Set of 3 Chinese Blue & White Immortals

Chinese, circa 1720. Matched set of 3 Chinese K'ang Hsi (1663 - 1723) blue and white slender baluster vases with covers, each painted with a mounted lady and her attendant in a mountainous river lands

pierced hardwood frames; porcelain plaques painted with antique objects; each: 9in(L) x 7.5in(H)

Set of 3 Chinese Vases. Blue & White & a Famille Verte Ginger Jar with Double Rings marks, the other also with markings 6.50"x4.50" & 5"x5.50" with 1.25" stand, together with a late 18th Cent with war

Set of 3 Antique Chinese Blue & White Hand Painted Dragon Rice Grain Footed Bowls, d. 7 inches. Republic period.

Dimensions (cm): Heigth: 10.3?Diam.: 20.7 Chinese Qing Dynasty YongZheng Blue and White Immortals Porcelain Bowl. The bowl has an open mouth, rounded lip rim, thick, deep arced body, raised with round

(3) Chinese blue and white globular covered jars, 19th/20th c., immortal and flower decoration, unmarked, 9.5"h x 9"dia.

19th c., large bulbous lidded jar; 17.5”h; and pair of similar lidded ginger jars; 10”h (one lid differs; hairline crack on side of one)

A Chinese blue and white 'Immortals' brush pot, continously decorated with Immortals carrying out activities, H 22,3 - dia 19,5 cm - Condition: dark spots and freckles at the top rim

A large vase with the Eight Immortals painted in blue on white body. Pair of blue glazed porcelain handles to neck. Qing dynasty, 19th C. H. 63cm (24 3/4 in.)

THE LOT OF THREE BLUE AND WHITE OBJECTS: BRUSH WASHER ON CARVED WOOD STAND,2.25 INCHES TALL,SIGNED. PLATE ON WOOD STAND, 5.5 INCHES WIDE, SIGNED. BOWL FEATURING IMMORTALS, 4.75 INCHES WIDE. ALL ITEMS

Pair Chinese Blue and White Immortal Vase 7-3/4'' H, 2-5/8'' W; 1.6 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $40.00 via UPS Ground or USPS Priority Ma

3 Pc assembled set, Chinese Canton blue and white porcelain coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl, tallest 9-1/2", small chips to rim and spout corners of small pitcher, sugar bowl handle has a crack and

A Chinese blue and white 'Eight Immortals' jardiniere 19th century H: 13 3/4, Dia: 15 3/4 in. H: 34.93, Dia: 40.01 cm. Provenance: Private collection, New York City.

Set of 3 pieces, each moulded with shallow rounded sides with a lobed rim, the interior center depicting one grasshopper is resting on a piece of rock stone, encircled by four petals of blossom floral

Blue And White Porcelain. Each Uniquely Decorated. Custom Box Included. Good Vintage Condition. 5 Inches High.

Chinese Blue & White Jardiniere, Taoist Immortals, Ruyi head band, wood stand. Late 19th C, 14 1/4"d. CONDITION: X-shaped hairline about 3" across on side of jardiniere about midway up. Extends throug

H: 3.3"; with writing; set of chinese antique blue and white porcelain

Antique Chinese 3 Tiered Hexagonal Blue & White Porcelain Set. Superb and extensive underglaze blue drawing on this rare set. Ex Bob Egan Collection, Purchased 1968-1980. Dimension: Overall 16 1/4" (4

A Ming Dynasty Blue and White Eight Immortals Jar. Dimensions: 13 3/4 x 13 1/2 in. Provenance: From the collection of Charles George(1898-1983). Manager of Sir Victor Sassoon's Empire in China, Mr Cha

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAINChinese, 20th century, porcelain. Eight (8) bowls: a set of three (3) affiliated bowls of vining and floral motive and unglazed interior rings, one with ichthys to the

Th globular body rising to a waisted neck and dished rim, the exterior painted with flowers and set with raised borders. 3.1inch H, 3inch W.

Comprising a set of five cups, diameter 3.25 inches, a set of four cups, five similar cups, two similar cups, and a small bowl. 16 pieces total.

Chinese Blue & White Bowl Pair With Eight Immortals Sailing With Yong Zheng Mark 2-1/4" L x 3-3/4" W, 0.8lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $25.

These detailed porcelain statuettes represent three generations of the most popular emperors in Chinese history. The oldest of the three Qing (1644-1912) emperors, Kang Xi (reigning 1662-1722), reesta