Two Chinese European subject 'bull' tea cups, Qianlong

China, export porcelain, Qianlong, european subject grisaille and gold decoration depicting Minerva with guitar and cherub, similar to HERVOUËT, 'La porcelaine des Compagnie des Indes', p.293. Hair o

China, Qianlong, scalloped edge, decoration in polychrome enamels and rouge de fer, reserve of European figures in a gallant outdoor scene. See 'Eduardo Malta, Porcelain from China to the European tas

Two Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain 'European Subject' Cups 18TH CENTURY each having rounded walls, the front painted to show a seated couple underneath trees, below a floral band to the mouth.

A Fabulous Imperial White Jade Teapot With Two Teacups. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:Teapot:14cmx5.5cmx11cm;Cup:4.8cmx3.5cm

Pair Of Qianlong Dragon Tea Cups: Two cups with red dragons bordered with blue and white ruyi and wave repeating patterns. Simple blue line at rim borders the interior. Qian Long mark on the bottom.<

Pair Of Qianlong Doucai Teacups: Two cups painted with intertwining flowers and leaves in greens, orange and blues. Interior medallions repeat this design. Qian Long mark on the bottom.

China, export porcelain, Qianlong, european subject grisaille and gold decoration, depicting the crucifixion of Christ, with Mary and Saint John. Similar in See HOWARD & AYERS', China for the West', p

Chinese export porcelain, Qianlong, european subject grisaille and gold decoration, with birds in love on a cupid's quiver, hearts on na altar and floral wreaths, variant of na example in HOWARD & AYE

Two Enameled Glass Snuff Bottles Comprising a gilt metal encased porcelain bottle with European subject decoration, marked Qianlong; and a glass bottle painted with a landscape scene, with a "Made by

TWO 18TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT CUPS Qianlong, together with another tea bowl, exhibited Klaber & Klaber C1978. (3)

19th century, assorted decoration, one teacup painted en grisaille with European subject to well. Diameter: 3.25 in. (largest) The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Caroline Gray, Charlotte, NC. Keith

late 18th or early 19th century, finely hand-painted porcelain with grisaille decoration and touches of gilt, several featuring European figural scenes, includes two tea cups, four saucers of various

Full title: Eighteen Chinese blue and white saucers, seven cups, two dishes and a tea caddy, Kangxi/Qianlong Description: Dia.: 27 cm (the largest plate) H.: 14 cm - L.: 9,5 cm (the caddy) Dia.: 11 cm

China, 18th century, Kangxi and Qianlong period, decoration with figures and erudites, one in grisaille with pink and gold stripe, the other one in rouge-de-fer and gold. Signs of wear. Dim.:12cm.

An assembled group of Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Tableware, Qianlong period (1736-1795), comprising a teapot, two teacups, four saucers, small covered jar, and a 8 1/2in plate. Dimensions: Height

Chinese export-style enameled porcelain vase; with figural panels of European subjects, amid bright floral designs; flanked by two moulded and gilt lion mask handles pending faux rings; Qianlong mark

(lot of 13) Chinese blue and white bowls and cups, comprising four rice grain decorated bowls, two with Guangxu mark, one with Qianlong mark, and one with Daoguang mark; a tea bowl set with lid and st

Two Chinese tea cups with covers Height: 2.5" Height with cover: 3.75" Top Diameter: 4.25"

Description : Two white/blue Chinese tea cups - Medium : Porcelain - Dimensions : 6 cm tall - Signature : all marked

Two Chinese Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers, probably 18th century, teacup height 1 1/2 inches, saucer diameter 4 1/3 inches, Provenance: Christie's October 2, 2012 Sale 2585 lot 168

Two Chinese Porcelain Tea Cups; Diameter: 4 inches

A RARE LARGE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE EUROPEAN SUBJECT DISH Qianlong, painted with foreigners roaming within landscapes. 34 cm diameter.

Two Chinese Porcelain Tea Cups; Diameter; 4 inches

Finely decorated antique Chinese Mocai (black glaze) porcelain tea wares including three saucers and two cups, painted with landscape motifs, Jiaqing period, early 19th century, small chips, hairlines