Pair of Polychrome Chargers

Pair of Polychrome Chargers With birds, urns and flowers 18th century Diameter 13 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from a private collection designed by Cullman & Kravis Inc purchased from Autumn Pond

A pair of polychrome porcelain chargers, decorated with birds in a tree and flowers. The back with bats. Unmarked. China, 19th century. Diam. 37,5 - 41 cm.

(pair) Delft earthenware plates/ chargers, late 18th c., in polychrome tin glazes, floral border and center well, rim chips, approx 12.5"diam; 5lbs total Start Price: $200.00

Decorated with Chinese antiquities, largest charger is 35 cm. in diameter, chip.

A Pair of English Delft Polychrome Chargersattributed Lambeth, circa 1750, five color painting of a bird perched on a flowering tree, stylized waterscape in the background, not signed. 14 1/4 in. Priv

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: depicting flowers in a vase. Condition: some losses Dimensions: 12"d x 2"t

PAIR 19TH-CENTURY CASTLE METTLACH POLYCHROME CERAMIC CHARGERS. Floral and leaf decoration on brown glazed ground. - D: 21 1/4".

A PAIR OF MODERN CHINESE POLYCHROME ENAMELED CHARGERS, LATE 20TH CENTURY, each of circular shallow form and centering a gold and iron-red painted five-claw dragon with face forward roaring expression

Description: This lot includes a pair of early Delft polychrome decorated chargers. Both are marked on the bottoms, see photos for details. Appears to be 18th century in age. Condition: Chargers do ha

A pair of Dutch Delft polychrome beaker vases and two chargers, 18th C. H.: 23,5 (the vases)Dia.: 35 cm (the charger)Dia.: 25,5 cm (the plate)

A Pair of Large Arita Gilt and Polychrome Enameled Octagonal Chargers, 18th/19th Centurydiameter 18.4 in — 46.7 cmProvenance:A Private Toronto Estate.Previously part of a collection from Cheding

The interior decorated with a large medallion enclosing a pair of scaly dragons writhing around a 'flaming pearl' amid floral sprigs, with four more striding dragons painted on the well each chasing a

Chinese export polychrome tray or serving dishes decorated and for the French market. Round Charger tray approx. 13" wide with stress cracks as shown and Ovid tray 14.5" wide with chip on right front

CHINESE PORCELAIN CHARGER - Ming Dynasty Style, Yongle mark Charger with scalloped edge, Wucai decorated with a pair of polychrome dragons fighting over a flaming pearl, in blue and red, having a flor

Pair of two (2) very large Italian ceramic polychrome enameled pottery chargers featuring pastoral scenes to centers, the rims with pastoral and landscape vignettes, pierced accents and molded fruit f

A pair of 18th C. English delft chargers having polychrome floral decoration. Each approx. 13-1/4in diameter.

A Japanese Charger and Pair of Kutani Disheslate 19th century, the charger with polychrome tree decoration on a white ground; the Kutani dishes with polychrome landscape decoration to the wells, the r

Pair large Arita porcelain chargers, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), polychrome enameled and gilt blue underglazed porcelain, each plate elaborately decorated with birds, flowers, and figures in a mounta

Pair Chinese famille rose chargers, Qing Dynasty (c. 18th c.), gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, decorated with flowering branches inside a gilt and iron red band, unmarked, 12"dia Provenance: A

FRANCE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A pair of French Art Nouveau faience decorated porcelain chargers. Both chargers are decorated with a spray of surreal vibrant polychrome flowers, one with a black ground th

Period: 19th-20th century Origin: Holland Description: pair of 14" chargers with boy and girl. Marked Dimensions: 14"

scalloped edge with polychrome Imari pattern.12 in.length Condition Good one has small chip on rim

Pair of large old Southeast Asian carved polychrome wood Phaya Naga; with glass scales of blue, green and silver coloration; symmetrical in design with notches to verso for hanging; Provenance: Collec

(lot of 2) Delft tin-glazed earthenware chargers, late 18th c., varied designs, both with perched bird among flowers, unmarked, typical small chips and glaze losses, largest: approx 13.75"diam, 6.25lb