A Pair of Samson Chinese Export Style Armorial

A Pair of Samson Chinese Export Style Armorial Porcelain Covered Vases Late 19th century Sold together with a small pair of Samson Chinese export style armorial beaker vases; all four marked to unders

There are six pairs of 9" hand painted plates, done in a similar style. These are Signed on the back, and will be sold as One Lot. The plates look to be in Nice condition overall, with some minor Pain

Two Pairs of Samson Chinese Export Style Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising: A pair of tea caddies and covers with faux armorial A pair of tea caddies with faux armorial, pseudo marksThe larger 5 ½ in.

1st & 2nd items: Pair of French Edme Samson enameled porcelain Armorial covered jars in an 18th century Chinese Export Armorial style, with polychrome and parcel-gilt coat-of-arms decoration to one si

in Chinese export taste with armorial style crests. 15" high, 5" diameter. Repairs to finials, gilt wear. Provenance: Property of a Southbury, CT Estate.

Pair of Samson vases in the manner of Chinese Export armorial porcelain, now mounted as lamps, late 19th or early 20th century, of baluster from, each decorated throughout with floral sprays and low r

large pair of Chinese export style polychrome painted enameled porcelain vases, possibly Samson. Overall: 27" high; without base: 17 3/4" high, 7 1/2" diameter.

20th century; a pair of small ginger jars with pseudo armorial decoration, 5 1/2 in. H., and a similar plate, 9 in. Diam.

A pair of Samson porcelain vases and covers, in Chinese export porcelain style, baluster form with domed covers, painted en grisaille with scattered flowers and floral chains, about armorial devices,

in the Chinese export porcelain style decorated in famille rose enamels, with likely original mounts and drilled for lamp fittings, silk shades. 17 in. (to top of vase); HOA 28.5 in.

Samson (French). Two antique late 19th to early 20th century cache pots in fine quality French porcelain. A Chinese export style design with pseudo armorial crest flanked by lion and black stallion ho

Second half-19th century. Chinese Export famille rose style with faux Chinese marks. Pair of armorial urns, 5.5"h. and a covered tureen with birds, 3.5"h.

Contemporary. Set of fourteen matching decorative Chinese export style armorial gilt porcelain plates in the manner of Edme Samson et Cie, each having a blue floral rim encircling a fantasy coat of ar

Pair Chinese Export Style Armorial Vases, mounted as lamps, 14 1/2" h vases, 32" overall

includes; " Black Butterfly" plate, 19th century, 9 1/2 in. Diam., tea bowl with turtle in interior, 2 1/4 in. Diam. and Samson Chinese Export style armorial porcelain plate, 9 in. Diam.

A Large Pair of Samson Chinese Export Style Famille Rose Covered Urns Late 19th/early 20th century Provenance Property from a private American collection. (H: 32 in.)Condition report: Large chip

Pair of Samson Chinese Export Style Tea Caddies and a Smaller Tea Caddy Pair with pseudo mark. The larger 6 3/4 in. high. Literature: Bramble, Mark. A Tea Caddy Collection, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., P

Now fitted as lamps, sepia and gilt-decorated. 16"h Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.

PAIR CHINESE EXPORT STYLE PORCELAIN ARMORIAL DECORATED COVERED JARS (MOUNTED AS LAMPS). HEIGHT 22"

Edme Samson & Cie., the tea caddies of hexagonal form and in the Chinese taste, each segment decorated in famille verte enamels with alternating motifs depicting 'Long Eliza' set between by auspicious

Pair Samson porcelain Chinese Export style vases, 20th c., French, unmarked, 13'h x 7.5"w

A PAIR OF SAMSON YONGZHENG STYLE FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL PORCELAIN TEA CADDIES & COVERS, 5in high overall.

Four (4) European Armorial porcelain items. 1st-2nd items: Pair of Paris Edme Samson Chinese Export armorial porcelain vases, having hexagonal bodies with flaring rims, polychrome Famille Rose foliate

Havemeyer Descendants Pr French Samson Armorial Chinese Export Style Foo Lid Coat Of Arms Vase Jars, vintage blue mark, aprox 12.5in x 4.5in incl figural lids, previously thought to be Japanese Arita