A Chinese famille rose charger decorated with a basket of flowers. Yongzheng period.
Enameled with a ribbon-tied basket of fruit and flowers, the rim with cartouches of auspicious objects.
A Chinese famille rose covered bowl. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in the famille rose enamels, with a central basket of peonies.
A pair of Chinese Export Porcelain “Tobacco Leaf” plates. Late 18th/early 19th century
Decorated in underglaze blue, polychrome enamels, and gold, with a pair of pheasants amongst leaves and flower blossoms beneath two squirrels on the branches of vine, three prunus sprays on the reverse, gold edge on the lobed rim.
A Chinese famille rose “twin peacock” charger. Qianlong period.
Enamelled in a rich famille rose palette with a peacock and a peahen standing on a grassy hillock beside blue weathered rocks growing with large pink peony, smaller flowers in gilt and colors growing alongside, all within a series of iron-red borders trailing similar blooms and interrupted by dark grey ground lappets edged in green […]
A large Chinese famille rose group representing the Hehe Erxian. Qianlong period
Decorated in the famille rose palette, with two boys seated on pierced rock work, a “three-legged toad” peering out from an opening below.
A Chinese silvered famille rose plate decorated with a lady playing a qin. Yongzheng period.
Finely enamelled to the central octafoil panel with a lady playing the qin among archaic vessels and a chest of drawers, reserved on a trellis-pattern ground encircled by a stylised lotus scroll, the rim with cartouches of flowers alternated with iron-red ground cartouches of flower scrolls, reserved on a silver-grey ground.
A very massive Chinese famille rose “Mandarin-pattern” punch pot. Qianlong period.
The large vessel is decorated to each side with shaped panels depicting Chinese ladies. The spout and the handle with moulded decoration and painted in gilt.
A rare Chinese Export “Four Elements ” plate depicting “Water”. Qianlong period (circa 1742)
Decorated in the famille rose palette and depicting Galatea, a sea-nymph, in a shell-shaped chariot drawn by dolphins, being guided by a putti, two other putti grasping a shaded red and pink cloth which is billowing to form a canopy, sea-nymphs, tritons and other putti playing in the turbulent river and on the chariot, a […]
A large and unusual Chinese famille rose “La Dame au Parasol” dish. Qianlong period.
Decorated in the famille rose palette, with scalloped rim, painted with the famous scene of a lady standing before waterbirds as her attendant shades her with a parasol, the fluted border with pendant swags of ribbon-tied objects and peony.
A set of four Chinese famille rose “Red Tobacco Leaf” plates. Qianlong period.
Enamelled in the famille rose palette, with stylised sliced pomegranate and hibiscus amidst serrated leaves, in pale green, iron-red, pink and brown enamels.