A Blue and White Clouds and Iron-Red Bats Bowl with

Set of four Chinese blue, white, and iron red bat and cloud rice bowls, each bowl having a flared rim, the exterior decorated with iron red bats amidst auspicious cloud forms, the bodies tapering to r

Pair of Chinese porcelain bowls with covers, decorated with iron-red bats and blue-enameled clouds, blue and white Xuantong mark on the base, 7 1/2" H x 7" diameter.

A CHINESE GUANGXI PERIOD IRON-RED DECORATED BLUE AND WHITE BAT BOWL decorated with gilt highlighted bats flying amongst clouds, traces of gilding to the rim and base edge, double ring to the inner rim

H: 2.4 in. (6.1 cm) D: 5 in. (12.8 cm)

Beautiful pair of blue and white glazed porcelain bowls with iron red bats design. Late 19th CenturyMeasurements: Diameter 4",H 2.25"

Chinese Blue & Iron Red Porcelain Bat Bowls, H 2.5'' Dia. 4.5'' 4 pcs Having an orange and blue cloud design.

Guangxu Mark 19/20th century. Wufu porcelain saucers, a short ring foot to a thick everted rim, with six-character mark Guangxu to the recessed base in underglaze blue and of the period. Diameter 10.8

A Precious Pair Of Blue And White Iron-Red 'Bat& Auspicious Cloud' Cups. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Guangxu Six-Character Mark. Size:7.5cmx6cm. Weight:122g

Iron-red and Underglaze Blue Cloud and Bat Bowl Diam.12.8cm, Height:5.7cm, At Your Service:At Shangzhen Culture our Customer Support Specialists (shangzhenculture@gmail.com) are always available to he

* Two Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Articles 19th century the first a small plate decorated with iron red bats amongst ruyi clouds, the second a brush pot painted with flower-filled vases. Diameter

A Chinese Qing style blue and white with iron-red glazed [bats and clouds] porcelain dish, [Da qing guangxu nian zhi] mark, 3x16cm. Provenance: Property from the private Jian Family Collection. Chengr

Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Footed Cup Having overglaze iron red bats and underglaze blue clouds to the exterior with gilt detailing to the flared rim, foot and bats, having an underglaze blue 6-

Late Qing dynasty, Xuantong Period. with deep rounded sides and a gently everted rim, painted around the exterior in iron-red dragon striding above clouds, the base with a six-character Xuangtong blue

Chinese Ming style blue, white, and iron red dragon bowl, having a flattened rim with a meander band above a globular body decorated with writhing dragons and auspicious cloud forms, the interior havi

The Chinese porcelain brush handle decorated with iron-red dragons and fu bats in flight amid blue scrolling clouds against white ground. Mark under the brush rim, six blue seal script -ZhuanShu- char

A Chinese Blue and White and Iron-Red Bowl, Daoguang Mark. Potted thinly with steeply flaring sides decorated with hovering bats in iron red above crashing waves in underglaze blue, all below a double

A Pair of Iron Red and Underglaze Blue Porcelain 'Bat and Cloud' Bowls GUANGXU MARK AND PERIOD Diam 6 1/2 in.., 16.5 cm. each painted on the exterior with the wufu (five bats) flying among stylized cl

(lot of 15) Chinese blue and white service wares, comprising eight spoons, five saucer dishes, and two tea cups; each painted with bats in iron red enamel, amist stylized swhirling clouds, eleven piec

The simply traditional deep bowl body, raised on a narrow concaved foot base. Five iron-red fu-bats decorated on the exterior against plain white underglazed ground. Mark on base, four blue script -Ka

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with iron-red-glazed dragon chasing flaming pearls amid cobalt clouds. Diameter 8.5" Height 3.75"

Chinese blue and white with iron red porcelain vase, decorated with bats and clouds. Six blue Chinese character under glaze mark on the base. Good condition. 12.75" height.

Two antique Chinese porcelains, including: blue and white bowl of slight conical form, with enameled foliate motifs to interior and red underglaze bats with stylized clouds to exterior with gilt detai

Four Chinese Enameled Bowls. The first pair decorated with bats hovering among scrolling clouds, the base with a six-character Guangxu mark in iron red; the second pair embellished in blue, pink, and

PROVENANCE: John Gorse (1945-2020) of Charleston, SC. A business entrepreneurs, private collectors. A retired as senior vice president for legal and regulatory affairs in 1981. After retirement he foc