Antique China Patterns

Heading : Worcester Porcelain First Period 'Chinese Family' Pattern Teapot and Stand circa 1770

. The pattern is applied in transfer print. The Pagoda pattern is a copy of a popular Chinese pattern

curvy indented rim. The plates have a detailed chinoiserie pattern depicting a Chinese pagoda floral

white wares. The piece is decorated in one of Spode's chinoiserie patterns called: Chinese Flowers

apprenticed teenage children. This pattern is a copy of an 18th century Chinese example and consists of

. The pattern is applied in transfer print. The Pagoda pattern is a copy of a popular Chinese pattern

the super-charming and popular but very rare Elephant pattern. We have an entire tea service for 6

This is a very good stone China (Ironstone) coffee can hand painted in the tobacco leaf pattern

likely a copy of a Chinese pattern in the Japanese style. CONDITION REPORT The can is in excellent

. Shanxi was a particularly wealthy province as it was a banking center for all of China. As patterns after

Chinese export Tobacco leaf plates, Exotic Pheasants and Squirrel Pattern, Qianlong Period

Tea House landscape. The deep standing rim is detailed with a classic Chinese running pattern. The

patina. Front of the table is carved with typical Northern Chinese flower and geometric patterns. A large

decorated with enamels at Canton (Guangzhou) in southern China prior to export. The pattern is similar to

Large decorative folding screen of six panels with cracked ice pattern. 19th Century. Each panel is

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Chinese Export Silver box; an addition to our

tables in original black and red, ringed with traditional Chinese geometric patterns. The two halves come

the interior courtyard of an aristocratic Chinese home. The geometric lattice pattern is linear and

the interior courtyard of an aristocratic Chinese home. The geometric lattice pattern is linear and

include an metal lock plate, side carrying handles, and a pierced wooden stand with classic Chinese

x 11 inches x 1 1/2 inches high See: Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and forms 1780

Heavily patterned Chinese tole tea tray. The base of the tray is dominated by a gilt field pattern

vivid enamel paints. Reference: "Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns & Forms

Chinese canopy bed from c.1900 with cracked ice pattern made a Chinese Southern Elmwood and a

high x 8 3/4 inches wide Reference: "Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and Form, 1780-1880

Ming Warrior 24 cms height, wearing Mountain pattern armour and a Manchu helmet with plume

Rare pair of Chinese export rose medallion pattern porcelain candlesticks, 19th century Pair of

decoration in underglaze-blue, with a popular pattern of a Chinese coastal village contained within a cross

Deep olive green silk was hand woven in China with an all over pattern of clouds and large round

design. The panel is carved with finesse in order to create typical Chinese square and rhombic patterns

, makes this antique Chinese screen a truly special piece. Built from hardwood and decorated with lacquer

the swirling pattern is the Chinese symbol of double happiness, a blessing of happiness and good

the swirling pattern is the Chinese symbol of double happiness, a blessing of happiness and good

create typical Chinese square and rhombic patterns that let the light pass through. it could be hang onto

: "Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and Form, 1780-1880", Herbert, Peter and Nancy Schiffer, Cover

Late 19th century door panels with carvings and lattice patterns from Jiangxi province, China. This

the interior courtyard of an aristocratic Chinese home. The geometric lattice pattern is linear and

saddle panels featuring traditional Chinese geometric and floral patterns. The combination of the warm

to create intricate designs. The pattern used on this pair of vases is a Chinese traditional floral

. Chinese artisans learned Western patterns and incorporated them into their export products.

This Chinese Qing Dynasty period large carved elm wood interior window panel from the late 19th

), 1982, p. 9. Herbert, Peter, and Nancy Schiffer, Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and Forms

This is a vintage decorative vase. An oriental, revival, ceramic baluster urn with Chinese floral

stunning repousse decoration cherry blossom pattern. Hallmarked Chinese Export silver (acid tested shows a

the surrounding design imitate the styles used in 18th century Chinese porcelains. This pattern is

(Publishers), 1982, p. 13. Herbert, Peter, and Nancy Schiffer, Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and

(Publishers), 1982, p. 13. Herbert, Peter, and Nancy Schiffer, Chinese Export Porcelain: Standard Patterns and

An impressive collection of twelve willow pattern Chinese 18th century Nanking blue and white

famille rose. Painted with 'The Valentine Pattern'. Two doves perched on a quiver of arrows in front of

dos Dois Pavões" or "Double Peacock Service", is one of the most famous patterns in Chinese Export

geometrical shapes hinting of Chinese traditional patterns. This small console is typical of the combination

House pattern. China, circa 1820. Dimensions: 9-1/8” W x 7-3/4” D x 3” H (bowl) 11-1/4" L x 9-3/4" W

corners, and the bottom of the panel displays foliages and Chinese circular patterns. This gorgeous panel

Chinese export porcelain sacred bird & butterfly pattern large bulb tray, Circa 1820-50 The

Antique hand painted Mintons in China blossom pattern. Flow Blue color.

Leaf is one of the most prized of the Chinese Export patterns. The pattern was developed circa 1780 and

designs such as swirl patterns and ring patterns. This shape is the orthodox shape of ancient Chinese