Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose garden stools,

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose garden stools, depicting dragons and peony blossoms. 18.5"H, Circa - 19th C.

Pr. Chinese famille rose porcelain garden stools, the reserves decorated with large birds surrounded by elaborate enameled floral decoration. 17.75"H X 12.5" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Garden StoolsQing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century, finely painted in famille rose palette with scenes of a fanciful bird perched on a blooming tree with larg

Qing Dynasty. Small Chinese Famille rose porcelain garden stool with two red dragons on the top and decorated with landscape surrounding. 71/2" x 8" dia.

Pair of Chinese Qing dynasty famille rose wall vases, porcelain, gilt on rim, decorated with Hehe Immortal figures in garden, red abstract dragons on ears, blue Qing Qianlong mark on base, 9" h.

CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE FIGURES GARDEN STOOL. Qing dynasty around 1850s. H. 48 cm. Domestic shipping $100 and oversea $300. Combined shipping available. Pick-up available in our NJ warehouse. W

A Chinese Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Garden Stool: Of Late Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 10" (25.4cm)

Late Qing Dynasty. Decorated with two large reserves with peacocks and exotic birds, with foliage, on a red and yellow trellis ground. Height 18.5 in. Diameter 12 in.

Late Qing Dynasty. Decorated with two large reserves depicting a dragon and a phoenix, on a yellow ground with stylized scrolls and floral blooms. Height 18.5 in. Diameter 12 in.

Chinese Art A famille rose porcelain garden stool over turquoise ground China, Qing dynasty, 20th century . . Cm 30,00 x 36,00.

A pair of Chinese gu-form enameled garden stoolslate Qing dynasty. The yellow-ground porcelain stools of circular gu form and enameled in the famille rose palette to show decorative objects and auspic

Chinese Famille Rose Garden stools with figures and court scenes, birds and butterflies. Signs of professional restoration noted. (2). larger 19.25"h x 13.5"dia and 19"h x 13"dia

Pair of Chinese famille rose garden stools, each of drum form, featuring two reserves displaying a pair of peacocks perching on prunus tree, amongst peony and chrysanthemum blooms, with reticulated co

150) Pr. Chinese Qing Famille Rose porcelain ginger jars with ormolu mounted stand, having an old French Paris dealer's sticker,reads, De La Madeleine L. caisso & Co. . 19th C. 18" without stand. 19"

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose vases, finely painted to depict figures at a party and scholars objects to the neck. 14"H x 7" Dia., Circa - 19th C.

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose wall vases, in double gourd shape, depicting figures and landscapes. 6.75"H, Circa - Late 19th / Early 20th C.

Mirror Pair Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Temple Jars with a design of Generals on Horseback and Soldiers in Historical Battle, the shoulders with a yellow ground cloud col

(2) Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose porcelain vases, depicting figures and landscapes. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose vase, depicting figures in courtyards. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in Dallas,

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose porcelain plates, depicting figures in landscapes. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Sho

Fine Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Pierced Porcelain hexagonal small Lanterns and bases. Total height 10 inches (25.5 cm.).

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose porcelain plates, with incised ground depicting flowers, with six-character mark to the bottom. 9.25" Dia., Circa - 19th C.

Pair Chinese blue background famille rose porcelain garden stools, 18.35"Hx13.75"dia each

Each jar of octagon shape finely painted to depict lotus each with matching lid and fitted wood stands, both with china mark to base, 9.5" high not including the stands circa late 19th C.