Imperial China

77624 Antique Chinese Art Deco Rug 09'00 x 11'04. This hand-knotted wool antique Chinese Art Deco rug embodies a moment when tradition met modernity with extraordinary refinement. It...

This exceptional antique Chinese rug features a powerful, sinuous five-clawed dragon winding across a vibrant Imperial Yellow field.

The Eternal Canopy: A Vintage Chinese Tree of Life Masterpiece of Imperial Grace.

79326 Rare Vintage Chinese Art Deco Rug, 07'07 x 09'09. In a celebration of life’s eternal cycle and the sublime harmony between heaven and earth, this hand-knotted wool vintage Chin...

This vintage Chinese silk Art Deco rug features an exceptional five-paw imperial dragon motif—an auspicious symbol of power, protection, and prosperity in classical Chinese culture.

Art Deco style Chinese area, or scatter, rug with dragon motif. The rug is in very good, original, clean and ready to use condition, free of significant wear, odors, or problems. The...

Each image holds the secret language of fortune, expressed in the elegant lexicon of Chinese symbolism. Together, they form a narrative of balance and abundance, rendered with exquis...

The Imperial Aviary Garden: A Modern Chinese Art Deco Masterpiece of Radiance.

Chinese Imperial Throne and Ceremonial Regalia, Antique Hand-Colored Print 1815 Description: This elegant early 19th-century hand-colored engraving presents a rare and detailed view...

One Blue and White Dish, Yongzheng Period, Qing Dynasty Painted figures on bridge in landscape Diameter: 11.5cm Height: 2cm Provenance: Made in Imperial China Porcelain from the C...

One Blue and White Dish, Yongzheng Period, Qing Dynasty Painted figures on bridge in landscape Diameter: 11.5cm Height: 2cm Provenance: Made in Imperial China Porcelain from the C...

A central, five-clawed dragon (the symbol of both the forces of nature and the Chinese emperor), is surrounded by four other dragons, all floating on an indigo blue background.

Elevate your space with this vibrant Antique Tibetan Pillar Rug featuring a five-clawed Imperial dragon. Hand-knotted from high-quality highland wool, it showcases a striking "Imperi...

This exquisite antique Tibetan pillar rug showcases a striking indigo dragon on a vibrant yellow background. Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, it features rich Buddhist symbols, i...

Late 19th century antique Chinese rug, It's in perfect condition and no repair, A long, long time ago, the first rugs for the imperial court were made in China.

Each oil lamp rests on four legs toppd by a Foo dog. Foo Dogs or Chinese guardian lions are a common representation of the lion in imperial China.

This pastel-colored tapestry depicts imperial Chinese life in all its elegance, and the beauty is in the details..

This exceptional piece is not only a rug but a monumental expression of Chinese imperial iconography and spiritual cosmology, ideal for collectors, museums or grand interiors.

Imperial Chinese Silk & Metal Thread Textile Panel Origin: China Material: Silk base with gold and silver metallic threads Technique: Brocade weaving Period: Likely Qing Dynasty (18t...

It reflects the fascination with imperial China in European visual culture during the 18th century.

This late Qing Dynasty console table/desk (circa 1850s exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of late imperial China. The piece is finished in a deep hard wood, which has develop...

77426 Rare Antique Tibetan Imperial Dragon Textile. A rare and awe-inspiring Nepalese treasure, this late 19th century hand-knotted Tibetan tea cozy is a museum-worthy relic that tra...

This striking Modern Tibetan Wool Rug features a mesmerizing, symmetrical arrangement of mythical Phoenix and Dragon motifs, blending ancient East Asian symbolism with a contemporary...

A commanding expression of power and prestige, this rare pair of hand-knotted wool vintage Tibetan rugs from the Mid-20th Century captures the mystique of the five-claw dragon in all...

Elegant Chinese porcelain figurine depicting an imperial dignitary, dating from the early 20th century.

Housed in a tasteful frame, the portraits together are a visual centerpiece, embodying the grace, power, and legacy of imperial China.

These figures and patterns reflect Chinese imperial symbols and art. This carpet is not just a decorative object but also a piece of historical heritage.

Antique Chinese Silk Dragon Rug Size: 5'2" × 7'2" (157 × 218 cm) This remarkable antique Chinese silk rug, dating from the early 20th century, presents an extraordinary example of im...

Historically, the Foo dog/Fu dog guarded temples and palaces in Asia. They also guarded imperial Chinese palaces and tombs. This fierce little dog is ready to guard the home front wh...

This beautifully preserved hat and box provide a wonderful opportunity to examine up close the workmanship of an item so integral to a man’s identity in imperial China.

Monumental 1920s Chinese Rug with Imperial Dragons and Auspicious Motifs Size: 10'7" x 14'5" (322 x 439 cm).

The composition features elegant figural scenes of courtly life, where noblemen and ladies engage in tea rituals and conversation, offering a glimpse into refined social customs of i...

Elegant pair of Chinese patinated bronze horses dating from the 20th century, inspired by the famous imperial and war horses of the Tang Dynasty.

At the heart of the composition lies a powerful central medallion motif, composed of diamond and cruciform shapes, flanked by abstracted phoenix-like winged forms and scrollwork vine...

The name foo dog is actually a mistake made in the west. In reality these imperial Chinese guardians are lions, which were believed to have powerful mythic, protective benefits and o...

Chinese Imperial Procession & Military Parade, Antique Hand-Colored Prints 1815 Description: This impressive pair of early 19th-century hand-colored engravings depicts ceremonial an...

Used in imperial Chinese palaces and tombs."

When the Ming Dynasty fell in 1644, with no Imperial patrons, production moved to the city of Ningxia in north central China where several workshops turned out more finely woven piec...

This antique decorative artwork depicts a banquet and everyday life scene within a richly ornamented traditional Chinese interior. Several figures are gathered around tables in what ...

This pair embodies the grandeur and refinement of imperial China, while their scale and presence make them both decorative and historically evocative.

Both functional and decorative, this piece reflects the imperial Chinese aesthetic and technical mastery.

Dating to the 1900s, this piece represents a pivotal moment in Chinese weaving, blending imperial tradition with modern scale requirements.

Introducing our splendid of Imperial garden Chinese art deco rug, where artistry intertwines with symbolism.

Against this light backdrop, deep indigo blues define the central five-clawed dragon and the four surrounding medallions, creating a powerful visual contrast that speaks to imperial ...

Dating precisely to the mid-18th century, this piece offers a tangible connection to the height of imperial textile production in Chinese rugs. The remarkable preservation of the fin...

Its enduring quality, woven in fine wool, speaks to the superior craftsmanship of the 18th-century Ningxia weavers, offering a tangible link to China’s imperial past.

This particular shade of purple color rugs was highly fashionable during the Jazz Age, reflecting a move away from traditional Chinese imperial palettes toward Western modernist tast...

When the Ming Dynasty fell in 1644, with no Imperial patrons, production moved to the city of Ningxia in north central China where several workshops turned out more finely woven piec...

When the Ming Dynasty fell in 1644, with no Imperial patrons, production moved to the city of Ningxia in north central China where several workshops turned out more finely woven piec...

Its tight weave, symbolic iconography, and elegant composition reflect the historic Buddhist and imperial influences that define early Chinese weaving.

77260 Antique Chinese Peking Rug, 09'02 x 11'07. An embodiment of timeless Chinese artistry and imperial refinement, this hand-knotted wool antique Peking rug captures the serene har...

Chinese Imperial Palace Elevation and Plan, Antique Architecture Print 1815 Description: This striking early 19th-century architectural engraving presents a formal elevation and gro...

Measures: 9' 2" x 11' 9" Chinese Rugs & Carpet: The craft of the hand-knotted carpet in China, and the surrounding areas including Mongolia and Tibet, extends into the early ...

When the Ming Dynasty fell in 1644, with no Imperial patrons, production moved to the city of Ningxia in north central China where several workshops turned out more finely woven piec...

Antiques of London This late Qing Dynasty console table (circa 1880–1910) exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of late imperial China. The piece is finished in a deep red lacq...

Rendered with restrained naturalism and individualized facial expressions, the works reflect the growing sculptural sophistication of early imperial China. Traces of original pigment...

Country: Early republic, post Imperial China. Period: Early republic 1925-1935 Weight: Combined about 45 pounds, (20.5 Kg).