Chinese Qing Dynasty Hardwood Table Screen & Stand

A Very Fine carved Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt fine inscribed jade table screen with hardwood stand. Rectangular Nephrite, with intricately incised characters placed in a matrix pattern. Each character

Measurements: Width: 31cm, Height: 45cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Wang Bingrong Yellow Glaze Carved Porcelain Table Screen Fitted On Original Zitan Hardwood Frame Stand. Potted in huge rectangle table scre

Late Qing Dynasty, the jade panel is decorated with carved figures in a garden landscape, the stand features open scrollwork and a mirrored back. Dimensions: The jade is 2 1/4" x 4 1/4", the overall s

This table screen consist of a central panel inset with a reverse painted portrait of a Chinese official. The panel is mounted in another frame supported in a hardwood stand. Qing Dynasty period. Heig

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) Provenance: Collection of a distinguished European Gentleman Dimensions: Height: 29 in.

Chinese inlaid hardwood table screen, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), painting on silk depicting ladies in a pavilion setting, mounted in rectangular screen inlaid on the borders and edges in mother-of-pearl

Dimensions: Length: 36cm, Width: 12cm, Height: 38cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Lapis Lazuli Bathing Horses Motif Table Screen. Potted in huge rectangle table screen with hardwood frame bottom base carved ca

Dimensions: Length: 36cm, Width: 12cm, Height: 38cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Lapis Lazuli Bathing Horses Motif Table Screen. Potted in huge rectangle table screen with hardwood frame bottom base carved ca

A White Jade 'Landscape' Table Screen With A Gilt-Bronze Gem-Inlaid Stand. Carved in relief with a cragged, mountainous landscape interspersed with trees. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character

Measurements: Height: 15 cm Length: 10.5 cm Width: 5.3 cm Weight: 200 Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Zitan inlaid jade screen. A Chinese nephrite jade table screen with zitan hardwood bottom base carved

Width: 28cm. Height: 41.5cm. Weight 1668 gram.

A Chinese rosewood TABLE SCREEN WITH INLAYS, panel encrypted with shells and polished, the stand is probably made from HuangHuaLi. Qing Dynasty H69CM*L38CM*W23CM in total, the panel is H49CM*L33CM PRO

Late Qing Dynasty, in seven parts. Each panel decorated with applied stone. Dimensions: 22" x 5", the height is 23 1/2". Provenance: From a local collection.

Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, rosewood table stand with an marble top with right angular corner ,supported on rectangular framed legs in traditional Chinese style design D: 12 1/4"(31 cm) x 6 1/4" (14 cm) H:

A CHINESE HAND CARVED HARDWOOD TABLE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), CIRCA 1850-1875 HARDWOOD / “BLACK WOOD” / HUANGHUALI ROSEWOOD TYPE This is a “Center” table that was created to stand, in a speci

* A Chinese Hardwood Table Cabinet with Mirror Stand qing dynasty (1644-1911) of rectangular form, the cover opening to a mirror stand, above a pair of pull-out doors opening to five drawers, with met

(4) Chinese carved quartz agate table items, Qing Dynasty and later, includes (2) lidded vases, standing Guanyin, and pierced and carved table weight, each on hardwood stand (excl. table weight), 7"h

HARDWOOD TABLE QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY 清 硬木束腰彭牙股腿帶托泥榻几 the waisted low stand with C-form legs,

A unique pale celadon jade miniature plaque table screen carved with lotus motif symbolizing probity, on carved hardwood stand, Ming Dynasty, good condition, some natural inclusions, from a private Up

China, possibly Qing dynasty Dimensions: 4.5" (11.43cm) H Carved white jade screen with openwork lattice pattern and incised decoration, seated atop a wooden stand with openwork patterns. 或&#28

Height:36cmWidth:20.5cmWeight:2kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

Qing dynasty, round surface carved surround and six legs stand, each carved cloud, dragon, lions. Diameter 80cm Height 83cm

Late Qing dynasty, Tongzhi period (1862-1874), the porcelain plaque decorated in famille rose enamels with three figures in landscape, in a carved wood stand h. 23 w. 13 d. 7 in.

late Qing dynasty, c. 1880, single hardwood plank top, pierce-carved apron, 41.75"h; 82.5"w; 18.5"w These table were higher than the usual "altar table" form since they were used to stand at to unroll