Group Chinese Shipwreck Type Porcelains

The estate of the Pasadena, CA. 7.25 in ch D; 2 inch H.

The interior deftly carved in low relief with lotus blooms borne on scrolling leafy sprays, applied overall with an even ivory-colored glaze. 8.3inch D, 2.3inch H.

**Originally Listed At $3000** Far East, China, found in the Philippines, ca. 16th century CE. This is a group of porcelain from a a Ming period Chinese shipwreck off the coast of Busuanga, Philippine

Group of 3 Chinese Hutian type porcelains, one dish one water pot and one covered censor, the censor has minor chips. 8inch H, 4.25inchD (largest)

Group of three Chinese Jian type porcelain tea cups. Approx. 4.8-2.8 inch (largest).

Group of four Chinese Jian type porcelain tea cups. Approx. 5.2-3.2 inch (largest).

Group of two Chinese Jian type porcelain tea cups. Approx. 5.2-3 inch (largest).

Chinese yaozhou type shipwreck porcelain bowl with deep rounded sides rising from a straight foot to a flared rim, the interior carved with lotus pattern. 6.5*2.5

Group of three Chinese porcelains: ru-type tripod dish, red and white covered ewer with phoenix head spout; together with Chenghua-style blue and white cup;; H: 7½" (tallest); one w

Group of five antique Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelain dishes; each with lotus blossoms and scrolling foliage, with brocade border at the rims; each with leaf mark to base; 17th Century; D:

Group of six small porcelain Chinese shipwreck blue and white ginger jars. Decorated with landscapes, foliate and animal motifs, and inscriptions.Height ranges from 1 3/4 in to 3 1/2 in; diameter rang

Group of six, small antique Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelains with design of landscapes: four circular saucers, with squared marks to base; together with pair hexagonal cups, fungus marks to

A GROUP OF SIX SIMILAR CHINESE LATE MING BLUE & WHITE SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWLS. (6)

A GROUP OF FOUR SIMILAR CHINESE WANLI PERIOD SHIPWRECK BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN JARS. (4)

A group of (4) Chinese porcelain soup spoons recovered from the Desaru shipwreck circa 1830s. Each featuring swirling floral motifs.

Group of Three Chinese Porcelain Items. Comprising: First, a blue and white porcelain pillow in the form of a kneeling baby. Second, a Ding-type porcelain pillow with incised decoration. Additionally,

A GROUP OF THREE SHIPWRECK CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN WARES, EACH WITH UNDERGLAZE BLUE MARK, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, comprising a tapering circular lidded beaker vase with a gently flaring

Group of Chinese Monochrome Porcelain Vases. Comprising: a Jun type blue glazed porcelain jar, applied with a pair of loop handles to the shoulder; a tea dust meiping type vase and a conical form brow

Group of two pieces including one porcelain vase, and one porcelain ewer, the exterior painted with foliate floral and leafy scrolls, and continuous figure, depicting one scholar standing. 9.2*4.5 inc

Group of three Chinese early Ming or Yuan porcelain footed dishes or bowl, possibly shipwreck. Blue and white painted decoration; two with Kangxi marks along the underside.Height ranges from 2 1/4 in

Type: Dishes Materials: Porcelain Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Late 19th or early 20th century Maker: Chinese Description: A group of seventeen late Qing or early Republic period blue dragon

Type: Dishes Materials: Porcelain Markings & Inscriptions: Most marked Date: Late 19th century or early 20th century. Maker: Chinese Description: A group of sixteen late Qing or early Republic period

Three Ming-Style Porcelain VasesGroup of three Chinese Ming-style porcelain vases: two wucai-type of bulbous form with flared neck and base and with dragon handles, one with loose rings, 6-character m

Description: A group of approximately 119 pieces of Chinese Rose medallion porcelain including cups, saucers, spoons, a pitcher, and a tea pot.Type: VariousMaterials: Porcelain Markings & Inscriptions