Two Chinese Late Ming Period Blue & White Dishes

Circa 1600. Each having decoration of animals among forest and fauna. Some very shallow nicks to edges and feet consistent with age. W8 3/8" W8 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

A GOOD LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN DISH, circa 1600, painted to its centre in a tone of silvery underglaze-blue with a circular panel of a bird in fli

Chinese, a blue and white porcelain shallow dish with rounded sides, painted to interior with two cranes among a landscape, with a six-characters Chenghua mark encircled by a double ring to itsbase. H

Two Chinese blue and white porcelain dishesprobably late Ming dynastyTradeware likely made for the Southeast Asian market, one with central well covered in deer and Lingzhi fungi, the other with centr

Three Chinese blue and white dishes, Late Ming dynasty, 16th-17th Century one decorated with ducks in a lotus pond, Longqing mark and period (1567-1572), 19.2cm diameter second one with four

A Chinese Export Blue and White Dish, late Ming Dynasty Marks: (double circle in underglaze blue), one-character mark 1-1/8 x 8-5/8 inches (2.9 x 21&per

A Chinese Blue and White Dish, late Ming Dynasty Marks: one-character mark 1 x 4-3/8 inches (2.5 x 11.1 cm) Property form the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osg

A BLUE AND WHITE 'IMMORTALS' JAR, LATE MING TO TRANSITIONAL PERIOD China, early 17th century. Of baluster form, depicting a continuous scene with two immortals seated at the shore and stylized fishing

Finely detailed, Chinese 16th century, Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain dragon dish; with two writhing dragons amid clouds, and with flaming pearls, to both interior and exterior; Wanli Period (1

Chinese Ming Dynasty, blue and white porcelain dish: the interior painted with two boys at play in a garden setting, the verso with meandering blossoms; late 15th/early 16th Century; D 5 9/16";Provena

Diameter- 8 1/4" Height- 1 3/4" Condition- inside chips, old restoration Provenance- Private owner, single collection estate

Two late Qing period blue & white Chinese Export porcelain tea caddies, both of squared form and decorated overall with scrolling vinery, flower heads & geometric motifs, circa 1900. The tallest measu

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain dishes with stylized floral designs and calligraphy to interiors; as-is condition with chips, cracks, firing flaws and losses; largest W 10 3/4"Proven

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain dishes, each with stylized insect design to interior, one with calligraphy to interior; as-is condition with firing flaws, chips, cracks and losses; l

A CHINESE LATE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, the interior with formal scrolling flowerheads, the sides with repeated ruyi, the base with a four-character mark and a paper label, 8.9in

A Chinese late Ming period blue glazed and blue and white porcelain plate H: 13.5cm W: 24cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchant

H27.2CM，D8.2CM.There was no obvious damage to the auction items. Slight wear marks. This is consistent with some characteristics of a long time ago.

A GOOD DEEP LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWL, the interior centre painted with a ribboned gourd, a scroll and tassels, the panels enclosed by ruyi-for

ANOTHER GOOD DEEP LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWL, circa 1600, similarly decorated, 8.75in diameter & 2.8in high.

A LARGE 16TH CENTURY CHINESE MING DYNASTY JIAJING MARK & PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, the interior and rounded sides painted with a design of cranes amidst cloud scrolls, the base unglazed, the

Two Chinese Ming-style blue and white porcelains, including: dish with floral design and four-character mark to base; together with covered round box depicting dragon, phoenix and lotus flowers, Xuand

A LARGE CHINESE YONGZHENG PERIOD MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, of saucer shape, the interior and exterior sides painted with a formal design of scrolling lotus, the base unglazed, 14.6in(37.

With a six-character Chenghua mark at their base. Together this two dishes tell the story of a carp transforming into a dragon according to a traditional Chinese legend. Painted in underglaze blue, th

Two Chinese Ming-style blue and white enameled porcelains: peach-form dish; together with scallop-edged bowl; each centering a mythological beast, encircled by scrolling foliate-motifs; Xuande mark to