Chinese Character

The leading figure raises a red banner inscribed with the word “peace,” while behind him, flags in multiple languages—French (paix), German (Frieden), and Chinese characters among ot...

They contribute to the historical patina, material authenticity, and distinctive character of this Chinese export porcelain plate. Measurements: Diameter 23 cm (9.05 in.); Height 2 c...

Japanese Kraak-style dishes are valued today for their beauty and as symbols of the global trade networks of the 17th century. * "shou" The Chinese character "shou" symbolizes long...

Process Statement My work uses the Japanese and Chinese calligraphic characters that I have practiced since childhood.

The ironwork hardware showcases cut-out design of scrolling motifs surrounding the archaic form of Chinese character "Wealth" "Happiness", Buddhism symbol Swastika and small coin des...

The geometrical cutout openwork has Chinese characters embedded as part of the design, such as the archaic form of character "Fu" (wealth) on the large vertical hinges, “Xi” (happine...

Words that describe this painting: David Hockney, script, bright, poster, flower, floral, Chinese characters, writing, colorful, pop, still life, acrylic painting, pinkPosters in Chi...

Combining traditional Chinese craftsmanship with understated rustic character, this versatile piece can serve as occasional seating, a small side table, or a decorative accent in bot...

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

Interestingly 'Control' was the 2011 Chinese character of the year. I was blind to the meaning of all the characters I photographed, it was purely aesthetic, coming away and learning...

On top of the gold layer is painted the Chinese character for elegance in a neon orange/coral color.

On top of the gold layer is painted the Chinese character for happiness in bold orange. The piece is mounted on a gold-bronze mat.

It is inscribed at the upper left with a three-character Chinese name beginning 山 (shan, “mountain”).

Personifying prosperity and accord, they were venerated as patron deities by Chinese merchants and traders. Groups of this kind were made at Jingdezhen for the domestic market and we...

With balanced proportions and a rich patina, this petite Chinese storage chest brings great character to the modern home as a storied side table or nightstand.

This front panel is carved with Chinese characters filled in pale green pigment and slides upward to allow access to the drawers within.

To the back the Buddha has impressed Shou emblems together with a Chinese four character mark molded in low relief.

The surface of the eight large vertical plates was etched with motifs of floral and bird motifs on the top rows and Chinese character Fu "Good Fortune" in a roundel on the bottom row.

The large lock plate with eight magical fungi heads in the front features a long latch and chased design of eight Buddhism auspicious symbols and two Chinese character "Fu" (Fortunat...

The hallmarks struck to the rim of this impressive antique tea set include: Maker's mark: CJ (CJ Co/China Jewellery Company) Character mark: ?? (YUAN SHEN) Condition This antique Ch...

Deers, peonies, maple leaves, vines all found their ways into the design of the other plates. Chinese characters (Hanja) "Fu" and "Shou" (Fortune and Longevity) were engraved on the ...

Based on the hairstyles and wardrobes, our appraiser says the works appear to be Chinese. There are characters and seals in the negative space of the paintings.

Monumental Chinese export twelve-panel red lacquered Coromandel screen of Chinese mythological Daoist character Xiwangmu (Queen mother of the West).

The Pisan Cantos are also significant for their inclusion of Chinese characters and other non-English languages in the core of the texts.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The Chinese characters as we know them today are more graphical than the 26 letters of our Latin alphabet.

The lid is centered with a Chinese character "Xi" (Paired-Hui in Korean), which means double happiness.

The sculptural forms draw on traditional guardian lion imagery and bring a touch of Chinese-inspired character to both collected and contemporary interiors.

Chinese Export period red leather and camphor wood trunk, brass bound with a hand painted floral decoration border, In very good clean antique condition, structurally sound, with exp...

A natural area of warm russet-brown skin has been deliberately retained along one side of the jade, providing subtle contrast against the otherwise even pale celadon-yellow ground an...

Minimalist in form yet rich in character, this vintage Chinese bookshelf is crafted in pine with a bamboo back and finished with a naturally aged patina.

A single tear runs from her green eye, and her mouth stays composed; the tension between that stillness and the raw organ she offers is the painting's quiet charge. The title, the Ch...

Carved from pine, this hundred-year-old tray made in northern China charms with its rustic character and simple shape.

It is made of lacquered wood, a traditional Chinese craft. The box is red with gold and black details, including phoenixes, a common motif in Chinese art, and a central character tha...

The combination of 花卉 (huāhuì – flowers), 如意 (rúyì – auspicious ruyi forms) and traditional shell inlay gives the chairs an unmistakably Chinese decorative character. The chairs are...

Cast with numerous open sockets throughout that hold figurines depicting various Chinese characters and a pagoda. The figures include a fisherman, a mother with a basket & child, a n...

This value becomes one of the major themes in Chinese painting, calligraphy and poetry, also in chinese calligraphy, characters presents as an art form, combining purely visual art t...

The warm finish has mellowed beautifully with age, displaying the expected wear, surface variation, and historic restorations that collectors appreciate in antique Chinese furniture ...

The underside is marked MADE IN CHINA with characters. It is 24 inches high.

One panel having two monumental smiling figures with hand painted eyes and tongue, the other fragment depicting four figures, seated and standing, likely Immortals, Gods, Shen deity,...

This dish exemplifies the refinement of export wares intended for western markets, while retaining the charm and character of traditional Chinese artistry.

One of the most common Chinese auspicious characters. 禄 / 祿 (lù) — prosperity, wealth, especially success and material well-being.

The Show period dates from 1926 to 1989 which corresponds to the reign of the emperor Hirohito. The two Chinese characters in the name Showa translate as “Bright Peace” in Japanese.

Combining texture, craftsmanship, and a warm aged finish, this Chinese wedding basket brings character and history to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

The censer is signed with a Chinese four-character seal, attesting to its authenticity and cultural significance.

The arms are carved in a bamboo pattern and the central splat is decorated with a pierced Chinese linguistic character. Condition Disclosure: While we do our best to carefully inspec...

They are quite heavy. There are characters (Chinese?) on the bottom of each (see photos).

Monumental in scale and remarkable for their intricate enamel work, vivid palette, and elaborate modeling, the pair exemplifies the technical sophistication and exuberant decorative ...

One vase bears a two-character Chinese mark to the base; both rest on unglazed footrings, with five spur marks from kiln supports—a traditional detail of Chinese high-fired ceramics.

These inscriptions lend the vase the character of Chinese scholarly painting, in which image, poetry, and calligraphy are presented together.

Smaller floral sprigs scattered throughout the composition give the piece the wonderfully layered, collected character associated with Chinese famille rose porcelain.

The piece features detailed carvings of traditional Chinese scenes, characters, and natural elements, all meticulously crafted from cork to create a three-dimensional effect.

These characteristics are typical for antique bamboo objects and contribute to their authenticity and character. China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1840–1850.

In terms of subject matter, Maki explored abstracted Chinese characters, though also ceramics and persimmons later in life.

Slim, twisted-cord fringe at the ends underscores the rug's artisanal, hand-woven character. Originating from China in the 1920s-30s, this Deco-era carpet combines an open, airy comp...

The richly patterned saddle cloths feature the traditional Chinese Fu (福) character, an auspicious symbol representing good fortune, happiness, prosperity, and blessings.