A BOW SHALLOW PLATE painted in Kakiemon style with Two Quail pattern.

A BOW SHALLOW PLATE painted in Kakiemon style with Two Quail pattern.

A BOW SHALLOW SAUCER-DISH painted in Kakiemon style with Two Quail pattern.

A RARE BOW SHAPED OVAL TRAY painted in Kakiemon style with Two Quail pattern, perhaps a ladle tray.

18th c. Bow octagonal plate painted with the Two Quail pattern. 21cm diameter.

Three Bow Porcelains. Comprising a cut corner platter with a gilt spear point rim {length 11 1/4 inches (28.6 cm)} and a dish form plate, both painted in the Two Quail Pattern, with an iron red Kakeim

A lot of two identical Japanese Imari-style hand-painted shallow plates. The plates have ribbed rims. The decoration represents floral pattern on the edge and a bouquet with a bird in the center. Red

A VERY RARE BOW DRAGON PATTERN DISH painted with two crane-like birds in Kakiemon style, in need of repair.

A Meissen Kakiemon Soup Plate, c. Early 19th century. Painted in Kakiemon style with patterns of mythical creatures, scatered insects, and flowers. Ccalloped with gold rim, raised geometric rim. 1 1/2

A Worcester Two Quail pattern fluted circular sucrier and cover, painted in the typical Kakiemon palette, flower finial, 12cm high, c.1765, (faults); a Worcester Prunus Root pattern fluted circular bo

Late 17th or early 18th century unusual Kakiemon Yoshiki style Dutch Delftware plate in orange tone colors. Antique lobulated bowl in Imari Japan style, hand painted shallow plate. The plate have ribb

EARLY 19TH CENTURY BARR FLIGHT BARR IMARI STYLE PLATE PAINTED WITH TWO BIRDS AND A HOLED ROCK IMPRESSED AND PRINTED PRINCE OF WALES MARK AND ANOTHER IMARI PATTERN PLATE WITH CORONET CREST AND LATIN MO

Set of 4 Hand Painted Imari Style Plates, Japan, two plates show a peacock with lotus flowers, and two plates show a blue bird with chrysanthemums, all have identical Imari pattern around edges, verso

EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPODE FINE CUP AND SAUCER DECORATED WITH RAISED GILDING IN NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE PATTERN SPODE 4327 IN RED AND TWO SPODE PLATES PAINTED WITH LANDSCAPE SCENES ONE WITH CONINSBURGH CAST

Including a bird and butterfly decorated 8" dia, Old Paris style peach, floral gilt 9.5" shallow bowl/plate, Fiance floral 8.25" dia and two partial hand painted floral motif 8.25" -9" dia. All in goo

Kakiemon pattern with Imari style bands, Chinese character mark to base of two, one unmarked, late 18th C. Dia of largest 22.3cm (8 3/4in)Condition report available upon request.

A Worcester polychrome coffee cup, circa 1765, painted with the Two Quail pattern, gilt bar and c scroll interior border, 6.5cm high

A pair of Worcester Flight Barr and Barr plates, circa 1810, Two Quail pattern, within gadrooned ogee borders, impressed marks, 19.5cm diameter (2) Provenance: McNeil Collection

French, Late 19th Century, by Samson & Cie. with faux Chantilly horn mark, finely painted Kakiemon style shallow bowls, with later "800" silver beaded pedestal bases and rims. Approx. 4.25" H, 8.125"

White ground famille rose snuff bottle with jadeite stopper from the 19th century. It has a rounded form with a shallow foot. It is painted with two quail on both sides of the body. It has a character

DESCRIPTION: Four Japanese Imari-style pattern decorative plates. Painted in shades of blue, rust and decorated with gilt accents. Signed on the underside in Japaneses characters. CIRCA: 20th Century

Height:16cm Diameter:83cm Raised on round, and short foot ring to a globular body, with the shallow plate shape, the interior is painted with two striding dragons amidst scrolling clouds, all within a

Group of six D. R. Dimes black painted, bow back Windsor style chairs, two armchairs and four side chairs, stamped on underside, 39" H x 24" W x 19" L.

A large Chelsea dish, circa 1752-55 Of lobed form, painted in kakiemon style with the 'Rat and Vine' pattern, a 'Flying Fox' above, within a brown line rim, 27.1cm diam, red anchor mark Footnotes: Pr

A Chelsea dish, circa 1752-55 Of peach shape, painted in kakiemon style with the 'Rat and Vine' pattern, a 'Flying Fox' above, the gently shaped rim edged in brown enamel, 20cm wide, red anchor mark