From our Canton collection, a sauce boat with an unusual lobed rim, perhaps for holding spoons. Early to mid 19th century. Note a slight crack to tip of rim. Height 2 1/4 inches, length 7 1/2 inches, Depth 4 inches. $85.
Chinese export platter of the late 1700s . This is a garden scene with deer against the background of trees and a fence. The finely painted and well detailed foliage rim features butterflies. No repairs. 11 inches by 14 inches
Chinese export rose medallion covered vegetable dish, 19th century. Beautifully hand decorated in the Rose Medallion style. In two parts. no repairs. Length 10 1/2 inches, width 8 1/2 inches, height 2 1/4 inches. $195.
Chinese export Rose Medallion Punch Bowl of the 19th century. Finely done figures in a garden setting are surrounded by foliate and floral panels in soft greens, pinks, and blue. Just a slight star crack under base. Later export marking. Use as exceptional...
A pair of Chinese late 19th or early 20th century, Republic of China oblong tazzas . Wonderful shades of greens in leafage form are accompanied by flowers in orange tones as as well as pinks. Lovely for tabletop decoration. Length 10 1/4 inches width seven inches,...
Chinese 18th or 19th century blue and white porcelain oil jug or lamp.. Decorated with a tree, foliage, and birds. Minor old repair to one loop and spout. Extensive crazing to the lower half of the jar. The lid is a beautiful hand carved lid with much detail. Use...
Chinese baluster turned vase, 19th century. Decorated with floral designs on a rock work platform. Blue slip painted handles. There is unusually heavy glaze in a celadon tone on this one. No apparent repair. Height 22 1/2 inches 11 inches diameter $295.
Delightful pair of baluster turned Japanese Imari vases, late 19th or early 20th century in typical Imari tones of reds, blues, and a touch of green against a white porcelain ground.. Medallions hold rosettes against a field of navy blue leafage. No repairs or...
This is a Chinese plate of the late 18th century that helped drive the market for imported porcelains in Europe. Similar to its neighbor at the left, it is the original Chinese design but Chinese. Diameter 8 3/4, depth, 1 inch. $90.
18th century Delft bowl, shallow copying what was one of the most popular Chinese export patterns of the 18th century. Then done to compete with rising competition in the market for porcelain in Europe by the Chinese. A familiar story. A central floral motif is...
