Pair Armorial Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Plates

Pair armorial Chamberlain Worcester plates with unicorn and dog figures on white ground with royal blue and gold rim. The plates read, "Pauca Suspexi" and "Pauciora Despexi". 1st half 19th century. We

Pair armorial Chamberlain Worcester plates with unicorn and dog figures on white ground with royal blue and gold rim. The plates read, "Pauca Suspexi" and "Pauciora Despexi". 1st half 19th century. We

Pair Chamberlains Worcester Hand Painted Porcelain Cabinet Plates, circa 1810 and 1820. A pink ground to the edge, both with hand painted bird scenes to the center. Gilt designs to the edges. Each wit

CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER ARMORIAL PLATE: Circa 1820, British, Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain Armorial Plate with gadrooned edges broken by scallop-shells and palmettes; blue and gilded cavetto and c

A Pair of Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain Armorial Dishes 19th Century one example with painted Chamberlains Worcester mark in gilt to the underside. Length 9 3/8 inches. Property from the Estate of

A PAIR OF LATE 18TH CENTURY CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER ARMORIAL PLATES painted under a richly gild border, together with similar shell dish, painted with flowers. 22 cm x 20 cm. (3)

Chamberlain Worcester England hand painted porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1810. A green ground to the edge, gilt to the scalloped textured rim. Hand painted crest with motto: cassis tutissima virtus -

Group of Chamberlain's Worcester "Bengal Tiger/Dragon in Compartments" Porcelain , c. 1795, incl. oval platter (14 1/2 in. x 11 1/4 in.), pair of plates (dia. 9 1/2 in.) and pair of soup plates (dia.

Three Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain Pieces circa 1820 having claret banded border with center armorial; comprising two plates and a bowl. Diameter of largest 10 1/2 inches. Estimate $80-120 Propert

Pair Coalport or Royal Worcester England Hand Painted Porcelain Armorial Plates, circa 1820. A red ground with gilt designs. Hand painted Evans Baron Carbery Coat of Arms to the center featuring lions

A set of 4 white plates decorated in a Japanese style. Palette of blue, green, red, and yellow, with a flying squirrel over a bamboo fence and fruiting vines. Brown line trim. Chamberlain's Worcester

Chamberlain’s Worcester porcelain plate having a view of the United States Capital building, circa 1840, centering an early view of the Capital captured in a foliate gilt frame with apple green band

Typical scalloped and gadroon body with a burgundy glazed border accented with three floral roundels. Centre hand painted with a crest Sans Mal Desir, 19th C. Dia 27 cm. (10 1/2 in.)

English, circa 1811-1820, four dinner, 10 in., and six salad/dessert, 8-1/2 in., printed and painted pattern in Imari colors with four lambrequins alternating with floral sprays, mark printed in

DIMENSIONS APPROX 21.5x21.5x3CM.

A set of 12 Chamberlain Worcester porcelain plates having hand-painted detail and gilded edges. Marked underneath. 9in diameter.

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century both monogramed BMS beneath eagle, one marked Chamberlains / Worcester to the underside of the lid, the other marked Chamberlains /

Pierced Porcelain with Enamel and overglaze gilt decoration. French or Chinese, Early 20th Century. Coat of Arms reads" Rien Sans Dieu" (Without God, Nothing)

circa 1900, unmarked, with ornate hand-painted coat of arms to well. 9.25 in. diameter Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

18th century Chinese Export porcelain. To include: 1) Pair of armorial porcelain plates. Hand painted shield at center with floral garland above a crest of a woman holding a cross along with motto "Ga

China, Qianlong, export porcelain possibly for the French market, polychrome and gold decoration with coat of arms in the center, Signs of wear Dim:23cm

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

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

Japanese, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Pair of Japanese export porcelain plates of circular form hand decorated with enamels throughout, English armorial shield in green with arrows and stag above wa