Armorial Plate, bearing the arms of Hamond, ca. 1790

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,

Pair of 18th century Chinese Export porcelain armorial famille rose dinner plates, bearing the arms and motto of the baronetcy of Lauder. Both depicting phoenixes surrounded by blooming peonies amongs

SET OF THREE CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL PORCELAIN PLATES19th CenturyBearing the arms of Yelverton of Essex surrounded by gilt chain borders. Floral sprigs on lip.Diameters 9".

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

Yongzheng, circa 1730 bearing the arms of MACRAE, center with gilt flower having polychrome floral sprays and similar sprays on border, with hand holding scimitar at top, extensive gilt accenting. 8 3

Circa 1800; bearing the "Arms of Williamson," pair of offset arms on plate border, 9 in. Diam. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey. For similar example see Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D. S. Howard.

Qianlong Era, circa 1740 bearing the arms of FRYER, with gilt grape vine and grape border and well. 9 in. Diam. For further reading, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain" by D.S. Howard, p.297.

Qianlong Era, circa 1755 bearing the arms of HARE, Famille Rose floral sprays with central heraldic armorial, bearing the motto "SNUG,". 6 in. Diam. For additional reading see "Chinese Armorial Porcel

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

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

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.

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 1760; floral festooned border, with offset armorial bearing the "Arms of Clark, impaled," 10 in. Diam.; For similar example see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain" by D. S. Howard

circa 1763; for the Dutch market, bearing the arms Nauta Beuckens and Swalue Accolle, 9 in. Diam. Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the Dutch Market by Joachim Kroes

circa 1760; bearing the arms of Fitler, 8 1/2 in. Diam. Purchased at Cohen and Cohen of London. See Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D.S. Howard

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

Three pieces of Chinese armorial export / trade porcelain (china). Chinese, ca. 18th or 19th century. One teacup and saucer / waste with matching arms, and two plates with matching arms. Arms and deta

French white porcelain scalloped edged dinner service for 6+, the inner wells of the plates outlined with gold scroll design and the centre with a coloured Armorial bearing / coat of arms or alternati

OLD Chinese Armorial Plates, "Arms of New York", etc. 18th century. 8", 7 3/4" , 5 1/2"

A set of 4 Chinese export porcelain Imari armorial plates, arms of Van Gellicum, Kangxi Dia.: 22,5 cm

GEORGIAN WALL HANGING DELFT PLATE RACKEngland, ca. 1790. Four full width open shelves, centering an arched panel with additional smaller shelves.Provenance: Jules Pass Antiques, St. Louis, MO. 46" hei

Chinese export armorial porcelain plates including "Arms of New York", Coat of Genor, Moor's Head cups, Fitzhugh with Paschal lamb, and an armorial wedding plate. Fitzhugh plate 7.5"dia

Armorial Porcelain Plate with the Arms of Newman, Jingdezhen, China, c. 1715. The nearly flat rim and well with underglaze cobalt-painted vines of chrysanthemum, peony, and other blossoms, the pattern

A Chinese rose-imari armorial plate with coat of arms of 'Wolterbeek', Qianlong Dia.: 15 cm