Five Volume Set, "Chinese Pottery & Porcelain"

Chinese and English text, published 1980, Taipei

A Complete set of 11 Volumes The Eumorfopoulos Collection,Hobson, Yetts, and Binyon The Eumorfopoulos Collection, to include six volumes of Chinese, Korean, and Persian Pottery & Porcelain, plus three

SET OF TEN BOOKS ON CHINESE ART. On bronzes, textiles, jade, pottery, porcelain. First and second volumes on each category. By Zongo Songyuanciqi Shoucang Jianshang Quanji. Books in Chinese language (

Group of seven volumes of the Full Collection of Chinese Art: Art and Craft, published by Xinhua Book House: Shanghai, 1988, including: volumes 1-3: Pottery and Porcelain; volume 8: Lacquer Ware; volu

Including a seated Shiwan figure reading a book, an unglazed standing figure of an elderly man with umbrella, a green and brown glazed mudman, a white porcelain figure of standing Japanese geisha, and

Chinese, the first in overglaze blue and white palette featuring bamboo, signed Feng with an illegible seal mark in front and a Yuanpeisen mark on base. The second in famille rose palette, featuring d

Chinese Porcelain Collections in the Near East, Topkapi and Ardebil; three-volume set published by the Hong Kong University Press, 1981; with original box

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

Five volumes of 18th century Chinese porcelain. Consisting of; Two queng lung cream plates, both with hairline and chips. One cup + saucer, capuchin, one chip. One saucer, hairline. Size: 7.5 - 16 cm.

CHINESE CERAMICS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF EIGHT, including Hobson, "Chinese Pottery & Porcelain", volumes I and II, 1915, first editions with original blind-stamped and gilded binding; Hobson, "The W

A set of five Chinese porcelain lotus form bowlslargest height 3in (7.5cm); diameter 6 3/4in (17cm) Provenance:With Alberts Antiques, Hong Kong, 1990.

20th/21st C., comprising three figures of musicians and two Wucai porcelain style figures of female fieldworkers, the two figures of women both signed. Some losses. Heights from 7"h to 11-1/4"h Proven

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Five piece set of Chinese Export armorial porcelain tableware, circa 1800, comprising four deep plates and a platter, each having a gilt and cobalt decorated rim and lip centering on the arms of Erski

Set of five Chinese porcelains including a blue & white snuff bottle, a flambe glazed pot, a hand carved stoneware washer, a famille rose cabinet vase and a tall cup. Size Approx.: 5.5-3 inch. (larges

with Qianlong mark, finely enameled flowers on various grounds, gilt edges; 5 5/8 in. (14.2 cm) long 清代粉彩轧道匙羹5件 new photos added and take

Dia.: 23 cm

SET OF FIVE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS WITH ARMS OF NEW YORK DECORATIONLate 18th CenturyEach with cobalt blue and gilt star rims.Saucer diameters 5.5".

A Set Chinese Enamel Porcelain Five Oxen Teacups w Yongzheng Mark Dimension: 70x70x45(mm)2.76x2.76x1.77(inches) Weight: 0.75 lbs/342 g

A Set Chinese Enamel Porcelain Five Oxen Teacups w Yongzheng Mark Dimension: 70x70x45(mm)2.76x2.76x1.77(inches) Weight: 0.75 lbs/342 g

19TH CENTURY Each painted in pale blue with flowering shrubs on an off-white ground. Diameter 8 7/8 inches. Provenance: Property from a San Antonio, Texas Collection

Set of Five Chinese Export Porcelain Dinner Plates in the Famille Rose Palette, third quarter 18th century, the borders decorated with gilt scrolled panels of roses and checking against pink diapering

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

A set of five antique Chinese porcelain Famille Rose plates with the turquoise color ground and polychrome decoration with flowers and insects. Marked with red ink on the bottom. From the late 19th to