A Chinese hardwood table screen, enclosing an old print and a silk embroidery, Republic period,

A VINTAGE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLAQUE MOUNTED HARDWOOD TABLE SCREEN, POSSIBLY REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949), of rectangular form and nicely enameled with the blossoming thorny branches of an a

Old Chinese Tiger Silk Embroidery Framed 42''x18.75''. Fine polychrome silk weaving with calligraphy panel. Strong color. First half 20th century, Republic period.

Old Chinese porcelain table screen plaque on stand most likely Chinese Republic period. Signed lower right. The finely painted plaque depicts a farmer. Good condition, wooden stand is complete but glu

A Chinese table screen inset with a famille rose plaque dating from the Republic period depicting 3 women rinsing silk thread at a river. Dimensions are: the plaque measures 7 1/2 inches tall X 5 inch

Chinese ,19th C, silk embroidery screen with flower & figure shell inlaid, carved and polished hard wood table screen resting on fully carved Fu dogs to the sides forming the 2 bases, the center with

Description: A late Qing or Republic period Chinese red lacquered, carved, and gilt table screen with a painting of figures on silk. Type: Table screen Materials: Lacquered wood, silk Markings & Insc

Description: A late Qing or Republic period Chinese red lacquered, carved, and gilt table screen with a painting of figures on silk. Type: Table screen Materials: Lacquered wood, silk Markings & Insc

A Republic period circular form table with a border of scrolling blossoming foliage and carved beaded edge enclosing a rose veined variegated marble top above a frieze of pierced stylized scrolling be

A CHINESE MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID AND MARBLE INSET HARDWOOD CENTER TABLE, LATE QING DYNASTY/EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD, 1900-1930, with a rectangular top enclosing a large rectangular white marble panel fla

An old Chinese painted and glazed porcelain plaque, decorated with three figures next to a table and a floor screen in the background featuring the sun and water, with calligraphy to the left. Plaque

and Carved Stone Table Screen Chinese, Qing Dynasty and possibly Qianlong period, the finely carved frame possibly huang huali, the removable screen with hand painted silk panel with applied carved st

Chinese table screen, silk embroidery and teakwood, leopards and tigers design, frame 24" x 26". Provenance: From the Keenan Family estate of North Miami, Florida.

Chinese table screen, Republic period, with a porcelain panel decorated with colorful figures, "signed", all in a carved frame and stand. 22.75"h x 15.25"w x 6.25"d

A Chinese porcelain plaque set into a wooden table screen dating from the Republic period. The plaque features 19 deities by a pavilion in a mythical landscape and has a signatures with 2 seals in the

Chinese Hardwood Table Screen with photographic print of the S.S.Machias Broadside New Haven, Conn, July 4, 1908, verso with painted label from 1915 San Francisco Exposition, 10 1/2' x 16" x 5 1/2". C

A LARGE VINTAGE CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD COFFEE TABLE, POSSIBLY REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949), the circular top with a stylized ruyi waved apron, raised on a stand of shaped cabriole legs, lacking confor

Chinese Carved Hardwood Low Table, Qing Dynasty-Republic Period.Dimension: 11-3/4"H x 33"L x 19-1/4"W

Pair of Chinese Carved Hardwood Occasional Tables, Qing Dynasty-Republic Period.Dimension: 30-3/4"H x 15-3/10L-16W

A Chinese silk embroidery table screen, featuring double sided glass panels, depicting a multi-colored village and port scene further decorated with intricate embroidered houses, farm land, and boats

Chinese silk embroidery table screen, 19th century. A wood screen holding a silk embroidery of birds, from the 19th century. Glass on both sides.H24" x 16.5"

Chinese Silk Embroidery Table Screen, 22" x 16" x 5 1/2".

A Chinese Republic period silk embroidery depicting swans on a lake with reeds in the foreground trees in the background. Piece is signed and titled.

The round shaped panel finely painted with a scene of cicada sitting on the tree. D: 7 1/2 in.

A Chinese Carved Hardwood and Enameled Porcelain Six-Panel Screen, Republic Period, circa 1912