THREE VINTAGE CHINESE HARDWOOD BIRD FEEDERS. Each of rectangular form with cut porcelain inserts.

Three Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders. Comprising two crackle glazed Ge ware type bird feeders, one rectangular blue and white bird feeder, all applied with ring handles. {Largest: 3 3/8 inches (8.6 cm

Group of three Chinese Republic Period porcelain snuff bottles: rectangular form, showing finely enameled bird perched on a blossoming branch, with gilt edges and inscriptions to all sides; foliate fo

Small and low, antique Chinese hardwood pedestal; of rectangular form with two square marble inserts to top, on four short carved bird-form legs;; L: 15½"

A VINTAGE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLAQUE MOUNTED HARDWOOD TABLE SCREEN, POSSIBLY REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949), of rectangular form and nicely enameled with the blossoming thorny branches of an a

Three Chinese porcelains: scroll weight, of rectangular form, showing figures near a pond; scholar's desk piece, featuring various birds amid flora, Daoguang mark to base, but later; together with

(lot of 16) Chinese blue porcelain bird feeders, two pairs of blue monochrome; four square form with flowers; a set of three and a set of five with blue-and-white flowers; largest: 1"h

Chinese, 20th century, each seated girl with elaborate robe and cap and holding baluster-form vase, cut-out rectangular openings in rear, 6 in., on similar 1 in. hardwood stands. Condition: one cut-ou

Antique Chinese bamboo bird cage; the domed form upon tripod triangular feet with interlocking design; with five porcelain feeders and three hanging jade toys; with hanging support; H: 18 1/2" &#4

Three 19th Century Blue and White Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders. 1-1/8"h. Condition: Very good.

THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN BIRD FEEDERS 20th Century. Largest 5 cm wide. (3)

Three Chinese Hardwood Chests each of rectangular form with brass mountings, the interior lined with red silk. Height of largest 10 1/2 x length 15 7/8 x width 10 7/8 in., 26.7 x 40.3 x 25.4 cm. Prope

Three Mini Chinese Hardwood StandsSet of three, miniature Chinese hardwood stands; each of rectangular form with archaistic dragon and lingzhi apron, box-stretcher on carved feet; H: 9 7/8" (tallest)

12 Vintage Chinese Porcelain Bird Cage Feeders, 8 with "wan shou wu jiang" calligraphy on monochrome enamel grounds, 2 in underglaze blue and/or color birds and flowers designs, 1 blue glazed and 1 oc

2 Chinese vintage blue and white porcelain bird feeders, 2.1"x2.25"dia, 2.15"x2.3"dia

A vintage Chinese bird cage with porcelain bird feeders, 14.8"x9"x6.9"

Chinese porcelain bird feeder, possibly early Ming dynasty, of peach form with a small side loop for hanging, the exterior decorated in underglaze red with a phoenix amid clouds, 3”h, .25lb Start Pr

Massive and antique, Chinese carved hardwood tablescreen; the rectangular form centering a large porcelain plaque, depicting a narrative scene of immortals on a ground of waves, framed by twelve small

An assembled grouping of three 19th C. Chinese carved hardwood fern stands of rectangular form with inset marble tops. Tallest: 32-1/2in tall x 16in wide x 12in deep. Provenance: From a Chester County

Two Late 19th C. Chinese Porcelain Cone Form Bird Feeders. One blue and white, one Famille rose pattern. 2-1/4"h. Condition: Very good, one with hairline.

Two Late 19th Century Blue and White Chinese Porcelain Cone Form Bird Feeders. 1-5/8"h. Condition: Excellent.

(lot of 15) Chinese porcelain bird feeders, three pairs of underglaze blue decoration; two pairs of blue monochrome of different shades; pair of robin's egg glaze; two large feeders enameled with drag

Vintage Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Vase. Rectangular form with bulbous body and bat head handles. 10-1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

Three Chinese Carved Wood BoxesThree Chinese carved hardwood boxes: pair of possibly zitan, circular covered boxes; together with rectangular form painting box with sliding cover; L: 23 1/2" (longest)

(10) Pcs. Chinese Qing porcelain bird feeders, including seven pieces of coral red and three famille rose. Largest: 2"H x 2" Dia., Circa - 19th C.