A Chinese powder blue plate with a gilt decoration. Kangxi period
Decoratedwith powder blue glaze and gilt.
A Chinese powder blue dish with a gilt decoration. Kangxi period
Decorated in powder blue with a gilt decoration.
A Chinese powder blue teapot with a gilt decoration. Kangxi period
Decorated in powder blue with a gilt decoration.
A Chinese powder blue conical coffee-pot. Kangxi period.
Decorated in powder blue glaze with a gilt decoration of birds on branches.
A Chinese famille rose plate decorated with The Judgment of Paris. Qianlong period.
Decorated in famille rose enamels, the centre depicting Paris wearing rose drapery, holding a staff, seated on an iron-red rock beside his recumbent hound, offering a golden apple to Venus flanked by Juno and Minerva, with Cupid seated at their feet, the rim bordered by iron-red delineated gilt shells and foliate scrolls.
A pair of small Chinese famille rose tobacco leaf plates. Qianlong period.
Of barbed and lobed outline, enameled with the classic pattern in vivid famille rose colors, underglaze blue and gilt, a very large passion flower in pink and yellow shown against the leaves.
A pair of Chinese famille rose tobacco leaf plates. Qianlong period.
Of barbed and lobed outline, enameled with the classic pattern in vivid famille rose colors, underglaze blue and gilt, a very large passion flower in pink and yellow shown against the leaves.
A massive Chinese famille rose charger from the “Serviço dos Dois Pavões”. Qianlong period.
Enamelled and gilt at the centre with a peacock and peahen perched on rockwork beside a large peony-blossom amongst various flowering branches, comprising one octafoil tray.
A Chinese famille verte biscuit water pot modeled as the drunken poet Li Tai Bai. 18th/19th century
Famille verte water pot modelled as the drunken poet Li Bai (701-762), wearing green and yellow robes and resting against a wine jar.
A pair of imari dishes decorated with Hsi Wang Mu, Queen Mother of the West. Kangxi period.
Decorated with a lady walking in a garden with a deer, Hsi Wang Mu, within large lappet borders.