Chinese Family Crest

A Broughton family crest template for Chinese Export porcelainProbably Marblehead, MA, early 19th centuryLabel on frame verso, "G. Broughton," watercolor and ink on paper, framed.2 3/4 in. x 2 3/4 in.

This piece contains a porcelain container with the a porcelain cover and base. The centerpiece highlights a family crest. Height 27cm. Width 39 cm.

Chinese Charge 18" Dia with Family Crest. This charger is not marked.

2 early Chinese export platters with rare family crest - Approx. 12.5 x 9.75

Early Chinese export, 2 tankards with rare family crest - Approx. 5.5 x 6.5 x 6

18th century Chinese Export porcelain covered tureen having armorial family crest on cover and bottom, 9 1/2" x 13 1/2". Provenance: Furnishings from the Park Avenue home of a New York socialite.

China, export porcelain, Qianlong, scalloped edge, polychrome and gold enamel decoration, with european family crest on center, rim with birds and flowers. Minimal failures. Dim.: 23cm.

A Chinese export porcelain famille rose-decorated punch bowl third quarter 18th Century With the family crest of Wood of Copmanthorpe. NOTE: The service from which this bowl comes was photographed in

19th cen, with gold and blue glazed border, center with family crest dated 1833, measures 16.2" in length 12" wide

A large Chinese export famille rose porcelain octagonial deep dishthird quarter 18th century. Centered with the family crest of Wood of Copmanthorpe, the rim decorated with floral sprays. H: 2 3/4, L:

Johnstone family crest, early 19th c. Diameters 5.5 and 6 inches. Good condition.

Very fine set of three antique Chinese Export porcelain plates. All decorated with birds and flowers on the edges with family crest surrounding by people with scrolls. Family crest logo shows lion wit

With English family crest in the center surrounded by a motif of flowers and insects. Along the interior rim, vases with flowers are painted with bright pigments. With gilt details all over. Mark on t

circa 1800, includes a lobed edge plate with rich cobalt blue and gilt decoration and two family crests (tight hairline; fretting to rim; some rim chips; loss to gilt on rim), a deep plate with cobalt

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Dishes. Both are decorated with the Barnard family bear crest within the border of the bowls. Reverse of both are monogrammed "CAB" 1.5" X 7.5" X 7"

circa 1785; center with phoenix, shield and initials I.J.S. with floral festoons, 11 in. Diam. According to David Howard, 6 different English families used this identical crest and it is impossible to

CHINA, CIRCA 1820 A Chinese export green Fitzhugh porcelain armorial plate. The plate is decorated with the crest of the Rawson family with motto "LAUS VIRTUTIS ACTIO" within a traditional butterfly a

19th century, each with cornucopia on a wreath crest, possibly for the Craigie family, underglaze blue and gilt banding, comprising: lidded tureen with rope twist handles, lid with acorn finial, 13-1/

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Warming Dishes, Late 18th Century. Each with a central crest for the O'Callaghan family bearing the motto, 'Fidus Et Audax'.  Dimensio

Chinese Export silver Carde de Visite case. 19th century. Repousse decoration of a dragon, bamboo and four Chinese characters and a crest Honesto Vivo of the Hallet family. Makers mark WH and 90 with

19th Century, with lingzhi-shaped designs on the crest rails and splats h. 38 w. 18 d. 17 in. Provenance: From the 30+ acre estate of an important Greenwich, CT family Limited Preview: Please note tha

Kang Xi, Era, circa 1720 Chinese export for the English market. The WEARG arms are emblazoned as is the crest. The coat impaling MONTAGUE, quartering MONTHERMER. The Wearg family originated in Sussex,

Engraved with crest of the Walpole Family, sterling flatware to include: 22 dinner forks, 35 dessert forks, 24 teaspoons, 15 coffee spoons, 20 dessert spoons, 24 table spoons, 6 salt spoons, 1 stuffin

Webb Family Crest stained and opalescent leaded glass window with carved mahogany window surround from 1880's Dr & Mrs William Seward Webb's home at 680 Fifth Avenue in NYC, gifted by William H Vander