Four Chinese Imari Plates in the ‘Dames au

Chinese Export Porcelain, c1740, Qianlong, Imari decoration, depicting 'Dame au Parasol' with ducks, after design by Cornelis Pronk. See 'China for the West' by David S. Howard, p. 299. Signs of use.

Estate / Collection: Property from the Estate of Marvin Davidson Decorated in the Imari palette to show the 'Dame au Parasol' pattern after Pronk. Diameter X inches

circa 1730; rouge-de-fer floral decoration, 9 in. Diam.

With traditional palette, decorated with florals. 9".

Dia.: 23 cm (the widest plate) Salt: H.: 4 cm Provenance: The Van Herck collection, Antwerp

A lot of four Chinese porcelain Imari dishes and a plate, 18thC, ø 24 - 35,5 cm

A 18th century Chinese imari-style dish after Cornelis Pronk 'Dames au Parasol' Qianlong Period, decorated with a lady standing looking at ducks as her attendant holds a parasol, all surrounded by a c

A MIXED LOT OF FOUR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLATES, one 18th century famille rose bowl, 23cm (af), a japanese imari plate, 22cm, a chinese famille verte plate, 21cm, a good chinese famille rose

H:1 1/8in(2.8cm) D:8 1/2in(21.5cm) H:1 1/8in(2.8cm) D:8 3/4in(22.2cm)

A Chinese Imari plate, decorated with lotus flowers and antiquities, depicting nobility; added: four ditto dishes, decorated with flower bundles, Kangxi period, ø 22 - 31,5 cm

(lot of 7) Asian porcelain wares, comprising four Chinese Imari cups decorated with phoenix, each with an apocryphal Chenghua six character mark, a famille rose plate decorated with flowers and bird,

A rare Chinese Pronk "La Dame Au Parasol" plate, dating from the Yongzheng perioid (1722-1735). A Museum quality rare plate depicting a lady with a parasol. Commissioned by the Dutch East India Co. to

A Set of Chinese Porcelain Imari Plates early 18th century, hand painted with a large blooming peony blossoms emerging from a craggy rock to the center in the Imari palette, the cavetto with four flor

Four Chinese Export Porcelain Articles Most 19th Century together with a Japanese Imari porcelain plate; 5 items total. Diameter of largest example 14 1/2 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese porcelain plate embellished with enameled Imari style patterns of birds, river beds, and floral motifs. Finished in an octagonal form and marked along the underside with a four

3 Chinese Imari style porcelain plates / bowls. Each holds four character calligraphy mark to underside. Largest measures 7 1/2" (19cm) diameter.

Four 18th century Chinese porcelain plates. Queng lung + Imari. Twice queng lung garden decor. One plate of hairline + chips. One board minimum chip. Imari plate, landscape/gold decor, minimal chip. F

Group of Twelve Pieces of Oriental Porcelain, 20th c., consisting of a large Imari serving bowl; four Chinese famille rose sauces; three Chinese famille rose plates; a Chinese figural plate; an Imari

Description: Six 18th century Chinese Export porcelain plates, one Imari, one made for the Persian market and four with blue painted and gilt rims, from the Carl Crossman Collection. Crossman?s first

Twentieth century. Two unmarked Imari, 11", 13"d., red cranes with red mark, 9.5"d. and red and blue phoenix with impressed mark, 8.5"d.

FOUR CHINESE JAPANESE PORCELAIN PLATES, 19TH CENTURY AND LATER. Comprising: an Imari example with banded hedges and flowers within cloud shaped panels, another with carp and flower-sprays, a third pai

Including a cinnabar covered jar, three Imari plates and two small bowls and a Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, fitted as a table lamp. Together with four transfer decorated plates. Plates 11 1/

The set of four Imari dishes rach has eight lobed floriform edges, depicts flowers and vines in the center, bottom bears six character CHENGHUA mark. Height: 1 1/2 in (3.8 cm) Diameter: 9 1/2 in (24.1

Japanese assorted porcelain plates and chargers in the Chinese-manner, four pieces, each in various Imari patterns and bearing marks in underglaze. Largest: 12" diameter.