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Winter 2002, Vol. 6, No.
1
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Chinese New Year: Year of
the Horse
Celebrating Chinese New
Year in San Francisco
The Significance of the
Horse
Three
Immortal House Gods
The Three-Legged Frog
Displaying Treasures
in a Box
Dong
Kingman Exhibition in San Francisco
Chinese New Year Taboos and
Traditions
Advice on Investing in
Chinese Furniture
Furniture Buying
Options
A
Historical Perspective on Chinese Furniture
Mark your Calendars for
"Forbidden City"
Chinese Cultural Society
of Stockton Presents the 24th Annual Chinese New Year Festival
Room Within a Room On
Display at Chinese Culture
Accent, Table and Floor
Lamps
Tips on
Selecting Lamp Shades
A Message from the
Workshop
Hope
for your Hope Chest
Framed Brass Door
Plates
Top 10
Lucky Symbols
The Joyful Lion Dance
Chinese New Year
Decorations
Spring Festival
Nian - The New Year
Monster
Traditional Chinese New
Year Flowers
Red Couplets
Hidden Meaning Behind The
Chinese New Year Lucky Money Envelopes |
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Summer 2001, Vol. 5, No.
2
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Chinese Armoires Offer
Beauty, Versatility & Functionality
Chinese Summer Festival
2001
The History
& Forms of Lacquerware
Gifts for the Newborn &
Elderly
New at
Man-U & Bedroom Suites
Single Panel Screens
A New Use for
Cloisonne Urns
Chopsticks Add To
Appreciation Of Asian Food, Arts
Gongfu Tea
Lantern Festival
Chinese Lanterns
Light Up Summer & Winter Skies
Chinese Coin Swords
Dragon-Tortoise
Provides Feng Shui Power
Feng Shui Questions &
Answers
Surf
& Shop for Treasures from Man-U Imports
Asian Art Meseum's "Five
Final Days of Fun"
Chinese American National
Museum and Learning Center Debuts In 2001
Chinese Glass
Power Down During
Vacations |
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Winter 2001, Vol. 5, No.
1
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Chinese New Year: The Year
of the Snake
Are
You A Snake?
Chinese New Year? Do’s and
Don’ts
Open-Plan
Living
Vibrant
Folk Art Figures Represent Famous Tradition
Dining Room Chairs
Tabletop
Displays
Mixing
Traditional And Modern
Versatile Cabinets
Complement Any Decor
End Tables
Folding Screens
Technology and Art Meet in
Chinese Bronzes
China Cabinet Display
Buy What You
Love
The Four
Treasures of the Study
Don’t Be Afraid of
Decorating
Wastebaskets
Symbols Create Subtext For
Asian Arts
Creating Feng Shui Harmony
with Houseplants
Chinese Fans Blend
Function with Artistry |
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Fall 2000, Vol. 4, No.
3
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Preview The Secret World
of the Forbidden City
About the Exhibit at the
Oakland Museum
Peace and Harmony in
Your Home
Gift Certificates Make
Holiday Shopping Simple
Red Eggs and Ginger -
The Celebration of Life
Bring Double Happiness
to Your Home
Brighten Up Those Dark
Winter Evenings
More About Décor
Using Bold Color
to Create the Home of Your Dreams
The Legacy of Lacquer
Pigskin Boxes
Consider a Curio
Cabinet
The
Mystery of Eggshell Porcelain
Old Carved Boxes has
Many Uses
Sandalwood Palace
Fans
Cloisonné Update
Iconography Most
Often Used in Chinese Art
Jade Tree and
Grapes
Answers to Your
Questions
Dining Room Sets - The
Centerpiece for Holiday Entertaining |
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Summer 2000, Vol. 4, No.
2
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The Golden Age of Chinese
Archeology
A
Special Look at The Golden Age of Archeology
Man-U Imports Makes
History
Celebrating the Harvest
Moon
Colors
Enhance the Elements of Feng Shui
Beautiful and Durable
Lacquerware Has Origins in Nature
Decorating With A
Personal Touch
Tri-colored Tang
Pottery
The
Art of Snuff Bottles
Cloisonné: An Art
Treasure
Chinese Jade
Joint Exhibition
Features Rare Furniture
CHCP’s Eighth Annual
Festival: Chinese Dragon Festival - Postponed! |
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Winter 2000, Vol. 4, No.
1
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Gung Hay Fat Choy! Year
of the Dragon
Celebrating with the Lion
Dance
Chinese
New Year Display Features Art & Tastes of the Season
Firecrackers Banish Evil
Spirits
Jade
& Ebony Wall Plaques
The Ancient Art of
Hand-Embroidered Silk Scrolls
Original Brush Painting
Poetry of the Soul
Stone Lions aka: Foo
Dogs
Accessories Dress Up A
Home
Take A
Seat, Please
Feng Shui Cures for Your
Home
Creating
Serenity in Your Home
Multi-functional
Furniture
Is
the Antiques Roadshow for You?
Man-U Imports Furniture
Refinishing & Repair Services
Seasoned to
Perfection
Lacquerware Inlaid with
Mother-of-Pearl
For the Discriminating
Collector
Summer Chinese Language
Program
Tell
Us How You Display Your Treasures! |
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Fall 1999, Vol. 3, No.
3
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Tens of Thousands of
Gift Ideas From Man-U Imports
Investing in the
Future
Keeping Your Collection
Fresh and Exciting
Museum Wax Secures Your
Treasures
The
Rising Price of Rosewood Furniture
Black Lacquer Handcarved
Soapstone Cabinet
Decorating Your Entry
Hall
Handcarved Calligraphy
Porcelain Art
Chinese Stationary Sets
Revive Ancient Art
Antique Metal
Handwarmers Kept the Chill Away
Chinese Furniture
Protect Your
Investment
Lighting Up Your
Life
Lamp
"Tune-up" Provides a Fresh Look
Natural Creamy Beeswax
Preserves Your Treasures |
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Summer 1999, Vol. 3, No.
2
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Man-U Imports Celebrates
25th Anniversary
Mystery of China
Reflected in Magic Mirrors
The Dragon and
Phoenix
Handcrafted Cork
Sculptures Depict Miniature Villages and Landscapes
The Lost Art of Porcelain
Plaques
Tips
for Choosing the Perfect Vase
The Oldest Game in the
World?
Just
Arrived!
A
History of Pottery Porcelain
Hotels Choose Man-U When
Redecorating
Do You Have Too Many
Treasures?
Staging Your Home
It's Finally
Summer!
Don't
Be Shy About Decorating
Experience the Sights,
Sounds and Smells of a Chinese Celebration
Man-U Mailbox
Protect Your Home with a
Household Inventory Record |
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Winter 1999, Vol. 3, No.
1
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Good Health! Good Fortune! Good Luck!
Gung Hay Fat
Choy Lay See Dao Loy
The Chinese Calendar
The Year of the
Rabbit
Chinese New Year Traditions
New Army of Clay Terra Cotta
Warriors Arrives
Mi-Lo Fu the Buddha of the Future
Achieving
Harmony Through Feng Shui
Ru-Yi Brings Good Wishes and Status
New
Interpretation of Chinese Designs
Beautiful Brass Gongs Ward Off Evil
Spirits
Ox Bone Carvings Rival Beauty of Ivory
God of Wealth |
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Fall 1998, Vol. 2, No.
3
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Flying Bronze Horses... Specially Commission for Man-U
Imports
The Perfect Holiday Gift
Happy Holidays from Our
Staff!
Armoires Offer Attractive Storage Options
Changing
the Way You Display Your Treasures
Protective Powers of Door Gods
Based on Ancient Legends
Caring for Your Collection
Bringing the
Fog Indoors
Many Uses for Beautiful Tables & Desks
Bronze
Spouting Bowls Represent "the Way of the Universe"
Red Palace Lantern
Makes a Dramatic Statement
Art Deco Calendar Posters - the Perfect
Gift |
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Summer 1998, Vol. 2, No.
2
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Chinese Wedding Customs
The Wedding Day
Chinese Wedding
Baskets & Camphorwood Hope Chests
Personalities & Chinese
Symbolism
Just
Arrived! What's Old is What's New!
Preparing to Sell Your
House
Dressing
Up a Rental
Wedding Gift
Ideas |
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Spring 1998, Vol. 2, No.
1
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Gung
Hay Fat Choy - It's the Year of the Tiger
Why the Tiger
The Creative Use of
Tables
Creating
Space
Illuminating Your Life
Porcelain - Objects
of Desire
The
Power & Beauty of Jade
Treasures for Book
Collectors
The
Pagoda - An Asian Shrine
The Fortune Cookie - An
American Invention
More than a Piece of
Furniture
Parades to Celebrate the
Season
Happy
New Year...I Want Lucky Money
The Chinese Art of
Bonsai
San
Francisco Chinese New Year Events |
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Winter 1997, Vol. 1, No.
5
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Happy Holidays From Man-U
Imports
Contemporary Chinese
Porcelain
The
Art of Detail in Rosewood Furniture
Fresco Paintings
Protecting Your
Furniture This Winter
Chinese Brush Painting
Scent-Sational
Snuff Bottles
Man-U Imports Goes
Hollywood
What
Are Floating Panels
Cinnabar-Years in the
Making
Happy
Holidays From Man-U Imports |
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Fall 1997, Vol. 1, No.
4
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The
Season of the Moon Festival
Yixing Ware Features
Rustic Elegance
Reverse Painting Makes A
Beautiful Investment
Rosewood Stands Showcase
Treasures
Shard
Boxes Make Beautiful Use of Broken Antique Vases
Lamps Enhance Any
Decor
The
Ancient Art of Chinese Embroidery
Foo Dogs Provide Beauty
& Protection
Joinery Sets Chinese
Furniture Apart
Chinese Artists Transform
Tree Roots With Carving
Coromandel Screen Matches
Sotheby's Masterpiece
Editing Your Collection
for Maximum Enjoyment
Chinese Art Makes a Wise
Investment
Kwan Yin Goddess of
Mercy
Beauty
& Function Blend in Graceful Horseshoe Armchairs |
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Spring 1997, Vol. 1, No.
3
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Chinese Furniture Featured
at Christie's New York Auction
A Chinese Summer
Festival
Feng Shui Creates
Harmonious Environments in Homes and Offices
Eggshell-Thin
Porcelain
Gilded Horse
Lamp
A Marriage of Old and
New
Elmwood Step Tansu
Cabinets
Using Mirrors in Home
Decor
Potted Jade
Landscapes
Handpainted Silk Scrolls
and Screens
Rare Celadon
Porcelain
Garden Statues
Xian Terra Coota
Soldiers |
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Winter 1997, Vol. 1, No.
2
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Man-U Imports Celebrates
the Year of the Ox
Gung Hay Fat Choy Lay See
Dao Loy
Special
Products for the Holiday
Why is this the Year of the
Ox?
Antique
Elmwood Furniture Reflects Ethic Folk Art Styles
Experts Add Modern
Functions to Beauty of Chinese Furniture
Nicks of Time Add Character
to Antique Chinese Furniture
Exquisite Sculptures Depict
Gods and Goddesses
Double-sided Silk
Embroidery Creates Exquisitely Realistic Pictures
Elmwood Step Tansu
Cabinet
Vases
& Figurines Make Stunning Lamps
Featured Products
Hundred Children
Screen Adds Charms to Home Decor
Versatile Console
Tables |
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Winter 1996, Vol. 1, No.
1
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Welcome to Man-U
Imports
Acquiring Chinese
Furniture
Chinese Furniture Fever
Proper Maintenance
Preserves
Cloisonne? A Very Delicate
Art Form
Unique
Artistry Featured in Moon Gate Screens
Gift-giving and Decorating
Tips |