Chinese Daoguang Style Pair of Low Bowls, Marked

Low and deep bowls, two marked underneath. Dimensions: (Largest) H 1.75" x Dia 11.25" Condition: No issues to note.

A PAIR OF CHINESE MING STYLE CLOISONNÉ VESSELS, PROBABLY 19TH CENTURY. Comprising a footed low bowl decorated with goldfish and a handled dragons vase. The largest 10.5 inches (26 cm). SHIPPING NOTI

Group of three Chinese enameled porcelains, including: Daoguang-style bowl showing chrysanthemums reserved on a yellow ground, with seal mark to base; together with pair of bowls, each detailing '

Size: Width 15 cm - Height 7 cm Materials: Porcelain Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Style: Daoguang Period Origin: China

Pair of beautiful Chinese low bowls in a ruby pink and ruby red monochrome glazes with hand incised cloud and dragon details. Bowls measures approx 9" wide x 2.5" high. Bottoms are hand marked over gl

A group of four porcelain bowlsTwo Chinese, one marked to underside, and a pair of Chinese style bowls.the largest height 6 1/4in (16cm); diameter 16 1/2in (42cm)

Pair of Chinese DaoGuang Famille Rose Bowls in Zitan Box; 19th c. China, Finely thrown, thin smooth porcelain. Creatively decorated in FenCai Style with Red and blue Dragons chasing a flaming pearl. T

20th century. Nicely decorated pieces and in good condition. Marked at base with maker's mark. H15" L14"

Pair Chinese early 19th Century "Regency" Style Export Porcelain Low Bowls for the American Market with sepia & gilt centers of figures and flower vases, and with black & coral borders with gilding. D

Both marked underneath. Dimensions: H 2.25" x Dia 4.5" Condition: Slight edge roughness.

Chinese. Wu Shuang Pu motif porcelain low bowl featuring "Table of Peerless Heroes". Marked on underside, Daoguang mark. Approx. h. 2", diam. 1.375".

Comprising two tiny circa 1920 enameled vases, the undersides marked "China," five tea bowls, one with saucer, and a pair of Imari-style soup bowls. Largest: 2.5" H X 5" diameter.

First quarter, 19th century; includes, Davenport footed fruit bowl, Imari style shaped, handled dish, marked "Tonquin China," pair Mason's Ironstone Famille Rose plates and Imari style soup plate, and

Pair of Chinese Jingdezhen Zhi marked Song Dynasty Style Gray Glazed Porcelain Bowls, ca. 20th century. H. 2.75 inches, d. 7.5 inches.

Lot includes matching pair low bowls marked Sterling # 536 with reticulated rim 5 /4'' round. Another pair of bowls marked Sterling Frank M. Whiting # 393 with reticulated embossed rim 6 3/4'' round.

Two Chinese porcelain Ding style low bowls, the smaller piece having a barbed rim and centering incised double fish, h.50"h, w 5.5"; the larger having a black rim above leiwen and wide floral relief b

Chinese Longquan style celadon low bowl, having a slightly fluted cavetto and centering molded flowers and leaves, with no apparent mark. Approx: h. 2", dia. 10.25".

Chinese Ding style leaf form low bowl, the interior molded as two small frogs resting on a lotus leaf, the whole tapering to a recessed circular foot, 2"h x 7.75"w.

CHINESE MING STYLE DECORATED PORCELAIN LOW BOWL. HEIGHT 2 1/2"; DIAMETER 10 3/4"

Chinese Ming Style Celadon Glazed Low Bowl, early 20th c., with carved trailing foliage and peony decoration, celadon glazed recessed base with painted four character Chenghua mark, on carved wooden s

Chinese Ming Style Bronze Handled Low Bowl with phoenix and dragon decoration, with engraved foot, impressed Xuande reign mark on base, 2 3/8" high, 4 7/8" wide. Good condition.

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Chinese Bronze Bowl, Chinese bronze footed low bowl, marked on the underside. Measurements: H

Pair of Chinese Daoguang-style enameled porcelain vases; of bottle form with flared gilt rim and stepped base; each showing moulded ruyi form handles; depicting various elaborate scrolling flora and f

Yellow five-toe dragons on black ground cloud-patterned ground with blue flaming pearls, two more dragons to exterior. Tiny white spatters to surface, possibly paint? Turquoise blue enamel bases. No m