CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL MUG

Large Late 18th - Early 19th c. Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Armorial Mug, with painted crest and motto 'Insperata Floruit' (flourished beyond expectation) for the Watson clan, enameled flora

FINE CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL MUG ARMS OF GILLESPIE CIRCA 1810 Fine quality Chinese export mug with the crest of Gillespie and initials “TG†in green and gold foliate script, Provenance: The

Chinese Export Armorial mug with twisted branch handle and decorated in royal blue. 4.25" D, 6" with handle x 5"H. Condition report: Good. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction

2 mugs, tea caddy, tea port. The armorial mug from Elinor Gordon. 5 to 6 H

Executed in the Chinese export style of cylindrical form with C handle and Famille rose decoration, white enameled tube lining and heraldic lion shield coat of arms. Good condition. Chip on the mouth

(lot of 5) Chinese Export and style porcelain mugs, (one) with floral urn decoration bearing mark for Edme Samson of Paris, (one) with armorial monogram design retaining retailer sticker for Diane Kni

circa 1730, centered with arms of Bisse of Somerset and Durham, above the motto "Sis Faelix Bis", crest having left three scallops on black ground impaling right those of Bill of Clymsland in Cornwall

A Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Plate Circa 1730-1735 with the arms of Izod of Kilkenny, within gilt lozenge scollwork borders for a female member. Diameter 8 3/4 inches. Property from an Importan

Yongzheng, c. 1725, arms of Mertins impaling Peck, 9" Sir George Martin, Sheriff of Essex in 1705, was Lord Mayor of London in 1725. His son, John Henry Mertins married Bridget in 1717, eldest da

Yongzheng, c. 1724, arms of Talbot, 8.75" Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King Street, St. James, S.W.1, London Service made for Charles Talbot, born 1685, a barrister at the Inner Temple in 171

circa 1745-55, Qianlong period, for the Swedish market, enameled with divided crest and central arms of Stael de Holstein, double crest, griffin supporters, gilt shell and scroll border, bowl, 1-3/4 x

An 18th century Chinese export armorial porcelain shallow bowl, with finely detailed central crest, small vignettes with horses and a gilt rim, 16 cm diameter, together with another armorial plate, tw

Thirty-Six Chinese Export Armorial Dinner Plates 19th Century together with an associated teapot. Diameter 9 1/4 inches; height of teapot 5 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Josephine Abercr

mid to late 18th century, Yongzheng to Qianlong period, plate with enameled quartered crest with arms of Hall, rouge-de-fer diaper border at the cavetto, the rim with couped talbot crest, fruit basket

Kangxi, c. 1720, arms of Carter, 9" Possibly made for the Rt. Hon. Thomas Carter, Master of the Rolls, a Secretary of State and a Privy Councillor. Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King Street, S

circa 1820, basket with reticulated body, butterfly and foliate rim, two gilt painted handles, interior ground hand painted scene of figures in a landscape, underneath a flowering tree, arms of Seton

Pair of Chinese export armorial porcelain chargers. 18th century. Export for the British market. Gold decoration with Arms of Carteret with a squirrel crest. 12.75in diameter. One plate with two small

Yongzheng, c. 1723, arms of Dubois, 9" The arms granted in 1634. Charles Dubois of London was Cashier General of the East India Company from 1708 to 1738. Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King St

Five Piece Nest of Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Serving Trays, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period, each painted with the Arms of Ludlow and with the initials J.L., circa 1775 or later, sizes ranging f

Yongzheng, c. 1724, arms of Frederick impaling Marescoe, 8.75" The service was made for the heiress Leonora Marescoe, widow of Thomas Frederick of Westminster (d. June 1720) See Howard, vol 1, pg

A good 18th C. Chinese Export armorial charger, Sino-Lowestoft, well painted with arms of the Rosslyn Family within a shaped gilt and swagged boarder, 16" diameter. Provenance: purchased by F. C. Morg

A Group of Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Circa 1800 including two similar sets, the first comprising two plates, three soup bowls, one medium platter and one large platter, the second comprising t

Chinese, circa 1730. Blue and white French market export armorial bottle cooler, having the arms of arms of Panier of Franche-Comte. Christie's paper label to the interior. Provenance: Bourgeault-Hora

circa 1865; rare and historically important armorial plates, bearing the "Arms of Nasr el Din Shah Qajar," (1831-1896), in high Famille Rose, Rose Medallion enamels, with royal crest and calligraphy,

The striking and impactful heraldic decoration on intense red ground rimmed in foliates and a key border in gold leaf framing a floating coat of arms with colors of plum, red and ivory embellished in