A Pair of Chinese Bowls. Possibly Chinese Republic

Painted in bright famille rose enamel, possibly Republic Period (1912 - 1949), the exterior is finely enameled with three medallions enclosing sprays of flowers reserved on a ruby sgraffiato ground sc

possibly Republic Era Overall- 5" x 9" Shipping U.S. $65 plus insurance

2 bowls with colorful outer glazing, floral designs with symbol motifs. Interior with 4 stylized bats surrounding a Chinese symbol. All now contained in cloth bound box with silk fitted lining. One of

A: Famille Rose flower and insect bowl, "Ya Wan Cang" mark. H:2 1/8in(5.3cm) D:5in(12.7cm) B: Blue and white bowl, blossom and figure pattern. modern KangXi mark.H:2in(5cm) D:4 1/8in(10.4cm)

Republic Pair Of Chinese Bowls Mark on Bottom and With Dragon Decoration H on Stand: 4 1/2" Bowl H: 2 1/2" D: 5 1/2"

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 Chinese Republic Turquoise Phoenix Bowls 3''x5''. Square pedestal bowls of turquoise ground with medallions of polychrome phoenix birds. Red enameled zhuanshu script Daoguang commemorative marks.

Mirror Pair Chinese Republic Eggshell Porcelain Bowls with an opposing scene of Immortals in Clouds appearing to a General with his Horse & Attendant with flag, the bases with Qianlong seal marks in i

A PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWLS China, Republic period (1912-1949). Of rounded octagonal form. Painted in polychrome enamels, depicting phoenixes amongst flowers, scrolling foliage and ruyi. Apocryp

A Chinese Porcelain Bowl Possibly Republic or Jiaqin Period Height 2 1/2 x width 5 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Joseph E. Suiter, Columbus, Ohio

A pair of Chinese blue-ground famille rose bowls dating from the Republic period. The interior of the bowls is white. The exterior features flowers spread throughout an incised ground. The bottom has

Pair of Chinese Republic period eggshell porcelain bowls with gilt rims and pictorial figural scenes of two women outdoors. Both with carved wooden stands. Both marked along the underside in red under

Pair of Republic Chinese famille rose bowls. Chip on rim.

Pair of Chinese Republic Period export bowls, of inverted bell-form with a recessed foot, decorated with peony blossoms, the reverse side inscribed and with seal mark, the underside with a blue underg

A pair of Chinese Republic period porcelain bowls. The exteriors of the wares are adorned with polychrome hand enameled scenes with ducks on a pond, and a calligraphic text, and three red seals, on th

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON ENAMEL LOBED BOWLS Late Qing/Republic, painted with flowers. 14 cm wide.

Pair Republic Period Chinese Finely Painted Cups / Tea Bowls With Female Figures. Characters On Reverse. 3.5 X 3.5 Inches. Some Wear To Pattern At Base Of One Cup, Please See Photos.

Chinese, 20th century. A matched pair of porcelain covered bowls, decorated with dragons and birds of paradise. Marked to underside and cover of one. Approx: h. 5.25", w. 8.5".

each with iron red Hongxian Yu Zhi mark to base, finely enamel decorated withÿthe eight auspicious Buddhist symbols between rose Greek fret borders, gilt accents, 1-3/4 x 3-5/8 in. Note: An identical

Pair Chinese Republic Famille Rose Dragon Bat Bowls 4''x5.25''. Turquoise ground famille rose hand enameling with figural copper red dragon and bat applied to top rims. They come with matching carved

A pair of matching lacquered wood Chinese guardian fu lion foo dog statues, possibly Qing Dynasty or Republic Era. Modeled in a traditional matching pair, with exquisite carved designs, each on a four

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD RECTANGULAR TABLES Late Qing/Republic, possibly Huanghuali and Hongmu. 82 cm x 75 cm x 32 cm.

A large, monumental pair of antique Chinese guardian fu lion foo dog palace statues or pagoda roof tile architectural elements, possibly Qing Dynasty or Republic Era. Modeled as a traditional matching