A large Chelsea dish, circa 1750-52

A large Chelsea dish, circa 1750-52 Of lobed form, outlined in black and painted in red, blue, turquoise and gold with the 'Lady in a Pavilion' pattern, the lady standing gracefully to the left, the e

A large Chelsea dish, circa 1752-55 Of lobed form, painted in kakiemon style with the 'Rat and Vine' pattern, a 'Flying Fox' above, within a brown line rim, 27.1cm diam, red anchor mark Footnotes: Pr

A Chelsea Porcelain Dish circa 1750 having a turquoise rim with floral sprigs; red anchor mark. Diameter 8 1/2 inches. Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and P

A large Chelsea 'scolopendrium' teabowl, circa 1750-52 Of cinquefoil form, moulded on the exterior with spiralling scolopendrium leaves picked out in turquoise, the veins in yellow and black, two vine

Meissen large 1800s cobalt blue and gold decorated figural dish. Reclining male figure dressed circa 1750 presenting a dish with elaborate decoration. This figure/dish measures over 12 inches long and

Royal Chelsea China England porcelain serving dishes, circa 1920. Gold bands with beaded accents and swags. Royal Chelsea mark to the underside base. The service set includes: - one large oval dish- o

A Chelsea dish, circa 1752-55 Of peach shape, painted in kakiemon style with the 'Rat and Vine' pattern, a 'Flying Fox' above, the gently shaped rim edged in brown enamel, 20cm wide, red anchor mark

Hochst polychrome decorated porcelain figural sweetmeat dish, circa 1750-1755, after a Meissen model, depicting a seated maiden at the rim holding produce and the tall handle of an open rocaille molde

J B Homann A General Map of Great Britain and Ireland, with Part of Holland.., hand coloured engraving, circa 1750, 52 x 60cm (visible)

Two 18th/19th century German pewter plain-rim deep dishes, Circa 1750-1825. Diameter: 8 ¾”.

A Chelsea saucer, circa 1750 Of octagonal form, painted in bright Kakiemon palette with a phoenix in flight above a 'banded hedge', flowering plants and hollow rockwork, another bird perched on a gnar

"A Chinese Export Porcelain Large Oval Dish circa 1755 Decorated in underglaze blue with a bullock under a tree, and on the rim an unidentified crest with sprays of European flowers. (W: 14 1/2, L: 19

A Chelsea 'Fable' dish, circa 1752-55 Of rectangular fluted form, painted in puce monochrome and in the manner of Jeffreyes Hammett O'Neale with the fable of the Lion and the Cows, the long-tailed lio

A large Chelsea ewer, circa 1759-60 Of elegant corrugated silver form with crisp moulded decoration picked out in gold, the moulded and quatrelobed panels delicately painted with sprays of European fl

A pair of Chelsea 'scolopendrium' dishes, circa 1752-55 Of cinquefoil form, moulded in relief with five scolopendrium leaves forming a wheel-like design, each picked out in green, the veining in puce,

Two Chelsea leaf dishes, circa 1755-58 One formed as a cabbage leaf with moulded veins highlighted in pink, painted with a floral spray within a wide green and yellow border, 27.2cm wide, the other as

A Chelsea beaker, circa 1750-52 Of small size and of octagonal form, painted in kakiemon style with alternating panels of stylised floral sprigs, a single flowerhead to the interior base, 5.7cm high F

Faience Stein 1L Dorotheenthaler Factory. Large stag. Circa 1750.

A Chelsea 'Hans Sloane' dish, circa 1755-58 Of lobed circular form, painted in characteristic style with a tied bunch of ombrierte asparagus, two further crossed asparagus spears, and a spray of green

Pair Scottish Red Tooled Leather Chairs, Circa 1750, Large Brass Nail heads on Spanish Feet, 47 1/2"h x 21"w x 15 3/4"d

A Chelsea milk jug, circa 1750-52 Of fluted oval section with a gently everted rim, lobed panels to both sides painted with landscapes, a flower spray below the spout and an insect just beside the upp

Nice Raised Panel Doors, Original Forged Iron Hinges And Hardware, Set On Large Bun Feet, Circa 1750 68 Inches Wide By 96 Inches High By 30 Inches Deep, From A Dallas Preston Hollow Estate, Selling Wi

A Chelsea 'scolopendrium' beaker, circa 1750-52 Moulded with five pointed leaves growing up from the base, the five-lobed rim picked out with a brown line, finely painted with small flower sprays, spr

IXED ARMORIAL (ENGLISH and DUTCH MARKETS) PLATES ONE DUTCH MARKET CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL DISH. Qianlong Era, circa 1750 bearing the arms of VAN HEEMSKERCK. 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chine