YI BING SHOU 伊秉绶

YI BING SHOU 伊秉绶 纸本立轴

YI BING SHOU 伊秉绶 纸本镜片

YI BING SHOU 伊秉绶 纸本镜片

W:38cm L:114cm

(lot of 2) Manner of Yi Bingshou (Chinese, 1754-1815), Couplets, ink on paper, with colophon, bearing signature and sealed Yi Bingshou, calligraphy: 54"h × 12.25"w, overall(scroll): 85"h × 19.25"w

L.135 W.33cm

Lu Ji (1477-?) Ink And Color On Silk,Framed, Signed And Seals with Yi Bing Shou,Yan Xin Hou collector Seals 81 X 48 cm 約 3.5 平尺 呂紀 (1477-?) 蘆雁圖

Of melon form, reverse with poem inscription and signed Yi Bingshou, fitted with a well carved rosewood box. Qing Dynasty period. Length: 6 1/8 in (15.6 cm) Width: 4 1/2 in (11.4 cm)

Attributed to Bingshou Yi (1754-1815 Chinese) Equestrian Scroll Painting on Silk 37.5''x25'' Image. Depicts a man on horseback with two horses. Various calligraphy inscriptions and artist chop seals.

finely depicting a pair of birds with elongated tails perching on prunus, top left entitled 'Yi Jie Mei Shou', a longevity idiom from the Book of Songs, further signed 'Yong Bing', framed(38cm x 24.5c

Modern, High: 10.00 inch Width: 7.25 inch

YIN BINGSHOU, Chinese Calligraphy Hanging Silk Scroll Length:132cm, Width:32cm, Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, pl

Upright back with a square back carved with characters of "yan nian yi shou" longevity wishes adorned with bats and peaches, carved shou characters to the arms. Straight legs on scrolled feet. H. 99.5

A CHINESE PURPLE GROUND INSCRIBED CANTON ENAMEL BOWL, QIANLONG PERIOD (1736-1795) The exterior is painted with the characters ru yi fu shou (good wishes, happiness and longevity), lotus sprays and th

H. 5.5 cm.W. 11.5 cm.

L：1 7/9in（4.5cm)W：3 8/9in（10cm)H：2 3/8in（6cm)

A group of three sets of Chinese medicine books. Qing dynasty. Including: "Shan Bu Ming Yi Fang Lun", "Za Bing Xin Fa Yao Jue", "Gui Zheng Xin Fa", etc. Edited by Wu Qian and others. In original stitc

H 8.3cm

Impressed Tong Yi Shun seal marks to base. H. 47cm (18 1/2 in.)

Chinese Painting 'Shi Shi Ru Yi (Everything Will Happen Just as You Wish)' by Qi Bing Sheng. Qi Bingsheng (Qi Zhanyi) is the descendant of Qi Baishi. He styled himself as"Yinwen". He was born in March

Two Chinese paper scrolls: ink and color on paper of fruit tree after Wu Chang Shuo; together with print after Fang Chong Yi; each signed, with seal marks; 53" x 19" (larger, approx.)

Period of Guangxu, Qing Dynasty 66.2 cm Diam.

H:3.5cm D:10.2g Wt:570g

Buddhist Image. Korea. Koryo period or early Yi. Late 14th century. Ink, mineral pigments and gilt on cloth. Image of "The Water Moon Viewing" Kwanon. Seated on a fantastic rock above crashing waves.