Five pieces Chinese antique porcelain bowls and tea

Five pieces Chinese antique porcelain bowls and tea caddy. Circa 19th C. - Early 20th C. Largest 8"H

3 pieces antique Chinese porcelain Cantonese reticulated bowl 9", tea bowl 3x2", Chinese Ming bowl 9.75"; measuring signed height width

Five piece grouping of Ch'ing Chinese porcelain including a Ch'ing Famille Rose bottle/vase, 5 1/4" tall with Certificate of Appraisal; two Ch'ing Famille Rose bowls/tea cups, 19th century, 1 3/4" tal

Five pieces of antique Chinese porcelain. 18th century. Quenglung. Consisting of: Bowl, glued. Tazza, hairline crack. Board, glued. Board, hairline crack. Board, glued + chip. Size: 20 - 23 cm. In mod

Group of five various Chinese pieces, including: antique Famille Rose enameled porcelain teapot, of cylindrical form, featuring various figural scenes; antique porcelain tea caddy, of faceted form, sh

Group of five antique to near antique Chinese porcelain pieces. Includes: one cylindrical form brush pot or vase, with encircling Immortals and no apparent mark (6.25" x 4.25" x 4.25"); one figural fi

Assorted Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Pieces. Hand painted. Salt cellars, dish, tea caddy, bowl, plate, tea cup, etc. Largest piece measures 7.5 inches in length.

Five pieces of Chinese Rose Mandarin porcelain. Includes: Small tureen ( 8"L x 5.5"W x 6.5"H), lidded sugar bowl (4.5"L x 3.5"W x 4.5"H), two tea cups 2", small tray (7.5"L x 5"W). Condition report: G

A grouping of five pieces of Japanese porcelain to include a sectioned famille verte dish, a pink tea bowl, a famille verte vase, a covered dish, and a famille verte bowl with floral motif. Vase: 10in

A footed export bowl, with polychrome hunt scene decoration 4.5”H x 10.25” dia., and a rectangular tea pot with pillowed scenic cartouches and faux bamboo spout and handle, 7”H x 9&r

19th century. Group including a platter, five dinner plates, three saucers and a lidded serving bowl. Some slight wear to edges. No cracks or repairs detected. Largest: W15 1/4" Sold from the collecti

APPROX 40 PIECES OF PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE MEDALLION. INCLUDING PLATES, BOWLS, TEA POTS, CREAMERS & MORE! MINOR CHIPS.

Comprising a teapot, a creamer, five tea bowls, four mugs, and a saucer, 12 pieces total Teapot: appx. 6"h x 8-1/2"w Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

Seventeen pieces of 20th century Chinese Export Rose Medallion porcelain tableware. Includes five 7 1/4" diameter shallow plates and four 5 3/4" diameter bowls, two sets of four with single-handle cup

A set of five pieces Chinese porcelain cabbage tea service; four cups/saucers a teapot. Thin, translucent and delicate porcelain cups and saucers, with green glaze predominant, the cabbage theme has y

20th Century An iron red bowl, with six-character Chenghua mark in underglaze blue; a blue and plum glazed dish with Qianlong seal mark in underglazed blue; a rose glazed tea bowl with six-character K

Five Piece Chinese Porcelain and Export Tea Setto include: teapot, coffee pot, mug and cup with saucerteapot height: 7 inchesProvenance: Scarsdale, New York Estate

A Five-Piece Famille Rose Porcelain 'Butterfly' Tea Set 19TH CENTURY comprising a large quatrefoil form platter, three cups and one teapot.  Length of largest 11 in., 28 cm.

Five Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Bowls 19TH CENTURY Diam of largest 6 in., 15 cm. decorated with figures, dragons and phoenix, with conforming covers and stands.

Antique Chinese porcelain bowl with tea glaze and blue / white floral decoration. With four characters bottom mark. Size: 6 x Ø 12 cm. In good condition.

Five antique Chinese porcelain bowls. Tek Sing Cargo. Floral / character decor. One bowl of light edge damage. Size: Ø 10.5 - 15 cm. In good condition.

Group of five antique Chinese enameled porcelain bowls, including: two with coral-red glaze, showing various designs of birds and flora, one with leaf mark to base; together with three red-glazed bowl

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) porcelain tea bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisabe

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) porcelain tea bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisabe