Chinese Imperial Court Fan - Framed

Chinese Qing dynasty Imperial court fan, silk painted with a flowering pink peony. With a wooden frame and handle. The fan is framed in a shadowbox.Fan sight; Length: 16 1/2 in x width: 10 1/2 in. Fra

Chinese Qing dynasty Imperial court fan. The round silk fan is decorated with a painting of an arching grape vine. With a wooden frame and handle.Length (including handle): 16 in x width: 10 1/4 in.

H:27.5cm,W:14.5cm,weight:184.8g,

Chinese Imperial Fan Painting with Monkey Watercolor on Silk 9''x9.25'' Image. Round fan painting fragment bearing the seal of prince Gioro Yunli, emperor Kangxi's son. Framed size 47''x15''. Some sca

Chinese Qing Dynasty Imperial Silk Robe Qing Dynasty and of period Fine Chinese Imperial Silk Court Robe. Highly decorated with golden thread. Satin stitch on a gold ground with ascending enormous imp

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

Pair Chinese Kesi Silk Rank Badges 11''x12.5'' Each. An early pair of foo lion imperial court robe rank badges. Framed 28''x17''. Scattered edge fray and repair to edge of one badge. 18th century, Qin

Onscribed on back c. 1850, Youqua, 1840-1870, …, 19th c., framed. 10.25 inches by 7 5/8 inches sight. Frame, 14 1/8 inches by 11 3/8 inches.

4 Chinese Cloisonne Maidens, probably 19th-20th century in date, represent women at the imperial court dressed in the finest silk robes and coiffures. Each carries an implement--a fan, book and staff.

China,19th Century Decorated with ten court scene framed cartouches with butterflies, fruit, scrolls, daggers, fans, urns, and flowers throughout with applied dragons and foo beast handles. Porcelain,

Chinese Imperial Court Robe Qing Dynasty 173*140cm

Chinese pearl court necklace, ChaoZhu beads. 19th C., Qing Dynasty court necklace comprised of well strung 108 natural round shape pearls accented by four larger carved pink Peking glass beads bordere

Chinese Imperial Court Silk Brocade Dragon Robe 54''x85''. Blue and gold brocade of five-clawed imperial dragons (nine dragons, one hidden). Overall excellent condition. 20th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese pearl court necklace, ChaoZhu beads. 19th C., Qing Dynasty court necklace comprised of well strung 108 natural round shape pearls accented by four larger carved pink Peking glass beads bordere

Beautiful double sided black lacquered and hand painted scenes. Decorated with hand carved designs of foliage and birds on one side and Chinese imperial court on opposite side.  On brass feet with br

Chinese Imperial Court Silver Chopsticks 8th or 19th century, likely to mid century of the latter, a finely cut and engraved set of court tools. Each cut and tooled individually, similar dragon etched

TWO FINE ANTIQUE COURT FANS WITH MUCH DELICATE DETAIL, GILDING, EMBROIDERY AND PAINTING. THEY ARE MADE OF GILDED AND PAINTED PARCHMENT. BOTH HANDLES ARE CARVED OF BLOND TORTOISESHELL. THE FANS ARE 10

IMPORTANT & VERY RARE Chinese 19th Century CHENXIANG-WOOD Imperial Court ChaoZhu Beads & OFFICER HAT China, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, 18th C., Qing imperial court necklace

18th Century . Chinese imperial court silk embroidered KESI dragon robe, in bright orange color. 56 3/4" x 80"

Chinese NATURAL Carved Amber Imperial Court ChaoZhu Beads. China, 19th C., Qing imperial court necklace comprised of well strung 108 round carved Natural Amber, with four larger jade beads, the center

Qing imperial court necklace comprised of well strung 108 round green jade with four agate beads, to the center Fotou connecting to knotted ribbon suspending oval shaped jadeite with a tourmaline tear

Qing imperial court necklace comprised of well strung 108 round natural pearls (1.6 cm in diameter) with four Peking-glass beads bordered with smaller lapis-lazuli beads, to the center Fotou connectin

68cm by 32.5cm Li Di was a Chinese imperial court painter in the Song Dynasty. Di was born in Heyang. He was noted for painting flowers, birds, bamboo, and animals in motion. Di was a member of the Ac