A Famille Rose Nine-Piece Sweetmeat Set, Late 19th

A Famille Rose Porcelain Nine-Piece Sweetmeat Set Comprising square bowl at the center and eight bat-shaped bowls surrounding it, each side painted gilt and colored enamels with depiction of lotus and

Qing dynasty porcelain nine-piece sweetmeat dish set fitted in rosewood box, (bottom of box only.) Decorated with figures from Chinese literature in famille rose enamels with light blue key border. Pr

Full title: A Chinese famille rose eight-piece 'immortals' sweetmeat set, 19th C. Description: Dim.: 14,5 x 11 cm (each)

A Famille Rose 'Lady' Sweet Meat Set LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, SIGNED WAN ZHUTING 清晚期 萬竹亭作粉彩仕女圖攅&

Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Five-Piece Sweetmeat or Rice Table Set, 19th c., painted with the Three Star Gods and Immortals in landscapes, overall w. 10 3/8 in., d. 10 3/8 in. (5 pcs.)

H:5/8in(1.5cm) W:5.5in(13.9cm)

Yellow ground, original carved wooden box, late 19th/early 20th c. Width of box 11.25 inches.

A Chinese Nine-Piece Famille Rose 'Lady' Porcelain Sweet Meat Set the shaped dishes forming a square when assembled, the interior of each dish painted in bright enamels with figures. Length of the set

A 112-piece set of Chinese famille rose serving ware dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. The pattern features a pair of dragons on a yellow ground. They are marked "Made in China." The se

A Chinese Export Rose Medallion Sweetmeat Set LATE 19TH CENTURY comprising nine conforming dishes, each painted with fluttering butterflies and flowers gated within verdant borders, enclosed in a lacq

Chinese export porcelain 9-piece sweetmeats set in a fitted lacquer box (no cover), decorated with birds, butterflies, flowers, and court scenes, with gilt accents, late 19th - early 20th century. One

Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Comprising: a set of four scalloped circular examples, with two matching smaller bowls, a pair of lozenge-shaped bowls, and a small variation of the former, each similarl

A Set of Nine Chinese Export Rose Canton Porcelain Sweetmeat Dishes late 19th/early 20th century each painted with birds and flower heads, set in a fitted lacquered box. Height of box 4 1/8 x width 13

A Chinese famille rose nine-piece dish set Republic period Comprising eight triangular dishes and one square dish; all with famille rose pattern centering a pink blossom. Sold with associated wooden s

Finely decorated famille-rose porcelain nine-piece sweetmeat composite tray with Dayazhai mark, original Hongmu case and cover with hardstone embellished pattern of the gathering of courtyard ladies,

French Gilt Bronze, GuillochÈ Enamel & Celluloid Nine-Piece Dresser Setlate 19th centurydecorated with hand-painted porcelain scenes of classical figures15 in. long (mirror)17 x 10 1/2 inches (tray

A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain 'Butterfly' Sweetmeat Set 19TH CENTURY comprised of there pairs of irregularly shaped dishes and one of elongated oval form, each decorated with floral sprays against

A Chinese famille rose sweetmeat or rice table set, 19th C. Dim.: L.: 17 cm (the four outer dishes) - L.: 14 cm (the central dish)

Chinese Export Famille Rose grouping, nine pieces, 18th and 19th C., includes 2" x 3" cup, 2" x 3 1/2" handless cup, (3) 2 1/2" x 3" cups, 3 1/2" x 5" butter tub with lid (Guest & Gray label on unders

Antique Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Two Piece Lamp, ca. late 19th- early 20th century. H. 21 inches.

One complete nine piece set encased in a square lacquer wooden box, together with eight additional dishes. Painted with alternating panels of birds, flowers, butterflies, and people in a house around

Early 20th century; nine piece set comprising, eight wedge shaped dishes, forming circle with octagonal center bowl, turquoise ground with Famille Rose floral decoration, in circular carved wood lidde

A Five-Piece Famille Rose Porcelain 'Butterfly' Tea Set 19TH CENTURY comprising a large quatrefoil form platter, three cups and one teapot.  Length of largest 11 in., 28 cm.

DESCRIPTION: Nine piece set of sterling silver egg spoons by Peter L. Krider, each featuring a vermeil bowl and a handle crafted with winding foliage reliefs. Total weight: 168 g. CIRCA: Late 19th to