Three Porcelain Junyao Glaze Plates

Three Qing Chinese porcelain pea glaze famille rose plates. 10.75in.

Three 18-19th C. Chinese porcelain B&W and ge glaze dragon plates, 9.75in

Three Chinese porcelain pieces including a vase with flowers in blue, green, and orange, a small bowl with attached underplate in sheer pale blue glaze (hairlines), and a plate with scalloped rim, pai

Well-potted, circular form, with three cloud-shaped feet and so-called "drum-nail" raised bosses around the outside walls, covered overall with rich mottled purplish glaze on the exterior with an opal

comprising three plates and two covered jars, all with dragon motif and seal mark. Largest overall: 10" high, 6" diameter.

Chinese Junyao porcelain water pot; of ovoid form body with carved dragon; covered with blue flambe glaze; three-character Bai Yu Zhai mark on base; 7 cm x 14 cm, 559 grams

comprising a pitcher, square bowl and three plates. Glaze wear, loss, crazing, stains, chips to one black plate. Largest: 9" high, 9 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a Brooklyn NY Estate.

three plates, China, around 1780, , porcelain,blue flower painting under the glaze, red on glaze painting, gold heightened, brown edge, D. 22cm, minor traces of age

These pieces are each decorated with a fish in varying shades of glaze. Height 4 cm, Diameter 12.8 cm

Chinese porcelain plate outer rim in dark blue glaze, inner surface with celadon color glaze decorated with one dragon in the center, two on the upper rim. Six-character mark on the bottom. 1 3/4" H x

The front painted in vivid enamels on a transparent glaze, the foot unglazed. China, 18th century Depiction of chrysanthemum flowers and a butterfly, the rim surrounded by a peony border. Shape: Eleva

DESCRIPTION: An antique KPM German porcelain plate. Features three raised cherub figures wrestling a fish surrounded by swirling opalescent esque glazes. Marked with a vertical KPM scepter mark with i

Twentieth century. Hand decorated, mostly in blue and white. Three have underglaze blue marks. Footed dish with celadon glaze, 6"d. and two plates with scalloped rims, 9", 9.25"d. Two are unmarked. He

Three (3) assorted Japanese Imari porcelain plates, of foliated edge, tapering to bottom, supported on short foot rim, painted with flowers in blue, red and green glaze. Circa 1890. D: 21 cm, 1382 gra

comprising two oval bowls, signed, pierced charger, three gravy boats, warming dish, platter, bowl and plate. Chip to platter, glaze wear to warming dish, hairline rim crack to bowl, hairline cracks t

One metal plate marked made in Italy 550, with coat of arms molding, measures 10 inches in diameter, one marbleized blue and gold painted porcelain bowl marked in blue glaze D CROWN D, measures 5.5 in

Wedgwood porcelain partial service with solid sand / tan glaze, 57 pieces, comprising two dinner plates, five salad plates, three shallow bowls, five bread plates, 18 demitasse cups, 20 saucers, and f

Chinese Kraak underglaze blue and white porcelain plates, two with similar patterns, three. Largest: 9.5" diameter. Scattered kiln grit and glaze pops.

The plate interior applied in crackled blue glaze and inscribed with poems, the rim and exterior applied in mottled purple red glaze, with three short tapered feet. Approx. 9.6-2.3 inch.

Pair Chinese Ming Blue & White Lotus Porcelain Plates 8.5'' Diameter. Blue underglaze motif of three lotus flowers. Slight edge chipping to glaze. 17th century.

Six Chinese Enameled Porcelain Butterfly, Melon and flower Plates in pink green and iron red on a turquoise background. The underside in clear glaze with three sprigs of flowers and a Qianlong Mark in

(lot of 17) French porcelain fish services, including: (9) Opalor plates, with three unique transferred fish designs, approx 9.5"diam, (8 piece) Limoges set, gilt and glaze loss throughout, (seven) in

Three as a group, painted with flowers and fruits, enameled with deep blue and red glaze. 8.5inch D (largest).

One made by Spode, three made by T.Goond & co. Dimensions: (Largest) H 10.5" x W 10.5" x D 1" Condition: Some staining to glaze. Slight signs of rubbing to gold rim.