WHITE GLAZE FLOWER SHAPED SMALL DISH

White glaze flower shaped small dish. Height: 2.5cm Diameter: 13.1cm

(1) Brown glazed pottery vase with abstract image of deer in white glaze. 7" H. (2) Dish with figures, fish, and cat in gloss glaze. 7.75" x 7". (3) Small dish with Warhol style flower design. 4.25" x

A small ovoid-shaped vase in a dark blue and white ground glaze. Decorated in white flowers with blue spots. Beautiful tube lining. Moorcroft marked. Artists' markings on the base. Trial 9.3.17 ma

Title: Kangxi blue and white saucer bowl, c 1700 Origin: Chinese Date: : Pre 1800 item #1352345 Materials: Porcelain Saucer bowl or small dish: under-glaze blue decoration of flowers, the back with a

With a layer of creamy white glass over red glass. The interior of the dish painted with small flowers. With some gilt detail around the rim. L: 10 3/4 in., W: 10 5/8 in., H: 2 3/8 in.

With a layer of creamy white glass over red glass. The interior of the dish painted with small flowers. With some gilt detail around the rim. L: 10 3/4 in., W: 10 5/8 in., H: 2 3/8 in.

(6) Piece Chinese Export Canton Porcelain, incl: 19th c. navette shaped lidded serving dish, bud form lid finial, 3" high, 9 1/4" x 7 3/4", rim glaze frits; and (5) Small plates, early 20th c., 5 3/4"

long：10.5cm，height：4.6cm

H9cm，W3.8cm，

Assortment of (12) Decorative Items . Metal sculpture of a warrior holding a shield. Metal owl sculpture. Marked on back. Diamond shaped ceramic small dish. Flower painted on inside. Teal inside. Dark

Near East; c. 10th- 14th century. A lovely blue-glazed miniature cup with faceted sides. A star-shaped small dish with blue-green glaze. Lastly, a small pot or inkwell with remains of turquoise glaze.

Cherry Heering liqueur decanter with coat of arms decoration; 4"L x 4"W x 8"H. Small pitcher 3"L x 2.25"W x 3"H. Four small round dishes delicate white flower design; 0.5"H x 3.25" dia. Bing & Grondah

SONG/JIN DYNASTY the pear-shaped body resting on a short splayed foot, sweeping up to a slender waisted neck and curved rim, boldly carved around the exterior through the white slip to the buff-colour

SONG/JIN DYNASTY the pear-shaped body resting on a short splayed foot, sweeping up to a slender waisted neck and curved rim, boldly carved around the exterior through the white slip to the buff-colour

Painted in famille rose, the dish depicts blossoming Camellia flowers with bees buzzing about, against white glaze, bottom bears six character YONGZHENG mark. Height: 2 1/4 in (5.7 cm) Diameter: 20 1/

Yellow ware heart shaped dish with unusual glaze and flower design in base, 10"T x 7.5"W x 2.75"D

Includes 3 Z. S. and Co pieces; 1 leaf shaped dish, 1 creamer, and 1 gravy bowl, 1 M. Z. Austrian bowl, and 1 Made in Germany plate. Decorated with pink and white flowers; gilded scalloped borders. Z.

Typical official kiln utensils, shaped as small mouths, short neck, slippery shoulders, the abdomen gradually broader into a hemispherical shape. For more detailed pictures, please click the link: htt

A Chinese blue&white porcelain flower pattern dish plate Ming dyansty 7 cm H x 40 cm Diam The pan is open, the abdomen is shallow, and the feet are circled. White glaze is applied on the inside and ou

a) Small dish, Ming. Underglaze blue decoration, white-blue glaze, craquelé. Low, thick-walled and without foot, d. 12 cm x h. 3 cm. In the mirror in a double ring lotus. Lip damaged. b) Small dish

Large lot of Cowan Pottery including teapot, cups and saucers, creamer and sugar (no lid), pair of candlesticks, vase, small dish and flower frog- mostly in green glaze, some saucers and cups in blue

White mat glaze floral dishes, dated 1944, shape # 6833, 1930 dish, shape #2915. RP logo to each. Flower dish- 3.75w x 3.75d Dish- 4.125w x 2.625d.

Set of 8 white ceramic flower shaped plates. Marked to undersides illegibly. Measure approx. 8.75 inches wide. All pieces have some surface wear consistent with exposure. Plate set, dish set, white pl

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE, having standard brown glaze with small white flowers and stems on one side. Impressed sun with 14 rays, "614E", and "O.C.P." Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Circa 1901.