A PAIR OF CHINESE HARDWOOD GO / WEI CHI COUNTER BOWLS. Thick rounded bowls, possibly zitan wood each

A pair of Chinese Mughal style jadeite marriage bowls with 4-character marks of Qianlong and of the period with Zitan wood stands. Each features a pair of stylized bat handles holding engaged rings. T

A pair of Chinese carved hard wood cabinets. Possibly late Qing dynasty.  Having a carved design of dragons, flaming pearls, and clouds throughout. Two doors over the central section having two doors

DESCRIPTION: Rare cloisonne possibly Zitan wood scroll table Rare cloisonne hardwood scroll table featuring a heavy rectangular planked top with curling scroll ends supported by four straight reeded l

2 bowls with colorful outer glazing, floral designs with symbol motifs. Interior with 4 stylized bats surrounding a Chinese symbol. All now contained in cloth bound box with silk fitted lining. One of

PAIR LARGE TWO-SECTION HARDWOOD CABINETSPair of large and elaborately carved, Chinese stacked, two-section hardwood (possibly zitan) cabinets/wardrobes; each door and side with an elaborate panel of w

Massive Chinese carved Longquan celadon charger, Possibly Ming Dynasty (15th c.), large, heavily potted shallow bowl with rounded sides, the interior lightly carved in the center with a trellis diaper

Each Chinese bowl is thinly carved with a slightly flared mouth rim and foot rim. On carved fitted wood stand. Dia. 11.9cm (4 3/4 in.)

Pair of Chinese Famille Jaune Iron Red Glazed Porcelain Bowls, with si bat and peach motif inside, iron red overglaze four character Qianlong mark in square cartouche to underside, with carved wood ba

Fine Old Pair Chinese Zitan Wood Cabinet carved with figures and landscape , late Qing period , size each : 240 ( H ) X 120 ( W ) X 55 ( T ) , in very good condition

Old Pair Chinese Zitan Wood Carved Treasure Cabinets , late 19th century , size : about 200 ( height ) X 160 CM respectively in good condition , more detailed pictures upon request

Rare Pair Chinese Antique Indian Zitan Wood Cabinets in its good original used condition , the cabinets stand 160 CM in height , 38 CM s in width , 160 CM in length , early 19th century

49.5cm X 35.5cm X 96cm

Pair Chinese carved Zitan wood stands. Ht 13 cm.

A Pair of Chinese Hardwood (Possibly HuangHuaLi) Cabinets. Length: 33.25" Width: 15" Height: 32.5"

Pair of Chinese Zitan Wood Tea Trays with Original Wood Box. 8 1/2 x 6 1/8 x 7/8 inches.

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood scholar cabinets. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels of Zitan with beautiful graining and rich deep-purplish-brown tone. The hat chest

PROVENANCE: Private collections of J. Von Erwin Jr. of Missouri, by inheritance. Dimensions: Height: 27 1/8" Width: 15 1/2" Depth: 7 1/2" VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood scholar cabinets.

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood scholar cabinets. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels of Zitan with beautiful graining and rich deep-purplish-brown tone. The hat chest

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood display gallery cabinets. From private collections of T. R. Kimball of Boston, MA. by inheritance. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels o

Ming Style Chinese Hardwood Cabinet20th century, possibly Huanghuali wood, one part diminutive form, through tenon construction with flush top, sides and front hinged cabinet doors, shelved interior w

PAIR TALL CARVED ZITAN CABINETSPair of tall and finely craved, Chinese zitan wood, stacked, four-door cabinets; each front panel with narrative figural design depicting a boys' festival, with children

Pair of Ming Dynasty Horseshoe Back Arm Chairs, Chinese hard wood, carved shaped back splat and shaped apron. Purchased from the Tomlinson Collection, Singapore. Additional authentication images avail

A FINE CHINESE MIXED HARDSTONE AND BLUE LACQUERED SCREEN ON STAND Qing, contained within a finely formed heavy hardwood frame, possibly Zitan, the central scene depicting a landscape from Lapis Lazuli

The highly valued zitan wood carved into a Chinese traditional architectural shape. With many HuangYangMu door panels erected on raised platforms as their foundations supported the gabled roofs with r