18th century Caughley porcelain leaf dish printed in the Fisherman pattern, 13cm wide

AN 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN ASPARAGUS SERVER printed with the "Fisherman and Cormorant" pattern circa 1780

A CAUGHLEY PICKLE DISH, CIRCA 1780-90, of typical leaf-form, underglaze blue decorated with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern, 8.3cm; together with ANOTHER 18TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE PICKLE DISH,

18th century Caughley coffee cup printed with the Fruit and Wreath pattern and a Spoon Tray and a Teapot Stand printed with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern. Cup is 6.5cm high. Spoon tray is 17cm w

CHINESE EXPORT TOBACCO LEAF PATTERN PORCELAIN SOUP DISHSecond Half of the 18th CenturyWith a shaped edge and enameled floral decoration.Height 2”. Diameter 8.75”.

Blue-and-white plate, with the repetitive floral patterns around the wide rim area, and the Qilin figure amongst the pine tree, possibly Koimari, 18th C, Edo period. Dia. 32 cm (12 1/2 in.); 5.5 cm (2

Includes Mottahedeh Historical Charleston dish, Metropolitan Museum of Art contemporary dish with tobacco leaf pattern from second half of 18th C, 2 Bird of Paradise 'Mottahedeh Design', and porcelain

Vintage Meissen Porcelain Serving Bowl. Deep green grape leaf and vine pattern. Latticework and woven design. 12 inches long, 8 1/2 inches wide, 2 inches deep.Founded in the early 18th century, the Me

Beautifully hand painted floral festoons, seemingly hanging from the scalloped corners of the dish, flower bouquets in each corner and the center, and palm leaves lining burgundy grid pattern. Double

Light Saxon FLower pattern; printed and painted factory marks; comprising: 8 dinner plates (10 1/4" dia.); 8 salad plates (8 3/8" dia.); two leaf-shaped pickle dishes (7 1/4" and 9" wide); an oval cov

A pair of 18th century English porcelain leaf dishes. These are a Chelsea shape and decorated in under glaze with pseudo Chinese marks from the Bow factory. L. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.) Both in good condition

(4) Pcs blue & white porcelain and pottery, c/o late 18th C Caughley porcelain floral bowl (9" dia x 3-3/4" h, chip to rim), (2) late 18th C Caughley porcelain willow dishes (4-5/8" dia), unmarked flo

C. 1780-90, porcelain dish with slight scalloped and pinched edge with underglaze blue decoration and gilt with Dresden flower decorations, impressed Salopian on bottom. Very nice condition, ligh

A LARGE 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISH bearing unusual impressed Salopian marks to base, painted with flowers and hanging vines. 27 cm x 18cm.

18th century Caughley oval shaped dish. 26cm wide

Pair of 18th c. Chinese export porcelain plates, tobacco leaf pattern, ca. 1750-60, scalloped edges, 1 plate has small hairline, 'flea bites' around edges. 9''dia.

A GOOD PAIR OF 18TH / 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN LEAF SHAPED DISHES, with typical landscape views, 18cm.

18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY MUG PRINTED WITH THE PARROT PECKING FRUIT PATTERN EX-WRIGHT COL. AND A LATE CAUGHLEY LOW CHELSEA EWER PAINTED WITH POLYCHROME FLOWERS. Mug 8.5cm high (2)

AN 18TH CENTURY CAUGHLEY UNCOMMON SAUCER printed with the Willow Nanking pattern, together with a matching Chinese saucer. 14 cm diameter. (2)

A Pair of Meissen Blue and White Porcelain Leaf-Shaped Dishes, 18th century, large loose bouquets and scattered insects, blue crossed sword marks, width 10 inches. Provenance: Parke-Bernet Galleries,

This beautiful set is believed to be Caughley porcelain from the 18th century. The blue and white Asian theme is highlighted with gold gilding. Each are marked with a leaf maker. One cup has a similar

A Selection of Chinese Export Porcelain with Famille Rose Tobacco Leaf Patternmid to late 18th century, porcelain hand painted in a stylized version of the "Tobacco Leaf" pattern with primarily pink,

English Chelsea porcelain leaf dish, red anchor mark, circa 1755- 1760.; Beautiful leaf form dessert dish, made in the English Chelsea factory circa 1755 - 1760. The dish is bordered in green and then

WORCESTER ATTRIBUTED PORCELAIN LEAF DISHES, LOT OF TWO, molded overlapping leaves outlined in green with multiple polychrome floral sprays and brown twig handles. Unmarked. Likely 18th century. 8 1/2"

Two 18th century English porcelain chestnut baskets, transfer-printed in "Pine Cone" pattern, one Worcester and one attributed to Lowestoft. The Lowestoft example with re-glued breaks to sides.