PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE TEA CUPS -

PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE FISH TEA CUPS. Marker on bottom. H. 1 1/2 in. Diam. 3 in. From a high quality NYC antique collection.

A very fine pair of 18th century Chinese famille rose porcelain teacups.Height: 3 in x width: 3 1/4 in x depth: 4 1/4 in.

Chinese Pair Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Cups and Dishes, Dimensions: 2.5'' (H) x 3.2'' (W) x 3.2'' (D) , 0.5'' (H) x 4.9'' (H) x 4.9'' (D)

Painted to the interior and exterior with gourds and flowers issuing from leafy stems, bamboo and butterflies, base marked with six characters in copper red tone. 3.6*1.7inch.

Pair Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Cups: Of Rounded Sides, Finely Painted With Blooming Flowers Of Red And White Tones Along The Base, Body, And Lid, Four Character Yongzheng Mark On Each Base Wi

A pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain tea cups, each interior painted with four goldfish amongst water plants, the exterior painted with flowers rising from a vase, books on shelf, scroll paintings

The cup sides painted with a figure holding ruyi and riding on a qilin, with two attendants striking gongs in the front and a attendant holding a fan behind, the cover with two figures catching butter

H: 3.5 inches/ 8.58 cm D: 4 inches/10.2 cm

Underside enamel painted with flowering branches. Iron red Guangxu six-character mark to base and of the period. Dia. 10cm (4 in.)

Pair Chinese Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Teacups: The Exteriors Finely Painted With Birds And Butterflies Amid Blooming Branches, One Cup With An inscription; Size: D: 4-1/4" (10.8cm) [Each]

Pair of Republic Period Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Cups with poem, marked Qianlong Period Location of Manufacture: China Marked: "Qianlong Nian Zhi" (Qianlong Period Make ; 1644-1912) Period o

Two Pairs of Chinese Yellow Ground Famille Rose Porcelain Tea Cups comprising a pair of 'bamboo and figure' examples, each decorated with gilt rims, and a pair of incomplete incised ground examples mi

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose eggshell porcelain tea cups, each decorated with a scene of 'The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea' having a black ruyi band above, an oval red mark to the side, and a red

中國清代 精美鎏金青花加粉彩瓷器茶碗一對 A Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Gilt Gold Famille

Pair Yongzheng Chinese eggshell porcelain octagon shaped teacups and matching saucers decorated in famille rose enamels. Provenance: Final inventory of Manatee Galleries, Inc., Sarasota, FL. Good cond

Eight Pieces of Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain, 19th and 20th c., consisting of a punchbowl, a tea cup and saucer, 2 small bowls, a pair of diminutive baluster vases and a covered rectangular dresser

A Group of Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Articles  19th/20th Century comprising 3 teapots, 3 teacups, 4 saucers, 1 oval-form bowl, 2 covered vessels and a pair of rooster figures; 15 items to

Five Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Articles republic period comprising a four-tier stacking box, a pair of teacups and a pair of small dishes. Height of tallest 6 1/2 inches. Estimate $150-250

China, Yongzheng period, polychrome decoration in famille rose enamels of peony sprays and peaches. Dim.:7cm and 11.5cm.

(4) Pieces Chinese Famille Rose reticulated porcelain, c/o footed plate, 8 3/4" dia, pair double walled reticulated tea cups, with a matching shallow bowl, 5 3/4" dia, probably Mid 18th century, cups

Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Bowl well painted with flowers and leaves, the base with a 4 character Qianlong mark in iron red; together with a Pair of Teacups with designs of calligraphy, a

(lot of 5) Chinese porcelain tea cups, comprising a pair painted with bok-choy, the recessed base and the lid each with an iron-red maker's mark; a pair in famille rose enamel depicting a hundred boys

(lot of 5) Chinese porcelain tea cups, comprising a pair painted with bok-choy, the recessed base and the lid each with an iron-red maker's mark; a pair in famille rose enamel depicting a hundred boys

Including two pairs famille rose with six charachters marks and one blue and white with eight characters mark. Late 19th, early 20th century. Largest one measuring D 4.25 H 2.5 without lid.