Chinese Export Orange Fitzhugh/Eagle Water Plate

Early 19th century, diameters 7.75 and 8.25 inches, smallest plate with reattached rim chip.

Together with a rooster decorated plate and a charger. 14"dia.

A Chinese export orange Fitzhugh porcelain plate - 8 1/2" diameter - very good condition, no damage or repairs. 18th century. Provenance: From the Doris and Jerry Soldner collection, Lake Carmel NY (f

Pr. Chinese export orange Fitzhugh armorial plates with a central shield coat of arms and "Forward Ours" (said to be the arms of Sir Alexander Seton), surrounded by four foliate and floral clusters, t

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

Chinese export blue & white ginger jar (lid missing) and 1 Chinese hot water plate. Red wax stamp on bottom. Ginger Jar: 6 3/4" H x 6" Diameter Base Hot Water Plate: 10 1/2" Diameter

circa 1840; with auspicious figures and floral border, 11 in. Diam.

circa 1795, coat of arms for Foulis, with monogram "DF" within oval surmounted by banner reading "Mentum. Menuque. Presto.", gilt and underglaze blue banding, 11 in. Provenance: Alice L. Patrick, Char

19thc. 11" wide, Condition: wear and one minor rim flake.

circa 1860; 11 in. Diam.

A set of twelve Chinese Export porcelain Orange Fitzhugh dinner plates circa 1800 Each with typical motifs arranged in quadrants around a central reserve, surrounded by border. (Dia: 9 3/4 in.) Proven

Circa 1815-17; pair of Chinese Export Blue/White hot water plates, 10 in. Diam. from the Diana cargo auction. The Dutch trade ship "Diana" sank in the Malacca Straits on March 14, 1817. Christies held

Chinese Export Blue and White Porcelain Hot Water Plate 10 1/2 x 9 in.

CHINESE EXPORT FITZHUGH PORCELAIN PLATE AND HOT WATER PLATE, blue, paneled floral design on both with central medallion and wide, blue, cross-hatched pattern on interior rim. Unmarked. 20th century. 9

CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE CANTON PORCELAIN HOT WATER PLATELate 20th CenturyHeight 3î. Length 16î.

Pair of "Orange Fitzhugh" plates from the Thomson service, early 19th century, having in the center of each the cypher EAT in iron-red, contained within the characteristic Fitzhugh pattern. Philadelph

mid 18th century, including set of three (two bowls and a plate), green and gilt borders, flower chain swags, the center painted with with pseudo-armorial, 9-5/8 in.; pair of hot water plates, green s

19th century; including; reticulated chestnut basket and underplate, leaf-form pickle dish, octagonal hot water plate, two pie dishes and a circular stacking box section, largest - 11 in. Diam.

(3) Piece 19th c. Porcelain Lot, incl: Deep oval platter, 2" high, 14 1/2" x 11 1/2"; Oval platter, 12" x 9 1/2"; and Small plate, 5 5/8" diam.

Circa 1800-1815; includes, hot water plate, 11 in. Diam.,oval serving bowl, with gilt accents, 12 in. L., 9 1/2 in. W. and meat platter, 14 1/2 in. L., 11 1/2 in. W.

small platter with armorial, and drape and shield decoration, circa 1800, 12 in. x 9 in.. and blue and white hot water plate, mid-18th century, 11 in. Diam.

hot water plate, with cross hatching and spear point border and floral decorated edge, 11 in. late 18th century, Diam. and Canton pie plate, 10 1/2 in. Diam.

China, Circa 19th Century Two marked "Made in China" on underside. One plate retains Northeast Auction lot tag Enameled and gilt porcelain Purchased from Northeast Auction. From the estate of George D

PAIR CHINESE CANTON OCTAGONAL BLUE & WHITE, HOT WATER PLATES, WILLOW PATTERN, CIRCA 1860 10 1/2" HANDLE TO HANDLE