Ming Blue & White Saucer

Blue and white small dishes each with an orange fish in the center. All with 'hole bottom' bases. Largest approx. 4 3/4" diameter. Collected in Asia in the 1960s-70s. (One saucer not pictured.)

Finely potted, with a 'tree of life' in a garden by a fence before a bridge, with lotus scrolls and Buddhist symbols to the underside, good strong underglaze blue on a blue-white ground. Acquired in A

One with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl within a double blue circle, the underside decorated with wave border and a starburst around the 'hole bottom' base, (old tight hairlines, filled rim chips.)

Various decorations including women in a garden landscape, Bok Choy cabbage, two birds, little boys playing, etc. SIx have 'hole bottom' bases, most with kiln grit. The two larger saucers have unglaze

A CHINESE LATE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, the interior with formal scrolling flowerheads, the sides with repeated ruyi, the base with a four-character mark and a paper label, 8.9in

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, decorated with stylised dragons and scrolling lotus, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 7.9in diameter.

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON SAUCER DISH, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 8.25in diameter.

Chinese Blue & White Ming Dynasty Saucer: A saucer showing a central motif of a dragon and phoenix among vines, enclosed in a band of blue lines on the inside and at the rim. The outside rim conti

A LARGE CHINESE YONGZHENG PERIOD MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, of saucer shape, the interior and exterior sides painted with a formal design of scrolling lotus, the base unglazed, 14.6in(37.

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, of saucer shape, the interior and exterior sides decorated with formal lotus and other leaf-stemmed flowerheads, the base with a six-character Chenghu

A CHINESE MING STYLE YELLOW GROUND BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON SAUCER DISH, the base with a six-character Xuande mark, 8.6in diameter.

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty, Hatcher shipwreck cargo blue and white porcelain saucer; the shallow, footed form decorated with butterflies and floral spray to interior; Chenghua six-character mark and

A pair of Hongzhi lotus cups, Da Ming Nian Zhao marks, 6.5cm diameter, a blue and white saucer dish, circa 1700, decorated bird and foliage, 15.5cm diameter and a Yuan bowl, 12.5cm diameter

Includes seven mixed Ming and Qing saucers, two Ming rice bowls, a Ming shallow bowl, a Ming jarlet, and a small covered kamcheng with lug handles and foo dog finial, likely late Qing, SE Asia market.

(6) Blue & white Chinese Provincial Ming style saucers with similar decoration, 3 with marks to base, 2 with minor rim damage, 4-5-1/2" dia

17th c. Blue and White Porcelain Saucer, Wanli Period (1573-1619), depicting a deer, monkey and bird, underglaze blue square seal mark on base, with folding wooden stand, 4 1/2" diam. Rim restoration.

Late Ming Chinese export blue and white "three friends of winter" cup and saucer. 4 1/8in.

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN CUP AND SAUCER, MING China, 1368-1644. Finely modeled, the cup with gently rounded sides rising from a ring foot to a slightly everted rim, the exterior decorated with a ter

A SET OF FOUR 16TH/17TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWLS AND SAUCERS Ming, together with four similar spoons. Largest 12 cm diameter. (8)

Dish Chinese, possibly Ming Dynasty, rare saucer dish with deep cobalt blue ground with rim left white, biscuit relief decoration of five-clawed dragon, exterior with two dragons of similar design and

Chinese Ming Blue & White Vase, Yongle Mark and of period, 43cm x 33cm, with the Certificate of Magnetic Resonance Quantum Cultural Relics Appraisal Instrument from Taiwan

Extraordinary Chinese Ming Dynasty Period porcelain tripod censer. Molded into a globular body with two long S-Shaped handles broadly elevated from the shoulders. The exterior delicately decorated in

Of a shallow dish body with a flora petal-barbed rim. The central medallion well-painted in soft cobalt-blue tones with a vigorous dragon flying amidst flames and clouds, borne on slender interlaced v

Chinese Ming Dynasty bottle vase, finely potted in a traditional YuHuChun shape vessel, 'the pear shaped' bottle vase, a bottom-heavy body tapered gracefully to slender waisted neck flaring at the rim