Manner of Li Shizhuo (Chinese, ca

Manner of Li Shizhuo (Chinese, ca. 1690-1770), Villa in Landscape, ink on silk, the lower right bearing signature 'Li Shizhuo', along with three seals, painting: 33"h x 18.5"w, overall (framed): 45.75

(2) Watercolors of Vermont in the Chinese manner, ca. 1965, including: "Summer Cove in Burlington" signed and with seal, unframed, tipped in a mat, OS: 11 3/4" x 16", SS: 8 5/8" x 11 1/2"; PLUS Miniat

Manner of Li Xiongcai (Chinese, 1910-2001), Landscape, ink and color on paper, with colophon, signature and seals to the left, painting: 96"h × 48"w, overall: 116"h × 57.5"w

Manner of Li Zhang (Chinese, b 1950), Chinese Fruit Vendors, oil on canvas, bears signature lower right, overall (unframed/without stretcher bars): 39.5"h x 27.75"w

Manner of Li Kuchan (Chinese, 1899-1983), Myna, ink and color on paper, the left inscribed, bearing signature and three seals, overall (scroll): 75"h x 29.5"w

Manner of Li Xiong Cai (Chinese, 1910-2001), Mountain and River Landscape, ink and color on paper, with colophon to the upper right, dated 1982, bearing signature and seal Li Xiong Cai, painting: 27"h

(lot of 2) Chinese scrolls: the first, Ox Herding, ink and color on paper, the right entitled, bearing signature 'Li Ran' and two seals; the second, manner of Sun Kehong (1532-1611), ink on paper, of

Tchang-Li-Noo. Tchang-Li-Noo. Marvelous Chinese Conjuror. Paris: J. Chaffiotte, ca. 1930s. Portrait of the bespectacled magician’s head on a jet black background. 47 x 31". Folded. Minor soiling on

(lot of 4) Books on Chinese paintings, including landscape albums of Li Shizhuo, Qiu Ying, and the Xujing Zhai collection; together with 'Ping Quan Shu Wu Ying Gu Hua', featuring famous Chinese landsc

A hand painted water color on rice paper hanging scroll. In the manner of Li Keran depicting "Waterfall Mountain Village in Cloud". 75"Lx 25"W

A Study of a Basket of Gourds and Pumpkins, Chinese ink on paper, signed in Chinese and with a seal, ca. 1955, having a brown silk border mount, in the Chinese manner. Not a scroll. OS: 10" x 12 1/2",

(lot of 2) Chinese scrolls, Landscapes, ink and color on paper: the first, manner of Zhu Yuqiu (Qing Dynasty), of two figures walking in the winter forest; the second, attributed to Li Yan (20th centu

Manner of Xu Beihong (1895-1953) signed Chinese Ink Drawing of a horse, ca. mid 20th century. 13.75 in. x 18 in.

Two Chinese calligraphy scrollsIn the manner of Lin Zexu.53 3/4 x 13 1/2in (139 x 34cm) Provenance:Property of a Private Collector, Orange County, CA.

Han Dynasty, Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD A Chinese Western Han Dynasty hollow-moulded terracotta rabbit, portrayed in a naturalistic manner, characteristic of the Western Han Dynasty artistic style. The figur

A Chinese landscape scrollBears signature Jian Li.44 1/4 x 18 3/4in (112.5 x 47.5cm) Provenance:Property of a Private Collector, Orange County, CA.

Qi BaiShi 齊白石 (1864-1957), Chinese ink and color painting on paper, circa 1945. Hand painted in soft colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and li

A Chinese scroll depicting bamboo and a stoneIn the manner of Wu Hufan.36 1/4 x 17 1/4in (92 x 43.5cm) Provenance:Property of a Private Collector, Orange County, CA.

A Chinese floral and fruit hanging scrollIn the manner of Huang Junbi.28 1/2 x 10 1/2in (72 x 26.5cm) Provenance:Property of a Private Collector, Orange County, CA.

Ca. 1368-1644 AD.A moulded terracotta figure depicting a rider on horseback. The horse's neck stretches forward, and its tail is depicted in a loose, flowing manner. The animal's mane is glazed in gre

A Chinese scroll depicting birds and flowersBears signature Zhi Li.43 1/2 x 14 1/4in (110.5 x 36cm) Provenance:Property of a Private Collector, Orange County, CA.

Paris: Louis Galice, ca. 1930. A central portrait of this faux Chinese magician in hat, Fu Manchu-style mustache and glasses. Li's image is surrounded by a swirling yellow dragon and Asian characters

Full title: Three oval Chinese famille rose 'Pompadour' dishes, Qianlong, ca. 1745 Description: Dim.: 38 x 29 cm (the largest dish) Dim.: 32 x 25 cm (the pair)

A Chinese wucai gu beaker vase, Shunzhi, ca. 1660 H.: 40,5 cm - Dia.: 19 cm