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Chinese porcelain Bianco Sopra Bianco C&S, Qianlong.
Chinese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1800: item #1125672 2010680
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Pater Gratia Oriental Art
Phone 0031627223416
€ 249
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Teacup and saucer. Provenance: China. Dating: Qianlong period (1736-1795), c.1750. A thinly potted teacup and saucer on footring and with a spreading side and rim. Polychrome decorated in "bianco sopra bianco" and other overglaze enamel colours, iron-red and black. Bianco sopra bianco, (Italian: "white on white"), is a technique of porcelain decoration using white glaze in floral or scroll designs on a near white, pale gray or blue ground. (source; Britannica Company). On the saucer a decoration... Click for details
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Chinese porcelain Polychrome Famille Noire / Rose Dish
Chinese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1800: item #1125669 2010677
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Pater Gratia Oriental Art
Phone 0031627223416
€ 199
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Dish. Provenance: China. Dating: Late Yongzheng Period (1723-1735) early Qianlong period (1736-1795). Dish on footring with a glazed base and a flattened rim. Polychrome decorated in (rare) famille noire with famille rose and various other enamel colours. The rim in underglaze brown. In the centre a decoration of a flowering chrysanthemum. The cavetto is continuously decorated with eight leaf-shaped panels filled with flowering orchids. On the interior rim six sprays of flowering peony and cherr... Click for details
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Chinese Blue & White Tea Jar, 18th C.
Chinese: Ceramics: Porcelain Pre 1800: item #1125381 2A23
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Lilly Parker Antiques, Inc.
(703)+356-3302
$225.00
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Chinese Blue and White Hawthorn Ware Porcelain Tea Jar, 5" high, 4 1/2" wide-widest mid section, 1 1/4" diameter-top rim, Kanghsi 1662-1723 period. It has very smooth oily even glaze and form of tea jar is just right for Kanghsi period. Plum flowers crack open the ice in early Spring in underglaze blue. There are some glaze bubble popped and chipped off, on the top area next to unglazed rim, and dark pin point size of marks on the bottom outside is caused by sand got in during the firing in ... Click for details
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