A Chinese export porcelain seated puppy. Qianlong period.
Modelled and seated with head turned and the mouth open, with a yellow collar suspending a gilt bell around its neck.
A Chinese Imari plate decorated with figures. Kangxi period.
Decorated with the traditional Imari palette, representing children in a garden. The rim with four reserves painted in “rouge de fer” and gold with landscapes.
A Chinese kraak porcelain dish. Wanli period.
Decorated in the centre with a flower basket, the rim divided in sections. Red and green enamels were probably added in the 18th century in Holland.
A very large Chinese famille rose dish decorated with a flowers basket. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in famille rose enamels, with a central basket of flowers.
A rare Chinese plate decorated with a domestic scene. Yongzheng period.
Painted with two women in a domestically scene. On the covet, three dragons. Flowers on the rim.
A Chinese black mirror glazed vase balustre decorated with gilt. Kangxi period.
Decorated with a black mirror glazed and flowers.
A Chinese export armorial plate for the english market (West of Cliff). Yongzheng period.
Decorated in polychrome enamels and gold, with engrailed dots and floral sprays on the rim, leafy vine of grapes and flowers in the well, armorial at the center. The arms are those of West of Cliff.
A Chinese dish decorated with figures. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in famille rose enamels with a lady and her attendant in famille rose-imari enamels.
A Chinese famille rose dish decorated with a lady and her attendant. Yongzheng period.
The dish is decorated with a lady and her attendant who is carrying a cithare qin, a chinese musical instrument, in front of a fenced garden decorated with rocks, shrubs and water lilies. The rim is painted with flowering branches of peonie, anemone and prunus, all executed with the balance, the elegance and the beauty […]
A Chinese plate decorated in famille verte-rose enamels with figures. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in famille rose-verte, with figures, the design probably from the Xixiang ji.