Chinese Hardwood Dragon Screen

Chinese Hardwood Dragon Screen both sides are carved. ; Size: 23 inches height: 82 inches thickness: 1.25 inches each panel

A Large Chinese Export Carved Hardwood 'Dragon and Clouds' Screen 20th Century Height overall 102 x width 140 x depth 29 inches. Property from the Estate of Howard Kurland, Highland Park, Illinois

An Elaborately Carved Chinese Wooden Palace Screen, with 20 carved dragons chasing pearls amidst clouds & waves; with footstools. This is a heavy screen, with a majestic view. Dimension: 100" x 122" x

The front of the removable wooden disc tile decorated with five cloisonne bats embedded among high relief clouds, supported on a carved dragon in clouds rising from the rectangular wooden base. Condit

Property of a Florida Collector Description: Elaborate Chinese Qing Dynasty Inlaid Hardwood Palace Screen, with highly carved crest decorated with dragons, the central panel with stained ivory flo

A decorative Chinese hardwood five-panel table screen, profusely carved and pierced with designs of fierce dragons disputing flaming pearls amongst formations of stylised clouds, the reverse with trel

The creme-white Chinese jade medallion open work carved in oval shaped plaque, resembled front facing dragon amidst elaborate pierced floral foliage, displayed upon a carved hardwood frame stand. The

The creme-white Chinese jade medallion open work carved in oval shaped plaque, resembled front facing dragon amidst elaborate pierced floral foliage, displayed upon a carved hardwood frame stand. The

A Chinese jade oval Ming-style confronting dragon table screen, worked and pierced with a dragon among scrolling foliage, the jade plaque 11.5cm diam x 9cm high, overall height with hardwood stand 18.

Chinese. Large carved hardwood table screen having a panel depicting a phoenix and dragon encircling a flaming pearl, the stand decorated with dragons. Unmarked. Approx. h. 28.75", w. 22.25", d. 11.75

A Chinese Antique Hardwood Carved Table Screen: of rectangular form, the front finely carved with blossoming branches, the stand carved in openwork sections with dragons; Size: H: 24"; W: 19-3/4"

A Chinese Jade Inset Hardwood Inkstone Screen the pale celadon jade plaque carved and reticulated to show a dragon against a fret ground, all set within a conforming hardwood frame supposed by an ease

A Chinese white jade and hardwood table screen with carved decoration of twin dragons chasing the flaming pearl, 15" x 12½"

The creme-white Chinese jade medallion open work carved resembled front facing dragon amidst floral foliage, displayed upon a carved hardwood stand. The stone shows moist milky appearance, with golden

Early 20th Century Hand carved White Jade dragon plaque insiced on one side, set in a Fret-carved wood stand. IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shipping, Please read our shipping terms for provider.

The creme-white Chinese jade medallion open work carved resembled front facing dragon amidst floral foliage, displayed upon a carved hardwood stand. The stone shows moist milky appearance, with golden

Chinese 19th Century Shell Inlaid Hard Wood Table Screen inlaid to both sides with Figures, Fruit, Flowers and Birds and now fitted with a mirror to one side and gilt dragon painted fabric to the reve

with Blue and White Porcelain Inserts. 6 Panels in total held up separately on each side . Highly and finely carved. From a Darien, CT estate. - Dimensions: each panel19.25" x74" sides 10"W

Chinese Hardwood Dragon Canopy Bed. Length: 100" Height: 102" Width: 74"

Mounted with twelve early Chinese porcelain plaques (ca. 18th C.): 3 fan-shaped, 3 circular, 3 square, and 3 cut-corner, depicting various bucolic scenes with figures and animals 56-1/4"h x 51"w

Carved Antique 19th C. Chinese Hardwood Dragon Cabinet, Size: 37.5 x 32 x 14 Inches

China, hardwood dragon throne, with intricate carved patterns, open work details, and natural wood grain showing. Width 32 in., Length 52 1/2 in., Height 58 in.

Pair of Chinese Hardwood Dragon Cabinets, 96 x 42 x 23 inches

Pair of Chinese carved hardwood dragon lamp stands, possibly Huanghuali, each having a dragon head finial with an open mouth for hanging the lamp, surmounting a round pole standard, terminating to a b