Four Chinese Export Armorial Plates

all have different coat of arms, 10"W.

one with red character mark to underside, the three matching plates unsigned 9 1/2 x 9 1/2 in. (24.13 x 24.13 cm.)

Three (3) armorial and one (1) blue and white porcelain dishes, four (4) items. 1st-2nd item: Pair (2) of Chinese Export Armorial plates with blue and white diaper and dart border enclosing a center w

Set of Six Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Nanking Plates, first quarter 19th century, decorated with the Arms of Foster, with blue lancet borders, the set comprised of four dinner plates, dia. 9-1

including; small Mandarin Palette bowl, 4 1/2 in. Diam., Mandarin Palette shaped spoon rest, 5 in. L., armorial plate bearing the "Arms of Watson," 8 3/4 in. Diam., all second half- 18th century and a

Pr. Chinese export orange Fitzhugh armorial plates with a central shield coat of arms and "Forward Ours" (said to be the arms of Sir Alexander Seton), surrounded by four foliate and floral clusters, t

Four Chinese Export porcelain British East India Company Armorial plates19th centuryComprising: a soup plate and three dinner plates the largest diameter 9 1/4in (23.5cm)

An early 19th century Fitzhugh Chinese export blue and white armorial plate having four panel decorative design around center medallion.

An early 19th century Fitzhugh Chinese export green and white armorial plate having four panel decorative design with a family crest at center. Family unknown.

Five piece set of Chinese Export armorial porcelain tableware, circa 1800, comprising four deep plates and a platter, each having a gilt and cobalt decorated rim and lip centering on the arms of Erski

Chinese, circa 1820. A scarce Chinese Export porcelain green Fitzhugh pattern Armorial circular dish or plate decorated with the crest of Rawson and motto "LAUS VIRTUTIS ACTIO" within four clusters of

Dutch market export China, Qianlong period, polychrome and gold decoration with flowers with coat of arms on the rim. Signs of wear, minor defects. Dim.:22.5cm.

Lot 173  Chinese Export Famille Rose Armorial Porcelain, Seven Pieces  Chinese export famille rose armorial porcelain, seven pieces, two cups and four bowls, one plate, one armorial vase, and two

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

Kangxi, c. 1720, arms of Carter, 9" Possibly made for the Rt. Hon. Thomas Carter, Master of the Rolls, a Secretary of State and a Privy Councillor. Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King Street, S

Yongzheng, c. 1723, arms of Dubois, 9" The arms granted in 1634. Charles Dubois of London was Cashier General of the East India Company from 1708 to 1738. Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King St

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,

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

MATCHES THE PRECEDING LOT Yongzheng, c. 1725, arms of Burton impaling Hyde, 8.75" From a Cambridge, MA home, descended through the family of Sarah Tod (Mrs. Jonathan) Bulkley.

Yongzheng, c. 1724, arms of Davison impaling Carr, 9" Paper label, The Century Shop, 2 King Street, St. James, S.W.1, London Davison of Swarland House, Felton, Northumberland, and Carr of Newcast

Three Chinese Export Armorial Plates, including one pair and one other, the center plate Qing, Qianlong, c.1735-8, painted in the center with the arms of Dickinson impaling Wright above the motto DEI

Yongzheng, c. 1723, arms of Booth impaling Irwin of Drum, 9" The Booth family of Cheshire were ardent loyalists during the Civil War, and at the Restoration, Sir George Booth was created Baron De

Group of (6) 18th c. Chinese Porcelain Plates, centered with a painted armorial crest of the Marquess of Tweeddale and motto "Spare Nought" (spare nothing), painted rims depicting dragons chasing flam

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