18TH C. LIVERPOOL PHILIP CHRISTIAN FACTORY BLUE AND

18TH C. LIVERPOOL PHILIP CHRISTIAN FACTORY BLUE AND WHITE PUNCH BOWL PAINTED IN UNDER GLAZE BLUE WITH LOW TREES BESIDE DIFFERING ORNAMENTAL FENCES, THE INTERIOR WITH LANDSCAPE VIGNETTES AND TRELLIS BO

18TH C. LIVERPOOL PHILIP CHRISTIAN FACTORY BLUE AND WHITE PUNCH BOWL PAINTED IN UNDER GLAZE BLUE WITH A FIGURE FISHING BESIDE A LOW HUT AND A WILLOW TREE ISSUING FROM TOWERING ROCKS, THE INTERIOR WITH

18TH C. LIVERPOOL, PROBABLY PHILIP CHRISTIAN'S FACTORY CUP AND TWO SIMILAR TEABOWLS ALL PAINTED WITH FLOWERS. 6.5cm high (3)

Ca. second half 18thC. Antique 18thC Liverpool Philip Christian & Co. (attr.) Chinoiserie decorated sauce boat. Apparently unmarked. Good age-appropriate condition, with no apparent chips, cracks, or

Meissen porcelain part dinner service, 18th c., blue underglaze factory marks (1763-1775), floral and fruit sprays with gilt and cobalt details, (11) rim soup bowls, (12) salad plates, (2) deep round

Early Meissen porcelain teapot, 18th c., blue underglaze factory mark, 4.5"h x 7.5" w

Pair Meissen porcelain covered tureens, 18th/19th c., blue underglaze factory marks (1763-1775), floral and fruit sprays with gilt and cobalt details, the covers with Putto and female cherub finials,

18th century, likely Liverpool. A nicely formed vessel with acanthus relief body glazed in white with bold blue floral decoration. Good condition. H4 1/4"

A German Sheibe-Alsbach porcelain crinoline group, post 1950, modeled figures in 18th century costume relaxing before a fire, on a gilt highlighted rocaille ground, blue factory mark, 11"h x 19"w x 9"

Pair of 20th century Italian porcelain figural salts by Capodimonte. In 18th century style, each modeled as a merman holding a scallop shell aloft. Underglaze blue factory mark on bottom. [6" H x 4 1/

(3) English and Continental porcelains, 18th/19th c. incl., pair English putti with floral bocage candlesticks, probably Worcester, and a hand-painted porcelain covered jar, underglaze blue factory ma

attributed to Liverpool, mid 18th century, ewer or guglet of pear form with splayed foot rim and slender, tapered neck, painted with large, bold chinoiserie flowers, 10-1/8 x 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Ant

18TH C. RARE SWISS NYON FACTORY TEABOWL AND SAUCER PAINTED WITH FLOWERS UNDER A DENTIL BORDER, ANOTHER NYON TEABOWL AND SAUCER PAINTED WITH ROSES, FISH MARK IN UNDERGLAZE BLUE AND AND AN AMSTEL TEABOW

A Delft Tin-Glazed and Painted Earthenware Vase De Klaauw Factory, Second Half 18th Century bearing a claw mark and numbered 150 to the underside in underglaze blue. Height 7 1/2 x width 4 3/4 x depth

Lot of three Meissen type figures with underglazed blue marks from various factories. 1.) Woman relaxed in chair [ 5 1/2" H x 5" W]. Right arm of chair broken off. 2.) Pair of 18th century costumed fi

18th century Worcester teapot and cover painted in the factory with oriental style flowers, the dry blue border added outside the factory perhaps in the london workshop of James Giles. 12.5cm high.

An 18th C English porcelain molded sauce boat with under glaze blue decoration from the Caughley factory, circa 1780. Marked on the base with the blue Crescent mark. L. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.)

(lot of 4) Blue and white plates and planters, comprising: (3) Liverpool Delft plates, late 18th c., (two) approx 9.5"diam, (one) shell form, approx 7.5"h, 7.75"diam, (1) reproduction T. Rathbone flow

Three pieces of Liverpool porcelain, circa 1762-80 Comprising a Philip Christian beaker finely moulded with a strap-fluted ground, blue and white Chinese scenes in the reserved panels, diaper border,

DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE VASE, EARLY 18TH CENTURY, BLUE LEAF MARKS FOR DE 3 KLOKKEN This is an early 1700s tin-glazed, chinoiserie style Dutch delft blue earthenware vase made by the factory known a

CHINESE (18TH CENTURY) A blue and white porcelain bowl with a multi color interior landscape scene depicting trees and birds (3" x 7") Label present to the bottom from Philip & Dubey Baltimore

A collection of Liverpool porcelain tea wares A collection of Liverpool porcelain tea wares, mid to late 18th century, comprising a five blue and white teacups, and tea bowl, all decorated with Chinoi

18TH CENTURY ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN, A CAUGHLEY SPARROW BEAK JUG, SEVEN TEABOWLS AND SAUCERS, A LIVERPOOL COFFEE CAN, TWO SAUCERS, A CAUGHLEY COFFEE CUP, A WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND A CAUGHLEY

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: Dutch fluted vase with marking. Marks: possibly Arnhen Factory Dimensions: 12" x 6"