Pair Chinese Iron Red Hexagonal Tea Caddy, ROC P.

Painte with ladies in festive scenes in underglaze blue and overglaze iron red and green. Six character Jiajing mark to base. Both with wood covers. H. 11cm (4 1/4 in.)

Ten Chinese Famille Rose and iron red lidded tea caddies, comprising (4) lozenge shape with pink florals on yellow and green grounds, (4) hexagonal shape with pink florals, (1) rectangular with iron r

A Pair Of Chinese Iron Red Tea Utensils, Qianlong Mark, Qing Dynasty Dimension: Dia:10.5cm; H:6.5cm Currency: Price in USD

Pair Chinese Hexagonal Pewter Tea Caddies on 6 small feet with tubular covers, the caddies incised to the 6 sides with calligraphy and flowers all covered in a brown varnish, the bases with seal marks

Chinese ,Guangxu mark but ROC period, a pair of iron red bowl, painted with prunus flower tree, with birds perched on twigs on an iron red ground, with six character mark to the underside. Interior in

Two Chinese jars; famille rose and gilt iron red, both dating from the Republic period. Famille rose jar is bulbous with short neck and design of figure on a horse flanked by two other, in a nature sc

Chinese Iron Red Glaze Porcelain Tea Caddy.. H 11.5 cm without stand, L 16 cm

A LATE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE IRON RED GLAZED PORCELAIN TEA CADDY Kangxi/Yongzheng. 12.5 cm x 8.5 cm.

Pair of Qing Chinese iron red tea cups. 4in. Age wear.

A Pair of Chinese Hexagonal Porcelain Tea Caddies 20th Century each with a six-character mark to the underside. Height 14 1/4 inches.

c. 1860, rectangular-form with gilded decoration of people in a garden pavilion; double red lacquer lidded compartments; 4.5"h; 8.5"w; 4.5"d; along with a CHINESE EXPORT BLACK LACQUER T

A pair of Imperial Chinese red bat dishes, dating from the Guangxu period. The dishes feature a design of a central circle of 5 bats in iron red, with their heads facing towards the middle, surrounded

A Chinese ,Republic Period, famille rose rectangular tea caddy with depictions of children on all four sides. Sides have a child with a raised flower and front and back playing a game with an elederly

Pair Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Hexagon Ginger Jars with matching covers, the bases with 4 character Qianlong Marks in iron red; hexagonal hard wood stands. Height of porcelain with cover

A Chinese Pair of Iron Red Porcelain Plates decorated with a revolving scene of people amongst pine trees and a prunus tree in the center. The base marked with apocryphal reign mark. Republic Period,

Qing dyansty, 19th century, a very fine pair of hexagonal tea caddies with dimpled edges, the body tapers from the rim towards the base, each of the sides has a gilt and incised decoration of birds in

Box Lot of Misc. Victorian Items: a jam hook, silver plate oriental tea caddy, silver plate snuff box, porcelain tea caddy, school bell, pair iron brackets red-to-clear cut glass cologne bottle withou

Blue and white covered teapot with poetry decoration. 4"h x 6"w including spout. Red and white hexagonal covered tea caddy with flower decoration. 6"h x 5.5"w x 3.5"d. Both with Chinese marks.

A pair of antique Chinese hand painted iron red and lotus blossom plates completed with tea brown glaze rims. Circa Qing dynasty; probably 18th/19th century. Measures approx. 7 3/8" diameter (18.7cm).

2 Pairs Chinese Enameled Porcelain Tea Caddies; the first hexagonal on 6 small feet with small figures to the 6 panels and covers with flowers; the second ovoid with white Cranes on a green background

Pair of Iron Mounted Chinese Copper Red and White Porcelain Tea Jars , globular bodies decorated with dragons, iron covers with incised foliage, strap locks and keys , h. 14 1/2 in

(pair) Chinese blue and white porcelain lidded tea caddies, in a hexagonal form, painted in alternating figural and floral scenes, four character mark underfoot, approx 11.5"h, 8"w, 7"d, 10.5lbs total

Pair Chinese "8 Immortals" Pewter & Bronze Inlay Tea Caddies shaped like hexagonal lanterns on 6 feet, the tops with an opposing pair of bronze Fu Dog finials; edges in bronze and all enhanced with en

Caddies, and a Mandarin Famille Rose Vase Chinese, 19th century: pair hexagonal porcelain tea caddies with dragon and phoenix alternating panels, circular cover, bracket feet, base marked with two con