A Chinese famille rose dish with figures. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in famille rose enamels, the center with two horsemen and their attendant in front of a wall.
A Chinese export armorial plate for the dutch market (Valckenier). Qianlong period.
The centre boldly painted with a large coat-of-arms of the family Valckenier from Amsterdam with a shaded pink falcon crest, the rim with four sprays of flowering boughs in grisaille, iron-red and gilt.
A Chinese famille rose « Madame de Pompadour » charger. Qianlong period.
Brightly enamelled to the interior with a peony medallion encircled at the rim by floral sprays and seed pods flanking cartouches alternately enclosing a fish or an eagle.
A very large Chinese famille rose dish decorated with archaistic vases. Yongzheng period.
Very large dish enamelled at the centre with a cluster of archaistic vases of flowers, scholars objects, and a wrapped qin. On the cavetto, a pink cell-diaper with clasp. Four branches of flowers on the rim.
A Chinese biscuit figure of the immortal Cao Guo-Jiu or a scholar. Kangxi Period.
Figure of an immortal seated on a hexagonal base, decorated in famille verte enamels on the biscuit, the face, beard and left hand covered with transparent lead glaze. Three sides of the base have geometrical patterns and rosettes in enamels ; the three sides at the back are undecorated except for a stylized flower or a […]
A Chinese Blanc de Chine surprise cup with a figure of an immortal. Kangxi period.
With a hexagonal form, decorated with moulded branches of prunus on the walls, with the figure of an immortal, probably Cao Guojiu.
A large Chinese famille verte teapot. Kangxi period.
Fluted lobed melon shape with short straight spout and loop handle, enamelled with two foliate panels enclosing insects flying among peony and rockwork, the conforming covers enamelled with five panels enclosing flowers.
A Chinese famille rose square baluster beaker vase. Yongzheng period.
Decorated with a low relief moulded fruiting sprays of pomegranate, peony, and peach issuing from pierced blue rockwork below sepia and gilt cell-pattern at the neck.
A Chinese famille verte dish decorated with phoenix and dragons. Kangxi period.
Decorated in the famille verte enamels, underglazed blue and gold, with a border of two dragons, together with a pair of phoenix separated by a peony spray and a basket of flowers in the center within a scroll band.
A Chinese famille rose-noire teapot-stand. Yongzheng period.
A Chinese famille noire enameled teapot-stand with scalloped rim and panels with flowers.