chinese rice paddy hat

chinese rice paddy hat

This is a very beautiful antique hand made woven straw rice paddy hat from western Java, Indonesia.This is by far the most intricate and finely crafted example of a rice paddy hat that I have ever com

This is a very solid antique hand made woven palm leaf rice paddy hat from western Java, Indonesia.This is a very solid classic example. Collected in the early 1980's by a diplomat's wife while statio

Squelette de serpent aquatique encadré Water snake skeleton, framed Myrrophis chinensis China A nocturnal freshwater snake, commonly known as the 'Chinese water snake or Chinese rice paddy snake'

This is a very beautiful antique hand made woven straw rice paddy hat from western Java, Indonesia.This is by far one of the most intricate and finely crafted example of a rice paddy hat that I have e

The mouth blown form of a Chinese rice worker with coolie hat and ponytail in layered colored and clear glass with enclosed central bubble inclusion, artist's signature incised to bottom, after Ar

Labeled verso "Xin Sheng Tian Lai, The Heart and Nature in Harmony." Together with a woodblock print of figures in a rice paddy and watercolor and ink on paper of figures in a mountainscape. 3 pieces

Framed Matted Asian Inspired Original Sewn Scene of a Ferry. A great handcrafted silk embroidery depiction of an Asian scene with conical hats & oxen in an area with rice paddies & grass huts.

Two antique, highly detailed Chinese hand paintings on rice paper, each panel depicts two maidens together preparing and making tapestries and hats. Largest measures 12" (30cm) width by 9" (23cm) heig

Traditional Chinese Coir Raincoat (Apron & Cape) & Hat. Made of woven coconut palm fibers, this type of garment was used by rice harvesters in Soth China to wear in wet conditions. In beautiful condit

Paavo Tynell (1890-1973)Model n°9602, 'Chinese hat'Pair of floorlampsBrass, rattan and wood slatsEdition Taito and IdmanOne marked 'TAITO 9602' and the other 'IDMAN'Model created circa 1940H 150

Paavo Tynell (1890-1973)Model n°9602, 'Chinese hat'Floor lampBrass, lacquered metal and rattanEdited by IdmanModel created circa 1940H 152 × Ø 62 cmBibliography:- Idman commercial catal

Set of 5 antique Asian rice bowls. Japanese Satsuma bowl with gold gilt and rust red flora decorated center. Exterior with cobalt blue body and stylized floral band with green background. Signed with

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Paavo Tynell (Finnish, 1890-1973); Taito OY (Finland)Marking(s); notes: Taito imprint, 9602Materials: brass, enamel, straw, rattan

H. 150 cm, Ø 66 cm. Made by Taito and Idman Oy, Vilhonvuorenkatu, after 1953. Tubular brass, brass sheet, textile, rattan. Marked: manufacturer's stamp TAITO and Idman.

Brass, cane, linen Finland, 1950s Design: Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) – Finnish designer and luminaire manufacturer Manufacturer: Taito Oy, Helsinki Impressed manufacturer’s marl to underside ‘Oy T

Ten Chinese Hat Finials Qing Dynasty The multicolor finials of typical spherical form and mounted to a wooden base. Height of largest 2 1/4 inches C

A pair of vintage, mid century, three light table lamps in the manner of Paavo Tynell's "Chinese Hat" lamp. With brass stems and shade caps. 31.5" x 32" x 14"

A Collection of nine Chinese hat finials, Qing Dynasty, circa 1860-1900, each colour representing the rank of the Mandarin, in blue, pink, gold and crystal representing ranks from 2nd to 8th and made

TWELVE CHINESE RICE PAPER PAINTINGS19th CenturyContained within a red silk-covered paper board binder. Labeled for the Wing Tai Hing rice paper picture shop.Binder 10” x 14.25”. Images 7” x 12��

5.5 cm. Weight 92 gram.

These are great looking late 19th to early 20th century Mandarin Chinese hat buttons. They are a mix of glass, hardstone with one metal, possibly bronze. Each is mounted on an ornate base, also appear

Set of twelve Chinese rice paper studies of exotic bird, each 21cm x 28cm,

19th century Imperial Chinese hat embroidered with fur collar and coral bead finial, 3 1/4" x 10". Provenance: from the estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.