A CHINESE INK CAKE, COMMEMORATIVE PROPAGANDA FOR "LOYAL" WITH A MAO ZEDONG PORTRAIT, EARLY PEOPLE'S

A vintage framed Chinese political propaganda poster depicting Mao Zedong portrait over a group of people. The Chinese text translated as: Chairman Mao, we miss you endlessly. Dated in print: 1976. Ch

Chinese Revolutionary Political Communist Propaganda Poster Mao Zedong with the people of Jinggangshan Cultural Original Vintage Nylon based Print Red China Please look at Photos Frame 27.75" x 37" H

Large Framed Chinese Ink & Watercolor of 20th C Communist Revolution Subject. Likely a portrait of Mao Zedong and Chaing Kai-Shek. 74 inches x 47 inches

A hard to find vintage Chinese porcelain cultural revolutions sign depicting a portrait of young Mao Zedong on the upper part and a group of people on the lower part, with inscriptions in Chinese hier

Chinese Propaganda Poster. 1960s. People’s Republic of China. Quarter-sheet (21 x 17 ½”) first printing poster depicting Mao Tse Tung. Red ink with flocked coating. A.

MAO ZEDONG (1893 - 1976) Chinese statesman, commonly known as 'Chairman Mao, a communist revolutionary who became the founding father of the People's Republic of China, which he ruled as the Chairman

Ming Dynasty official, seated with a red robe portraying the badge of a flying white egret, painted with ink on silk, image size 53.5” x 35” overall in modern frame 64” x 41”.

The condition report: jade is delicately carved. For more detailed pictures, please click the link: https://shtvu-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/valueauction_onedrivechina_cn/EtIVRXXmS2NEv1xFGutlpQw

Chinese, early 20th century ink on silk depicting men on land, sea, and air, 158" x 16" unrolled.

Set of four Soong MeiLing, aka Song MeiLing (宋美龄, 1897-2003) Painted in the early spring of MingGuo year 35th, circa 1946. Chinese ink and color scroll paintings on paper, laid to

Lang Shining himself is good at painting portraits, Chinese and Western painting methods for portraits are completely different, Lang Shining's early paintings are obvious Western painting styles, suc

Chinese 18th Cent. Temple Landscape Ink on Silk Scroll Painting 21''x44'' Image. An early intricate painting depicting various scholars and children in a landscape with temples. Large calligraphy insc

A superb and very rare war-date 'short snorter', a 1943 Chinese ten dollar bank note signed in ink on both sides by 25 people, including some of the most important figures of the campaign in China. Am

Mark of Kuncan (Shiqi) 署名 髡残 , (8) ink landscapes, Kun Can (Chinese, 1612 - 1671), also named Shi Xi, Famous painter in early Qing period, Album of Eight Landscapes, ink an

Chinese 17th Cent. Mountainous Landscape with Scholar Ink on Silk Scroll Painting 40''x22.5'' Image. Exceptional and early mountainous landscape scroll painting with a single scholar amongst pine tree

Album with ten leaves, ink on paper. Each image measures 6 3/4" x 9 3/4". Ex. Robert Hatfield Ellsworth Collection. Purchased directly from the artist's daughter in the early 1980's.

Chinese 1946 General Zhou Enlai (Chou En-Lai) Autographed Letter 14''x10.5'' Framed. A scarce ink signed letter by the first premier of the People's Republic of China that reads, ''Office of Chinese C

Late 19th/early 20th century, of carved jadeite, nephrite and serpentine, including a medicine bottle, two lidded ink boxes, a diminutive bowl, five snuff bottles, and three bi, along with additional

Chinese Ink Paintings By Wang Ximeng: Landscape Ink and Color on Paper. Size (Without Frame):51.5cmx1285cm

Chinese Ink and Color on Paper, scroll, Signed Qi Bai Shi

A Chinese Ink Painting Hanging Scroll By Qi Baishi: Chrysanthemum& Longevity Ink and Color on Paper. Size: 135cmx68cm

Rare Chinese early 19th century pearl style glazed porcelain vase decorated with qilin in relief, Daoguang period, 11.6"x7.65"dia

Wu HuFan 吴湖帆 (1894-1968), a presented painting as gifts to General Chen CangQuan. Chinese ink and color painting on paper laid to silk. Hand painted with delicate ink tones and te

Wu HuFan 吴湖帆 (1894-1968), painted in the Spring of DingHai year, 1947. A presented painting as gifts to General Chen CangQuan. Chinese ink and color painting on paper laid to silk