Oriental Art | Virtual

A part of a four-poster wooden opium bed, finely carved and gilded with scenes of everyday life and flower decorations, Daoguang period (1821-1850). 159x214cm

An octagonal table in lacquered wood with decors of flowers and everyday life scenes. 48x120cm

Depicting Buddha in Yab-Yum and other deities. 131x97.5cm

1800s. 77x360cm

1800s. 39x328cm

(1868-1912). Depicting a fight between Samurais. 200x115cm

1800s. Features a peacock feather and hardstones. Diameter 25cm, case H 41cm

Depicting Guanyin, Shoulao and an inscription. 300x130cm

With taoist symbols, floral decors and bats on a beige backdrop. 380x280cm

Qianlong period (1736-1796). 107x47cm

164x92cm

53x42.5cm

14x6cm and 9x9cm

Depicting everyday life scenes and courtesans. 65x45cm

Depicting everyday life scenes. 65x45cm ca.

60x44.5cm

166x45cm

A painting depicting characters indoors, Oriental everyday life, Qianlong period (1736-1796). 37x32cm

19th century. 28x14cm

Late 19th century. 358x28cm

36x62cm

35.5x73cm

1800s. Depicting characters riding horses in a landscape. Each panel: 181x60cm

155x55cm

With a figure of Ushnishavijaya and nine deities. 55x43cm

Depicting Amitayus and other deities. 48x38cm

Polychrome painting depicting Mandala on a black background. 65x45cm

39x57cm

Depicting erotic scenes. 1800s. 32x28cm and 15x13cm

43x29cm

135x66cm

75x40cm

28x21.5cm

132.5x45.2cm. Signed Li Chao-Tsai

109x42cm

Depicting a Mandala. 71.5x47.5cm

102x59cm

Depicting an everyday life scene with farmers and a boat. 19th century. 176.5x41cm

Containing naturalistic paintings on paper. 35x20cm

112x28cm