Antique China Patterns

Featuring Chinese and Tibetan patterns, this Khotan rug has a beautiful center disc styled in the

Featuring Chinese and Tibetan patterns, this Khotan rug has a beautiful center disc styled in the

decoration Pattern : A Chinese export style pattern of rose leaves with gilded frames around some elements

New Hall bone china dessert dish [pattern # 2679], with number and title inscribed in red on the

cups are decorated with the famous "Dragons in Compartments" pattern. The set is still good for careful

by the Worcester Porcelain Company in about 1770, in imitation of a Chinese or Japanese pattern

by the Worcester Porcelain Company in about 1770, in imitation of a Chinese or Japanese pattern

pattern depicting antique Chinese furniture and scholarly objects, symbols of wealth and culture. The rich

Porcelain Company in circa 1770, in imitation of a Chinese or Japanese pattern. Chamberlains Worcester later

Worcester Porcelain Company in circa 1770, in imitation of a Chinese or Japanese pattern. Chamberlains

This colorful Barr, Flight, Barr Worcester pattern reinterprets Chinese export porcelains from an

about 1770, in imitation of a Chinese or Japanese pattern. Chamberlains Worcester later took this

original Chinese Export patterns. This set is potted in creamware, the teacup in a bute shape and the

Dutch Delft. The style of painting is derived from Kangxi era Chinese wares with intricate decorative

decorated with blue & white transferware patterns like "Chinese Marine," was popular for everyday and

decoration. Borders in saya (or sayagata) pattern, composed of Chinese swastikas. This symbol, linked to

19th century Chinese papier mâché box with classic Chinese pattern.

Chinese pattern and other profound symbols, adding an extra touch of cultural richness. Embrace this awe

This elegant Art Deco rug was hand-knotted in China, circa 1925. It represents the marriage between

Handmade with hand knotted wool originating from China circa 1920-1930, this transitional antique

vintage families. Originating in China, the hyper-stylized floral patterns, symmetrical in the royal red

This is an Antique Chinese Art Deco rug, hand-knotted from wool with a goldenrod color background

Hand-knotted in wool, an antique 8x9 Chinese Peking rug originating from China circa 1920-1930

This exquisite antique Chinese Art Deco rug is hand-knotted from high-quality wool. It features a

19th Century Chinese Peking Carpet 9'4" x 11'8" - 285 - 355

Revelling in grandeur, this 9 x 12 Chinese Deco rug is a distinguished addition to Rug & Kilim’s

From our classic collection, a hand-knotted antique Chinese art deco rug of rare large size given

A wood lattice screen or wall panel in a traditional Chinese pattern. Shanghai, circa 1925

patterns painted onto porcelain and other Chinese art. These carpets showed up in the imperial courts

colors and an asymmetrical floral pattern, this Chinese Art Deco rug is luxurious and exotic. This is a

Beautiful antique large Chinese rug, from Indo-China, with nice patterns and a blue field color

directly in China, indicating that this pattern was possibly very much in fashion among the Chinese in the

15th century in China. The patterns on some of the older Chinese carpets are often taken from the

light indigo stripe with a Chinese meandering motif pattern. The field is covered with more peonies, a

mountains. Patterns are typically simple, either completely open fields with beautiful colour gradations or

technical mastery achieved during this golden age of Chinese textile production. The expansive central

Antique silk Chinese rug, country of origin: China, date circa late 19th century– Size: 4 ft 2 in x

is a combination of a floral rug and geometric rug. This antique rug is patterned by Chinese wool

Antique Chinese carpets were woven in classical Chinese patterns, with their fret borders, shou

Antique Chinese carpets were woven in classical Chinese patterns, with their fret borders, shou

;Chinese Bird Pattern" in blue and white, en verso reads "This pattern was introduced by William

an entrance, thanks to its great combination of elegant wood and traditional Chinese patterns.

A beautiful single panel 19th century Chinese antique screen featuring carved peonies and bird. The

A pair of Chinese antique screens in the diamond pattern. The patterns are formed with precisely

lively trade between East and West at the time. The pattern is a copy of an 18th century Chinese pattern

work with any china pattern making them extremely versatile. Dimensions: Bowls 2.50" H x 4.25" D

This Chinese cloud pattern long Bench from the Qing Dynasty features wonderfully carved cloud

A nice natural finish window screen from the 19th century. The base design is a geometric one, with the top and mid-section in dragon scrolls inset by carved flowers. The flower ...

A beautiful circa 1730 Chinese Export Yongzheng period porcelain charger having an Imari pattern of

This is a pair of beautiful, 19th-early 20th century Ming style Chinese antique door screens. The

A fine antique Chinese export porcelain serving tray. In the Nanking pattern. Decorated in

A very fine Chinese export octagonal warming platter in under glaze blue "Fitzhugh"

A fine antique Chinese export porcelain warming plate. In the Canton pattern. Decorated in

A fine antique Chinese export porcelain shrimp bowl. In the Canton pattern. Decorated in

Beautiful antique early 19th century Chinese Export porcelain plate in the 'Green Fitzhugh' pattern

A fine antique Chinese export porcelain warming plate. In the Canton pattern. In a raised

traditional Chinese patterns. The doors open thanks to typically Chinese round hardware and pear pulls on each