Pair of Chinese Pith Paintings

Two Chinese pith paintings circa 1850 depicting Imperial figures. Under glass with 20th century mats and faux bamboo frames. 20-3/4" x 16". From the collection of Phillip Siebert.

PAIR CHINESE TRADE PITH PAINTINGSLate 19th - early 20th century. Watercolor on pith. Both scenes of Chinese upper class in everyday life, cloth matted behind glass, painted wood frames. Sights: 7.75"

A pair of Chinese export pith paintings, depicting a young Emperor and Empress, he sits drinking tea and she reclines smoking a pipe with attendants, 29 x 19cm; and another smaller example of a lady s

PAIR OF FRAMED CHINESE PITH PAINTINGS - Mid 19th c. Portraits of Chinese War Junk (Galley) and Merchant's Junk, in their original matching ribbon carved, lacquered and gilt frames, OS: 8" x 10", SS: 4

Pair of Qing Cantonese Pith Paintings, 11 1/2" x 7", "Mandarin Subjects".

Pair 19th Century Chinese Pitthe Paintings frame under glass. Qing Dynasty Woman Study. Delicate pith paintings by local Chinese artists were collected by Western travellers and merchants from around

19th c. 6.25 x 10.5 inches, sight. Framed, 10.5 x 15 inches.

Two Pairs Chinese 19 C Pith Paintings of Mandarin Couples, each Man in rich blue Gowns seated next to Chinese Tables with flower vases, each woman in a gown on an interesting chair and round pedestal

PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PITH PAPER PAINTINGS19th CenturyBoth depict five various shells and mollusks. Labels verso for Polly Latham Antiques.Watercolors and gouaches on pith paper, 6” x 10”

Pair handsomely framed Chinese gouache paintings on pith or rice paper, depicting two stages in the production of tea. A note on the back of the painting states that the paintings were brought back fr

Pair of exceptional 19th century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting insects and flowers. A wonderful example of one of the greatest exports of 19th century China.Sight; height: 5 3/4 in x width: 9

Dating between 1850-1890 this pair of portraits come from a complete Mandarin wedding book. The man appears to be a high-ranking government official. The paintings are on delicate pith paper which is

Approximate Dimensions: 6 in x 7.625 in x 381.4 grams in total weight

Pair of Chinese Export Paintings on Pith Paper The image 10 1/4 x 7 1/4 in., 14 1/4 x 11 1/4 in. (frame).

A Pair of Chinese Watercolor Paintings on Pith Paper Watercolor Paintings on Pith Paper A male attendant serving tea to a noble, seated beside a table with a vase issuing a peacock feather and a branc

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FINE QUALITY PITH PAPER PAINTINGS of women in interior settings 26cm high 18cm wide - unframed with silk-ribbon border TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY CH

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FRAMED PAINTINGS ON PITH OR RICE PAPER, depicting scenes from the Chinese opera, the frames 12.75in x 10.8in; together with a smaller pair of framed paintings depicting

A group of five Chinese paintings of boats / ships on pith-paper. Qing Dynasty. Two of the paintings are mounted in a single frame. Sight measurements of the framed pair, 3.5" x 5.5". Framed and matte

c. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Seven miniature paintings on pith paper, including four depicting pairs of fire brigade men (each 3 7/8in x 6 1/4in sight; framed together 23in x 10 3/4in); and three

PAIR of ANTIQUE CHINESE EXPORT QING DYNASTY WATERCOLOR PAINTING PITH RICE PAPER, framed, approx. 11" x 8 3/4" each.

Chinese School, Qing Dynasty, last half 19th century. Group of two Chinese export (intended for Western consumption) gouache on pith paper figural paintings, each with heavy and ornate carved wood fra

Four Chinese Paintings on Pith Paper, a) a pair of oval boxwood frames, 12" holding paintings of noblemen, 7 3/4" sight, losses to paintings and small chips on frames, 19thC., b) two paintings of Chin

DESCRIPTION: Two matching gouache on pith cutout paintings, each depicting a courtier's portrait - one man, one woman - wearing cool colored imperial garb. Each piece is mounted in a black lacquered w

7 - 19th Century Chinese Gouache Paintings on Pith; two pairs of a Mandarin man & woman standing, a pair of a man & woman in costumes, and a boy bringing a Mandarin refreshment; each framed with mats,