Armorial Basin, bearing the arms of Stewart, Lord Blantyre, ca. 1745

Group of French Market Armorial Tablewares, bearing the arms of Helvin and Leissegues, ca. 1775comprising: covered tureen, two plates, and dish with underplate; decorated with gilt and mauve border; b

Qianlong era, circa 1745. Chinese export armorial porcelain for the English market, bearing the arms of ELLERKER, 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," volume II, by David

circa 1865; rare and historically important armorial plates, bearing the "Arms of Nasr el Din Shah Qajar," (1831-1896), in high Famille Rose, Rose Medallion enamels, with royal crest and calligraphy,

IXED ARMORIAL (ENGLISH and DUTCH MARKETS) PLATES ONE DUTCH MARKET CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL DISH. Qianlong Era, circa 1750 bearing the arms of VAN HEEMSKERCK. 9 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chine

Qianlong dynasty, for the Mexican market, each bearing the arms of Solar de Tejada the rim having a cherry blossom and swag border, with motto "Ecce Beatifieamus Eos Qui Substinuerrint," 9-3/4 in. Not

Late Qianlong Era, dated 1791 massive platter with cobalt spearhead border and center bearing the "Arms of Chadwick," written on verso"Canton in China 24th Jan. y 1791," 21 in. L., 18 in. W. For furth

Yongzheng, circa 1724; rouge de fer and polychrome decoration, bearing the "Arms of Frederick with Marescoe in Pretense," 9 in. Diam. Purchased from Philip S. Dubey by present consignor. For similar e

Mid-18th to early 19th C., comprising a pair of saucers bearing the arms of Logan, inscribed "Hoc Majorum Virtus", ex Matthew and Elizabeth Sharpe, a bellied creamer and cover with arms flanked by ram

circa 1893; with floral and butterfly vignettes, bearing the arms of the Duke of Bedford, 10 in. Diam., and matching covered serving dish. 6 in. H., 10 in. Diam.

Mid-18th to 19th C., the teapot with strawberry finial on lid, enameled with an elaborate coat of arms bearing the motto "Tendit in Ardua Virtu", the saucer dish with a coat of arms featuring a shield

Yongzheng Era, circa 1725-35 bearing the arms of BEREWOUT, having wonderful Famille Rose peonies and honeycomb well border, accented with gilt. 9 in. Diam. For example see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain

18th century, each with a grapevine border and central crest bearing the arms of BOUME. Dimension:Each is 9 1/4" in diameter. Provenance:From a New Jersey collection.

Late Qianlong Era, dated 1791 large platter with cobalt spearhead border and center bearing the "Arms of Chadwick," written on verso" Canton in China 24th Jan. y 1791," 16 in. L., 14 in. W. For furthe

Circa 1760; octagonal platter, bearing the "Arms of Wright," 13 in. L., 9 3/4 in. W. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey. For similar example see Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D.S. Howard.

2 Porcelain Jugs: 18 Century Sèvres Chinoiserie pattern with heavy gilt details over a light gray enamel ground; together with an 18 Century ca 1760 Chinese Armorial with the arms of Maitland (Earl o

A George III Sterling Silver Two-Handle Armorial Tray John Cotton and Thomas Head, London, 1792 Bearing the marital arms of De Cetto and Burrowes, in commemoration of the marriage of Auguste Baron de

A Chinese Export Armorial Ewer and Basin mid-18th century each decorated in polychrome enamels to show coats-of-arms and floral sprays. Height of ewer 9 1/4 inches. Estimate $500-700 Property from a M

Very rare and quite exceptional Qing Dynasty chinese armorial export porcelain. Comprising of 61 pieces. Bearing the coat of arms of Gordon.

Large Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Charger, having centralized coat of arms with shield bearing lions, birds and crosses, arm with hand holding a dragon head, iron red and gilt band border having

Mid-18th to early 19th C., comprising a pair of leaf-shaped dishes, with star-breasted hawk crest and motto "Prudens Sicut Serpens", a saucer dish bearing a coat of arms with bird bearers, the crest a

circa 1725; bearing the Coat of Arms of "Leendert de Neufville and de Wolff Accole'," set ordered on the occasion of the wedding of Pieter Leendert de Neufville (1707-59) to Catharina de Wolff in 1728

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche III, ca. 300 CE. Mochica lord / ruler sitting cross-legged in presentation on a throne, resting both hands on knees, looking distant.  His arms are inlaid with

A Chinese Export porcelain soup plate with the arms of the Holburn / Holborne Family circa 1745 Bearing reserves with waterside landscape scenes, banner with motto, "Decus Summum Virtus." (Dia: 9 in.)

Yongzheng, c. 1725, arms of Mertins impaling Peck, 9" Sir George Martin, Sheriff of Essex in 1705, was Lord Mayor of London in 1725. His son, John Henry Mertins married Bridget in 1717, eldest da