Chinese Court Tablet "Hu"

Dynasty, 17th century, calligraphic & scenic, 1 1/4" x 5 1/4"... Hu tablets, also known as shouban (‘hand tablet’ in Chinese)1 were used as early as the Tang period, 618 – 906.2 During the Ming

Chinese Ming Dynasty or Earlier, painting of a standing Court Official holding a court tablet with the Moon Rabbit in the sky pounding the elixir of Life. The painting on silk with touches of gold ove

A Chinese School Daoist Painting 16th-17th Century Ink and color on silk; depicting a seated deity dressed in regal attire and holding a hu tablet flanked by two standard bearers and with four acolyte

Two Antique Asian Bronze Figures , incl. Japanese figure of Beauty or Gyoran Kannon holding a basket of fish, h. 7 in.; and Chinese figure of an official or Wenchang holding a hu tablet, h. 9 3/4 in

Chinese polychrome porcelain plaque, depicting a court official in his robes holding a tablet with a young apprentice at his side, both standing beneath a pine tree growing from rockwork, inscribed an

Chinese blue and white Bleu de Hue Porcelain with a metal rim. Made for the Vietnamese market and bearing the four character "Noi Hu thi Huu" mark inner court mark. Design of a dragon and phoenix amon

A Glazed Porcelain Daoist Immortal Covered in yellow, green and aubergine glazes, the immortal is shown seated holding a tablet that rests on his cloth-draped hands, wearing a ribbed court hat secured

Chinese Taoist painting of heavenly beings, the figures comprising three beings dressed as earthly officials and carrying tablets that would have been carried by court officials when meeting with the

It is unique in shape, exquisite in craftsmanship, rich in color, brilliant in gold and jade, full of grace and luxury, full of court style and royal style, and is a typical Qianlong court display bea

H:46cm W:36.9cm

W:40cm H:57cm W:13850g

Impressive Chinese Ming Hu Form Cloisonne Vessel 12.5''x8''x8''. A period museum quality polychrome enameled fang hu archaic form handled vase with figural bronze qilin head ring handles. Four panels

H:54.5cm W:52cm

W:26cm H:59cm Wt:11550g

Important Chinese court crowns and headdress, having phoenixes and inlayed with pearls, precious stones and king fishers' feathers set in gold,14" x 8" x 3". Provenance: from the estate of the late Be

Nine dragons in gold threads, decorated with Buddhism emblems, Qing dynasty. W: 180 CM Provenance: Important private collection, Dallas, Texas.

China, 19th C., court necklace, consisting of jade and gold floral beaded chain with sapphire and ruby colored bead dangling, complete with blue padded box. Length 48 in.

A Chinese Hu Form Gilt Ground Blue and White Famille Rose Porcelain Vase, Yongzheng Mark and Possibly of the Period. Well potted Hu form vase of pear shaped body, applied to the shoulders with a pair

Chinese Court Military Dress w Badges&Orders

Qing Dynasty, finely embroidered, with floral designs on a light blue ground, potted plants, fans and bats, long center opening, open sides at hem, neck with stylized ruyi collar, borders with figures

signed Chen Shen Zhenlin 13 x 94 inches

A Framed Chinese Black Ground Court Vest with Rank Badges. Framed Chinese Embroidered Vest and Sleeve with Rank Badges. {Frame size: 46 1/8 x 60 7/8 inches (117.1 x 154.6 cm)}.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Chinese Hu Wen Ming Zhi cylindrical bronze censer with horse and tree reliefs. Finished on three figural decorated feet, Hu Wen Ming Zhi marking underneath. CIRCA: 20th Cent. P

Height: 54.125 inches, Width: 64.25 inches.