Oriental Objects of Art Collected by WR Warner

Heading: Author: Warner, Worcester Reed Title: Selections from Oriental Objects of Art Collected by Worcester Reed Warner Place Published: Tarrytown, NY Publisher:For the Author Date Published:

RARE :Selections from Oriental Objects of Art , collected by Worcester Reed Warner ,published in 1921 New York, very rare and nice book, hard cover and good conditioN!

DESCRIPTION: An "Oriental Objects D'art" porcelain bowl. Features Chinese inspired, floral motifs and blossoming fruits throughout. Includes a wooden base. Marked along the underside:"Oriental Objects

Erte - Object d' art - "Oriental Mystery" Vase LE"Oriental Mystery" Vase, made with clay and patination applied decoration of a female dancer on each side. Signed and numbered along with The SevenArts

Still Life - Oriental Objects Darz, 1924, oil on canvas, 34 x 31, signed lower right: E Wiethase 1924

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Oriental Jade Glass vase Optic ribbed, with iridized lead glass. Shape #6500 Reference: Pictured,p. 47 of Objects of Desire: The Art of Frederick Carder by Alan Shovers. Shown as

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Oriental Jade Glass vase Optic ribbed, with iridized lead glass. Shape #6500 Reference: Pictured,p. 47 of Objects of Desire: The Art of Frederick Carder by Alan Shovers. Shown as

'The Warner Dailey table', a pine folk art table, profusely carved with various images and objects, to include a dinner plate flanked with a knife, fork and spoon, a 1930s motor car, and a chessboard,

The bowl is finely decorated to the interior with four depictions of the immortal He Xiangu surrounding a band of eight precious objects, babao. The exterior is decorated with the Flowers of the Four

The first is an ivory-ground skirt, decorated with embroidered and couched figural panels surrounded by flower sprays on a wan-design ground. The pleats are decorated with auspicious objects and flowe

The dish is decorated with a central roundel enclosing a phoenix on a rock amongst flowers and a bee beneath a shining sun. The rim is decorated with a border of precious objects and flowers. The reve

A collection of 21 Chinese blue and white objects consisting of 7 dishes, 5 saucers, 5 cups and 3 bowls. The largest object a blue and white dish has a diameter of 28CM, the smallest object a cup and

Fine 19th century water gilt table with original inset Mirror top. Used in many Warner Bros Film and TV productions. Purchased from the Vampie Diaries prop sale circa 2022/23(The objects on top are se

A collection of Chinese blue and white consisting of 6 vases, an inkstand, a salt-tray and a bonsai-bowl. The largest object, a blue and white vase with cover has a height of 19CM, the smallest object

One face of a horse bit from Luristan. A winged man headed bull, a very common subject for this type of object. 78 by 79 mm. Bronze Luristan 900-800 B.C.PROVENANCE Ex-European private collection acqui

A LARGE GROUP OF ORIENTAL DECORATIVE ARTS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY. Comprising a pair of Chinese ink and watercolor silk panels, probably Qing dynasty, each a composition of various ancient objects and cont

Chinese Scroll Painting,Xu Beihong(1895-1953)is a famous Chinese painting master.Painting net size:Height100.5cm ,Wide 99cm.Very good condition,Some traces of the old long-term storage, refer to the m

Gouache heightened with gold on paper. 38 by 25.5 cm.Raja Hira Singh (1816-1844) is depicted standing holding a bow and arrow, practicing archery.Maharaja Rajit Singh (1780-1839) is depicted seated on

A large Ottoman silk, velvet and metal thread calligraphic band from the holy Kabaa (Hizam), of rectangular form embroidered with silver metal wires. To the centre a large silver cartouche with rounde

Of rectangular form, embroidered in silver and gilt threads over a green silk ground, the surface broken into cartouches of various shapes and sizes containing inscriptions in thuluth, the interstices

Of rectangular form, the green silk ground applied with red and orange cartouches and roundels, embroidered with silver and silver-gilt metal threads, with central roundels below a calligraphic band a

The vase is decorated with a continuous scene of scholars contemplating a hand scroll depicting a yinyang symbol. The scholars are accompanied by attendants, one of which bearing peaches, all under a

Of rectangular form, embroidered in silver and silver-gilt thread over a black silk ground, the surface broken into cartouches of various shapes and sizes containing inscriptions in naskh and thuluth

The seats are finely decorated with shaped cloisonné enamel panels to the body decorated with lotus scrolls. The upper and lower registers are inset with kui dragon panels. The panels in the middle