Two Chinese Mille Fleur Porcelain Bowls

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Two Mille Fleur Yellow Ground PorcelainsTwo Chinese Qianlong-style mille fleur yellow ground porcelains: bottle vase and deep footed bowl (minor wear); D: 11 7/8" (larger)

Two Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain 'Millefleur' Articles comprising one lantern and stand, and one bowl, each with a sinuous chilong at the rim, richly decorated with flowers. Height of taller overall

each with iron red six-character mark; comprising a cream pitcher, a teacup, a tea bowl, and two small plates; Condition: the pitcher with a repair; small chips to rim of bowl; the pitcher: 4 inches h

* Six Famille Rose 'Millefleur' Porcelain Articles late 19th/20th century comprising three vases, two seal paste boxes and covers and one bowl, each densely painted with various flower heads, the unde

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

(lot of 13) Two shelves of Chinese rose medallion porcelain, with bowls and platters of different sizes, together with a mille fleur bowl and two enameled chargers with dragons or butterflies, largest

Seven Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Wares comprising one yellow ground bowl, two small bowls, two plates and one millefleur plate. Diameter of largest bowl 8 in., 20.2 cm.

Measurements: 2.625in H x 3.625in W x 3.625in D Extraordinal, Rare, Chinese 17th Century Qing Dynasty Period, Qianlong mille fleur bowl. The finest porcelain potted with a bulbous body, of a deep vess

Pair Chinese Millefleur Porcelain Bowls with Guangxu marks. Possibly later. With 4-20th c small footed teacups. 3.5" dia and 5.5" dia Property from the Estate of Sharon Kessler

Chinese Mille Fleurs Porcelain Bowl, Qianglong Mark. Of inverted bell form, painted in bright polychrome enamels around the gilt-ground exterior walls with a dense floral pattern, the interior walls d

Chinese Mille Fleur Enameled Porcelain Bowl, the flowers to the inside and out side, the base in clear glaze with a 4 character seal mark in underglaze blue within double circles. Glaze fritting to mo

A Chinese Famille Rose 'Millefleur' Porcelain Bowl densely painted with floral blossoms, the underside bearing a Jiujiang Huachang Chupin six-character iron red mark. Diameter 4 7/8 in., 12.4 cm.

Two Chinese famille rose 'mille-fleurs' bowls, with a Jiaqing mark; added a blue and white bowl, decorated with birds on flower branches, with a Kangxi mark; extra added two polychrome tea cups, decor

Two Chinese Famille Fleur porcelains including bowl with four character mark to base; as-is condition with firing flaw to interior rim; together with shell form dish with calligraphy to base; as-is co

Chinese mille fleur porcelain two-section lantern/lamp, now electrified, shade with floral roundels on a pierced wanzi ground framed by dense flower pattern, raised on an hexagonal base, overall:15.5"

Two mille-fleur Chinese porcelain enameled vasesheight of largest 23 1/4in (59cm); width 8in (20cm)

Chinese Porcelain Mille Fleur Bowl (5 7/8" x 9 3/8") with Fitted Stand.

All having "thousand flowers" pattern on black ground. Various marks including Qianlong and Jiangxi. Probably Republic Period. Aprox. 3 3/4" diameter.

Famille rose enamels on black ground. Various marks but probably all Republic to mid 20th Century. Aprox. 4 7/8" in diameter.

Finely painted in famille rose enamels, with unexpected pops of orange, on black ground. Guangxu mark in red enamels to base. Age unknown but appear antique. Aprox 4 1/2" in diameter.

Measurements: Height: 7 cm, Diam.: 15.5cm Pair Chinese Famille Rose Dragon on Mille Fleur Motif Ground Porcelain Bowls, Qianlong Mark.

Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, painted in a millefleur pattern. Size: 5 1/2" dia. x 4" H

Extraordinal, Rare, Chinese 17th Century Qing Dynasty Period, Qianlong mille fleur bowl. The finest porcelain potted with a bulbous body, of a deep vessel, with a straight opening lip, raised on a sma