A Chinese Dutch-decorated plate with two quails. Kangxi/Yongzheng

A Chinese porcelain Dutch-decorated plate, the plain form later-enamelled with a Kakiemon design of two quails pecking at millet beneath flowering stems, a grasshopper perched above, the rim with four panels of quail within a cracked ice and prunus ground in a famille vert palette.

A very fine Chinese famille verte panel decorated with the Empress. Kangxi

A Chinese fragment of a larger and rounded panel, decorated in the famille verte panel, with an old Chinese empress sit on an armchair, and next to her, three court ladies, one of them carrying a baby. To the left of the Empress, one of the 100 different ways to write the character shou, which means […]

A Chinese armorial plate for the English market. Yongzheng

The arms are of Carr (and Kerr), Gules on a chevron argent three mullets of the fiels, impaling Bigge, Ermine on a fess engrailed between  three martlets sable – as many annulets or. The crest is of Carr, A stag’s head cooped proper.

Unusual Chinese “faux marbre” pomegranate-form tureen. Qianlong

A Chinese Export famille rose “faux marbre” pomegranate-form tureen, reserved on either side with a panel of quatrefoil panel of stylized flowers, the ends affixed with stalk and twig handles, the cover molded in hight relief with three naturalistically colored pomegranates, around a stalk finial.