18th Century Bai di Fen Cai Baxianguohai Ping

Qing Dynasty, 18th Century, Bai di Fen Cai Baxianguohai Ping; Height: 25" Diameter:10"

Qing Dynasty, 19th Century,Bai di Fen Cai Baxianguohai Ping; Height: 18" Wide: 8"

An 18th century chinese fencai plate, (export). Length: 10.75" Width: 7.25"

Antique 18th Century Chinese Export Qing Dynasty Tea Pot w Pink Fencai Flowers & Feather decorations, in the Famille Rose Style. Measuring 6"h and 10" from handle to spout tip.

High 55cm,Wide 42cm.Condition reports and additional photographs are provided by request as a courtesy to our clients, as such any condition report and description is only an opinion and should not be

French School (18th Century) Four fan designs: Fishermen's return; Peasants working and resting in the fields; The demolition of the old Church of Notre Dame des Blancs Manteaux, circa 1680; and Alleg

Mounted with twelve early Chinese porcelain plaques (ca. 18th C.): 3 fan-shaped, 3 circular, 3 square, and 3 cut-corner, depicting various bucolic scenes with figures and animals 56-1/4"h x 51"w

Western Europe, Italy, ca. 18th century CE. A gorgeous, vellum fan leaf hand-painted with the Biblical image of a courtly scene where a figure in a red toga kneels before a female royal, presenting he

an exceptional form with lollipop handle and nicely scrolled detail, center facade has a fan carving, with a dovetailed drawer on a molded base, a red stained surface and traces of older blue paint on

Hand painted silk fan. Satirical scenes of the attempted July 11, 1784 balloon flight of Miolan M. Janinet and the Marquis d'Arlades. Central vignette with balloon flight, left vignette depicting spec

Robert A. "Bob" Dillon (American, 20th/21st c). Group of six modern 18th century style Windsor fan-back chairs. Each chair with seven spindles, vase and ring-turned stiles, a shaped saddle s

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture depicting a beardless Guan Di, the Chinese god of war, seated in the benevolent posture on a carved wood throne while wearing his armor and a red patinated sash around hi

18th Century Italian School, Palazzo di San Marco, (Saint Marks Square), oil on canvas, 14.5 x 20.5 inches, A view of St. Marks Square from The Grand Canal with multiple figures engaged in various act

18th c. Chinese Imperial embroidered fan depicting a bird perched along a branch surrounded by blooming flowers. With a small reserve on silk along the lower edge depicting a fruiting peach branch. Th

18th C. PA form painted fan back Windsor with carved ears and saddle seat, on high vase and ring turned legs. Great turnings with old paint history, appears to be red over an earlier greenish black. 4

18th century hand painted scenes and cameo insert. Many cracks to the MOP, missing portions and losses. Size 10 - 3/4" T.

New England Queen Ann Fan Carved Highboy. 18th century, cherry. Probably Connecticut River Valley. Ht. 6' 10" W 37". A Buffalo, NY Family.

Porcelain jar. China. 18th century. Underglaze blue decoration of dragons. Fan mark on the base. 8.5 x 7in.

18th C. Queen Anne CT cherry lowboy, with fan carving on center drawer, thumb molded top edge, and a single board top. Ca. 1760-1780. A fine example of an 18th C. CT dressing table. 30”W x 30.5”H

Chinese painting, portrait, Kang Tao (K'ang T'ao), 18th Century painting on silk, young woman holding fan looking at butterfly, 58" by 29", signed, not taken out of frame, sold as shown. Note, informa

Giuseppe Vasi (Italian, 1710-1782), three late 18th century etchings, first published in Vasi's 'Delle Magnificenze di Roma Antica e Moderna,' the first titled 'Ospizio e Chiesa di S. Luigi della Nazi

Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720-1778). "Veduta della Facciata di dietro della Basilica di S. Maria Maggiore" etching, ca. mid 18th to early 19th century. A beautiful etching of the view of t

East Asia, Chinese, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A remarkable hand-carved wood figure depicting Tsai Shen Yeh or Cai Shen, the Chinese God of wealth and good fortune. Draped i

Giuseppe Vasi (Italian, 1710-1782), pair of late 18th century etchings first published in Vasi's 'Delle Magnificenze di Roma Antica e Moderna,' the first titled 'Chiesa di S. Giacomo in Piazza Scossac