A Celadon Glazed Plate With Four Fish

Chinese celadon glazed porcelain plate; decorated with gold fish; four characters mark on base; H: 4 cm, D: 21 cm

Dimensions: approx H 4.9 cm, Rim Diam 20.2 cm. South Song Dynasty, Longquan Kiln.PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia Collector.

SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY, LONGQUAN CELADON-GLAZED DOUBLE FISH PLATE H. 4 cm. Diam. 21.7 cm.

A Chinese Ming style Longquan type celadon glazed porcelain plate, with carved fish H: 5cm W: 20cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco m

A set of ten (10) Longquan Chinese green celadon glazed dinner plates having embossed fish motif in the center. Plates are stamped on underside Longquan China.

Antique Chinese Celadon Glazed Plate or Bowl with Double Fish Motif in the middle Please Look at Photos for more Information Out of a New York City Estate Dimensions 28 cm diameter by 6.5 cm Tall Sear

A Chinese Celadon Glaze Tripod Censer and Four Plates. Including a celadon glazed censer with three short feet, and four celadon plates in slightly different sizes. {The diameter of the largest dish:

Chinese ,Yuan-Ming Dynasty, rounded sides delicately moulded in the form of twenty-four chrysanthemum petals curving upwards to a lobed rim, all supported on a circular foot ring, applied overall with

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Plate: interior Base Finely Molded With Two Fish Figures, Body Evenly Glazed Throughout With A Crackle Finish; Size: D: 6" (15.24cm)

A Chinese celadon stoneware plate with small rim, relief decorated with incised waves and with four fish, Longquan, Yuan, H 6,5 - ø 38,5 cm

Chinese Celadon Glazed Bowl: A celadon bowl with a crackle glaze covered all over in pale-blue. The interior is decorated with a raised brown fish and four turtles. 6 1/2&q

Four Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Vessels - All pieces are glazed with a light green celadon glaze and have lightly impressed design elements. Lot includes a coi fish motif bowl 3 1/4" H x 6 1/2"

Total in four pieces, including two plates, one crackle glazed brushpot, and one celadon glazed cup. 9.2*1.8 inch (largest dish)
Provenance: Estate of L.A. No. 30858

Six plates painted with a stylized fish in blue and iron red on pale celadon glazed body, and the other two with outdoor scenes of blossoms. One with blue seal mark in blue to the base. Diameter: 26 c

Glazed plate moulded with a pair of fish in the interior. Painted with light green-brownish color. Central Asia, XVII-XVIII cc. Dimensions: rim: 8 1/2 in., base: 3 1/2 in.

Four Piece Group of Chinese Porcelain, to include celadon glazed bowl on gilt bronze base, blue and white horse plate, along with two blue and white dishes, celedon total height 4 inches, diameter 6 3

Set of twenty-four Ateliers D'Art du Revernay figural fish plates, brown glazed porcelain 10"d/ largest Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate We happily provide seamless shipping services on every

White glazed ceramic fish decorated six-well oyster plates with circular reservoir at center. [Each: 11 3/8" Dia]. Some crazing, otherwise all complete and in good condition.

Four Hand Painted Porcelain Oyster Plates, probably 20thc, molded free forms lustre glazed with various fishes and decorative flourishes. Dimensions 9 in. dia. Note on Condition Reports: The lot is

A grouping of four pieces of Chinese celadon porcelain to include two crackle glaze scalloped bowls, a crackle glazed vase, and a longquan pottery double fish dish. Vase: 6 in tall.

Fantastic celadon glazed plate from China. Incised details appear to be a flower and marked on the back. Comes with an original purchase receipt that dates this piece to 18th century, but the mark ind

China, Qing Dynasty, celadon glazed plate, on a raised base, with a delicately incised image of a dragon amongst ruyi waves on the face, in a periwinkle glaze with a smooth, high shine surface. Diamet

A Chinese Longquan-yao celadon glazed plate H: 6cm W: 17.5cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Jiangxi province and F

China, Qing Dynasty, celadon glazed plate, on a raised base, with a delicately incised image of a dragon amongst ruyi waves on the face, in a periwinkle glaze with a smooth, high shine surface. Diamet