Antique China Ware

A Chinese Zhangzhou Swatow ware blue and white porcelain plate, dating from the early 17th century

This is a Kraak or Kraak-ware Chinese Export porcelain dish or deep plate hand painted in a typical

This is a very beautiful Kraak or Kraak-ware Chinese Export porcelain Dish or Deep Plate hand

internationally renowned and was knew for several specialties: China bone, Majolica, Parian ware, and Japonism

Europe. As such, it was one of the major forms of export ware produced in China in the 18th,19th and 20th

piece of Chinese export ware in very good order. Dimensions: Max width 25cm (9.75'') Max depth 25cm

An extremely rare Doulton Lambeth Marqueterie Ware vase of Chinese form with winged dragon handles

internationally renowned and was knew for several specialties, China bone, Majolica, Parian ware, and Japonism

the so called Islamic "Splashed Ware" mostly likely had its original inspiration from Chinese San Cai

‘Wood’s Ware’, ‘Bursley Ware’, ‘Woods Ware’ and ‘Ivorine China’. Our reference: 08613

imitate the whiteness of tea-ware imported from China, an extremely popular product amongst high society

could achieve the blue-tinted glaze found on early Chinese porcelains. This ware goes by a few names

renowned for his work with Queensware, painted china glaze ware, transfer ware, basalt, and jasperware

bronze ware imported from China. Sue pottery has been used as a burial item mainly in the graves of

by the sheen of lustre." The Connoisseur compared Lustrosa Ware to Chinese transmutation glazes

bone ash porcelain (China Bone), majolica, Parian Ware biscuits, as well as pieces influenced by

peninsula, There are also items made to imitate Chinese bronze ware. Sueki, which was born in Osaka

Peninsula, Some of them are made by imitating Chinese bronze ware. Originating in Osaka, “sueki” has

imitates bronze ware imported from China. Sue pottery has been used as a burial item mainly in the graves

, Some are made by imitating Chinese bronze ware. Born in Osaka, "sueki" is gradually being made in

Korean Peninsula, Some are made by imitating Chinese bronze ware. Born in Osaka, "sueki" is gradually

Peninsula, Some are made by imitating Chinese bronze ware. Born in Osaka, "sueki" is gradually being made

, creating high quality bone china table ware. The pottery rose to fame when King William VI ordered a huge

1842, creating high quality bone china table ware. The pottery rose to fame when King William VI

used in the famous china ware and pottery workshops in Stoke onTrent, home to such names as

This Chinese Qing Dynasty flambé jarlet is ovoid in form, tapering towards the mouth, decorated

A Chinese armorial ware part tea set comprising : teapot with crossed handles, a trio of saucer and

furnishing houses with China-Ware, which increased to a strange degree afterwards, piling their China upon

The ovoid body of the vase is glazed with a translucent cream crackle and features a boldly painted Kylin (lion) in chocolate brown glaze. Loop handles are applied to the neck. Late ...

Chinese Ceramic Shanxi Sujo ware wine pots (vases). The pots are priced individually.

Chinese porcelain 'Swatow' jar, of elegant globular form with minimal neck, painted all over in

Antique Chinese tea jar converted to a lamp. Semi circular with flat back and gold and black

This 19th C. Chinese export ware black lacquered table cupboard features 2 doors with and inside

Early 18th century circa 1720 Chinese Export Imari ware orange, red, and blue porcelain vase with

Large scale 18th century Chinese Imari ware round porcelain charger marked with double blue ring.

This product is a rare six-sided vermillion lacquer rinka (ring of flowers) tray. It was made in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. It has been carefully stored in an old teahou...

furnishing houses with China-Ware, which increased to a strange degree afterwards, piling their China upon

A blue and white porcelain kraak ware charger, the rim with panelled decorated, the centre painted

. Favored by overseas Chinese all over the world at the time, and by English and American merchants.

Pair Hunan Teu-Chou Ware Storage Jugs, Glazed Earthenware, China, 19th Century. 22

Chinese paste ware lamps embellished with cranes both flying and standing near the blossoming trees

York State ordered dinner ware from the Chinese through merchants as many wealthy Americans throughout

" Chinese and Japanese dish ware. This piece is later but the Oriental styles are hard to miss. Pieces

-designed decor was illustrated in a Mintons Ltd. China works secessionist ware catalogue in 1902. Very

typical of old-world France. This piece is perfect as a china cabinet, holding all dining ware. It has a

the borders, the repeated medallions and stylized scroll designs resemble Chinese export ware of the

multitude of household items in the lower section, while displaying collections of china, serving ware or

pattern known as Modernistic. Look at the amazing patterns and colors. Royalite China ware designed for

China with this Tang Dynasty (618-907 A.D.) cream-glazed storage jar. Exhibiting a graceful piriform

19th century Chinese export canton ware blue & white round porcelain plate, unmarked.

19th century Chinese export canton ware blue and white round porcelain plate, unmarked.

18th century Chinese export canton ware blue and white porcelain mug, unmarked.

19th century Chinese Export canton ware oval blue and white porcelain plate, unmarked.

A FINE 19th Century CHINESE THREE LEGGED RU WARE PORCELAIN WASHER/STAND. A beautiful brush

Chinese blue and white ware. It took clever European potters to see the advantage of adding color or

decorated with a floral spray. The decoration of the piece is meant to resemble Chinese export ware of over