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A Chinese famille rose plate.

A Chinese octagonal plate 28cm diameter and another Chinese plate, 22 cm diameter

The frame finely carved with c-scrolls, floriate motifs, rockwork, and fruit, the top with seated Chinese man holding a fishing rod.(H: 46 in. W: 24 in.)ProvenanceG. Randall Inc., Fine Antiques and Works of Art, Alexandria, Virginia.Acquired directly from the above in 1980.Collection of Alan I. and Dianne Kay, Bethesda, Maryland.The Estate of Alan I. and Dianne Kay, Bethesda, Maryland.possibly original mirror plate and backboardTo receive a condition report, additional images or for any other information, please email Andrew Taggart at ataggart@freemansauction.com

A VICTORIAN BROWN RIMMED PART TEA SERVICE, A PARAGON EDWARD VIII MUG, A CHINESE IMARI PLATE, COPELAND PEPLOW PATTERN DINNER WARES, ETC.

A large 18th century Chinese porcelain shaped oval meat plate, painted in tones of underglaze blue with flowers and diaper trellis, 42.5cm wide, 42.5cm wide, c.1770

A French armorial porcelain plate, painted in the Chinese export taste in the famille rose palette, 21cm diam, c.1880

A Chinese circular plate, painted in tones of underglaze blue with a figure on a bridge, in a landscape of pagodas, 25cm diam, 19th century

A small group of silver and plate and other items, including three silver cruet items, other plated cruet items, a Sheffield plate oval tray, a plated tray, three horn beakers, and a Chinese carved wooden tray

A Chinese armorial Famille Rose plate, Qianlong, with coat of arms including a dragon and grouse, blue complex border, 24cms; a Chinese Famille Rose coffee can, 6cms; and a small Chinese 'Imari' bowl, 11.3cms diameter. (3)

A Chinese export blue and white meat plate, Qianlong, decorated with a pine tree, growing flowers, rockwork and antiques, within a complex 'Fitzhugh' border, 37cms wide; and another with pagodas and islands, 36cms. (2)

A 19th century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain plate decorated with birds to the centre, 25cm diameter Location:

A Chinese porcelain wall plate decorated with flowers and birds with a geometric border, 37cm.

A quantity of Chinese dinnerware, comprising seventeen 25 cm dinner plates, fifteen 18 cm dinner plates, fourteen 20 cm plates, two small bowls to match and eight further small bowls, all with dragon pattern, and 14 saucers marked "Decorated in Hong Kong". CONDITION REPORT: A number of these plates in this lot have small chips to the rims of their bases. Two plates, one a side plate and a dinner plate both have significant and noticeable chips to their edges. These losses are clearly visible.

A large collection of 19th and 20th century Chinese, and other origin vase stands, plate stands and generic stands in teak, mahogany and other woods, various sizes (quantity).

Two Chinese Imari Plates painted landscape and flowering shrubs in iron red and blue, 9in, two imari Bowls, A/F, a polychrome Plate, a blue and white lidded Sucrier with ? moulding and cross-over handle, Tea Cup and Coffee Can

A CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE PLATE centrally painted with a pair of yellow and black cockerels within a pink and green panelled border, unmarked, 9 1/4" diameter, together with three similar plates, one painted with a phoenix, all unmarked (4) (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Cockerel plate has barely detectable restoration, possibly fairly extensive. Phoenix plate has small chip to rim at 4. Urn of flowers plate good. Peony plate chipped

A CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN PLATE of plain circular form, with blanc-de-chine enamelled foliate centre, the rim with a turquoise and gilt "wave" border, unmarked, 9" diameter (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Good, no cracks or restoration, a minute chip to rim

A Chinese plate with dragon decor. 19th/20th century. Dimensions:(D:29 cm)

A Chinese Famille Verte plate, decorated with birds and flowers.Kangxi mark, 19th/20 century. Dimensions:(D:41 cm)

A Chinese Famille Rose plate, decorated with warriors, peaches and antiquities. 19th/20th century. Dimensions:(D:45,5 cm)

A Chinese Famille Rose plate, decorated with warriors, peaches and Foo Dogs. Marked Daoguang, 19th/20th C. Dimensions:(D:45,5 cm)

A Chinese Millefleur plate, 24.5cm diameter

A late 19th century Chinese export porcelain plate with a hardwood stand the dish decorated with figures on a gilt ground. A small garniture of 18th century export porcelain damaged and a Chinese enamel decorated dish and cover.

Group of three Chinese porcelain vessels including one bowl, one tray, and one vase. The vase with a Qianlong mark along the underside. The bowl with a Qing Jiaqing mark along the underside. The tray with a Qing Tongzhi mark along the underside.Height ranges from 2 in to 5 in; diameter ranges from 2 1/4 in to 10 3/4 in.Condition: The items are in fair condition. Wear throughout; original firing and glazing flaws as shown in the listing image. As expected, there is fading to the glaze throughout. To the plate, capture lower center in the listing image, there are three minute chips to the rim; to the lower center, there is light brown staining as shown in the listing image; to the underside, there is adhesive residue. To the vase, upper left, no visible chips to the rim and the footrim; wear to the wooden base. The bowl, upper right, no visible chips along the rim; glaze loss throughout, most noticeably along the interior of the rim; there is an adhesive residue to the interior. All items do not show a sign of restoration under UV light; wear along the underside, is consistent with age and use.

Pair of Kangxi period Chinese export porcelain dishes with famille verte decoration depicting baskets of flowers. Marked along the underside with artemisia leaf marks in underglaze blue.(Each) Height: 1 1/4 in x diameter: 6 1/2 in.Condition: The plates are in generally good condition with no visible cracks or losses. Wear and loss to the decorations throughout. Along the top rim and footrim, there are minute chips. Wear to the underside, consistent with age and use. When inspected under UV light, the plate captured on the right in the listing image shows a sign of restoration attempts to chips along the exterior of the rim.

Group of two Chinese Qing dynasty Daoguang porcelain plates. Each with a Daoguang seal in iron-red along the underside. One plate depicting two figures in a courtyard surrounded by floral and foliate motifs and gilt decoration. One plate depicting three figures on horseback passing a soldier surrounded by floral and foliate motifs intertwined with butterflies and gilt decoration. Each with a turquoise blue glaze along the underside and decorated with four bats.Diameter: 7 3/4 in.Condition: No visible cracks or restoration under UV light. There is a chip to the footrim of the plate captured right in the listing, measuring 1/2 in; to the chip, there is a minute paint loss. No visible chips along the rim. Both plates have wear throughout as expected; they have scattered areas where the gilding has faded, consistent with age, which does not affect the overall work. The plate captured right in the lot listing has a minute green accretion to the rock; to the white building surface, there are areas that are discolored light grey; please see the listing image. Wear to the underside, consistent with age and use. Original firing and glazing flaws along the underside. No visible sign of restoration under UV light.

A box containing assorted 19th century and later ceramics including blue and white willow patterned meat plate, Carlton ware leaf dish, chrome metal tea ware, Chinese tea bowl with saucer, English tea ware etc.

A Worcester 'Japan' dish and two plates, circa 1770-75The heart-shaped dish and one lobed plate decorated with the 'Brocade' pattern, panels of dragons, flowering prunus and intricate diaper, further red mons underneath the rims, dish 26.3cm wide, plate 21.4cm diam, gold crescent marks, the second plate decorated with the rich 'Old Mosaic' pattern, eight formal panels surrounding a central prunus wreath, three floral sprigs underneath the rim, 20.4cm diam, pseudo Chinese character mark (3)Footnotes:The Worcester factory's 1769 sale catalogue included a number of 'Brocade' and 'Mosaic' patterns.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Quantity of Chinese plates and dishes, mostly late 20th century, one earlier plate with wavy rim, 23cm diam, and four saucers.Qty: 12Condition report:The plate with a wavy rim has been repaired. One of the China Cafe plates has several small chips and nibbles to the rim. Some of the other plates have old label residue and fine surface scratches. Please see additional uploaded images.

A collection of 19th century Chinese ceramics to include a large black ground dish, circular famille jaune dish, famille rose octagonal plate and a small finger bowl. Largest measures 18.5cm diam.

A collection of late 19th & 20th century Chinese & Japanese porcelain comprising two blue & white leaf dishes, two pierced Japanese tea lights / night lights, late 19th celadon ground Chinese plate, near pair of 20th Century Chinese blue & white bowls, 19th Century Japanese Imari tray along with a 20th Century Chinese blue & white bowl with Koi Carp decoration. Measures approx. 23cm tall.

An "Imari Verte" plateChinese porcelain Blue underglaze, iron-oxide and gilt decoration of central garden with phoenix and pavilion with child and female figure playing the flute Floral motifs and scalloped cartouches with precious objects decoration to tab Qing dynasty, 18th century (hairline to tab)Diam.: 22,5 cm

A plate Chinese porcelainPolychrome "Famille Rose" enamelled decoration of central landscape and wallSpiral patterns and floral motifs to tabYongzheng reign (1723-1735)(chip to rim)Diam.: 22,5 cm

Royal Doulton character jug of The Poacher together with cabinet plate and a Chinese style ginger jar

A pewter lidded tankard together with a Chinese carved wooden plate with stand

A quantity of various porcelain to include ironstone meat plate, a similar shallow dish, a Chinese blue and white ginger jar, Worcester oven to table ware tureen etc.

Four various Chinese blue and white dishes and an Oriental orange decorated plate

Two Chinese hardwood plate stands and a fret cut rosewood letter rack, 26cm wide

A Chinese famille verte ‘eight horses’ plate, Kangxi period, together with an early 20th century blue and white ‘rice grain’ pattern bowl. Largest 22cm diameter

Early Chinese famille rose plate with figural decoration, diameter 18.5cm approx

Oriental Chinese/Japanese Imari Charger Plate

Oriental Chinese/Japanese Imari Charger Plate

A Chinese famille rose plate, a teapot and a vase. The former 20 cm diameter.

A 19th century Chinese famille rose plate. 22 cm diameter.

Chinese Celadon Vase, 28cm high together with a Chinese Vase and Plate (both a/f), Blanc de Chine Figure of Guanyin and Resin Moulded Vase

Chinese Famille Rose Plate decorated with figures, 27cm diameter, Two Chinese Teapots and a Pair of Resin Chinese Figures on Stands

19th century Chinese blue and white tea cup and a collection of Imari table wares to include two cups, two saucers and a side plate (6) (a/f)

A Chinese blue and white porcelain plate, circa 1750, decorated with pagodas within a landscape, Christie's Nanking Cargo paper label verso, dia.23cmA very small nibble to the rim.Otherwise condition is very good.

A pair of Chinese famille verte table lamps, each of baluster form upon figural supports, flanked by shishi mask handles and enamel decorated with figures within a landscape, 福 fu zhuanshu seal to the underside, h.44cm including fittings, each with a green pleated shade as purchased from HarrodsPossibly Japanese.Enamel is a little rubbed in places.A few nibbles to the feet.One foot has been reattached.Some scratches to the bodies.Both have a thick glue residue to the interior of the neck where they’ve been converted.One is missing the circular metal plate from the fittings.

Various bijouterie to include: silver-plate, lady's wristwatches and four painted Chinese-style hardstone eggs on stands (the eggs decorated with birds)

Three Chinese scarlet porcelain jars and covers, a plate and candlestick

A Chinese Silver Rice-Wine Ewer, Probably Qianlong Period (1735-1796), With Marks for Cornelis Knuystingh, Rotterdam, 1783, Presumably as Importer lobed octagonal and on conforming spreading foot, each lobe chased with differing foliage and flowers, some heightened with birds and each on a matted ground, alternating panels further respectively decorated with rabbits, a crane, a rooster and a horse, with plain handle and spout, the detachable cover similarly decorated and with openwork quatrefoil finial11cm high, 8oz 17dwt, 275grWhile very probably not made for export Chinese silver pots of a similar form to the present example, often called teapots, had arrived in Europe as early as the late 17th century. One example was given to Louis XIV in 1686 by Siamese envoys. That example, which was acquired by the Palace of Versailles in 2018 (V.2018.8), is of a similar tapering shape to the present example and with panels decorated with Chinoiserie motifs, though it is heightened with gilding. Another example which can be definitively dated is an example which is marked for London, 1682. While there has long been speculation about the origins of that example H. A. Crosby Forbes, John Devereux Kernan and Ruth S. Wilkins felt it was of Chinese manufacture and marked on import into London (H. A. Crosby Forbes, John Devereux Kernan and Ruth S. Wilkins, Chinese Export Silver 1785-1885, Milton, Massachusetts, 1975, pp. 51-52, fig. 22).Other examples include one in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, dated circa 1680 (M.69:1, 2-1955), another, dated to the Kangxi period, which is thought to have been from the collections of the Duke of Buccleuch which was on the market in 2008 (Christie’s, London, 23 October 2008, lot 233 and a third sold by Bonhams (17 May 2018, lot 266). While unusual to be marked with Dutch marks this would not be the only known example of Chinese silver being so marked. There is for example a ‘large octofoil [sic] basin, decorated with Chinese subjects in relief’ recorded as being marked for Amsterdam 1713, which was part of the silver belonging to the Duke of Portland (A. E. Jones, Catalogue of Plate Belonging to the Duke of Portland, K.G., G.C.V.O. at Welbeck Abbey, London, 1935, p. 42).Marked underneath with Dutch marks and with a later Dutch tax mark. There is some overall light surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a very minor softening to the high points.

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE VERTE PLATE KANGXI PERIOD 1662 - 1722 decorated with precious objects and figures amongst a court scene, with pictorial mark within double ring to base23cm diameterIn overall good condition. Two sections of the plate have restoration. Also a hairline crack. Some small chips to the rim.Additional photos now available.

18TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PLATE YONGZHENG PERIOD 1722 - 1735 decorated with peonies and foliage, surrounded by a diapered border23cm wideIn overall good condition. Some minor chips to the rim. Some old sections of restoration to the plate. A historic crack running from one side to the other of the plate. Additional photos now available.

GROUP OF CHINESE CANTONESE PORCELAIN ITEMS MID TO LATE 19TH CENTURY including a tea pot, punch bowl, plate, cup and saucer, all decorated in the Rose Medallion palette with Rose Mandarin scenes, surrounded by birds, flowers and foliagethe bowl 25.5cm diameterBowl has several chips around the rim. Fading to the faces of the figures. Some wear to the body. Tea pot - Small section of restoration to the rim. Fading to the faces of the paintwork and some sections of the body. The underside of the lid has some chips.The plate has a chip to the rim. Cup and saucer - cup has a chip to the foot and loss of gilding to the rim. Saucer has some chips to the rim.Additional photos now available. 

RARE CHINESE CANTONESE PLATE EARLY 19TH CENTURY C.1840 decorated with a vibrant Rose Mandarin scene, depicting a dominant figure, confiding with the other figures over a scroll, surrounded by a censor with smoke, a tea pot and vases of flowers, along with several borders depicting ribbons, peonies, flowers and birds, all with rich gilding24cm wideIn overall good condition. Some loss of gilding to the rim. Several flea bites to the rim. Minor fading to some of the paintwork. Additional photos now available.

18TH CENTURY CHINESE OCTAGONAL SOUP PLATE QIANLONG PERIOD 1736 - 1795 the centre scene decorated with two cranes amongst peony blooms, the border decorated with geese and further foliage 22cm wideIn overall good condition. Some chips to the rim. Also some loss to the paint work. Additional photos now available.

A Romanesque inspired two handled pottery urn with masks to front, on circular moulded base, shows signs of chips, loss of decoration etc, (h 20cm, top d 18cm) a Chinese terracotta pottery figure of a woman holding a stand on her head, with green glaze, (h 23.5cm, base 7cm) and a Rosenthal Versace circular plate with classical style bust to centre enclosed within a scrolling leaf border, complete with original box, (d 18cm) (3)

19thc book plate of a Chinese Man with Spider Monkey, highlighted with colour, and Lady with Sprig of Blossom, staining and spotting, oak glazed mounted frame, (25cm x 15cm)

GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN & WOOD CARVINGS, comprising 18th Century famille rose plate decorated with peony, 23cm diam, 18th Century landscape plate in blue and white, 23cm diam. 19th Century underglaze blue and famille rose landscapes bowl, 23.5cm diam., early 20th Century Cantonese cylindrical teapot and cover, 13cm h, and a pair of lacquered giltwood panels carved with fruiting peach branches, 33cm h (6)Comments: bowl crack to base, teapot with one missing handle.Provenance: The estate of Eileen Price McWilliam, Welsh opera singer and RWCMD tutor.