A Collection of Twelve Porcelain Bird Feeders, Hei

Late 19th/early 20th century. Comprising ten underglaze blue feeders, six polychrome enameled feeders, three famille noir feeders, and two monochrome enameled feeders, bearing various marks, two fitte

A Collection of Thirteen Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders 19TH/20TH CENTURY Largest, height 2 1/8 inches.

Collection of nine (9) antique Chinese porcelain hand painted bird feeders in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some are marked on the underside as seen. Tallest piece measures approx. 2" tall. Smallest

Two Chinese celadon porcelain bird feedersheight 1 1/2in (4cm); length of longest 3in (7.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collection, Seattle, Washington.

Each painted with floral scroll and attached with lug handle, largest 3.3 inch wide. Provenance: Collection from a private Virginia estate

Each painted with floral scroll and attached with lug handle, largest 3.3 inch wide. Provenance: Collection from a private Virginia estate

A Chinese Bamboo Bird Cage with A Pair of Wucai Porcelain Bird Feeders 19th Century each bird feeder decorated with floral scrolls.  Height 16 in., 40.65 cm. Property from the Collec

15 pieces, including 18th Century, covered boxes, bird feeders and Kangxi miniature, 15 cm. tall, diverse conditions.

Including 7 bird feeders and 3 miniature vases, tallest vase is 9 cm., in diverse conditions.

Collection of twelve highly decorated plates with scalloped gilded rims and various hand painted birds in the center. Limoges backstamp. Dimensions: 1.25" H x 9.25" Diameter Manufacturer: Limoges Coun

12 pieces, including vases stem cup, and bird feeder, in a variety of blue and white decors, largest vase is 25 cm. tall, in diverse conditions.

Description: Chinese Porcelain Blue Glazed Bird Feeder. Song Dynasty. Size: H. 1 1/2 in. or 4 cm. Provenance: From a Hong Kong antique Collection.

Lot of 5 porcelains. China. 19th century. To include: a bird feeder, a peach shaped box (loss) and 3 snuff bottles. Largest 2.5in. From a 100-year-old Newport, Rhode Island collection.

Two Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Objects , Ming and Qing Dynasties, incl. octagonal bowl, c. 1643, base with Christie's "Hatcher Collection" label, h. 2 1/4 in., dia. 2 in.; and bird feeder, proba

Together with ten Chinese porcelain shallow bowls, bird and floral motif. 8"d and 10 1/4"d. Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

(lot of 16) Chinese blue porcelain bird feeders, two pairs of blue monochrome; four square form with flowers; a set of three and a set of five with blue-and-white flowers; largest: 1"h

(lot of 15) Chinese porcelain bird feeders, three pairs of underglaze blue decoration; two pairs of blue monochrome of different shades; pair of robin's egg glaze; two large feeders enameled with drag

(lot of 13) Chinese porcelain bird feeders, consisting of a pair of hexagonal zisha vessels; a pair with white flowers on a brick colored ground; four with crackled green ground; five of a rose pink h

Three Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders. Comprising two crackle glazed Ge ware type bird feeders, one rectangular blue and white bird feeder, all applied with ring handles. {Largest: 3 3/8 inches (8.6 cm

13 Chinese 19 / 20 Century Porcelain Bird Feeders, NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Eddie's Auctio

One of compressed globular form painted with young boys at play, and the other of drum shape with narrow ends and painted with scholars and attendants, each applied with two small loop handles on one

Consisting four globular shaped bird feeders, three painted with figures and one with floral motif, together, a mellon shaped bird feeder, all attached with ring loop handles, largest 3.3 wide. Proven

The first a pair of bird feeders with two lug handles, painted with dragon within scrolling clouds. H: 3cm. The second birdfeeder with crack glaze, with two lug handles. H: 3.5cm. The third of bud for

(10) Pcs. Chinese Qing porcelain bird feeders, including seven pieces of coral red and three famille rose. Largest: 2"H x 2" Dia., Circa - 19th C.