A few examples of appraisal values for
VI XI

• Xie Xi (18th Century),
  Xie Xi (18th Century), Calligraphy of a Poem by Bai Juyi ?? (? ????) ???????? ???? ???? Ink on paper, hanging scroll mounted image 55.5 x 28.3 in — 141 x 72 cm
• Zhu Xiuli (Chinese, born 1938),
  Zhu Xiuli (Chinese, born 1938), Scholarly Retreat by Waterfall, 1987, inscription across top with seal, seal lower right, ink and watercolor on laid Japan paper, 27-1/4 x 14-3/4 in. (sight); modern gilt wood frame,
• Xu Xi (Chinese, d. 1945))
  Xu Xi (Chinese, d. 1945)) Mountainous Landscape ink and color on paper fan, framed signed Haichang Xu Xi, one artist's seal. Height total 12 in., 30.5 cm.
• Meissen porcelain figural group
  Meissen porcelain figural group of a vixen and her kits. 5"h.
• Xiri (Chinese, 20th century),
  Xiri (Chinese, 20th century), Pine and Village on a Cliff, title and artist's name upper right (1988 or 1928), inscribed Chinese characters on strip of paper attached to backing verso, ink and watercolor on silk laid on mulberry paper with silk borders, 37-3/4 x 21 in. (sight); modern gilt wood frame,
• Chinese Xuande-style, wucai
  Chinese Xuande-style, wucai enameled porcelain vase; of pear shape set on tall foot, with two handles as modeled lion heads with rings; the body encircled with two writhing three-clawed dragons, one yellow and one green, on a ground of red waves; beneath wide scrolling lotus band at shoulder; with a foliate lappet at neck, and keyfret band at the straight rim; mark at the body; usual wear and frits; H:
• Of fine slim baluster form, Chinese
  Of fine slim baluster form, Chinese Kangxi-style enameled porcelain vase; with design of a phoenix perched on blue rockery, flanked by foliate branches and scattered blossoms; an iron red accented lappet at the shoulder, with the Eight Daoist Emblems at the neck; matching cover with lotus petaled knop; usual minor wear; H: 16" (approx.)
• Five Chinese porcelain vases: two
  Five Chinese porcelain vases: two similar, lions pursuing brocaded balls, raised wave background, 9-1/2 in. and 10 in., one with extensive repairs, other with small rim cracks ; yellow vase with dragons and flowers, 7 in., 1/2 in. chip to body ; famille verte with elephant head mounts, four character mark on base, 7 in., 1 x 1 in. firing flaw on side ; ginger jar with blue and white decoration with figures, 8-1/2 in. with wooden base, overall light crackle and discoloration . The Estate of Valerie Becton Mills, Cashiers, North Carolina.
• A Chinese Carved and Polychrome
  A Chinese Carved and Polychrome Ivory Figure of Xi'er Cultural Revolution period depicting the character from the play The White-Haired Girl shown holding in the air her red hair ribbon with one foot raised and wearing ballet slippers having an ivory base further raised atop a wire inlaid wood base. Height 7 inches.
• A Chinese Blue and White Vase
  A Chinese Blue and White Vase having underglaze decoration of a gentleman in front of a screen with a woman at front playing a harp having further decoration of a ruyi scepter a sword and a flowering basket with four-character Kangxi mark on underside. Height 10 inches.
• CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN
  CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN HEXAGONAL VASESPair of Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Hexagonal Vases , confronting Budhist lion handles, each decorated with a continuous scene with boys at play in a garden, h. 14 1/4 in., now drilled and mounted as lamps, h. (incl. socket) 19 3/8 in
• A Chinese Buddhist Embroidered Silk
  A Chinese Buddhist Embroidered Silk Textile of square form in quadrants each section depicting a double vajra with lingzhi fungus head form decoration to the corners on a mustard yellow ground and with silk backing. 9 inches x 10 inches.
• Four Chinese copper-red glazed
  Four Chinese copper-red glazed vases: bottle vase, three copper-red Buddhist lions on a white ground, base with blue six-character Guangxu mark (1875-1908) and of the period, 7-14 in.; bottle vase, white-glazed crackled base, 10-18 in.; bottle vase, flambé neck, 9-58 in., base chips as made; baluster vase, 9-14 in., repaired base chip, 34 in. base crack, late 19thearly 20th century.
• COLLAGE, VICTOR VASARELY Victor
  COLLAGE, VICTOR VASARELY Victor Vasarely (Hungarian, 1906-1997), "XiKo. 4E," colored paper collage, signed lower right, titled verso, sheet: 7"h x 6"w, overall (with frame): 14.75"h x 13.74"w. Note: Book, "Vasarely, Polychromies Mutidimensionelles" by Denise Rene, 1970, accompanies the lot.
• A Pair of Chinese Wucai Vases Yen
  A Pair of Chinese Wucai Vases Yen yen form hand decorated in iron red green yellow and cobalt blue with images of dragons and phoenix birds in flight and decorative borders applied ornaments on the shoulders.
• Chinese blue and white porcelain
  Chinese blue and white porcelain hexagonal vase; depicting children at play in a landscape; Kangxi mark to base; 12 1/2" x 9" (approx.) Condition: wear, frits, pits, minor loss
• CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE W/ LION,
  CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE W/ LION, GUANGXU MARK Chinese ,small vase with bulbous body and round straight neck, decorated with three famille verte foo lion chasing a ball on the body and "Ruyi " shaped band to the bottom of the neck, red flower against green ground pattern to the mouth with gilt rim ,six red Guangxu character mark underside H: 5 1/2" (14 cm) Condition: in good condition Provenance: collection of an important California collector
• A True Pair of Chinese Famille Rose
  A True Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Faceted Vases each of hexagonal baluster form with vining gourd handles decorated with Xi Wangmu holding a peach with a deer at her side and a crane in flight above the reverse inscribed each height 16 in.
• A Pair of Chinese Wucai Vases Yen
  A Pair of Chinese Wucai Vases Yen yen form hand decorated in iron red green yellow and cobalt blue with images of dragons and phoenix birds in flight and decorative borders applied ornaments on the shoulders.
• Small bottle vase with Wucai
  Small bottle vase with Wucai Enamals Beautifully incised and hand-painted small vase with dragon designs. Painted Guanxu marks on the bottom in iron red.
• Vienna classical hand painted and
  Vienna classical hand painted and gilt porcelain vase; the main scene depicting Venus and cupid in an idyllic landscape, the reverse with two whispering putti. Blue underglaze beehive mark to base aside artist signature. 6 3/4"H. Very good condition.
• KANG XI YELLOW-GLAZED PORCELAIN
  KANG XI YELLOW-GLAZED PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE Bearing the Kang Xi six-character mark within concentric circles the bowl incised with butterflies and sprigs the neck with sword leaf band. Provenance: Christie's N.Y. March 15 1988 lot 107; Property from a private Northern New Jersey collector. 9 7/8 in.
• Chinese blue and white porcelain
  Chinese blue and white porcelain vase with figures playing go, six-character Kangxi mark to base but later, post-1950; overall good condition, minor surface wear; H 16 1/4" x D 10 1/2" (approx.)
• Chinese blue and white porcelain
  Chinese blue and white porcelain vase with figures playing go, six-character Kangxi mark to base but later, post-1950; overall good condition, minor surface wear; H 16 1/4" x D 10 1/2" (approx.)
• Six Xiu d'G? abstracts on paper
  Six Xiu d'G? abstracts on paper with marker pen indistinct signature bled colors blossom like images approximately three 6'' h. x 5 1/2' w.; three 8 1/2'' h. x 11'' w.
• A Chinese famille vert vase,
  A Chinese famille vert vase, Jituiping, Kangxi, decorated with floral motifs in panels, bands of lotus petals around the neck, shoulder and the foot, as well as on the lid with a lotus bud moulded finial
• A Chinese Porcelain Vase of
  A Chinese Porcelain Vase of baluster form the lip with key-fret banding above red scrolling clouds and knotted pines having figural decoration of a nobleman and an official being waited upon by servants with a diaper pattern lower border the base bearing underglaze blue six character Kangxi mark. Height 15 inches.
• Pair Chinese cylindrical vases:
  Pair Chinese cylindrical vases: blue and white textured surface, The Eight Immortals in a garden, 20th century, 19-3/4 in. Very minor wear.
• Pair Famille Verte Porcelain
  Pair Famille Verte Porcelain Buddhist Lions, Chinese, 19th century, male and female, mouths open in a friendly expression, with brocade ball and cub, seated on square bases with cracked ice and prunus pattern on tops, sides with butterflies and flowers on black ground, 10 in.,
• A pair of Chinese baluster blue and
  A pair of Chinese baluster blue and white vases, 20th Century, decorated a lady enjoying the scenery of a garden, base mark 'Kangxi Nianzhi', 17.5cm high
• A Chinese famille vert vase,
  A Chinese famille vert vase, Tianqiuping, Guangxu, decorated with the beasts of Chilin on the rock in the sea, 41.5cm high
• Chinese Republic-style, enameled
  Chinese Republic-style, enameled porcelain vase; the ovoid form with continuous design of a scholar at leisure in a garden surrounded by females musicians; a scrolled border at the shoulder, with children playing at the neck; two sinuous blue handles, and a ruyi cloud border at the rim; mark; usual minor wear; H: 12 3/4" (approx.)
• A Chinese Blue and White Lidded
  A Chinese Blue and White Lidded Vase of baluster form with double Xi character decoration together with a pair of blue and white porcelain garden seats decorated with bats and writhing dragons. Height of first 17 inches.
• Group of ten porcelain fox
  Group of ten porcelain fox figural group covered boxes spill vases etc.
• Chinese Ming-style, wucai
  Chinese Ming-style, wucai enameled porcelain vase; the tapered form with continuous garden design of an immortal riding a qilin, with attendants, two holding banners; multicolor lappet to foot; a diaper patterned band with bamboo and flowers to the shoulder; and flowering precious vessels to the ribbed waisted neck; usual minor wear and frits; H: 14 1/4" (approx.)
• Chinese fresco, ink and color on
  Chinese fresco, ink and color on stucco with raised elements, Xiwangmu (Royal Lady of the West) in a dragon-drawn chariot racing over clouds, Buddhist lions running alongside, accompanied by female attendants holding a canopy and censer, others gazing at the deity within her chariot, painted in the Tang style, probably Ming dynasty, 49-3/4 x 46-1/2 in.; 19th century wood frame with slotted tab closures. Two long cracks in bottom section measuring 29 in. and 20 in., one crack at Xiwangmu's shoulder and shoulder of far left attendant, surface losses. Property of the Hickory Museum of Art, Hickory, North Carolina.