Two Chinese Polychrome Glaze Footed Bowls, 19thc.

Two Chinese polychrome porcelain footed bowls, 20th century, one with nautical decoration of fish and crabs, the other with auspicious dragon and phoenix motifs, the smaller with wax and character mar

Two Chinese polychrome enameled tabletop articlesComprising a bowl and footed dish.height of bowl 3in (7.5cm); diameter 4 3/4in (12.5cm) Provenance:Property from the collection of the Ingvolstad Famil

Two late 19th century footed porcelain polychrome Chinese bowls. Largest measuring 3 1/2 inches high x 8 diameter.

A footed export bowl, with polychrome hunt scene decoration 4.5”H x 10.25” dia., and a rectangular tea pot with pillowed scenic cartouches and faux bamboo spout and handle, 7”H x 9&r

Chinese Export porcelain, Qianlong period, footed bowls with polychrome hand decorations and armorial crests under baronet helmet, with chain line border and red and gilt diaper edge on the interior.

A SET OF TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN TEA BOWLS, REPUBLIC PERIOD, 1912-1949, each of tapering circular form with a slightly turned lip, sides centering polychrome over glaze decoration of a stylized boulder

China, two antique bowls in white speckled glaze on high footed bases with incised borders. Width 4 1/4 in., Height 1 3/4 in. Provenance: Private collection of Norio Azuma, Manhattan, NY

Chinese polychrome porcelain lobed and scalloped bowls, group of four, some marked, "China." Bowls: 8" diameter. Minor glaze loss and two bowls with spider hairlines underneath. From the Collection of

A lot of two Chinese footed enamel over brass bowls in various sizes. The first: a small bowl, the exterior of the bowl is decorated with polychrome images of blossoming flowers, and a wavy motif, mad

Chinese. Ceramic Jian ware footed tea bowl having a black oil spot glaze. Incised two character mark to the underside. Approx. h. 2.75", dia. 5".

A GOOD CHINESE PORCELAIN GROUP. Comprising three footed bowls with flared rims, two decorated with incised swirling designs and one in mint green glaze with floral decorations, the underside of each w

Six Chinese Vases and Bowls,dark celadon green, crackle glaze porcelain, three with raised porcelain chop marks, includes: two 3 3/4"h brush pots, two 4 1/4" vases and two 4 1/2"d footed bowls, 20th C

Chinese Export gourd-form lidded container, 19th/20th c., polychrome enameled speckled green glazed porcelain, the lobed footed bowl and lid with stem-and-leaf handle, turquoise glaze interior, unmark

CHINESE CLOISONNE CENSER AND COVERED BOWL, 19TH.C. TWO PIECES:The footed censer is H 3.75", Dia 3" and features flowers, fish and butterflies. The covered bowl sits atop a pedestal base, is H 4.75", D

late 18th/early 19thC., blue and white interior ground with figural reserve, 3.75x9.75in., some areas of roughness under rim, small rim repair with glaze / paint loss

Footed low bowl with thick green glaze (darker green band at rim). Impressed line bands. National Museum Philippines label to bottom. Two old chip repairs to lip edge (1 3/4" and 3 1/4" approx.). All-

China, 20th century, Minguo period, polychrome porcelain made up of two soup plates, a footed bowl and a gravey boat. Marked 'Made in China'. Signs of wear, chipping. Dim.: from 18 cm to 25 cm.

Pair Chinese Porcelain Lotus Stem Cups 4''x5.5''. Polychrome figural stem cups with turquoise glazed bowls. Unmarked. Wear to glaze on bowls from use. One has two small edge flakes to base. Otherwise

19th century Chinese celadon porcelain vase with crackle glaze, flaring round neck with two shaped handles over a swelled body above a footed base, 15 1/2" H.

Lot of two both with polychrome floral painting on interior and exterior, quatrefoil form and footed, with Chinese charter red mark on baes in square, 6 1/4 x 1 1/2" high & 8 1/2" diameter x 2 1/2" hi

Chinese Jun Ware Porcelain (2) items including a shallow bowl having curved rim, splashes of crackle aubergine on bluish cast clear glaze with two beast face lug handles and a footed planter having a

CHINESE PORCELAIN TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one bowl with repeating polychrome enamel scenes within frames, and having a footed base; covered two-handled jar with twisted handles, molde

Chinese Polychrome Glaze Bowl, the porcelain early 20thc. With gilt metal mounts by E.F.Caldwell & Co., New York,  transforming it into an ash receiver, the porcelain bowl hand painted with chrysanth

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty; the first, a shallow bowl with lines radiating from the well, with a metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notch