Chinese export armorial porcelain tea caddy

Chinese export armorial porcelain tea caddy. Measurements: 3.5 inches length by 4.7 inches height by 1.3 inches width. 5.5 inches with lid.

A Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Coffee Pot and Tea Caddy Circa 1750 depicting the arms of (probably) Fryer impaling Parker of Devon surmounted by crest of Fryer. Height of coffee pot 8 3/4 inches.

comprising five small cups, a lidded tea caddy, a helmut creamer, one plate, one bowl, a low bowl, a teapot lid, and a lidded teapot. Largest bowl: 8" diameter, 1 1/2" high. Breaks, losses and repairs

A fine small covered porcelain tea caddy with a coat of arms. 18th century. Height 5 inches

4 Chinese Export porcelain tea caddies, to include: 3 armorial and 1 scenic, one with remade plaster lid, tallest 5" high, all in as-is condition:

Group of two Chinese export porcelain tea caddies or poys for the American market, late 18th to early 19th century. Each with a lid and decorated with an armorial crest.Provenance: From the Estate of

Four Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies 18th/19th century comprising two armorial examples, a blue and white floral and foliate decorated example and an example decorated to show floral sprays with

Lot of (3) Late 18th c. Caddies, incl: Floral and urn decorated with PWT monogram, 4 1/2" high, rim hairline; Armorial crest, 5" high, rim chips and hairlines; and Floral decorated, 4 5/8" high, rim l

3 pcs of Chinese export porcelain, to include: an armorial Fitzhugh design teapot with later English lid and broken handle, 5" high; tea caddy, heavily fritted with no lid; and small Mandarin tea cadd

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.

4 Chinese Export Porcelains for the American Market, 2 Tea Caddies with covers, 1 with a basket of flowers to side, the other with faint initials "RK" and 2 teacups with Pseudo Armorials of facing Bir

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA CADDY WITH ARMS OF NEW YORK DECORATIONLate 18th CenturyCover with fruit-form finial. Retains Elinor Gordon label.Height 6".

Group of Three Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A rectangular blue and white caddy with associated wood coverA rectangular blue and white caddy with shou symbolAn ovoid celadon groun

Late 18th/early 19th C., comprising two tea bowls, one with monogram "TB", the other "MFC", a "lighthouse" coffee pot with "LP" monogram, and a pair of small oval covered dishes with stands, bearing a

Group of Four Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A caddy decorated with flower sprays

c. 1760, 5"h; 3.25"w Remains of old CINOA label on bottom (International Confederation of Art and Antique Dealers' Associations)

Group of Four Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A caddy decorated with

Group of Four Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddies Decorated En Grisaille with Flower Sprays The largest 5 in. high. Literature: Bramble, Mark. A Tea Caddy Collection, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., PA, 20

Measures 5 1/4" tall, 2 3/4" wide.

Circa 1770; paneled tea caddy with heraldic armorial, possibly Arms of MacKay, as piece bears their family motto "Manu Forti," with gilt spearhead border, 3 1/2 in. H. For research see Chinese Armoria

A Group of Five Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Caddieslate 18th century, includes a lidded caddy with cranes and Chinese style clouds (some fretting to edges; green wax to interior of lid), a caddy with

Very fine example of an early 18th C porcelain tea caddy in the famille rose style. Body in the globular ginger jar form with hand-painted floral bouquets of peonies, chrysanthemums and driftingbutter

A Chinese export porcelain tea caddy, 18th/19th century. Together with a pink-glazed porcelain bottle vase; tea caddy with a wood stand. (2). H: 5 1/2 in. (vase) PROVENANCE: Vase: Cole Galleries, Ltd.

Globular ginger jar form with cream ground and hand-painted domestic scenes in the roundels on either side of the body. Gilt decorative work along the sides and gilt openwork at the foot.Chinese manuf