PR CHINESE EXPORT BOUGH POTS

Pair of circa 1800 Rose Medallion Covered Bough Pots, square form with leaf shape gilt handles, with paneled figural decoration surrounded by floral and butterfly motifs, retaining original five-hole

Pr Chinese Export Flower Pots decorated with flowers and birds. -- Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W: 7.25 inches: D: 6.25 inches ---

A Chinese Export Porcelain Bough Pot 19th Century Height 7 5/8 inches.  This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of David Simmons Condition Conditi

19th c., with covers, out-flaring pots with figural decoration to all four sides; the canted corners with raised gold-beaded branch decoration, gilded twisted handles, 8.75"

circa 1835; with squirrel and grape decoration, non-pierced lids, elaborately enameled court scene panels, 10 in. H., 7 in. W.

Chinese Export famille rose bough pot and cover, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, decorated on two sides with panels depicting women in courtyard activities, the canted

Bough pot, Qing Dynasty, circa 1750, the underside with numerous Collection labels, decorated in a famille rose palette, modeled as a Louis XV-style commode, of bombe serpentine form, the top with num

Chinese Export Jiaqing Porcelain Bough Pot 9''x9''. Famille rose polychrome enameling with panels of blossoming flowers. Turquoise ground with applied squirrels and beading. Red enameled Jiaqing seal

Ornate porcelain bough pot dating from the Late 19th Century; the body decorated with alternating vignettes of courtly figures, birds and insects - surrounded by sprays of berries and dragons in relie

CHINESE EXPORT ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN BOUGH POT19th CenturyFigural decoration.Height 10”.

Pr. of 19th C. Chinese export porcelain famille rose medallion brush pots, 4.75in

Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Commode Form Bough Pot Unmarked. 5 x 8 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. Note: This form is based on European faience examples. For similar export examples see Howard and Ayer

Set of nine Chinese export style porcelain plates with ship decoration, 10'' dia., together with a Fitzhugh style bough pot, 9 1/4'' h.

From the estate of Dr. Lifand (Pennsylvania). Collection includes: -Chinese Export Porcelain Rose Medallion Footed Compote, 19th century. Height: 3", Length: 14 1/2", Width: 10 3/4" -Bough pot/ brush

Pair of Chinese Export Planter Pots, with hand painted decoration, each with shield crest centered by a gilded cross, with drilled drainage hole and non-matching underplate, pots: 2 7/8" high, 4 1/4"

Pair (2) Chinese Famille Rose dishes or soup plates with turquoise glazed backs, scalloped and gilt rims, bird and floral borders on white ground, and central scenes of figures in landscape settings.

Pair of Chinese export garden barrels. Profusely carved rosewood bases with marble insets along the top.(Tall) Height: 21 in x diameter: 19 in. (Short) Height: 20 in x diameter: 18 in.

Crafted of fine quality Chinese porcelain. Pair of tall lidded ginger jars features a cobalt blue glaze ground with gold gilt plum blossom and geometric design. Comes with the original lids and later

Pr. Chinese export porcelain bowls with polychrome and gilt floral and geometric designs throughout, on wood bases. Without stand: 4.5"H x 10" Dia., Circa - 18th C.

Extra large hand painted Chinese Chinoiserie Ginger jars with figural Foo dog finials. Total 6 pieces. Including lids and Chinese wood stands. Vibrant colors, Intricate Asian motifs- thunder clouds/ l

Pr. Chinese export orange Fitzhugh armorial plates with a central shield coat of arms and "Forward Ours" (said to be the arms of Sir Alexander Seton), surrounded by four foliate and floral clusters, t

China, Circa 1750-1800 Enameled and underglaze decorated porcelain Enameled porcelain From the estate of George Dagher, New York, New York. 9 7/8" tall

Pair (2) of Chinese Export Tobacco Leaf patterned polychrome porcelain lidded vases, now mounted as lamps and fixed upon painted hardwood stands. Unmarked. 21 1/2" total H. Vases measure 15 1/2" H. 20

Pair Chinese Export Turquoise / Aubergine crackle glazed Parrots on French bronze bases; together with an Armorial low bowl with the Arms of Francis Annesley (1740-1802) 1st Earl Annesley, 2nd Viscoun