Chinese Leopard

Pictured in what is described as a “yellow mountain atmosphere," a pair of ferocious leopards pursues a buck in a vividly animated scene.

The stout legs are sometimes referred to as leopard legs. Traces of the original floral paintings that decorated most of the front panels remain.

This is a pair of 1970s Chinese Chippendale style ottomans upholstered in Brunschwig and Fils leopard chinoiserie.

This is a Brighton Pavilion style burnt bamboo arm chair. It has been newly upholstered in a leopard velvet . It is in very good condition. The sear depth is 18.5”. The arm height is...

Pair of Chinese export leopard cheetah sculptures in gilt bronze with enameled spots in blue and turquoise.

This is a 1950s Chinese Chippendale style silver gilt tole ottoman newly upholstered in a turquoise velvet. It is unmarked. It is most likely Italian.

This is a pair of mid-century Chinese Chippendale carved fruitwood ottomans . They have been upholstered in vintage Brunschwig & Fils leopard chinoiserie.

Crossing over two styles of bold leopard with Chinese motifs - it doesn't get better for the side or dining table - a great gift.

Fab pair of vintage printed leopard poofs. Beautiful contemporary shape. Great for additional seating or just a little flash of animal glamour. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

This is a large scale Chinese leopard motif planter. It could be used for a variety of things ranging from planter to ice bucket!

Good quality iron stool consisting of a beautiful soft leopard print upholstery and a handsome base. This vintage leopard stool with its upholstered part, a seat and iron base would ...

This is a timeless and versatile pair of Chinese Chippendale style carved fruitwood faux bamboo arm chairs in a new leopard velvet.

The set is carved mahogany with Chinese Chippendale styling. The ottomans are newly upholstered in leopard.

Pair of faux bamboo black chairs, upholstered in a leopard velvet fabric. Made in the United states in the 1970s.

This is a fun accent piece! This is a ceramic leopard garden stool or side table. It is not terribly old and in perfect condition.

Both figures stand over a chinese scroll wood base. In Chinese culture the leopard symbolizes the taming of cruelty.

A pair of late 19th century turquoise glazed porcelain leopards, modelled seated.  Qing dynasty. Guangxu period (1875-1908).   Condition: Good with a chip to one ear.

A classic pair of porcelain garden seats in the usual style. These where made in the 1970's. We have never seen them decorated with leopard spots before.