Pair of China Trade Paintings

China, ca. 19th century. Pair of paintings depicting Chinese Junks in custom frames. MEASUREMENTS Size of frame: 19 1/4 inches / 49 cm x 15 3/4 inches / 40 cm. SHIPPING $60 flat-rate shipping in the c

19th c., both of a bird perched in a blossoming cherry tree branch, 13.5 by 9.5 in. (sight), framed under glass

Antique pair of China Trade Pith Paintings of Imperial Figures. Each sight size measures approx. 12.5” by 7.5”. Both have cracks and small losses at the edge, please see photos. Circa 1870

Pair of oil on canvas China trade paintings of Canton, dated 1876, owned by Rear Admiral George W. Melville, USN. Each 13"h. x 17"w.

China Trade School, pair gouache paintings, China Trade School (18th/19th c.), Junks on a river and canal, unsigned, matted and framed under glass, 8"h x 10"w (sight), 14.5"h x 17"w (frame) Provenance

Pair of 19th c. China Trade Macao Port Paintings with Junks. 15 1/2" x 20 1/2"; frames: 21 3/8" x 26 3/8". Very good original condition

oil on board, mid-19th century, including two pairs of paintings - the first pair depicting junks before the Dutch Folly Fort on the Pearl River (SS 4 x 6.25 in., DOA 9.25 x 11.5 in.); the second pair

Four China Trade Paintings, 19th century, 'Musicians Beside a Bridge', 'Bird Catchers Beside a Canal', 'Candlemakers at Work' and 'An Evening on the River', gouache on paper, each matted, framed and g

Three small framed paintings in gouache and watercolor on paper, showing a three-masted merchant ship, a large Chinese junk, and a Chinese dragon boat. Frames, all approx. 11 1/8" x 9". Sight, approx.

The first showing the Dutch Folly Fort on the Pearl River, Canton, with Chinese vessels, the second showing three Chinese artisans weaving silk in a landscape. Both in gouache on pith paper. Identical

(Chinese, Active 1780-99), dated 1799, published by W. Miller, 9 x 12 in., matted and framed.

Large and highly detailed China Trade oil painting on wood panel with Chinese boats in harbor with large buildings flying various country flags. Titled verso PAINTING OF THE FOREIGN FACTORIES, CANTON.

China Trade Painting, Mid-19th Century View of Hong Kong oil on canvas unsigned 17 x 23 1/2 inches.

A Rare China Trade Painting 19th century Gouache on paper, depicting an Aristocratic Ladies Tea; framed Sight 34 x 19 1/2 inches C

19th Century Oil on canvas. Unsigned. China Trade Painting Location unknown, possibly Indochina or somewhere in Indonesia Sight: 34in. x 30in (86cm.x 76cm) Framed: 37in. x 32in. (94cm.x 81cm.)

Heading: (China) Author: Title: Original watercolor painting, likely of the bund at Shanghai, with numerous ships and boats, both western and Chinese, before it Place Published: China Publisher:

Oil on canvas, Circa 1850. The ship in stormy seas in appropriate gilt lined carved and molded China trade style frame. The reverse of stretcher with original red paper label of noted China Trade arti

China Trade Painting of an Interior Scene mid-19th century oil on canvas 29 3/8 x 23 3/4 inches (sight) 40 1/2 x 35 1/4 inches (frame)

19th century China Trade oil painting on canvas of a British clipper ship with boats and lighthouse in distance. 20 x 28 in, framed 25 x 33 in.

China Trade Painting of a Woman and Her Attendant in an Interioroil on canvas (lined), unsigned, circa 1830-1840, presented in a later gilt frame. Frame dimensions 18 1/2 x 15 1/2 in. From the Estate

circa 1850, oil on canvas, the verso with single character mark to one stretcher and the remnants of an old label with red type affixed to both top stretcher and frame, presented in a later antique ca

A China Trade Painting of a Tea Warehouse 19th century Gouache on paper; framed Sight 11 x 7 1/4 inches C

Oil on canvas laid down on board. Depicting a fully-rigged ship flying the American flag (17.5 in. x 22.75 in., sight); mounted in a period giltwood frame, affixed with the framer's label for "W. Henr

"Junque at Sea Under Darkening Skies" depicts Chinese war junque flying a war banner at the mouth of the Pearl River and the Bocatris. Partial label verso. Possibly deaccessioned from the Peabody Muse