19th C. Chinese Junk Boat Gouache on Pith

Chinese 19th Century gouache on pith paper painting of a junk, traditional sailing ship. Measurements: Visual image 4.5"H x 6.5"W , frame 9.5"H x 12.5"W. Condition report: Torn paper at upper left cor

Three small framed paintings in gouache and watercolor on paper, showing a three-masted merchant ship, a large Chinese junk, and a Chinese dragon boat. Frames, all approx. 11 1/8" x 9". Sight, approx.

4 - 19th Century Chinese Gouache Paintings on Pith; a Seated Mandarin in Court Dress; a Woman and her Maid; a seated Mandarin in front of a green screen; a Woman and her maid; each framed with blue ma

19TH C CHINESE PITH PAINTING JUNK OR SHIP: The large junk shown with intricate rigging, streaming banners and a large green phoenix flying amongst clouds to the stern. Re-framed but with original back

Original junk boat scene watercolor on pith paper. Chinese export painting. No artist signature. Professionally framed. Measures 10.5" tall by 13" wide. Domestic shipping $24. USPS shipping cost only,

19TH C CHINESE PITH PAINTING JUNK OR SHIP: The large junk shown with intricate rigging, streaming banners and a large green phoenix flying amongst clouds to the stern. Re-framed but with original back

ANTIQUE 19thC CHINESE SOLID sterling silver WAR JUNK BOAT, CANTON c.1880 H14 cm X L12 cm H6 inch X L 5.5 inch

Large Chinese 19th Century Gouache on Pith Paper of 2 Mandarin Court Ladies receiving, in front of the Green Phoenix Screen, the seated Lady is wearing Manchu Shoes and holding a Ruyi Scepter, and the

GROUP OF THIRTEEN 'JUNK' PITH PAINTINGS QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 外銷通草紙畫各式船舶圖 鏡框（共&#2

(Japanese, 1898-1991) singed in pencil and dated 1963, numbered 1/20. Together with a pair of Japanese paintings of Chinese Junk boats, Nagasaki School, 19th C. ink and pigments on paper. Sight sizes:

(Japanese, 1898-1991) singed in pencil and dated 1963, numbered 1/20. Together with a pair of Japanese paintings of Chinese junk boats, Nagasaki School, 19th C. ink and pigments on paper Overall: 18-1

19th Century painting of a large clipper ship in the ocean "St. John" with assorted flags including an American flag. There are three Chinese junk boats also in the water. Signed or initialed lower le

Chinese School, 19th Century Chinese figures in an interior, a pair both gouache on pith paper, held in carved and pierced period frames each 30.5 x 18.4cm (12 x 7 1/4in). (2)

"Elaborate Battleground with Dozens of Warriors" gouache on pith paper. 11 x 18 1/2 inches. framed. 14 x 20 1/2 inches.

Watercolor / gouache on pith or paper finely detailed painting of an exotic bird. Recent wood frame, approx. 17" x 17 1/4". Sight, approx. 12" x 12".

Gouache on pith paper. 5 1/2 x 4 inches (each). framed 16 x 17 inches (overall)

Pair handsomely framed Chinese gouache paintings on pith or rice paper, depicting two stages in the production of tea. A note on the back of the painting states that the paintings were brought back fr

(19th c.) Assembly of (16) 3 x 2 inch paintings. framed 17 x 13 inches.

PAIR OF FRAMED CHINESE PITH PAINTINGS - Mid 19th c. Portraits of Chinese War Junk (Galley) and Merchant's Junk, in their original matching ribbon carved, lacquered and gilt frames, OS: 8" x 10", SS: 4

SHOWING A 19TH CENTURY OIL ON CANVAS OF A CHINESE JUNK IN FOREGROUND WITH DOZENS OF BOATS ON THE HORIZON . IMAGE 34" WIDE BY 21" TALL FRAME 39 1/4" WIDE BY 26 3/8" . AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.PLEASE U

A SET OF TWELVE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PITH PAPER PAINTINGS Qing, depicting boats. 12 cm x 12 cm. (12)

ALBUM OF TEN BOTANY BUTTERFLIES PITH PAINTINGS QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 外銷通è‰ç´™è¶æˆ€èŠ±åœ–冊 gouache on pith paper, comprising 10 paintings depicti

Chinese School, pith painting, 19th c., gouache on pith paper, depicting nobleman with attendant on finely detailed carpet, framed under glass, 10"h x 7"w (sight), 15"h x 12"w (frame) Provenance: A Pr

TINGQUA, and His Studio (19th Century). View of Hong Kong. Gouache on pith paper. Chinese, c. 1845-1855. 17 1/4" x 12 1/2" Framed. The studio of the artist Tingqua was perhaps the most prolific source