Chinese Export Famille Rose Ginger Jar

Guangxu Era, circa 1880-90 depicting dragon procession with multiple figures, 8 in. H., 9 in. Diam.

Pair of Chinese Export Famille Rose Ginger Jars, ca. 1800, the jars with a yellow ground and incised decoration with scattered hand-painted flowers, h. 14-1/2", dia. 6-3/4".

late 19th-century; crackle-glaze, with warrior decoration, 5 to 9 in. H.

A CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE LIDDED GINGER JAR ON STAND, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY, the lid with a tapered finial over two reserves with painted figures of traditionally dressed women within scrolling c

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Rose Ginger Jars. 8" and 11-1/2"h. Condition: Good, smaller jar has a repaired lid.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN GINGER JAR Qing, enamelled with phoenix birds. Jar 18 cm x 15 cm.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Chinese Export Famille Rose lidded ginger jars of bulbous forms with floral decoration and cartouches with garden scenes. Ruyi borders encircling rims. 18th/19th century. MEASUREM

Antique Chinese Export Famille Rose Baluster Form Ginger Jar. Having two hand painted enamel figural vignettes against a yellow and turquoise ground. Also features floral and bird motifs. Marked on bo

Antique Chinese Export Famille Rose Baluster Form Ginger Jar. Having two hand painted enamel figural vignettes against a yellow and turquoise ground. Also features floral and bird motifs. Marked on bo

Antique Chinese Export Famille Rose Baluster Form Ginger Jar. Having two hand painted enamel figural vignettes against a yellow and turquoise ground. Also features floral and bird motifs. Marked on bo

A Pair of Famille Rose Painted Porcelain Ginger Jars 19TH CENTURY  decorated with a a scene of figures at various pursuits and bats in a landscape, both with treen lids. Height with lid 10 inches.

A pair of antique Chinese early Famille Rose hand painted porcelain ginger jars for the Continental European Market. Each jar is adorned with hand enameled floral, butterfly, and swirl motifs. The bas

A group of 5 Chinese ceramics including a Ming Dynasty ginger jar; 8" Famille Rose export dish with roosters; a soap dish with 3 figures likely Republic period; a blue and white crackle finish charger

Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Ginger Jar and Cover Unmarked. 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 in. diam. Chinese Export Porcelain from the Tibor Collection

Antique French Samson Armorial Ginger Jar in the Chinese Export Style. Hand painted famille rose pattern with central armorial design and fleur de lis trim. Top with flower finial. Marked on bottom. M

Two diminutive Chinese Famille Rose export porcelain vessels comprising an individual water pot and an urn form tea caddy or ginger jar with gilt swirl foot. Unmarked. Approx. h. 5".

Two 18th C famille rose Chinese export tea caddies in the shape of ginger jars with cream ground, pink, green and blue hand-painting. One features a bouquet of flowers with geometric patterningaround

Two hand-painted famille rose Chinese export tea caddies in the shape of ginger jars. Both have cream ground with floral sprays throughout, geometric patterns around the neck, and scrollingopen work o

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

includes: two blue and white snuff bottles, small ginger jar and small jar, 3 to 5 in. H. and a Famille Rose teapot with figural decoration, 4 in. H.

Pair of vintage Chinese export porcelain ginger jars with lids. Enameled in famille rose colors. Depicts a floral branch with blooming flowers and exotic birds on branches. Comes complete with the ori

circa 1840-60; dark blue ground, with Famille Rose moth and floral decoration, 9 in. H.

A gilt bronze mounted Chinese Export Famille Rose blue ground porcelain jar now as a lampoverall height 21 3/4in (55cm); height to base of fitment 13in (33cm)

Circa 1780; with floral cornucopia Famille Rose decoration, and blue border, 8 in. H., with turned wood bases and brass caps. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.