A Chinese Fan By WuQIngXIa,20th/吳青霞扇面

Group of 7 Chinese fans with carved sides. One fan has a golden ground and flowers, 2 have landscapes, 2 are calligraphies, and 2 are blank. Some of the fans are painted on one side with calligraphy o

CHINESE FAN PAINTINGEarly 20th CenturyTwo squirrels on a grapevine. Signed and seal marked upper left.On paper, length 21.25”. Unframed.

A Chinese framed fan painting, early 20th century ink and colour on paper inscribed, signed and one seal of the artist with dedication 15x50.2cm 二åÂÂ世

Dimensions: (Frame) H 16.5" x W 26.5", (Fan) H 9.5" x W 17.5" Condition: No issues to note.

Type: Fan Materials: Bamboo, woos Markings & Inscriptions: Date: Early 20th century Maker: Chinese Description: A late Qing or Republic period carved bamboo fan depicting a male figure with small ho

Three Chinese Hand Painted Paper Fans, 20th c., ink and watercolor with figural and landscape decoration, on bamboo spines, presented in gilt shadowbox frames, H.- 12 1/2 in., W.- 20 in. (3 Pcs.)

A Group of Chinese Painted Fan Leaves 19th-20th Century Comprising five painted and five calligraphic leaves on paper; including an export painted fan with lacquered sticks; all framed. Width of large

Chinese folding fan, hand painted. 20th Century. Signed and hallmarked with red seal / stamp mark on left side. Height: 11 3/4"; Width (opened): 16 1/2"; Depth: 3/4". STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PR

Fan Zhiyou (Chinese, 20th Century) A Condolence Performance at a Work Site, Gouache on paper, Member of Huxian Peasant Painting Group. H: 30 3/4 W: 43 in. From the collection of Dr. Adelia M. Peters,

Zhang Fan Xian (Chinese, 20th Century), Persimmon Species, 1973, Gouache on paper, Artiist and title label on verso. Member of Huxian Peasant Painting Group. H: 17 1/4 W: 48 in. From the collection of

Fen Zhihua (Chinese, 20th Century) The Old Production Team Leader, 1972, Gouache on paper, Original artist and title label to verso. Member of Huxian Peasant Painting Group. H: 26 1/2 W: 37 in. From t

Chinese School, Fan design, Chinese School (20th c.), Fan design, ink and watercolor on paper, backed on silk, red chop mark, 11.5"h x 21.25"w

A group of three Chinese fan paintings. Late 19th / early 20th century. Fan faces flattened with silk mounting. Painted with various landscape scenes, with inscriptions and seal marks. Approx: 8 3/4"h

A Chinese Bronze Figure with Fan.Early 20th century or earlier. Dimensions: 13" X 5 1/2" X 4" Provenance: Estate of Fred and Pepper Golden.Westport, CT_x000D_ Inv. 124

DESCRIPTION: A framed Chinese fan with floral designs.CIRCA:20th Ct.ORIGIN:ChinaDIMENSIONS: H:16" x L:24" x W:2.75"CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More d

Description: To include a 1920s commemorative feather fan from Bangkok, Thailand, six Chinese sandalwood fans (early to mid 20th century) with one having painted landscape decoration and one with full

Three Chinese fan paintings signed Yang Gu (Chinese, 20th century); Bao Yi (Chinese); Sun Yuan (Chinese) Horse in landscape with inscription, signature, and one seal. Blossoming tree and figural paint

Two Calligraphy Ink on Paper Folding Fan Leaves (Chinese, mid 20th Century) (1) Bai Jiao (1907-1696) The Orchid Pavilion Preface in Running Script signed with an artist seal. (2) Jue Xing The Heart Su

A Chinese Carved Sandalwood and Painted Fan Early 20th Century Width 20 inches.

A group of two paintings by Fan, Bin (Chinese Active 20th century). Both portraits depicting women in a garden. Ink and watercolor on silk. ++ Unframed. Sealed u.l. Painting: 28 1/2" x 18 1/2". Overal

10 Japanese And Chinese Folding Hand Fans, Late 19th and 20th C. Size: Ranging from: 8.5'' x 14.5'' (22 x 37 cm) to 14.5'' x 26'' (37 x 66 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New H

Ink and color on paper; mounted to fan folding. (Sight length 20 inches)

A Chinese Lacquered and Painted Fan Late 19th/Early 20th Century with fitted lacquered box. Width 18 1/4 inches.

Three Chinese Calligraphy Folding Fan Leaves MID 19TH-MID 20TH CENTURY (1) Chong'en (1803-1878) Calligraphy in the Style of Mi'fu ink on gold flecked paper signed with a dedication and one artist seal