Two Chinese Export Canton Platters

19th century. each platter in blue and white. H8 ¼” W11 ¼”

Circa 1900. Each blue and white with nicely detailed decoration. Good overall condition, no apparent cracks or restoration. W18 1/2" W14 1/4"

19th century. Very well detailed piece including a large platter and two dishes. Each piece having well detailed decoration with birds in flight. Slight wear to edges but overall good condition. No re

Five Chinese Export Canton Porcelain Graduated Platters, 1830-50. Comprising one 9.5- inch platter, two 11.75- inch platters, one 13- inch platter and one 14.5- inch platter. Largest platter: H: 1.5 i

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON PLATTERS, LOT OF TWO, of canted-corner rectangular form, painted in shades of blue depicting bridges, pavilions, and boats. Unmarked. Late Qing Dynasty, mid 19th centur

unmarked, comprising an oval meat platter (15 12 inches wide; 11 3/4 inches deep) and a covered entree (9 1/4 inches wide; 7 3/4 inches deep; 5 1/4 inches high) Condition: with chips to each

19 th C. Chinese export porcelain, Canton pattern, oval reticulated platter with two sauce tureens.

CHINESE EXPORT CANTON CHINABlue and white ceramic ware, two platters and a domed lid for a tureen: oval platter, 17 1/2" x 14 1/4"; rectangular platter, 16" x 12 1/2"; and tureen cover, 13 3/8" x 10 1

19th century. consisting of a covered bowl with liner, two cups and saucers, a platter with old staple repair and a charming mug. Collection of Barry B. Taylor, Greenville, South Carolina.

A collection of twenty-six Chinese Export porcelain Canton blue and white tablewares late 18th / 19th century Comprising three platters, two small trays / tureen stands, two small sauce tureens, a bow

Five Chinese Export Blue Canton Porcelain Articles 19th Century comprising a covered tureen and underplate, tureen bowl and two oval platters. Height of full tureen 8 1/4 x width 13 1/2 x depth 9 inch

Canton porcelain platter with hand painted building / waterway design center scene. Chip to rim edge (right side) and two glaze flaws to center image. Circa 19th C. 14 7/8" x 12 1/8" approx.

Collection of Chinese Export porcelain, Canton pattern, cobalt decorated, to include: two angular platters, two sauce pitchers, oval covered vegetable. Five-piece set.

Including a large Well and Tree platter, two 12" platters, and one 11" platter, 4 pieces total The largest: 18"l Provenance: By descent, Fulton, Ludlow, Livingston, Phillips families

Lot of 19 Canton Chinese Export porcelain inlcuding a Well and Tree platter with chip. 15". Two teapots, five plates, two platters (repaired) and miscellaneous dishes.

Qing dynasty, nine pieces including: two small bowls, each with underglaze blue Chenghua reign mark; paste box; inkwell; canton sauce boat with underplate; canton octagonal platter; pair lotus form va

the first a lidded vegetable dish in the Rose Canton pattern, finely painted, unmarked (10.5 x 8.75 in.); the second an oval platter with court scene to well, unmarked (11 x 8.75 in.).

Comprising an oval platter, oval bowl, two warming plates and three graduated pitchers. Longest 18"l"l

An assorted group of twelve Chinese Export porcelain blue and white tablewares Canton, Nanking, and others, 18th and early 19th century Comprising a large oval meat platter, two oval platters, a pair

Blue and white Canton porcelain. Each in perfect condition, largest is 13 x 10, two are 11.5 x 9.

Chinese. Group of three Canton blue and white export porcelain pieces comprising of two meat or serving platters and one strainer. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant,

no visible marks, one mounted as a table lamp each: 13 inches high (excluding mounts)

Two Chinese Export Canton Famille Rose Porcelain Pug Dog Form Candlesticks Unmarked. The larger 5 x 6 x 4 1/2 in., the smaller 4 1/2 x 6 x 4 in. One Sold, Sotheby's New York, Collection of Ray and Rut

Two Chinese export Canton porcelain items including a baluster vase ( 13.75"H x 7.5" in diameter) and an octogonal jardiniere (6.75"H x 11" in diameter).Late 19th, early 20th century.