Famille Rose Wrist Rest, Jiaqing (1796-1820)

A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Bowl jiaqing period (1796-1820) with deep rounded sides rising from a short foot, the exterior painted with colorful leafy lotus scroll interspersed with iron-red meda

Chinese Imperial Yellow Famille Rose Bowl. Iron Red mark on base Jiaqing 1796-1820. Measures 6 1/2"x6 1/2"x3". Weight 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Beijing China / Charleston SC Private Estate

Antique Chinese hand painted enameled Famille Rose porcelain bowl depicting cranes with lotus blossoms. Bottom has red six character Jiaqing (1796-1820) zhuanshu reign mark and appears to be of the pe

Antique Chinese hand painted enameled Famille Rose porcelain bowl depicting cranes with lotus blossoms. Bottom has red six character Jiaqing (1796-1820) zhuanshu reign mark and appears to be of the pe

Chinese, Qing Dynasty Jiaqing Period mark (1796-1820), likely 20th century. A pair or hexagonal porcelain hat stands with famille rose hand painted enamels depicting various previous and auspicious ob

Chinese. Jiaqing mark and of the Period. 1796-1820. Of bottle form with raised enamels. Height 11 1/4". (3000/4000) Purchased at Art Domu, Osaka, Japan, 1980.

A Famille Rose 'Flowers of the Four Seasons' Floriform Bowl, bearing the Jiaqing six-character seal mark in iron red and dating back to the period of 1796-1820, showcases exquisite craftsmanship. The

China, ROC, Famille Rose wrist rest, oblong arched body, painted on exterior depicting various vases of flowers in vibrant colors with a floral pink border at either end. Length 7 1/4 in., Width 3 1/2

Group of 19-20th C. Chinese b&w/famille rose wrist rests. 5.75in.

Each 6.75 inches long; 2.25 inches wide

A Chinese famille rose enamel porcelain wrist rest with pierced edges and dragon decoration, seal mark to base, 5" x 2"

Pair of Antique Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Wrist Pillows/ Rests, ca. 19th century. 9x6.75x6 inches.

THE TALL 15.5 INCH VASE IS SO FINELY ENAMELED IN A CLASSIC FAMILLE ROSE PATTERN. BEARING THE JIANGQING PERIOD MARK, 1796- 1820.

Porcelain bowl. China. Chia Ching mark (1796-1820) and of the period. Foliated edge. Famille rose decoration of phoenixes, mandarin ducks and cranes with flowers. 7in diameter. Slight hairline.

Two Famille Rose Scholar ItemsTwo Chinese Famille Rose enameled porcelain scholar table items: small Daoguang-style brushpot with flowers, seal mark; together with wristrest with dog amid flowers; L:

Porcelain bowl. China. Chia Ching mark (1796-1820) and period. Hexagonal form. Famille rose decoration of the immortals. 6.75 x 4in. Fitted stand. Repair at rim.

Fine Chinese Hexagonal vase Famille Rose embossment pattern on varied ground, incise six-character mark Of rare Jiaqing Dynasty 1796- 1921 Qing Period on base condition, refers to pictures. size: D: 8

Fine Chinese Hexagonal vase Famille Rose embossment pattern on varied ground, incise six-character mark Of rare Jiaqing Dynasty 1796- 1921 Qing Period on base condition, refers to pictures. size: D: 8

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, probably Qianlong or Jiaqing reigns, ca. 1735 to 1820 CE. A stunning yellow-ground porcelain vase of the Famille Rose style. Two scenes of birds on a white background a

Chinese Famille Noire porcelain fish bowl, (1796-1820). Magnificent fish bowl, on a matching black wooden stand, with a lot of hand-painted decorations. Mark: Da Qing Jiaqing Nian Zhi - "Great Qi

This piece is decorated with various motifs and icons on all four sides. There are dragons and figure decorations. There is a Jiaqing marker on the bottom of this vase. Height 24 cm, Base 7.6 cm

Fine Jiaqing blue-&-white vase This imperial vase has a body made of fine clay and a very fine, unctuous glaze with trace greenish tint that are typical for Jiaqing (1796 - 1820 AD) imperial porcelain

with receipt stating "Period: Jiaqing 1796-1820", of lobed, square form, square rim and base, 3 in. Provenance: Union Trading Co., Hong Kong (with copy of receipt dated March 18, 1995); Property of a

Five Chinese celadon Bird and Flower plates, 19th century. All with regional kiln marks: one with Jiaqing (1796-1820), one with Tongzhi (1862-1874), about 7.25" diameter each