Chinese Qing framed calligraphy

Set of four Chinese Qing framed calligraphy poems. Signed by Sun Zhong Qiong. 18th-19th C. Site 12 3/4" W x 15 1/2" H

Set of four Chinese Qing framed calligraphy. 18th- 19th C. Site 14" W x 29 3/4" H

Chinese Qing framed calligraphy on silk of a poem. 19th C. Site: 16 1/4"H x 38 1/4"W

Wang Minghao 王民皞 Chinese Qing Dynasty calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk. Each with six semi-cursive script characters on grayish-brown paper, one with two seal marks.

Jin Zuwang (金祖望; 1705-1755) Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven semi-cursive script characters on pal

Watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Qing Tang, Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and losses, private Manhattan collection, 19 1/4" wide (image)

Framed, Chinese, late Qing dynasty, in famille rose palette, depicting figures in rocky mountain landscape with pine trees and pavilions. Having calligraphy inscription to the upper left featuring a f

A Chinese pewter food/bowl warmer, late Qing, the lid with rose coloured glass ball with pierced gilt metal mount framed by calligraphy, the mail body with further calligraphy and key band, the dragon

Chinese ,Late Qing Dynasty, a painting on silk depicting a rat fighting cat scene with four figure hiding behind the door frame, to the left is some Chinese calligraphy in vertical line, framed by a g

Antique Qing Chinese Canton enamel on copper plates framed Miniature plates. Handpainted and with calligraphy. Appears to be a story. Entire piece: 11" x 11" Each plate is approximately: 1.67". Weight

ASIAN: Chinese Famille Rose porcelain framed plaque, Qing Dynasty or later, pink and blue border surrounds a group of polychrome figures, red stamp and calligraphy top corners, bamboo carved wood fram

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Period silk Kesi. Slit tapestry, depicted an elder immortal, Shoulao, rides a water buffalo, With calligraphy inscriptions on upper left, followed with signature seal

Two Chinese Fan Paintings, In the Style of Ren Yi (1840-1895). The first, ink on paper calligraphy fan painting by an unknown artist, in the regular scriptsigned: Zhu Fu Qing, Framed and glazed; the s

Large framed calligraphy of poem, Emperor's retreat summer in the mountains, bears the name and seal of Prince Gong, brother to an Emperor of Qing Dynasty 1850-1898, stain bottom center, some wear to

A Chinese fan painting of three figures, watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Ou Rui (区瑞), Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and color losses, private Manhattan collection, 18 3/

Chinese, 19th century, Qing dynasty, depicting three ladies outdoors, with backdrop of interior with books, painting, calligraphy and vessel with fruit on table, painted in predominantly in bright red

A FINE BODHI TREE LEAF PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY China, 18th-19th century, Qing dynasty (1644-1912). Framed behind glass. The left Bodhi tree leaf painting set on a blue paper and pa

The group comprising of three silk paintings, depicting figures within an interior scene with calligraphy on the left, ink and color on silk, with three seals on each painting, framed. Provenance: Est

China, Qing dynasty, Qiuo Tao,calligraphy scholar painting, colored ink on paper, depicting single standing male figure in blue robes and hat, framed. Width 8 in., Length 12 1/2 in.

A pair of framed Chinese watercolor and ink paintings on paper fans by Qing Gan and Xu Jiezhang. The top calligraphy poem has 3 seals, while the bottom painting of a purple iris with butterflies and i

Pair Chinese Dream Stone Framed Plaques 22''x6'' Each. Both have triptych panels of natural stone with calligraphy. Overall excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

A grouping of two Chinese framed calligraphy panels, each mounted on silk and framed under glass. Larger sheets: 24 x 5-1/2 in.

Chinese Qing framed watercolor painting on silk. Depicting a bird in peony blossoms. Dated 1687 . Attr. to Yun Shou Ping (1633 - 1690). Site: 20 7/8" W x 43 1/4"H

signature to read Zhang Daqian (1899-1983), DATED 1978. L: 22 3/4 in.(58cm) x W: 9 in.(23cm)