Armorial Porcelain

English porcelain octagonal plate, a replacement piece for a Chinese Export service of the 1750s, with large central armorial, the arms of Murray & Motto Tout Prest (Quite Ready), wi...

An important coral and gilt Chamberlains Worcester Armorial dessert plate with a blackamoor armorial crest belonging to the Newton Family.

Unusual English hexagonal plate, decorated in the Chinese Export manner with a central armorial device consisting of a large heart in a rococo cartouche, titled ‘SPERO’ beneath, a kn...

A Rococo cup and saucer, elaborately decorated with the arms of Ludlow, for Daniel Ludlow of Campden.

Early 19th century Chinese export armorial tureen with cover.

Antique Chinese export Chia Ch'ing period famille rose canton armorial and landscape pattern plates, probably Wight, {three boars heads couped} circa 1810.

Chinese export porcelain armorial plate, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (1736-1795), possibly made to a custom order.

Famille rose porcelain armorial plate China, 2nd half 18th century Of lobed edge form decorated with sparsely placed sprays of flowers and buds, the cavetto decorated with a large ...

Famille rose porcelain armorial plate China, ca 1780 Of rounded octagonal form with chamfered corners, decorated in the French taste (Compagnie des Indes with swags of flower and g...

An armorial cream jug with a finely drawn coat of arms within bamboo sprays below the motto 'Omnia Vincit Labor' (Work conquers all). The reverse attractively decorated with two b...

A Dutch market armorial coffee pot with the arms of Pook Van Baggen. Qianlong, circa 1786. This Amorial service was ordered by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) Captain Eduard Ldew...

A Chinese porcelain armorial plate, painted in the centre with the Dutch arms of the Chastelein family of Leiden and Amsterdam or the French arms of the Chasteleyn family, heightened...

Boyer Paris Porcelain cup and saucer with superbly painted armorial, the border in a finely gilded random Rococo style.

English Bloor derby porcelain pair of blue-ground armorial dinner plates, with extensive gilt cartouches and foliate patterns between gilt bands, centring an armorial crest.

In underglaze blue and white with the arms of Pelgrom to the rim. From one of the earliest armorial services made in China, commissioned by Jacob Pelgrom (1655-1713), a Dutch officia...

A Chinese porcelain slightly bulbous form Armorial cup and cover painted with a medallion containing a coat of Arms opposite the handle, the handle as two twisted branches beginning ...

Chinese Export Armorial Pseudo platter with strainer.Ca. 1780

This hand-painted famille-rose and gold porcelain tankard has a Western armorial shield with three scallop shells of Saint-James around a white chevron on a blue field beneath a stag.

OLIPHANT impaling BROWNE; for a branch of Oliphant of Scotland. This is one of three services made within a decade with the same coats impaled. Strikingly colored, primarily cobalt...

Very rare Chinese Qianlong period Famille rose armorial wine cooler A fantastic armorial famille rose wine cooler made for a noble family, with the initials RC which is actually quit...

This rare size Chinese export platter was made for the American market of the Federal Period. The decoration is simple and refined and highly symbolic. It has edging of a thick coba...

A large pair of late 19th century armorial Samson vases adapted as table lamps. Measurements: 62cm High (without shades) x 89cm High (with shades).

This porcelain Chinese export oversize meat platter has a removable strainer plate.

Pair of 19th century Samson armorial covered porcelain vases. Electrified as lamps.

Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Platter with Strawberry Pattern, 19th Century

Pair of armorial porcelain plates hand decorated in an iron red, grey and blue and gold on a white ground.

Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Jardiniere, 19th century, with metal mounted rim and metal insert, with pink floral and garland motif with crest to center, iron red character mark ...

Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Plate, Arms of Stepney with Lloyd in Pretence, Circa 1745-50 Te armorial plate is painted in famille rose enamels with a fine coat of arms of t...

Pair of late 19th century Chinese export style armorial porcelain and brass sconces. Possibly by Samson.

Circa 1770s Chinese export Armorial porcelain tea pot. Elegant, globular form (an earlier design) with entwined double handle, molded spout & an associated cover of similar era.

This was sold in January 22, 2002 at the Benjamin Edwards III Collection of Chinese Export Porcelain, Lot 169. Reference: "Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the Dutch Market", Dr.

Barr Worcester yellow-ground armorial porcelain jug, Possibly decorated at Chamberlains, circa 1800 The Barr Worcester porcelain covered jug with an elaborate armorial coat of a...

Chinese export Armorial Porcelain teapoy or tea caddy, Royal Coat of Arms, Arms of Prince Willem IV of Orange (1711-51), Prince of Nassau-Dietz and Orange Circa 1748 The Chine...

Provenance: purchased at The Chinese Porcelain Co. NYC.

The blue and white armorial porcelain tureen from 1790-1810 for the Irish family O'Neill of Upper Claneboys is of bombe-form with double loop handles and flower-head handle terminati...

Pair of French porcelain table lamps with antique vases now lamps having classic form and armorial motifs with lions holding shields under a crown.

This pair of antique English armorial porcelain dishes display the crest & motto "Safety in Acting Justly."

Pirkenhammer, circa 1875, decorated with an underglaze cobalt-blue and gilt-highlighted conforming banded border, each piece further applied with an elaborate armorial reserve of...

Chinese Export pair of armorial crest porcelain vases mounted as table lamps.

The coat of arms and helmet crest are those of de Heere of Middleburg and Dordrecht. "The (original) service was probably made for Huijbert Johan de Heere, who was employed in the Ch...

Pair Chinese Export porcelain plates, with Armorial Crest on the shaped rim, border with maroon band and floral swag decoration, The central field with monogram, disguised as a flora...

The well with a gilt spearhead band and the rim with a floral border. Reference: Chinese Armorial Porcelain, David Sanctuary Howard, Page 466 where the author mentions that the a...

The dishes feature The Crest of Stuckey: A demi-lion rampant issuant, double queueé, Ermine. Showing a lion rampant double queued (with two tails) under the motto: Fortitudine et Fid...

The arms are MacGregor of MacGregor, Argent an oak tree eradicated in bend sinister surmounted of a sword in bend bother proper, in the dexter canton an antique crown gules ; crest, ...

The Chinese porcelain armorial rectangular-shaped dish is decorated in the central well with the coat of arms of Skinner.

Dimensions: 6 1/2 inches Reference: "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," D.S. Howard, Volume I, Page 200.    

The Chinese Export porcelain armorial plates were made in the Kangxi period for the Gosselin (Gosling) family.

Howard, page 95, #86. Chinese Armorial Porcelain,Vol I, David S. Howard, page 259.

This antique Spode armorial plate originates from the Royal Court of Lucknow and belonged to Ghazi-ud-Din Haider, the first King of Oudh (Awadh) in the 19th century.

Chinese Export Large Armorial Dish, Arms of Hanmer impaling Jennens, Circa 1745 The large circular Chinese Export Porcelain dish is centered with the armorial bearings of Hanmer wit...

Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Spoon Tray Arms of Hamilton of Dalziel Qianlong Period, Circa 1750–1760 This elegant Chinese export porcelain spoon tray is delicately shaped in a ...

Illustrated: An example illustrated Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, No. 51.86.259, Winfield Bequest; formerly Helana Woolworth McCann Collection. Reference: Chinese Armorial...

See D. S. Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, 1974, p.327.  

Early 19th century 49-piece partial set of Chinese export armorial porcelain China... The set consists of: 18 9.25" dinner plates 12 9 1/8 bowls Eight 6.25" bowls Three 6.25" ...

This fine armorial porcelain dish, was made by Chamberlain Worcester, circa 1820.

A lovely well-used Chinese Export armorial porcelain punch bowl with coat of arms / crest of Clan Seton, motto 'HAZARD ZET FORWARD" (Hazard Zit Forward on some versions).

A Chinese export armorial porcelain platter made ca. 1780 with cobalt blue floral decoration and an unidentified central armorial, likely European.