1st and 2nd items: Two Chinese scrolls -one appearing to be watercolor, the other (smaller one) a print- attributed to or after Tang Fan, Ko Kim Fu, and other Chinese artists, depicting flowering branches with calligraphic poems or inscriptions, mounted to brocade backings measuring 39" x 14" and 42" x 15". Old notes written on the backs of these scrolls provide a brief history and attributions to Tang Fan (smaller scroll) and to Lo Chung Pang, Ko Kim Fu, and Yung Chu Chuan (larger scroll). Acquired in Hong Kong, 1955. 3rd item: Peiluo Shi (China, b. 1957) ink on rice paper woodblock print depicting a woman, child, and cat as seen through an open window. Signed with calligraphy and chop mark lower right. Mounted to silk brocade and framed in painted black frame under glass. Image: 13" square. Frame: 16 1/2" square. 4th item: 27" W roll of Asian silk brocade, acquired by consignor's mother in Japan in 1931 for the purpose of mounting a scroll, never used.

1st and 2nd items: Smaller scroll has a 2" area of light staining lower left and separation between brocade and rod at lower left end; both scrolls with scattered light foxing and minor tears. 3rd item: Overall very good condition. 4th item: Very good condition. 

The collection of Allison and John Beasley, Nashville, TN.