone Table Screen Chinese, Qing Dynasty and possibly Qianlong period, the finely carved frame possibly huang huali, the removable screen with hand painted silk panel with applied carved st

Chinese Qing period finely carved hardwood "Rose" chair. Stylized dragons. 39 in high.

Chinese carved hardwood four panel floor screen depicting traditional scenes within a foliate landscape. 72.5” H x 72” width extended.

Late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese hardwood four fold draught screen inset with embroidered panels, warriors in landscapes (a/f), 41ins high

Four Indian carved hardwood four fold floor screensmoderneach panel 71 1/4in x 19 3/4in (181 x 50cm)

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Floor Screen 19th Century Height 63 x width of each panel 16 inches. Property from the Collection of Ms. Terry Van Lear, Palm Beach, Florida

Antique Chinese Qing Period Elmwood four panel screen from the Shanxi province. Circa 1800, measures 87.5" tall, and each panel measures 21.25" wide, for a total width of 85". Condition: hinges and pi

A Chinese carved hardwood kesi silk four panel screen, depicting warriors in a landscape, about 1900, H 68,5 - 22,5 x 38 cm

A Chinese Carved Hardwood and Jade Four-Panel Room Screen, 20th century 73 inches high (18

6.5in x8in x 3.5in; Weight2097g Lustrous, Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Jade carved mountain on HuangHuaLi hardwood stand. The thick and wide Nephrite jade boulders elaborately carved in with small pav

Chinese, Qing Dynasty period, very finely carved pale celadon table screen depicting scholars in a waterside mountainous landscape with clouds. Verso with finely carved gilt of orchids blooms set onto

A Chinese Carved Hardwood, Blue and White Porcelain Four Panel Floor Screen, 20th Century. Panel dimensions: h: 77 1/2 x w: 20 1/8 x d: 1 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Screen 20TH CENTURY carved to show stalks of leafy bamboo. Each: height 70 x width 18 inches, 178 x 46 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

mounted on a hardwood base Dimensions: 20 cm. high

A Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Fishbowls Mounted as Floor Censers on Carved Hardwood Bases, Ming-Qing Dynasty Marks: Four-character Jingtai mark cast in relief 29 x 19 inches (73.7 x 48.3 cm) (eac

Antique, probably late Qing Dynasty period, Chinese black lacquered four panel floor screen having a genuine mother of pearl inlay design depicting trees with floral blooms and perched birds of paradi

Set of Four Antique Chinese Hardwood Chairs , late Qing period , size: 51.5 X 39.5 X 97 CM , seating height: 50 CM

Chinese blue and white flask vase, Qing Kangxi period, porcelain, carved pumpkin shaped body, decorated with Chinese beauty, Qing Kangxi mark on base, with original hardwood stand, 10 3/4" h.