19th c. Chinese Daoist Carved & Gilt Temple Altar

Late 19th century Chinese Daoist carved and gilt temple altar. Inscribed for the town of Nan Hoi on the Pearl River. Stunning quality of carving with elaborate pierced details and gilt work. Its is ra

19th C. Chinese Gilt Wood Carved Altar Box, 5in by 10in by 17in

19th C. Chinese Gilt Wood Carved Altar Box, 6.5in by 8.75in by 11.75in

19th C. Chinese Gilt Wood Carved Altar Box, 6in by 8in by 13.5in

East Asia, China, late Qing Dynasty to early Republic Period, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A sizable, hand-carved wooden Buddhist temple altar of a tall, rectangular form that rests upon an open

19thC., comprising six panels depicting figures and florals, polychromed & gilded, on orb feet atop movable kylin beasts, 9.5x13.25x5.5in. Condition: wear, crackling and losses to finish, some loosene

ASIAN: Carved, gilt, and lacquered altar offering box, Chinese, 19th C., hexagonal black lacquer box decorated with gilt figural and landscape decoration and made to fit over the conforming chanab/off

A 19th century Chinese black and red gilt-lacquer altar shrine box. Carved with figurative and floral decoration. Height 37.5 x width 35 x depth 35 cm. Together with original receipt. Purchased from Y

Chinese carved hardwood altar table, 19thc., with remnants of gilding and pigment, having rectangular top, with openwork carved skirt, on straight legs ending in a scroll foot, approx 45.5"h, 91"l, 23

Carved 3-D Chinese Gilt wood temple carving. Whimsical court scene 19th c. some surface wear, top figure missing sword and left headdress, Brush holder missing middle spike 8”X 6” X 2.75&r

East Asia, China, late Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden altar table of a wide, rectangular form with an openwork base decorated with incredibly lustrous gildi

2 Antique Chinese Altar Screens. Gilt and red lacquered carved wood tablets, one centering extant carved calligraphy, inserted into shaped bases. Size: 1) 14'' x 6.5'' x 4'' (36 x 17 x 10 cm). 2) 14.5

Heavily Carved Tall Chinese Temple Candle Holder from the Ching Period, T'oa Kuang Dynasty. Heavily carved mixed wood and lacquered with gold gilt, raised on bracket feet, these stands were used in Ch

CHINESE QING DYNASTY CARVED/INLAID ZITAN WOOD W/ SEATED CARVED/GILT/LACQUERED QUAN-YEN, 18/19TH C., H. STAND 17" W. 9 1/2", H. FIGURE 8"

Chinese carved and painted wood altar table, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), gilt and red painted, carved figural scene panels adorn front, below a stylized geometric carved trim, a hidden drawer to eith

This polychrome carved wood temple altar box would have been used to present the most unique and elaborate gifts. The gilt box depicts court life with musicians and dancers. Measures 12 x 14.5 x 8 inc

Double-sided red lacquer and gold gilt carving; Back side is just as ornately carved but different; Possibly late 19th century; Large carved marks on one side; Measures approximately H 58 1/2 x W 38 x

Chinese elaborately carved cabinet, 19th century, painted red with gilt accents, picturing figures, pavilions and flowers, 44" h x 49" w x 18" d. The absence of a condition report is not an implicatio

A fine Chinese carved and pierced gilt wood and red enamel painted wood panel. 19th century, Qing Dynasty. The 3-dimensional panel depicts male figures, some on horseback engaged in battle. The top po

A pair of very fine carved and pierced gilt wood and red enamel painted wood panels, 19th century, Qing Dynasty. Each panel decorated with four horses in various poses among pine trees. Each measuring

Chinese black and gold gilt temple altar box with removable top. Some losses, loose pieces, age related wear. Measures 17" x 4.5" wide 10.5" tall.

18/19th C Chinese Carved & Gilt Wood Figure, his gown enhanced with clay details under the gold. Unusually good condition for this type of work. Height 19 inches (48.5 cm.). Provenance: Christie's, Ne

19th C. Chinese Carved Gilt Architectural Panels. Dimensions: 32.5 x 15 in.

A VERY LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD ALTAR TABLE Qing, possibly Huanghuali, with plain frieze and straight legs. 278 cm x 86 cm x 48 cm.