Two Qing Chinese Watercolor of Folk Customs

Two Qing Chinese watercolor of folk customs. Age wear.

Two Qing Chinese watercolor of folk customs. Age wear.

Vintage Chinese Folk Statues W Stands. This lot features two decorative Chinese folk statues with custom display stands. Includes one warrior monkey statue in fighting pose and one lucky statue of a m

Chinese Qing Watercolor painted scroll, depicting two monkeys on a landscape. dated 1728, attr. to Shen Quan (1682-1760). Site： 16 3/4“W x 42 1/2"H

One with in court scene, other two of Qing style figures. Frame: 20in by 10.5in, 17in by 21in.

Watercolor on paper depicting a snowy scene with red pavilion. Signed along with red seal lower right. Custom mat and wood frame; artist's card to the reverse. Mat opening 16.25" x 23" approx. Frame 2

Chinese Qing watercolor painted scroll, depicting two ladies and a monkey on a boat. Unsigned. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Or

Chinese Qing watercolor painted on silk. Depicting two persons and two horses in a river. Attr. to Qian Wei Cheng (1720 - 1772). Site 19"W x 28 7/8" H

Chinese Qing watercolor ancestors portrait painting, depicting two mandarin officers and their wives. Circa - 18th - 19th C.

Chinese Qing watercolor painted scroll. Depicting immortal with two kids. Dated 1714. Attr. to Kang Tao . Site 46 5/8"H x 23 1/8"W

Both watercolor on silk, one depicting a scholar, the other possibly a portrait of Zhong You, a disciple of Confucius. Dimensions:Sight for each is 12" x 9 1/2" and 10" x 9", the frames are 167 1/2" x

Color and ink on silk, one depicting a greyhound and the other featuring a bedroom scene of a lady and a white cat, framed and glazed. 23 x 23 inches

A Chinese hanging scroll watercolour painting, Qing, depicting two Formosan Blue Magpies in a tree above a deer amongst lingzhi mushrooms, calligraphy and red seal mark, ebonised zhoutou, image 94 x 4

A FINE CHINESE POLYCHROME WATERCOLOR ON SILK SCROLL PAINTING, TWO RED CRESTED ROOSTERS, SIGNED, LATE QING DYNASTY/EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with two nicely painted red crested rooster

A pair of antique Chinese watercolor, gouache and pencil paintings on paper. Qing dynasty, early 19th century. The artworks are full-length portraits of two men on trones with servants, the clothes of

Two Chinese watercolor paintings on paper, one signed Shi Qin, one signed Zhen Qing, 12 1/2" h x 15" w. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

An antique Chinese, late Qing era, ink and watercolor painting on silk scroll depicting a scene with two Geisha ladies traveling along the river landscape. Signed and inscribed with Calligraphy, and s

Chinese Watercolors on Paper Ca. 1910-1920, H 6" W 5" 8 pcs | Eight watercolors in two identical bamboo style frames. depicting various scenes of Chinese folk life, hobbies, craft, and other tradition

An antique Chinese, late Qing dynasty, ink and watercolor painting on silk scroll depicting a bird in blossoming flowers. Inscribed with Calligraphy, and two red stamps, upper left. Circa: the early 2

Two (2) Chinese watercolor and gouache ancestor portrait paintings depicting elderly male civil officials in blue coats with paradise flycatcher embroidered rank badges and tiered black caps seated on

Luo Qing (Chinese, 1821-1899) Landscape ink and color on paper, fan leaf, framed signed with a dedication, and two artist's seals. Image: 18 3/4 x 7 in., 47.6 x 17.8 cm. With original custom seal mark

Ink and watercolour on paper, signed by Li Xiong Cai with two red seals. 58 x 38 cm. Born during the Qing dynasty in the Guangdong province of China, Li Xiongcai was born to an illustrious painter and

Chinese Qing Dynasty Era collection of 20 hair ornaments and two finger protector ornaments with enamel decoration. COAs. Includes 17 hand made and custom fitted bases, three holding two ornaments. Ma

Qing Zhejiang "Zhejiang Customs thirty years auspicious word" fifty-two round ingot one, weight: 206.4g, the word stamp is clear, the word mouth is deep, excellent condition, well-preserved, the Qing