Antique China Patterns

The mega mendung pattern has become a symbol of the city of its origin, Cirebon and its design is attributed to the Chinese traders that began arriving in the 17th century.

The mark on the base of the mug is Godden's 1183, a blue printed DAVENPORT STONE CHINA with anchor. The pattern number, 659 is hand painted above the mark.

It is made of Ironstone pottery, named by Spode as Stone China The pattern depicts various Chinese figures holding flowers, both as a central theme and on four cartouches on the bor...

The bowl is decorated in the Chinoiserie Mogul pattern, which tends to be a rarer pattern, showing a group of oriental (Chinese) figures in a garden pagoda setting.

Details Maker: Minton & Co., England Pattern: Chinese Dragon & Bird Period: Pattern registered in 1853.

The piece has been hand painted in bold enamels over a transfer printed chinoiserie pattern called "Boy at the Door". This pattern is a close copy of an original Chinese porcelain pa...

The piece has been hand painted in bold enamels over a transfer printed chinoiserie pattern called "Boy at the Door". This pattern is a close copy of an original Chinese porcelain pa...

is Antique collectables Rosenthal Ivory Bavaria "Phoenix" Patterned fine china, hand painted, made in Germany.

A handsome example of this popular Gaudy Welsh pattern. Transluscent china body. Molded in Rococo Revival flourishes with floral finial (the finial reset, the old restoration has sli...

This plate has one of the sought after chinoiserie patterns called "Bandana" which depicts Chinese Foo Dogs, the pattern being transfer printed in black and gold colours and then han...

It is a simple design that is meant to complement a variety of china and crystal patterns. For more than 30 years, N.P.

The mark on the base of the dish is Godden's 1183, a blue printed DAVENPORT STONE CHINA with anchor. The pattern number, 659 is hand painted above the mark.

Chinese & Japanese Dragon Motif Print – Antique Lithograph of Textile Designs, c.1869 This captivating chromolithograph features richly colored Chinese and Japanese textile patterns...

Maker: De Porceleyne Bijl Pattern Name: Chinese Garden (Chinoserie) Marks: Blue underglaze axe mark.

This is a rare, beautiful and large ironstone Pedestal footed bowl or centrepiece made by Wedgwood Stone China in pattern No. 1156, in the early to mid-19th century, circa 1840.

This is a beautiful plate in the Chinese inspired pattern number 4089, produced by the Copeland - Late Spode factory and made of earthenware pottery called Pearl-ware, in the mid 19t...

The cover has an oval shape with canted corners and a shaped knob handle to its top. The pattern is called " Chinese Blue Dragon " which is a detailed chinoiserie Mason's pattern, a...

The rugs of these oases have a long standing tradition, and have been collected and cherished in the West with the traditional, old-fashioned term of Samarkand. Here we see a patte...

A beautiful 3 piece grouping of English Late Spode Chinese Imari pattern platters in graduated sizes, including a perforated insert strainer.

The bowl is fully marked to the base, with the printed blue stone China mark and the pattern number 2054 hand painted in iron red to the side.

In person, the plate is luminous—the white bone china has a soft, almost pearlescent finish that sets off the rich colors of the floral pattern.

This striking vintage deep green glazed ceramic jar from China has beautiful traditional pattern detail around edge.

The table's standout feature is its geometric apron, a design element that showcases the precision and detail-oriented approach of traditional Chinese artisans. The apron's pattern n...

The fretwork is carved with finesse in order to create typical Chinese square patterns that let the light pass through.

Samarkand rugs such as this one are revered for their multicultural DNA. The use of Chinese fret patterns and floral medallions nods to Eastern traditions, while the symmetry and bor...

Spode Porcelain Dessert Service, Probably Pattern 2314, 58 Pieces, Circa 1815 Circa 1815 This extensive Spode bone china dessert service of fifty-eight pieces was made at the height...

The design is part of the classic Willow‑style family of English blue‑and‑white Chinoiserie patterns inspired by Chinese export porcelain. All three are marked on the reverse with W.

While the first transferware patterns incorporated Chinese designs and motifs, eventually Victorian romantic sensibilities created a market for floral and pastoral patterns that high...

The hu form vessel lamp is a timeless example of Chinese decorative arts with geometric patterns and dragon form handles with rings.

While the first transferware patterns incorporated Chinese designs and motifs, eventually Victorian romantic sensibilities created a market for floral and pastoral patterns that high...

Woven in the ancient city of Khotan, where Persian, Chinese, and Central Asian influences historically intertwined, this piece exudes subtle elegance through its soft palette and geo...

Collectability: Mason’s Nabob pieces are highly sought after by collectors for completing existing sets, creating eclectic table settings, or displaying as decorative English china. ...

The three glazed doors are fitted with elegant astragal muntins arranged in geometric diamond and hexagonal patterns inspired by Chinese Chippendale design, creating a striking visua...

The Antique French Red Chinoiserie Side Table is a lovely piece with a unique and decorative design inspired by Chinese art. The red chinoiserie pattern on the table's surface adds a...

Antique Wedgwood Bone China Plate – Pattern W1505 – Green & Gilt, c. 1920s An elegant piece of English bone china by Wedgwood, dating to the mid-1920s and produced in England.

  While the first transferware patterns incorporated Chinese designs and motifs, eventually Victorian romantic sensibilities created a market for floral and pastoral patterns t...

The cup is beautifully decorated with an underglaze cobalt blue outline which has then been carefully hand painted, over-glaze, in various bold colours with pattern 490, which is a v...

English Plate signed Mason's Patent Ironstone China 'Japan' Pattern 2150. 8.8 inches.

The surface is covered with a deep ochre color glaze mottled with lighter brown patches. The mesmerizing pattern resembles oil drops in water, which calls to mind the treasured Jian ...

It is decorated in blue-and-white transferware style, echoing traditional Delftware or Chinese-inspired patterns. The panels show floral bouquets in ornate vases and Landscaped trees...

The wide border is richly decorated in orange, green, and gold, echoing the Famille Verte palette of Chinese porcelain. The pattern originated at Worcester in the late 18th century a...

Another wallpaper design is available with a matching pattern and representing Chinese masks, same size.

The decoration is one of Mason's favorite oriental themed patterns called the Table and Flower Pot or Gold jar pattern, This pattern shows a Chinese Vase or Jar holding a large flowe...

Woven in the ancient city of Khotan, where Persian, Chinese, and Central Asian influences historically intertwined, this piece exudes subtle elegance through its soft palette and geo...

All the plates are the same nominal size and shape, but have different patterns, some being rare; Top row left: Japan Basket Top row middle: Blue Carnation - gilded Top row right:...

Concentric Japanese style borders around the flange start with stylized triangular sunflowers laid in a pattern to resemble weaving. A lighter inner border, based on a Chinese cloud ...

Similar Beaker of this size and with cover is in the Helena Woolworth McCann Collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and is illustrated by C. Le Corbeiller, China Trade Porcela...

Their intricate lattice work and ornate patterns celebrate ancient Chinese aesthetics, while the dividers' functional design allows for room division and light play.

It is decorated in one of Mason's Chinese influenced hand painted patterns called "Rock, Leaves and Flowers" with gold gilt highlights, as documented on page 154 of:- A Guide to Maso...

This Desert dish is rectangular in shape with raised shaped sides It is decorated in one of Mason's Chinese influenced hand painted patterns called "Scroll Landscape and Prunus" ...

A shoulder cloth length of compact hand spun silk imported from China. The diagonal patterned stripes design created by hand in wax resist in Indonesia with vertical stripe band on e...

Sets of very early Mason's plates in this pattern are rare. The Desert plates are decorated in the chinoiserie influenced Scroll Landscape and Prunus pattern, which is one of Mason...

Cup and saucer set was made in England by Coalport for Davis Collamore New York of fine semi-transparent bone china with relief moulded patterns around the shaped edges.

Their patterns combine Chinese details with central Asian design schemes.

ROYAL CROWN DERBY (Manufacturer) - Derby Posies (Pattern) - Vintage china lidded jam jar with floral transfer decoration - featuring hand painted gilt decoration to the lid, rim and ...

These trumpet vases are European and were made to copy Chinese porcelain vases being exported to Europe from China.

The "Willow Pattern" is based on a, so called, iconic Chinese fable about two young lovers denied marriage by their parents; the story being told in images of the pagoda, fence, brid...

Nice example of an ironstone pitcher, hand painted from copper plate transfers in the Chinese Manduran pattern depicting peacocks and abundant floral decoration in a Famille Rose sty...

The "Willow Pattern" is based on a, so called, iconic Chinese fable about two young lovers denied marriage by their parents; the story being told in images of the pagoda, fence, brid...