Two Chinese Fan Paintings, Late Qing Dynasty, 晚清 扇面一组

Two Chinese Fan Paintings, Late Qing Dynasty晚清 扇面一组两件 纸本fan widths 20 in (50.7 cm) and 20.6 in (52.2 cm), each frame 18.7 x 29.7 i

Two Chinese Export Reverse Glass Painting late qing dynasty the first depicting two children at play, the second a Chinease beauty. 13 3/4 x 22 1/2 inches (each image). Estimate $400-600 34.9cm x 57.2

Two Chinese fan paintings, of a bird and a landscape. Qing Dynasty, Landscape in ink with many mountains, and three lines of Chinese characters with red stamp on the left. Other painting a single bird

Three Chinese fan paintings, unframed, dating from the Qing dynasty. A mountain landscape with 2 red stamps, a bird on a branch with red flowers, and detail of a bamboo tree with two red stamps and Ch

Chinese, late Qing dynasty, including two paintings on leaves and another 12 in the volume. Depicting floral scenes and figures of everyday life. H. 28 x W. 20.5 cm (11 x 8 in.)

Chinese School, silk fan face painting, Likely Qing Dynasty (19th c.), Plum, Pine and Bamboo, watercolor on silk mounted to silk, black ink inscription and two red seals right side, in the style of Hu

A Chinese round fan painting signed Huang Yingchang; Huang Jinzhu, Qing dynasty On silk; with two signatures and four seals. H: 9 3/8, W: 9 7/8 in. H: 23.81, W: 25.08 cm. (sight) Provenance: Ms. Chen,

A REVERSE-GLASS MIRROR PAINTING OF TWO IMMORTALS China, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Depicting a female immortal holding a whisk, wearing fine robes and an elaborate headdress, accompanied by a youn

Fang Bu, Gu Zeyang, and Two Others (Chinese, Late Qing Dynasty) Landscapesink and color on paper, four folding fan leaves, framedeach signed with a dedication and artist's seals. Largest image: 6 5/8

An antique Chinese, late Qing dynasty, ink and watercolor painting on silk scroll depicting a bird in blossoming flowers. Inscribed with Calligraphy, and two red stamps, upper left. Circa: the early 2

A FINE CHINESE POLYCHROME WATERCOLOR ON SILK SCROLL PAINTING, TWO RED CRESTED ROOSTERS, SIGNED, LATE QING DYNASTY/EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with two nicely painted red crested rooster

TWO FINE ANTIQUE COURT FANS WITH MUCH DELICATE DETAIL, GILDING, EMBROIDERY AND PAINTING. THEY ARE MADE OF GILDED AND PAINTED PARCHMENT. BOTH HANDLES ARE CARVED OF BLOND TORTOISESHELL. THE FANS ARE 10

mid to late Qing dynasty, footed bowl, enamel decorated with outdoor scenes, figures painting bowls, two panels with roosters and pheasants, gilt borders and highlights, 2-1/2 x 5-1/2 in. diameter Pro

one depicted with attendants, holding ruyi scepter and dragon at feet, the other depicted seated with vase, with bird above shoulder and dragon at feet, both on carved wooden base, (2), h 15cm

One vase decorated with foo dogs in red and green enamels and in great condition, the other with two Chinese men fishing under a willow tree and in good condition with a drilled bottom. Both marked at

One decorated with flowers and calligraphy on a black glazed ground at the front and five iron-red bats at the back, iron-red 4-character maker's mark at the base, the other with the Daoist Eight Ausp

both with flared lips, one decorated with insects and flowers, the other decorated with dogs of fo, d 8cm, 9cm (2)

Two Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Flower Embroidered Black Silk Shawls with long macrame fringe; together with an Asian oiled paper & bamboo umbrella. Length without macrame fringe 59 3/4 inches (151.5 cm

two Chinese ,Late Qing Dynasty ,silk embroidery, depicting a figure in loose robe seating in the bushes near rushing river with rockwork, flower plants and butterflies on a blue ground H: 31.8"(81cm)

longer rug: 68in(L) x 32in(W); Notice to bidders: Measurements and weights are approximate. Condition reports and additional photographs are provided upon request. Condition reports are knowledgeable

longer rug: 68in(L) x 32in(W)

CHINESE PORCELAIN PAINTING, LATE QING DYNASTY; L. 47.5 cm. W. 32 cm.

Ink and color on silk; mounted to hanging scroll. (Sight height 46 inches) Wooden knob off

Ink and color on paper; mounted to hanging scroll. (Sight height 24 1/2 inches)