A pair of biscuit porcelain Bowls, mark and period of

Superb Pair Blue and White rare of Antique Porcelain Bowls Kangxi Period Mark as double circle , King Dynasty 1662-1722 . From an important private porcelain of China collector .Museum Quality .

Pair of Chinese porcelain bowls Guangxu Mark and likely period. 1875-1908. dragon drawings outside the enamel. Marked on the underside. Weight approx. 0.5 lbs Measures Approx., 6.5 inches diameter x 2

Pair of Yellow Ground Porcelain Bowls Qing dynasty, mark and period of Guangxu.19th century. Decorated with medallions of bats and auspicious characters ('Fu, Lu, Shou, Xi', 'Good fortune, wealthiness

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! FIRST BID AT STARTING PRICE MAY GET IT. A PAIR OF CHINESE ANTIQUE DOUCAI PORCELAIN BOWL, YONGZHENG MARK - REPUBLIC PERIOD PROVENANCE - WASHINGTON DC PRIVATE COLLECTION PERIOD.

A PAIR OF CHINESE ENAMELED EGGSHELL PORCELAIN 'HORSE' BOWLS Qianlong marks, Republic period or later diameter 5in (12.7cm)

Pair of porcelain bowls. China. Hsien Feng mark (1851-1862) and period. Famille Rose decoration of birds, butterflies and flowers. 3-3/4" d. x 2-1/4" h. For additional and high-resolution images, plea

Pair Chinese famille rose porcelain bowls, Tongzhi mark and of the period, 2.35"Hx4.55"dia each

A Pair of Chinese Enameled Porcelain Bowls and Covers Pictorial Marks, Daoguang Period The bowls molded with textured rims and fitted with domed covers of typical form; enameled and partially gilded t

Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Bowls, Daoguang Marks and of the Period (1821-50). Each painted with a continuous view of a lotus pond, one side including a pair of cranes and the other a pair of duc

Pair Jiaqing Mark & Period Porcelain "Foreigner" Bowls & covers well painted in iron red with scenes of foreigners and foreign boats; the bases and inside tops with iron red marks. Age related wear to

Pair of porcelain bowls. Kuang Hsu mark. (1875-1918) and of the period. Famille Rose decoration of lotus scrolls. 5-3/4" d x 2-3/4" h.

Pair of porcelain bowls. China. Tao Kuang mark and possibly of the period. Tou Tsai ware. Decoration of floral scrolls. 4.5in.

Chinese yellow-ground biscuit porcelain bowl, decorated with a scaly dragon. Bears an apocryphal Kangxi period mark. Acquired in Japan in the 1940s. Bowl; height: 3 1/2 in x diameter: 7 3/4 in. Stand;

Size: Width 15.5 cm - Height 6.8 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Ming dynasty Manufactured Date: Chenghua Mark & Period Origin: China

Size: Width 14.5 cm - Height 6.9 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: Yongzheng Mark & Period Origin: China

Size: Width 11 cm - Height 6 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: Yongzheng Mark & Period Origin: China

Size: Width 15 cm - Height 7.3 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: Yongzheng Mark & Period Origin: China

Size: Width 15.4 cm - Height 7.2 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: Yongzheng Mark & Period Origin: China

Pair of porcelain bowls, China. Tao Kuang mark (1820-1850) and of the period. Famille rose palace scenes in green and blue landscapes. 4" diameter. From a descendant of St. Louis, Missouri industriali

Pair of porcelain bowls, China. Tao Kuang mark (1820-1850) and of the period. Famille rose decoration of sericulture (silk production) 4" diameter. From a descendant of St. Louis, Missouri industriali

Pair of porcelain bowls. China. Ch'ia Ch'ing mark. (1795-1820) and of the period. Famille Rose decoration of lotus petals; turquoise interiors. 7" x 3-1/2".

Pair of Antique Chinese Enameled Famille Rose Porcelain Bowls with Tongzhi mark. Probably Guangxu period, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. D. 6.25 in., h. 2.5 in.

both with slightly everted rims and raised on circular feet, each decorated with two dragons in tones of green, blue and red, six character blue under glaze period mark to base, d 8cm, (2)

Pair of Antique Chinese Yellow Ground Enameled Famille Rose Porcelain Bowls with Tongzhi mark. Probably Guangxu period, ca. late 19th - early 20th century.