Pair of Chinoiserie Gilt Painted Pagoda Form Etageres

Pair of Chinoiserie Gilt-Metal Etageres, 20th century, each with a pagoda-form top joined by bamboo-form supports to three mirrored shelves, the mirrored cove-molded rectangular base raised on splayed

(pair) Chinoiserie black and gilt lacquered wall-hanging etageres/ display shelves, 20th c., having pagoda-form, over three open shelves, with foliated motifs and turned supports, approx 30"h, 12.75"w

Pair of Chinoiserie inspired hanging etageres, having a pagoda form with lacquer and gilt accents, each with three shelves and terminating to a drawer, 35.5"h x 13.75"w x 7.5"d.

CHINOISERIE PAGODA TOP BOOKCASE/ETAGERE, RAISED PAINTED CHINOISERIE DESIGNS, GILT ACCENTED BLACK LACQUER FINISH, BRASS RAILS, VERY GOOD GENTLY USED CONDITION, APPROX 5'H, SKU128

Porcelain Chinoiserie Vase Pair. Blue painted urn forms with gilt painted chinoiserie motifs. {Approximate dimensions: 18 high x 9 1/2 wide x 7 5/8 inches deep.}. Condition: Minor gilt loss.

A very interesting early 20th century silver gilt reverse decorated glass pagoda form mirror framing an early painted Chinese domestic scene. Size: 46"H x 35'W

Pair of Contemporary Gilt-Metal and Plate-Glass Etageres each with a pagoda-form, curved top fitted with a glass shelf, above four additional shelves, constructed of square, tubular gilt-metal framing

Set (3) Chinoiserie pagoda-form wall etageres, 20th/21st c., red lacquered and gilt wall curio shelves, unmarked, 36.75"h x 24"w x 7.5"d (larger), 36.75"h x 13"w x 7.5"d (smaller)

(lot of 3) Chinoiserie black and gilt lacquered wall-hanging etageres/ display shelves, 20th c., having pagoda-form, over three open shelves, with foliated motifs and turned supports, approx 30"h, 12.

English, contemporary. A pair of black tole chinoiserie-motif pagoda form candle lanterns, each having a paneled pagoda top with a crested spire, every other panel painted with gold scales and figural

Pair of Pagoda Form Toleware Lanternslate 20th century, black painted tin with gilt highlights, bell form drops, hinged glass door, mirrored back plate, appears unmarked. 27 x 12 x 10 in. From the Est

A Pair of Rattan Pagoda-Form Etageres 20th century Height 77 x diameter 21 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property from H.R.H. Princess Maria Pia of Bourbon-Parma, Palm Beach, FL

Mid-century modern. Metal. With 5 glass shelves. Approx. 78" H x 30 3/4" W x 12 3/4" D. (7005)

No visible maker's marks, probably composite or plaster.H: approx. 7 3/4".

Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Articles LATE 19TH CENTURY comprising a pair of gilt decorated pagoda-form incense burners, and a fish bowl, all decorated with floral scrolls.  Height of taller 12

Nice gilding patina. From a Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 21.5"W x 14"D x 58"H

Pair of Gilt Painted Composition Eagle Form Book Ends. Used condition. 8 1/4" tall x 5 3/4" wide x 2 1/2" deep

Pair of Antique Dresden Chinoiserie Gilt Hand Painted Porcelain Vases with Covers by Helena Wolfsohn. Signed. Good Condition. Measures 10" H x 5-1/2" W. Shipping $85.00 (estimate $400-$600)

Etagere is Neo-Classical style. Piece has 4 mirrored glass shelves. Piece is gilt metal with bamboo style structures. Etagere has pagoda style build. Piece has 4 legs with slight curves. Piece measure

Pair Georgian Style Gilt Pier Mirrors Pagoda form pediments with bells, bell pendants, and icicle forms. Scrolling open frames. Wood and composition frame. Good condition. 63H X 32W

A pair of gilt stenciled ebonized wood pagoda form wall sconces with brass candle arms. Each is 19 in tall x 12-1/2 in wide.

Chinoiserie Style Hand Painted Wall Cabinet. Pagoda form top. Interior with shelves. Measures 28 x 21 x 7 inches. Property of a designer decorated Bedford, New York estate.

A lot to include a Yixing-style enamel coated porcelain teapot with bronze handle and spout with mark on base, and a pair of Japanese gilt painted bronze duck-form screen holders. 4-1/2in tall.

A Pair of Chinese Cloisonné and Gilt Brass Pagoda Form Incense Burners, 19th/20th Century. H: 41 1/2 D: 12 1/2 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (197