17/18th century Chinese painting of a Daoist immortal

early Qing dynasty, 18th century, ink and colors on paper, a very finely painted with meticulous detail of the Eight Daoist Immortals, each depicted with their appropriate attributes, either floating

Two (2) Chinese Circa 18th Century Qing Dynasty Daoist/Taoist Gilt Lacquered Wood Immortal Temple Figures. Each Figure In Flowing Decorated Robes. Detachable Heads. Unsigned. Measures 44" H.

Chinese Painted, Gilt Wood Figure of Liu Hai Chinese, 19th Century. The Daoist Immortal with an exaggerated hairless head, his features exhibit his pleasure, in a long black coat, cautiously standing

A CHINESE 'IMMORTALS' TABLE, BAXIAN ZHOU, 17/18TH CENTURY. The large square form table with pierced fretwork frieze and block legs with corner supports. Paper to underside of the table reading 'Beihou

A LARGE EARLY / MID 20TH CENTURY FRAMED CHINESE PAINTING ON SILK OF THE EIGHT IMMORTALS, the frame 41.5in x 27.75in.

6 1/4" (16cm) H壽山石雕刻像 張果老

An antique 19th century Chinese painting on silk. A figural work depicting an Immortal or bodhisattva in traditional costume with hands in a blessing or mudra gesture. Unframed. Ships rolled.Dimension

6 Chinese Daoist Scroll Paintings on paper mounted on paper hanging scrolls; of Immortals with Supplicant Figures and Demons in bright colors, each with inscriptions in panels. Height of art 32 1/2 in

A FAMILLE VERTE ‘DAOIST IMMORTALS’ PORCELAIN ‘PLUM’ VASE, MEIPING CHINA, 20TH CENTURY, KANGXI STYLE Resting on a short ring foot, with a waisted lower part of the body surmount

19th Century Chinese carved figure, probably a representation of Zhang Guolao, one of the eight Daoist Immortals. The wood is possibly ironwood and is developing age checks. Marked to the bottom. Meas

Pair of Chinese ceramic Daoist (Taoist) immortal figures, each hand painted, early 20th century and impressed with maker's marks on base. Depicting: He Xiangu holding a lotus flower (representing: Goo

A LARGE PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY CHINESE FRAMED PAINTINGS ON SILK, one depicting a group of Buddhist deities, the other a group of Immortals, each frame 35.5in x 24.4in.

Chinese School, large paper scroll painting, Chinese School (Qing Era, 19th c.), Twelve Daoist Immortals, ink and colors on paper mounted to paper, 74"h x 42"w (sight), 78"h x 46"w (total) Provenance:

A FAMILLE VERTE ‘DAOIST IMMORTALS’ PORCELAIN VASE OF ARCHAISTIC GU SHAPE APOCRYPHAL MARK OF EMPEROR KANGXI CHINA, 20TH CENTURY Of beaker or cornet shape, it rests on a short ring foot. It

Chinese porcelain plate potted in a shallow rim vessel, the central interior decorated in famille rose hand-painting depicted the SanXing - The FuLuShou, the Daoist Immortals, are the personified idea

Chinese Painting of an Immortal with a Guardian Lion, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 18th/19th century, cut from a hanging scroll, sight 42" x 23-1/2". Framed. Provenance: Personal collection of Paul Rosen

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautifully carved piece of lustrous, white stone, sculpted into a figure of a Daoist immortal. The Eight Immortals

A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE REVERSE GLASS PAINTING, in a hardwood frame, the painting depicting a scene of the Immortal Magu arriving at a courtly terrace, the frame 27.5in wide & 19.1in high.

Subject: Daoist Immortal / DeityType: SculptureMaterials: Gilt & polychromed bronzeMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 19th century or earlierMaker: Qing / Ming DynastyDescription: A Qing or Ming D

Two Chinese Sancai Glazed Daoist Immortal Figures of Zhongli Quan and Lu Dongbin, Together With Ten Sancai Glazed Birds, 19th Century清 十九世纪 三彩道&

China, 16th-17th century. Each finely carved seated with the hands clasped in front shrouded by wide sleeves, wearing long flowing robes, dressed in official’s caps with beaded decoration and l

Chinese Daoist painting, ink and color on paper, depicting various Daoist immortals riding clouds and waves, framed and glazed, 47.5"h. x 23"w.

A Chinese School Daoist Painting 16th-17th Century Ink and color on silk; depicting a seated deity dressed in regal attire and holding a hu tablet flanked by two standard bearers and with four acolyte

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of Daoist immortal--He Xiangu, who is one of the eight Daoist immortals' patheon, and believed the only female character among the eight. The bronzei