An English delft chinoiserie polychrome charger,

An 18th C. English delft charger, attributed to Lambeth, having a polychrome chinoiserie decoration. 13-1/8in diameter.

English Delft Polychrome Chargercirca 1740, Lambeth, five color palette depicting a popular pattern of a parrot perched on a rock, pine cone and floral sprig border, reddish-brown edge treatment, over

(lot of 2) Delft tin-glazed earthenware chargers, late 18th c., varied designs, both with perched bird among flowers, unmarked, typical small chips and glaze losses, largest: approx 13.75"diam, 6.25lb

Two English Delft Polychrome Chargers18th century, a three color deep sided Bristol plate alternating large and small floral reserves, marked on the underside with "Xs" and dashes (fritting) (2 x 12 i

A Pair of English Delft Polychrome Chargersattributed Lambeth, circa 1750, five color painting of a bird perched on a flowering tree, stylized waterscape in the background, not signed. 14 1/4 in. Priv

English Delft tin-glazed earthenware charger, late 18th c., Chinoiserie landscape scene with seated figure, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 13.75"diam, 2.25lbs Start Price: $150.00

In the Imari pallete of cobalt blue with red, orange and gilt, a maiden carrying a basin accompanied by a mischievous little boy, in a garden with fanciful pagoda, fence, vase of flowers, insects and

Two Delft Polychrome ChargersEnglish,18th century, flowers and leaves rendered in blue green, yellow, manganese/purple and red/brown, the first has stylized flowers on rim enclosed by double blue line

POLYCHROME DELFT CHARGER ENGLISH, LAMBETH C. 1770 (13 1/4" DIAM)

An 18th Century English Delft ware Faience Charger. Chinoiserie decorated with bird and floral motifs at the well and rim and noughts and crosses adorning the under-rim. Frittering to the rim and one

Two Polychrome Delft ChargersEnglish, 18th century, the first with blue, yellow, and green color, a weeping willow within a fenced garden below a wide border of pendant blossoms joined by later applic

A grouping of two 18th C. English delft chargers with polychrome floral design. Each: Approx. 13-1/4in diameter.

A pair of 18th C. English delft chargers having polychrome floral decoration. Each approx. 13-1/4in diameter.

ENGLISH / DUTCH DELFT TIN-GLAZED HAND-PAINTED POLYCHROME EARTHENWARE CHARGERS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one example featuring an urn with a bountiful floral arrangement and bird perched to top and two

An 18th Century English Delft ware Charger. Having classical Chinoiserie motifs, including a crane perched atop a rock along side a fruiting tree, all contained within scroll, fruit, and vine motifs.

English Delft Punch Bowlattributed to Bristol, first half 18th century, underglaze blue with three color polychrome Chinoiserie design, the interior with simplistic blue symbols between double blue li

Delft tin-glazed earthenware charger, late 18th c., polychrome floral design, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 13.5"diam, 2.25lbs **Provenance: from the collection of an English gentleman*

An English Delft Bowl and Charger18th century, both decorated in blue and white chinoiserie floral designs: charger (12 in.) (rim chips); bowl (2 3/4 x 13 in.) (broken in several pieces and repaired;

ENGLISH DELFT BIANCO SOPRA BIANCO TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE CHARGER, featuring a Chinoiserie scene depicting a large central rock with weeping tree to top, pagoda, a boat, and two figures in foreground,&

Two Dutch Delft Chargers. One polychrome, both with Chinoiserie. Dimensions: 14" x 2"

English, mid-18th C., polychrome decorated with red, yellow, blue, and green glazes, with three-leaf maker's mark on underside Appx. 13-7/8"dia Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Northern

18th c. Tin Glazed Earthenware Charger, probably English, with blue and white chinoiserie floral decoration, 13 1/4" diam. Underedge rim chip, rim glaze frits.

English Delft Polychrome Pancake Dishprobably Bristol, 1730-50, painted in a red, blue and green palette, centered with a flowering prunus tree surrounded by two bands of concentric blue lines, the ri

Delft polychrome tin-glazed earthenware lidded vase, early 19th c., domed lid surmounted by a foo lion finial, tapering fluted body, reserves with birds perched on floral branches, Chinoiserie landsca