Two Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Tankards, Snodgrass and Wicksted

comprising: circa 1780, tea bowl having possibly arms of Bland, checkered black and gilt shield, in pretense Benson, inset with three escallops on black chevron between three goat heads, the whole rib

mid 18th/early 19th century, teapot with wood lid and green jade or hardstone inset, enamel and gilt decorated with combined crest and motto "Tenez Le Vray", 5-3/4 x 8-3/8 in.; covered teapot, enamel

comprising: circa 1770, milk jug centered with arms of Dale, blue ground with three bugle horns, surmounted with wheat sheaf crest, arms flanked by foliate sprays, the whole surmounted with lid, flowe

Two 18th-19th century Chinese export porcelain tankards. The taller measures 5-1/2". Shipping: In-House shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our full Terms and Conditio

Two Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Plates Late 19th/Early 20th Century Diameter 9 1/2 inches. Property from the collection of Robert Campbell Lenox and Mary James Gluek, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Mugs Tankards, one with painted flowers and butterflies, the other with lion, flowers and a border with birds and landscapes in cartouche. Together with a Chinese export s

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Plates Diameter 10 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

One with the arms of grant, diameter 6.125 inches, provenance Elinor Gordon. The other, diameter 5.5 inches.

small oval platter, circa 1795, with the arms of Erskine of Cardross impaling Elphinstone with motto "FORTITUDINE" in puce banner, multiple blue enamel and gilt borders, 12 in.; with large rectangular

Two pieces of Chinese Export armorial porcelain tableware comprising, one shallow bowl with a floral border and one scalloped lozenge form dish with a patterned border and floral swags surrounding the

TWO CHINESE EXPORT POLYCHROMED PORCELAIN ARMORIAL PLATTERS Circa 1775 lengths 11 1/2in (29cm) and 15 7/8in (40.5cm)

Johnstone family crest, early 19th c. Diameters 5.5 and 6 inches. Good condition.

Two Chinese Export Style Porcelain Armorial Tureens With Undertrays. Both are identical in form , but have different decoration. '1851' to one underside. {Approximate dimensions: Tureens 11 high x 15

Antique Chinese Export Hand Painted Porcelain Armorial Tankard. 6 inches x 6 inches

TWO SIMILAR CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE NANKING PORCELAIN TANKARDSEarly to Mid-19th CenturySlightly differing borders at rims. Both with dragon-form handles.Heights 5" and 5.25". Provenanc

A Chinese Export Porcelain Large Armorial Tankard 18th century, porcelain hand painted with an armorial crest containing the letters RMA under a gilt and cobalt blue drapery with ribbon, blue diaper b

Two Chinese Export-type, Famille Rose enameled porcelain armorial dishes: one of octagonal form with bamboo and ribbons along the rim, centering a crest, with scattered florals in the middle; the othe

Pair of Chinese export armorial porcelain chargers. 18th century. Export for the British market. Gold decoration with Arms of Carteret with a squirrel crest. 12.75in diameter. One plate with two small

A Group of Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Circa 1800 including two similar sets, the first comprising two plates, three soup bowls, one medium platter and one large platter, the second comprising t

circa 1800, each in blue and white Fitzhugh decoration centering the Brodie coat of arms atop a banner reading "unite", comprising: two large tureens, 5-3/4 x 13 x 8-5/8 in.; two smaller tureens, 6-3/

18th century, two armorials on exterior with three bull heads within floral cartouche under a mythical horse like animal, alternating with rose sprigs, 4-1/4 x 10 in.

circa 1760, one side depicting arms of Campbell, having two quarters gyronny of eight in gilt and black, quartering Lorne with a single masted ship, flags and pennants flying, surmounted with Duke's c

Chinese Export armorial porcelain group, comprising one small cup and saucer, two plates, and two rectangular platters. Two decorated with mottos, Non Sidi Sed Toti and Crux Christi Nostra Corona (lik

Late 18th/early 19th C., comprising two tea bowls, one with monogram "TB", the other "MFC", a "lighthouse" coffee pot with "LP" monogram, and a pair of small oval covered dishes with stands, bearing a