Chinese Export Teapot English Market

Qianlong Era, circa 1740 bearing the arms of FRYER, with gilt grape vine and grape border and well. 9 in. Diam. For further reading, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain" by D.S. Howard, p.297.

Qianlong Era, circa 1755 bearing the arms of HARE, Famille Rose floral sprays with central heraldic armorial, bearing the motto "SNUG,". 6 in. Diam. For additional reading see "Chinese Armorial Porcel

Estate / Collection: Property from the Estate of Marvin Davidson Decorated with the coat of arms and motto of the Campbell family. Diameter 9 inches

Qianlong Era, circa 1745 a pair of Chinese export armorial porcelain for the English market, arms of ELLERKER, 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," volume I, by David San

Kang Xi, Era, circa 1720 Chinese export for the English market. The WEARG arms are emblazoned as is the crest. The coat impaling MONTAGUE, quartering MONTHERMER. The Wearg family originated in Sussex,

19th Century Chinese Export for the English Market. Chinoserie decorated sewing stand with fitted interior and trestle base having paw feet. Size: 28"H x25"W x18"D Circa: 1870 List Price: $4900

Qianlong Era, circa 1765 bearing the arms of GARFOOTE, heraldic armorial set in center of meandering garden scene with four figures and chain border on rim. 5 in. H., 6 in. W. (includes handle) For fu

Yongzheng Era, circa 1724 bearing the arms of FREDERICK, with rouge de fer & gilt diapered well, and floral sprig border. 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," by D.S. How

Yongzheng Era, circa 1724 bearing the arms of SAVAGE impaling SAVAGE, with shield armorial & diapered well. 8 1/2 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," by D.S. Howard, p.205

Yongzheng, circa 1730 bearing the arms of MACRAE, center with gilt flower having polychrome floral sprays and similar sprays on border, with hand holding scimitar at top, extensive gilt accenting. 8 3

Yongzheng Era, circa 1728 bearing the arms of TOWER, with large gilt tower in shield, diapered well and poly chrome floral border, with motto "Love and Dread," extensive gilt accenting. 9 in. Diam. Fo

Qianlong Era, circa 1745, plate with Famille Rose floral spray border, bearing the arms of "CHANDLER," 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," vol. I, by D.S. Howard, p.459

Yongzheng Era, circa 1726 bearing the arms of WOODWARD, unusual double sided gravy boat, with fox handles and rouge de fer diapering, with polychrome floral sprays. 3 1/2 in. H., 9 in. L. For further

Qianlong Era, circa 1785 bearing the arms of WEALE de WARWICK, small bowl with exterior heraldic armorial, interior with Blue Fitzhugh border and gold band. 2 1/2 in. H., 4 1/2 in. Diam. For further e

Qianlong era, circa 1745. Chinese export armorial porcelain for the English market, bearing the arms of ELLERKER, 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," volume II, by David

A Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Charger for the English Market18th century, porcelain hand painted with coat of arms to center, double borders surround, the first a green diaper ground with four r

including a Chinese export teapot with famille rose enameling; an English rosewood tea caddy, sarcophagus form, c. 1830-40, interior with lid and original foil; and a 6-inch dark blue Staffordshire hi

Haldane Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Shallow Bowl, made for English market, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), circa 1725, painted in colored enamels and gilt, center coat of arms of Haldane between eagle

Nice pair Chinese Export carved padouk stools, 18th c., for the English market, the rectangular top with hand-caned seat and loose crewelwork cushion, over serpentine skirt carved with leafy pendant,

Chinese Export black lacquer tilt top tea table, 19th c., made for the English market, gilt and polychrome paint decorated lacquered wood, the round top supported on a turned baluster pedestal raised

Late 18th century; American Market oval teapot stand with U.S. Eagle decoration, and letter of provenance from the Powell family in gilt wood shadow box frame, 11 x 16 in. From the Estate of Philip S.

Chinese, ca. 1900, for the English market. Overall 22" x 32", Rabbet 17" x 25", Molding 2"

(2) CHINESE EXPORT TEAPOTS - Late 18th c. Mandarin Teapots with domestic and market scenes, similar in decoration but not an exact pair, both with orange linear framing and gilt vine fields, straight

circa 1850; for the Persian market, with calligraphy and floral decoration, 5 1/2 in. H.