One pair of Chinese bowls from the Early Republic. There are 3 panels depicts man with goats and one deity. 8" dia. each. One has a minor chip. Marked on the bottom "Huai reng tang zhi" (Hall where Benevolence is Cherished). Stand is not included but can be purchased.
This is a late Qing porcelain bowl with a transfer design of a Qilin in blue and white on a white porcelain body. The outer sides of the bowl have two reserves showing a running Qilin with some sort of branch in its mouth – these are separated by blue and white geometric designs. On the upper rim of the outside is a band of calligraphy that appears to be Islamic – it is quite probable that this piece was made for the Persian market.... Click for details
This porcelain dish was made during the 16th Century. Both its centre and underside have been attractively decorated in underglaze blue. Diameter 11.75 cm. No repair or restoration; fine condition.
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A large lavishly painted early Qianlung period famille-rose plate decorated with enamels and gilt. Painted with a central spray of peonies and peacock feather in a vase along with Lingzhi, Ruyi and fan, showing a perfect life in comfort and relaxation. Peonies represents wealth and prosperity in China. A pink diapered band circles the rim. The rich enamels are glossy and vibrant, and complement the intricate yet balanced and graceful design. ... Click for details
KANGXI period (1662-1722). Painted with beautiful Chinese three friends of winters design on a washed blue ground below 12 shaped panels of flowering branches. The front painted with pine tree, bamboo and plum flowers, which were called three friends of winteres in Chinese culture. The reverse decorated with flowering branches and signed in the center.
Size: 15 inches (38cm) diameter.... Click for details
This attractive small porcelain jar was made during the Wanli Reign of the Ming Dynasty (1573 - 1620). It is boldly decorated with an elaborate scrolling floral pattern. Height 8.5 cm. Old chips to the rim but no repair or restoration.
Rare Tall Chinese Song Dynasty Qingbai Porcelain Dragon Vase
This fine and very elegant porcelain vase was made during the Song Dynasty (AD 960 - 1279). Around the shoulder is a band of "pie crust" decoration and three long loop handles. Wrapped around the robbed neck is an applied four-clawed dragon. The vase has been coated in a pale greenish Qingbai glaze that is very finely-crackled. Within the piecrust band are e... Click for details
decorated with different scenes of noble ladies' lives.
Age: Chinese, Qing Dynasty, circa 19th century
Measurement: Width 7 C.M. / Length 17 C.M. / Height 12.5 C.M.
Condition: Very good condition, no cracks or repairs. Please review the enlargement photograph... Click for details
This Kraak porcelain dish is from the Jindezhen porcelain center of China. The motifs used in the design can be seen in the standard reference book – “Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade” by Maura Rinaldi, Bamboo Publishing Ltd, London, 1989.
We cannot locate the exact border in Rinaldi nor the exact same center design inside of the octagonal star. The border has alternating designs of peach branches and Buddhist symbols – the large center design is a much larger one of one o... Click for details
