Five Chinese Dishes & English Tray, 19/20 C.

Group of 5 Chinese Porcelain Dishes & English Tray, 19th/20th C. Dimensions::Largest 11 3/4" W Property from the Estate of Carter Bales (1938 - 2019), Centre Island NY

Set of five vintage Japanese porcelain dishes (c. 1920) with cobalt blue and red colored cranes. Maker is Fukagawa, each plate is signed on the back and measures 5" diameter. Lot weighs 2 lbs. (C20)

Five Chinese Export Blue and White 'Kraak' Porcelain Dishes, 17th c., incl. bowl, exterior with phoenix in flight, h. 3 1/4 in., dia. 6 1/2 in.; 2 barbed-rim bowls, with central duck or leaf, h. 1 3/4

Five pieces of Chinese carved dishes, a box made of jade, agate, etc., all probably 19th c. Largest piece: 7" x 3.75"

Full title: A Chinese dish with the portrait of Queen Victoria and the British crown, dated 1757, 18/19th C. Description: Dim.: 31 x 25,5 cm This exceptional Chinese dish for the English market combin

19th c., diameters 6 to 6.25 inches.

19th/20th C., comprising two covered vegetable dishes, a covered bowl, and two serving bowls. Wear, surface distress, chips. Largest: 7"h x 10"dia

Twentieth century. Eight early plates with similar floral designs. Red knot mark on underside. 6.5", 9"d., tray with polychrome flower basket and blue border. Stamped blue mark. 9" x 11". and a charge

Group of English and Chinese Porcelain Dishes, 19th c., incl. 2 Wedgwood, 1 Dr. Wall Worcester and 1 Export armorial; dia. (largest) 8 1/2 in. (4 pcs.)

A pair of 18th century English porcelain leaf dishes. These are a Chelsea shape and decorated in under glaze with pseudo Chinese marks from the Bow factory. L. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.) Both in good condition

Four opium boxes and an opium tray, late 19th/early 20th c., heights of boxes .875 to 2.75 inches.

Group of five Chinese painted lacquer table Items; including two dishes, two bowls and a square tray; each with ink color and gilt painted figures in a variety of settings; 19" sq. (largest, approx.)

Chinese sweetmeat box, 20th c., lacquered and parcel gilt painted box, opening to five-piece famille rose porcelain sweetmeat dishes, some chips to porcelain, case with much wear and loss to lacquer,

Lot 5 Antique Chinese Kitchen Ching Pottery Dishes including three matching bowls c 1900, 1920's Canton design porcelain dish and c1890's Painted Porcelain footed dish. Measurements in inches: around

Chinese carved lacquer box and trays,c.1950, signed Chen Kun.Measurements: 16" x 11"x 4".There are five red lacquer trays which are loose, removable.The purpose of the trays was probably to burn incen

2 Antique Mid 19th C English Blue Willow Trays / Serving Pieces. English made in the Chinese Canton style. Larger piece measures 7.25 x 7.25 inches.

Five English porcelain pieces, unmarked. One small pearlware dish with transfer print landscape, c. 1815; three egg strainers / drainers, each with transfer print landscape, c. 1800; one leaf form pic

Including teapot, height 6.5 inches, platter, dish and two plates, all 19th c.

Nanking leaf dish and a four lobed tray. A fitzhugh server without the cover. A pot or dish lid. The largest item is the server measuring 8-1/4" x 7". They all have old sticker residue. Woodard Collec

English ironstone tray on table base, 19th c. on later base, Chinese garden decoration on mahogany table stand with slightly splayed legs and x-form stretcher, unmarked, 20.5"h x 20.5"w x 16"d

19th C. English covered warming trays in an elaborate Rococo design with scroll and foliate decoration, one paneled with reeded handles. In three parts with removable tray. L: 33cm (13 in.), H: 21.5cm

19th CENTURY FIVE-PIECE ENGLISH PORCELAIN IMARI SWEET MEAT DISHES. Height: 2 in. by Width: 9 in. by Depth: 9 in.

19th century Chinese Wucai saucer dish with five-claw dragons chasing a flaming pearl and clouds. Marked with 19th century four-character Kangxi reign mark in underglaze blue. From a private collectio

English porcelain hand painted Chinoiserie tea service for 6, 1st half 19th Century. Hand painted Chinese figures to the central areas of the dishes. English marks to the underside of the teapot. Weig