NANKING CARGO BOWL & SAUCER C. 1760

Lot of 2 early Chinese porcelain pieces circa 1760 from the Nanking Cargo sale at Christie's auction in the 1980's. A rice bowl 4.25 x 2.25 inches and a large saucer 6.75 in by 1.25 in deep, both with

Nanking Cargo Qianlong Teabowl & Saucer Chinese Blue & White c.1752, Authentic with Christies Label lot number 5575 & 5578. Saucer 4" diameter, tea bowl 2.5" diameter, the porcelain is paper thin. Ama

from the wreck of the Geldermalsen which sank after hitting a coral reef in the South China Sea 1752, recovered in 1985 and sold by Christie's later that year, the cup approx. 4 cm H and the saucer 12

The Nanking Cargo tea bowl & saucer, dish d.11.5cm, chipped. Lot 5194 from Christies Auctions.

18TH C CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA BOWL AND 2 SAUCERS: c. 1760 – 1780; 1. Matched bowl and saucer with under-glaze blue borders and hand-painted decoration of children with a woman and dog in a gar

Chinese cargo wares comprising a pair of Nanking Cargo tea bowls and saucers (chips) and a Vung Tau Cargo saucer

Nanking Cargo Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Tea Bowl & Saucer.

A Chinese Nanking Cargo blue and white tea bowl and saucer decorated with pine trees and banded borders. Together with a Nanking Cargo plate decorated with flowering branches and a peony flower. Two b

circa 1750, blue and white tea bowl and saucer with Batavia brown exterior, interiors decorated with bamboo and peony design, Christie's label to base "Nanking Cargo Lot 5240." Saucer 4.5 in. diameter

Chinese, Qing dynasty, c.1750, both with underglaze blue landscape scene on exterior of bowl. Original Christie's Nanking Cargo lot stickers on base of each. H. 8.6 cm. (3 1/2 in.) Dia. 19.4 cm. (7 3/

18th C. Chinese porcelain bowl, exported by the Dutch East India Company in a ship which struck a rock and sank in 1752. Recovered in 1985 and sold to Christie's, where it was auctioned off. Blueish '

(2) Piece Mid-18th c. Blue & White Porcelain Teabowl and Saucer Set, in the Pagota Riverscape pattern, saucer with affixed paper label from the 1986 Christie's Nanking Cargo sale (lot 5064) on the bas

Nanking Cargo Chinese Underglaze blue decorated Cup (with label lot 5550) & Saucer (with label lot 5599); & a Famille Rose 18th C Chinese Enameled Teacup with handle. Good condition. short hairline to

Tea Cup and Saucer. Excellent condition. Provenance includes sold by Christie's Auction House as lot 5064 (retains label on base of cup and plate). Cup size approx 3" dia x 1.5" H and plate 4.5" dia.

Includes a Chinese Famille Rose enamel decorated scalloped edge pedestal bowl; a Rose Medallion teacup; a Rose Medallion enamel decorated saucer; an ex-Christie's The Nanking Cargo blue and white teac

Small Worcester porcelain deep saucer or small bowl circa 1760-70 in the Queen Charlotte pattern. Pink, red and blue accented with gold. Dr. Wall period crescent mark in underglaze blue to base. Almos

Klarich Collection Ex Christies MS Rau Chinese Qianlong shipwreck Nanking Cargo Bowl Lung. 2.6 x 5.875 inches, Christies sale lot 3116 label underneath, with Rau USD 1,150.00 receipt and export style

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE NANKING CARGO BOWL, featuring blue hand-painted scene depicting a stylized landscape featuring a single figure crossing a bridge and structures to the right, ha

Christies label still remains, 15 cm. in diameter.

CHINESE (18TH CENTURY) A blue and white porcelain bowl with a multi color interior landscape scene depicting trees and birds (3" x 7") Label present to the bottom from Philip & Dubey Baltimore

Group of (4) terra cotta Nanking bowls, one marked C1640 Salvaged by Capt. Hatcher, South China Seas and The Nanking Cargo at Christie's, largest 9 1/2". Provenance: Chebeague Island, Maine collection

French Faience Scalloped Bowl c.1760, Sceaux, having a painted central bouquet with green leaf border, attached Sotheby's sale tag; together with (3) Chinese Export hand painted plates with Boyazoglu

Pair Chinese Export lotus cups and saucers, c. 1760, China, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, each modeled as overlapping lotus petals, the exterior with applied stems and flowers, the saucers d

Chinese, mid-Qing dynasty, 1747-1751, is a "Nanking Cargo" from the Christie lots which were excavated in the shipwreck, the Geldermalsen, belonged to the Dutch India company, was sank in1751. Dia. 19