19th Century Peking Blu Rug with Longevity Deer and Dragons, ca 1870
Located in Firenze, IT
These rugs were made exclusively for the residences of the court dignitaries: the use of the carpet in China started relatively late and imported from the Middle East, it was not par...
Wool
Chinese Lacquer and Bronze Table & Green Dragon Vase the Style of Tony Duquette
By Tony Duquette
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Chinese lacquer and bronze table with green dragon vase the style of Tony Duquette. Dimensions listed are the overall dimensions of the table plus the vase, as on the main picture...
Bronze
1980s Beige Dragon Vintage Silk Chinese Carpet 3' x 5'2" Handknotted Pile Rug
Located in New York, NY
Vintage 1980s Silk Chinese Carpet ( 3' x 5'2" - 91 x 158 ) Vintage Chinese - Silk Ivory 1980s Rug, Circa Date: 1980s. This exquisite example of Chinese textile artistry represents t...
Silk
Nest of Tables, Antique Chinoiserie Quartet Sided Table
Located in Potters Bar, GB
These tables having Lyre shaped Supports, shaped legs and gilded dragons head feet. circa 1900 The tops of the tables having chinoiserie work and feature mythical dragons etc.
Other
Pair Antique Chinoiserie Red Polychrome Enamel Urns Made into Lamps, Circa 1900
Located in New Orleans, LA
Pair antique French Chinoiserie figural dragon red polychrome enamel urns converted into lamps, Circa 1900.
Enamel
Royal Doulton 'Oyama' Pattern Flow Blue Porcelain Jardiniere
By Royal Doulton
Located in Doylestown, PA
Flow blue jardiniere with a chinoiserie scene of celestial dragons chasing the pearl of wisdom.
Porcelain
Midcentury James Mont Style Lacquered Gondola Sofa
Located in Rio Vista, CA
The wood frame is low slung upholstered with a Chinoiserie motif dragon fabric inspired by Jack Larson.
Fabric, Wood
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McCartney Runway Silk Satin Print Zip Jacket or OffShoulder Bubble Dress SS 2003
By Stella McCartney
Located in Chicago, IL
Given its lyrics, the chinoiserie-style dragon motifs were substituted by McCartney with bird skeletons and snakes that a child might have seen.
The former First Lady kept the Victorian antique, with an elegant chinoiserie design, for the rest of her life.
Taking us on a whirlwind tour of spaces that use charming prints with aplomb, the interiors expert makes a compelling case for ditching staid solids when tackling your next decorating project.