Chinoiserie Man

Impress Your Guests with the very fine pair German bisque man and lady Chinoiserie seated cross-legged and wearing elaborately gold trim and detailed decorated robes the heads, hands...

A superb example of Chinese artwork, this ceramic figurine will look stunning on a bookshelf. The man depicted stands upon a rectangular emerald green box. He wears a robe in a light...

Unique pair of terracotta Chinoiserie Chinese figures. Man is holding a bird, woman is holding a lantern.

Porcelain figure called a "Nodder" made and signed by Dresden depicting a seated Chinese man with a moving head, hands and tongue. Super rare. Made it the GDR (German Democratic Repu...

Gorgeous chinoiserie lamp depicts a boy and girl sitting atop a boat or pagoda playing an instrument. The gold detail on the boat is fantastic and depicts a dragon on one side, and a...

A Crying man statue manufactured in Asia in the 20th century, probably for exposure to atmospheric agents the ebonized wood now has this particular color . The legend of the crying m...

A most fine late 18th century Italian chinoiserie scene of a man and woman fishing . Chinese fretwork bridge in background and the figures are also in oriental garb but with rather E...

A fantastic 19th century Meissen Porcelain orientalist/Turkish figure of a Malabar Man seated on a rhinoceros. This is a rare and beautiful group made by Meissen in the 1800's of a M...

Chinese male and female figures in patinated bronze after the French artist, Auguste Louis Lalouette (1826-1883). Heights: 12.25 and 13 inches.

The panels feature an elongated shape with an Asian-inspired design (chinoiserie) with a man and a woman in traditional outfits surrounded by typical neoclassical decoration.

A beautiful Chinoiserie brass statue of a Chinese man carrying a yoke Circa Mid-20th century Measures: 4.75" W x 1.75" D x 6" H Very good original condition.

This beautiful pair of chinoiserie statues of a man and woman came from Asia.

The oval panels on the longest sides of the box feature figurative scenes in the Chinoiserie style, depicting one man feeding a heron and another fishing.

This beautiful pair of chinoiserie statues of a man and woman came from the Estate of Keely Smith and her husband Lois Prima.

A pair of mid-century ceramic chinoiserie statues of a man and a woman in traditional attire.

A whimsical salt and pepper set crafted in Japan during the 1950s, made entirely of sterling silver. The set features a charming figure of a Japanese man standing atop a decorative...

NOTE: Shipping is possible via parcel which may reduce shipping costs, please contact Seller for a quote. Chinoiserie style at its finest!!!! This is an absolutely wonderful pair ...

Rare pair of Palais Royale ormolu and mother-of-pearl ring holders, one figure a seated chinoiserie woman the other a seated chinoiserie man on re-entrant triangular bases,, both hol...

Rare pair of Palais Royale ormolu and mother-of-pearl ring holders, one figure a seated chinoiserie woman the other a seated chinoiserie man on re-entrant triangular bases,, both hol...

A blue and white painted porcelain figure of a man struggling to carry a large koi fish in his arms, his beautifully decorated robe falling from his shoulder and his facial expressio...

A whimsical polychrome painted Malabar Chinoiserie figure of a dancing man supporting a gold leaf table top

The globular teapot, painted after a Meissen porcelain original, in the manner of J.G. Horoldt, with a Chinoiserie scene, of a seated man, taking tea, before a table, within quatrelo...