A PAIR OF SPODE CHINA PHEASANTS

A Pair of Spode Copeland China Porcelain Figures, Pheasants on Logs. these are quite rare and measure 17.5" long x 11" tall.

Three English chinoiserie style porcelain items comprising a pair of Spode "Stone China" plates depicting harbor scenes and an Imari style mug. 4 1/2" high, 4 1/2" wide to 9 1/2" diameter. Condition:

Copeland, England, Spode china serving bowl, hand tinted transferware pheasant design with exterior gold leaf and floral decoration. Marked on underside with green stamp. H. 5" D. 10". Overall good co

A pair of porcelain ginger jars, by Spode Copeland's China, England. Turquoise ground, decorated with a Chinese Oriental style motif of peacocks and birds among florals and foliage. Each measuring 12"

Pair of Rank Badges, China, 19th/20th century, depicting silver pheasants signifying the fifth rank, surrounded by stylized clouds, peonies and peaches on a dark blue silk ground above crashing waves,

early 20th century; in the "Devonia" pattern, 15 pieces, comprising: 12 luncheon plates, pair of compotes and a serving dish

first quarter-19th century; pair Derby plates in the Imari taste, 8 in. Diam., and Spode ironstone sauce tureen underplate in the Imari taste, 8 1/2 in. W.

Two Copeland Spode Porcelain Pheasants. Together with a Fitz and Floyd porcelain rabbit, a pair of candlesticks, and a collection of decorative items including porcelain and glass eggs, glass birds, a

Late 19th - Early 20th c. English Hand Painted Jar by Spode, octagonal paneled shape with scrolled side handles, pinecone lid finial, hand painted Asiatic pheasant birds and butterfly decoration with

Featured on branches, one with missing eyes (eyes have fallen into head), signed "Spode Copelands China England" to base. H: approx. 5 3/4". Provenance: From a prominent Central Virginia manor house.

A Pair of Copeland Spode Porcelain Coolers Retailed by Davis Collamore and Co. Ltd., New York each marked Davis Collamore & Co. Ltd./ Fifth Ave. & 48th St./ New York/ Copeland China/ England to the un

19th/early 20th century; pair pheasants, each perched on rock,stamped "CHINA," 10 in. H. and pair cockatoos perched on rock, 9 1/2 in. H.

Including a pair of Yu Sang Sing Zuo Blanc de Chine Porcelain Pheasants, mid-20th century; impressed “China” with four character seal; height: 12 in.; with a Meissen Porcelain Golden Oriole, c. 19

Pair of two 19th century porcelain pheasants measuring approx 14" H. The pheasant symbolizes beauty and fortune in China and were specifically made for export to the West. Bottom stamped with Asian ch

English Spode 19th Century Serving Trays - A pair of stone china Oriental style octagonal shaped serving trays, each probably 19th century, together with a Chinese export porcelain polychrome decorate

China, Yongzheng period, lobbed shape, family rose enamel decoration with peonies and pheasants. Signs of use. Dim.: 21 cm

Qing dynasty, iron red Qianlong and "CHINA" marks to base, enamel decoration in the famille rose palette, well painted floral decoration with mirror pheasants, yellow enameled borders, 7-3/4 x 7 in. P

Three Copeland and Garrett late Spode blue and white plates decorated with a girl at a well together with eight Davenport stone china Chinese bridge pattern plates, a pair of Masons Ironstone flower p

DESCRIPTION: Two matching clair de lune cloisonne vases, each decorated with a pheasant perched on a foliage laden rock overlooking a stream. CIRCA: Late 19th to Early 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMEN

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Chinese Famille Rose pheasant porcelain ginger jars. Marked on bottom "China". Each with nested lid and carved wood base. MEASUREMENTS: 9" diameter x 9" high. Overall with stand 1

Includes: two Lefton China dove figurines (2.25"H), both depicting a pair of white birds on a branch. Third, depicting a robin (3.75"H) on a branch. And fourth by Beswick, depicting a pheasant (3"H).

Set of Cobalt blue Copeland Spode china.

Lot of English Spode china, porcelain, in leaf pattern. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall Tremaine, by descent to her legal heiress.

Includes Audubon Bird and Botanical patterns, all with gilt rims…marked Spode .. no serving pieces