Porcelain saucer dish. Tao Kuang mark (1820-1850).

Pair of porcelain bowls, China. Tao Kuang mark (1820-1850) and of the period. Famille rose palace scenes in green and blue landscapes. 4" diameter. From a descendant of St. Louis, Missouri industriali

Pair of porcelain bowls, China. Tao Kuang mark (1820-1850) and of the period. Famille rose decoration of sericulture (silk production) 4" diameter. From a descendant of St. Louis, Missouri industriali

Oval porcelain footed serving dish. China. Tao Kuang mark and period (1820-1848). Decoration of the eight precious emblems. 11.25 x 3.5in. Chip on rim.

Pair of porcelain saucer dishes. China. 19th century. Decoration of bamboo. Tao Kuang marks. 7.25in diameter.

Porcelain dish. China. 19th century. Hexagonal form. Decoration of the pa kua. Tao Kuang mark. 6in diameter.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain dish featuring a five-claw dragon with exterior rim decorated with two dragons and clouds. Tao-Kuang seal mark to underside. 1-1/2in tall x 6-3/4in diameter.

Chinese antique doucai porcelian dish; the wide circular form with design of landscape subject; Yongzheng mark on the bottom but Taokuang copy. Diameter: 20.57cm Depth: 4.32cm

Red-Glazed Dish with Daoguang Mark

Origin: China
Period: Daoguang Reign (1820-1850)
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Even red glaze on exterior and interior
Marking: Six-charac

Porcelain bowl. China. Tao Kuang mark and possibly of the period., Tou Tsi ware. Decoration of ducks and lotus plants with borders of Sanskrit letters and dragons. Tao Kuang mark. 6-1/2". D

Pair of porcelain bowls. China. Tao Kuang mark and possibly of the period. Tou Tsai ware. Decoration of floral scrolls. 4.5in.

Porcelain dish. China. Kuang Hsu mark (1875-1908) and of the period. Underglaze blue and iron red decoration of dragons, pearls and clouds. 7" d. For additional and high-resolution images, please copy

Pair of porcelain dishes. China. Kuang Hsu mark but Republican period. (C. 1930). Decoration of roosters. 8-3/4" d.

Chinese porcelain Tao-Kuang Period (1821-1850) bowl, with four seasons and floral pattern. From the Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving. [2" H x 5 3/8" Diam.]. In good condition.

A CHINESE WUCAI PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH bearing Chenghua marks to base, painted with flowering rock and trailing vines. 20 cm diameter.

Porcelain saucer dish. China. Xianfeng period (1850-1861). Underglaze blue decoration of dragons, pearls, and flames. 6.75in diameter. Slight hairline on rim.

19th Century Chinese Porcelain Ching Dynasty Plaque. Tao Kuang Period 1821-1850. Courtyard Scene. Signed with Characters. Measures Sight 15-1/2 " H x 10 " W. Framed 23-1/2 " H x 18 " W. Condition: Ver

A Large Chinese Bowl, Qing Dynasty Tao Kuang, 1821-1850, porcelain bowl from the David Milot Collection. Measures 4.5 inches tall x 10.75 inches diameter. Weighs 3 pounds 12.5 ounces or 1715 grams. Th

Chelsea Porcelain 'Kakiemon' Lobed Saucer-Dish Circa 1753, red anchor mark In the Japanese taste, hand painted in the Kakiemon palette with a phoenix in flight and another strutting beside banded hedg

Ch'ing Dynasty, Tao-Kuang porcelain jar. circa "1821-1850" Decorated with three dragons (one large, two smaller) and cloud motifs. Small chip on lid. H 12-1/2" Dia. widest 8" Dia. rim 3-1/2" Dia. base

A CHINESE COPPER RED PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, the base with a Qianlong seal mark, 6in diameter.

Porcelain saucer dish, China 19th century, Ch'eng Hua mark. Under glaze blue decoration of a sky dragon and a water dragon. 8"diameter (repairs). From a descendant of St. Louis, Missouri industrialist

With a short foot and rounded sides rising to an everted rim, covered under a rich mustard-yellow glaze; six-character mark encircled within double rings painted in blue on the creamy white underside.

A CHINESE COPPER RED PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, applied with a slightly mottled glaze thinning to white at the rim, the base with an unusual spearhead bordered mark in underglaze-blue, 8in diameter.

Porcelain censer. China. Early 20th century. Tripod form. (Ting) with heaven soaring handles. Decoration of the eight precious emblems and lotus scrolls in iron red. Tao Kuang mark. (Cover missing). 1