Sweetmeat

10 piece Chinese Canton enamel sweetmeat dish set in a fitted matching silk covered box, likely original. Diameter 19-1/2" SHIPPING INFO: In-house shipping available for this lot. Please read the ship

A Chinese Silver Sweetmeat Lobed Box. Of compressed box, naturally shaped with an attached fruit knot, the cover finely carved with flowers and birds motifs, including nine separated silver trays over

Pair of Chinese Export Style Famille Rose Porcelain Sweetmeat Dishes, Possibly Samson Unmarked. 4 3/4 x 8 x 8 in. Chinese Export Porcelain from the Tibor Collection

Pair of Chinese Export Famille Verte Porcelain Sweetmeat Dishes Unmarked on base; character inscriptions to field. 5 1/2 x 6 3/4 in. Applied label for the Ralph M. Chait Gallery, NY. Chinese Export Po

Chinese, 20th century. A porcelain sweetmeat on stand, having seven compartments in varying shapes and sizes, hand-enameled with calligraphy, landscape scenes, and insects, with aqua blue interiors, r

A large Chinese Cantonese embellished pewter sweetmeat set 廣作錫器一套 The large six-lobed pewter case enclosing seven smaller covered dishes, all covers embellish

7-Board 19th C Canton Enamel Sweetmeat Set designed after the "7-Board" game and enameled with Buddhist Symbols on a blue ground, the bases in turquoise. Light wear and some chipping to corners, some

Dia.: 44 cm (the set) Dia.: 20,5 cm (the central round dish) Dim.: 16,5 x 12 cm (the outer dishes)

A Chinese Canton enamel sweetmeat set, Qianlong Dia.: 16,5 cm (the central tray)Dia.: 37 cm (the whole) ------ Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@rm-auctions.com or by using the LiveAu

French, 19th century,. Pair of parcel gilt and patinated bronze mythological sweetmeat dishes in the renaissance taste, each having a shell-form body surmounted by Neptune, supported by the figure of

Chinese Famille Verte Porcelain Sweetmeat Dish Set in a Fitted Hardwood Case Unmarked. Comprising: Twelve shaped dishes Together with an associated Chinese famille verte porcelain sweetmeat dish The c

Ten Chinese Lacquered Wood Sweetmeat Dishes Qing Dynasty Of square form; decorated to interiors with gilt-decorated figural scenes. Width 5 inches. C

Wedgwood, Circa 1780 The basket having a dome top with large daisy finials and the domes are almost entirely pierced, held together by arcing and intersecting strips of relief-molded clay; a band of o

Circa 1890-1900, with lidded four lobed warmer that opens to reveal five lidded compartments for sweetmeats, each with dark or light green jade set in handles of lids, each in the form of a different

Chinese pewter sweetmeat warming dish, early 20th c., of lobbed form, lid decorated with Buddha's Hand citron knop, inlaid with hardstone cabochons (likely carnelian and jade), engraved with auspiciou

Wedgwood, Circa 1780 The domed cover with large daisy finial and comprised of intersecting strips of relief-molded clay; a band of open ovals circles the bottom rim; a shallow dish supports the dome,

An antique pair of German 900 fine silver 2-tray sweetmeat dishes, elaborately decorated in molded and repousse detail. Each is marked "[Crescent and crown] 900" along the base. The pair weighs a tot

Full title: A Chinese famille rose eight-piece 'immortals' sweetmeat set, 19th C. Description: Dim.: 14,5 x 11 cm (each)

A late19th c. Qing Dynasty Chinese Porcelain Sweetmeat Set, polychrome decorated with various scenes of figures in a landscape, comprising nine individual fitted segments. In the original high relief

American Southern South Carolina Coin Silver Sweetmeat Basket by John Mood, Charleston, South Carolina. Circa 1810. Similar example in "South Carolina Silversmiths" Pages 68-69. Condition: Generally G

Bow White Glazed Porcelain Shell Form Sweetmeat Dish Unmarked. 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. diam. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

Ship form, each piece marked ".800 Germany" on rudder, approximate height of 8 1/2", each is monogrammed on sail "GMB"

A rare set of fourteen French façon de Venise miniature lattimo vases and sweetmeat glasses, late 17th or early 18th century Attributed to Bernard Perrot, Orléans, the glass imitating porcel

The Tortoise and the Hare. Enamel decorated glass with rabbits and dancing men, underneath a silver plated top with turtle. Marked MW 4416 underlid. 4 1/2" diameter x 5 3/4" tall