British Antique China

71754, antique Chinese oval accent rug with Pictorial Phoenix design. This hand knotted wool

Presenting an absolutely gorgeous mid-late 19th century British Chinese Chippendale style cylinder

CHINA TRADE BRASS-MOUNTED CAMPHOR-WOOD CAMPAIGN CHEST OF DRAWERS Circa 1840 44 1/8" H x 40 1/2" W

Impressive 19th century campaign chest with seven drawers handcrafted in camphor wood and featuring a pullout desk with nooks, drawers and a leather writing surface.

This charming British 19th century oil painting is by Victorian artist Richard Willes Maddox

markings on the underneath of the bowl display "Ironstone China" "William Adams" "Tunstall" with the coat

China, 18th Century, Blue-and-White Decorated Dish, circa 1780 This Chinese export porcelain dish

A FINE CHINESE EXPORT BRASS-BOUND CAMPAIGN CHEST Probably Chinese Export for the British market

service of this age. Antique British china is never perfect. Kilns were fired on coal in the 1800s, and

Technical data Materials: Porcelain tray, wooden legs Period: Qing Dynasty Country of origin: China

An unusual cabinet commissioned in China by a British officer. In two parts for transporting. Of

Rare and unusual antique Chinese sculpture or model depicting a Manchurian sovereign carried on a

An evocative early 20th-century oil portrait depicting a poised young British gentleman, likely a

wooden dowels, before being stamped and finished for the British market. What Is Chinese Export

the British market in Jingdezhen, China, is a wonderful example of custom-ordered armorial ware. Its

sophisticated travel. It was made during the British occupation of China, this is known as export furniture

that was placed near the entrance to a Chinese-Burmese home. During the British Colonial period, many

of the factory. Chelsea was one of the very early adopters of porcelain in the British china

china from that period can have some firing specks from flying particles. British makers were also known

around the world, reflecting the growing British interest in China during the early 19th century. It

dramatic tripod base, each leg carved in the form of a mythical Chinese dragon, symbolising power and

of George Macartney's travels to China, published by George Nicol. Macartney was Britain's first

off the rim. Neither of these stand out and the plates are entirely stable. Antique British china is

England. Around the year 1800 he perfected the bone china recipe that has been used by British potters

A black lacquered pedestal/stand in elm wood, with red root stone top, cabriole legs and base stretcher, Beijing, 19th century.

. With mark: Real Iron-Stone China (and British Crown icon). Note: Museum repair to the lid.

in silver bullion, paid by the Chinese to the British. (Clowes, W.L. The Royal Navy: A History from

Matheson, the Hong Kong based trading company which began shipping tea from China to Great Britain in 1834

co-author with Richard Halliday of "Chinoiserie: Printed British Ceramics in the Chinese Style 1750

, Chinese, Ottoman, and British, alongside the vibrant diversity of cultures that have shaped Asia’s destiny

Impressive antique British Colonial Chinese campaign chest crafted in teak wood in two piece

British-controlled regions in Malaya. - China is depicted with its traditional boundaries, along with

Charlotte of England admired the "new line" that was developed as a British substitute for Chinese porcelain

, China, and British-controlled India. Europe is rendered with precision, while Africa’s interior is still

18th century the British were eager to open up further trade with the Chinese Empire. Since 1757

. Sir William Chambers (1723-1796) was a renown 18th century British architect. He traveled to China

. Sir William Chambers (1723-1796) was a renown 18th century British architect. He traveled to China

southwestern China. It shows men, women, and children dressed in distinctive traditional costumes, representing

expansive work that mapped China, the East Indies, Asia, the Americas, early voyages to Australia, New

Voyages" was an expansive work that mapped China, the East Indies, Asia, the Americas, early voyages to

, KCIE, AM (10 February 1857 – 20 February 1940) was Commander of British Troops in South China

19th-century British china painter and manufacturer. Born in 1786, he was active primarily in

versions of the East. In 18th-century Britain, China seemed a mysterious, far-away place. Chinoiserie

decoration imported from China and Japan were extremely fashionable. This led many British designers and

An extremely rare and most interesting mid-18th century Chinese open arm chair in the English style

people or the British colonialists. Straits Chinese furniture is a fusion of Chinese Xing dynasty

Crown Derby Porcelain Company, is a British manufacturer of fine bone china. The company has a long and

art deco style was being born. The Paragon China company was a British manufacturer of bone china

bamboo furniture. Often furniture produced during this period combined British, Chinese and Japanese

This is a Chinese antique side table in rosewood and marble from the British Empire Exhibition of

centre table stamped for the 1924 British Empire Chinese exhibition This table is as fine as they come

19th C. Anglo Chinese oil painting of a British ship of the China Trade period. Excellent detailed

This Campaign style table comes in two parts; the upper features a square top with ribbed edges that is supported by two pairs of turned spindle struts connected to moulded humpback ...

A Chinese export brass mounted camphor wood campaign desk in 2 parts, the upper case with hinged

Beautiful example of a Welsh dresser or china hutch, sometimes known as a kitchen dresser or pewter

These two figures, male and female, are made for the British market. They wear traditional Chinese

19th Century Chinese Tung Chih Temple Jar Vase As Lamp On Custom Made Mahogany Base With A a Pink