Ten Chinese Porcelain, Hardstone, and Mixed Medi

Ten Chinese porcelain snuff bottles, some with hardstone stoppers. Largest: 4in tall x 2-1/2in wide. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommendations are

Ten (10) Chinese Mixed Glass & Porcelain Items; Size: L: 7" (biggest)

A GROUP OF TEN VARIOUS CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES, including porcelain, glass, interior painted, cinnabar and hardstone examples, the largest rock crystal bottle 2.8in high. (10)

ten various snuff bottles, made from , cloisonne, reverse painted glass, porcelain , hardstone and crystal, all in cloth covered fitted box

dated 1963-79, New Bond Street, including Important Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes and Jades, Chinese Hardstone Carvings and Export Porcelain and Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (10)

The height of the tallest figure is 8 inches and the width is 2.25 inches. The height of the child figure is 6.25 inches and the width is 3.5 inches.

Most likely mid 20th century. Standing figures in polychrome robes, several are holding tablets or scrolls. Almost all are stamped or impressed "China", several with additional impressed character mar

Dia.: 22,5 cm Condition: One plate with a hairline, the rest with normal rim chips.

Ten Chinese Porcelain Bowls comprising two mille fleurs examples, two blue and white examples, and six examples painted with ladies and flowers. Diam of largest 6 1/2 in., 16.5 cm. Property from a Pri

A group of ten Chinese blue and white porcelain vases and a blanc de chine libation cup(11)tallest height 8in (20cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles Collection.

A Group of Ten Chinese Porcelain Tea Bowls19th century, porcelain hand painted in underglaze blue and colors with landscape scenes and lush flora, various sizes. Additional high-resolution photos are

Largest saucer D:14cm, cup D:8.5cm, IN-HOUSE SHIPPING WITHIN USA/CANADA $35, INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING $69 PLUS SHIPPING INSURANCE,COMBINE SHIPPING IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE

Group of ten Chinese porcelain snuff bottles; four detailing stylized dragons, the remaining six showing figures performing daily rituals; seven with stoppers; H: 4 1/2" (tallest, approx.)

Ten Chinese porcelain items, to include: four 19th century Chinese porcelain plates, 8 1/2" dia, six Chinese cups, 3 3/4" dia. Provenance: The Estate of Former U.S. Ambassador Edmund Asbury Gullion.

(lot of 10) Chinese porcelain plates, consisting of six underglaze blue dishes centered with a dragon, base with apocryphal Kangxi mark; together with four mille fleur patterned plates, with an apocry

A group of small antique Chinese porcelain lots, comprise of three small vases, three white biscuit horses, one pair of yellow duck, and one pair of blue cranes Size (largest): 2 1/2" L x 1 1/2" W x 2

An assembled set of ten Chinese porcelain rice grain pattern dishwareComprising of four lidded bowls, two additional bowls, a bowl and stand, a cup and dish.tallest height 2 1/2in (6.5cm) Provenance:

(lot of 10) Chinese enameled porcelain tea bowls, featuring dragons and phoenix below a key-fret band, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark, 3.75"w; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland,

An eleven piece group of Chinese porcelain and hardstone decorationsComprising a square blue and white jardiniere and stand, a pair of hardstone cups, a pair of hardstone plates, a celadon dish, a Fam

Ten Chinese Hardstone Bangles each of cylindrical form with cracks, overall softly polished. Interior diameter of largest 2 3/8 in., 6 cm.

China,20th Century Includes a famille rose vase, a small yellow jar decorated with green flowers, a miniature blue bottle vase decorated with pink flowers, a white bowl decorated with yellow and white

Ten Chinese Porcelain and Enameled Metal Snuff Bottles. Ht 8 cm.

Ten Chinese Hardstone Bangles each of cylindrical form and softly polished, with inclusions and natural cracks. Interior diameter of largest 2 3/8 in., 6 cm.

Ten Chinese Porcelain Vegetables Length of one 3 1/2 inches Estimate $40-60 Property from the Estate of Vernon Taylor Jr., Lakewood, Colorado Some chips to the surface