Cargo Porcelain

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

The rims decorated with cross-hatch and spray motif. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transpo...

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

Provenance: This little box was part of the Hatcher cargo, which was sold at Christies in 1984. The former owner we bought it from actually bought this one at the auction in 1984 whi...

The rims decorated with fine cross-hatching. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship ...

This is a good Chinese porcelain Bowl which we attribute to a piece from the Hatcher Junk Shipwreck Cargo, of the late Ming period, circa 1750 (The Hatcher Cargo was salvaged from...

The rims decorated with cross-hatch and spray motif. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transpo...

The ship had been bound for Amsterdam from Canton when it crashed into a reef and sank along with its cargo of tea, raw silk, porcelain and gold ingots.

Nanking Cargo Chinese Export Porcelain Cafe au Lait and Blue Pair Bowls The Chinese Export porcelain bowls are painted with a Cafe au Lait, Batavia-ware brown ground.

When two captured portuguese merchantment were brought to The Netherlands in the early seventeenth century, their cargoes of Chinese porcelain were enthusiastically received by the D...

This is the first dedicated cargo of Chinese Zhangzhou porcelain to ever be found and these particular lidded containers were purchased at the Marché aux Puces de Paris Saint-Ouen.

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl. Salvaged from the Diana cargo shipwreck and dating to 1817.

When two captured portuguese merchantment were brought to The Netherlands in the early seventeenth century, their cargoes of Chinese porcelain were enthusiastically received by the D...

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain charger or presentation dish. Salvaged from the Diana cargo shipwreck and dating to 1817.

The Chinese blue and white porcelains in their cargoes, known as Kraak porcelain, with emphasis on paneled decoration in wide borders.

The rim with floral and cross-hatch motifs. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship b...

17th century Chinese porcelain blue and white box decorated with stylized plants and floral scrolls.

"Strange Cargo”, by ceramic dynamo Katharine Morling is a whimsical porcelain installation of a moving cargo train carrying cargo flying in the wind.

A mid-18th century Chinese Qing dynasty porcelain plate, recovered from the shipwreck of the Dutch East India Company ship "Geldermalsen", which sank on January 18, 1752 while carryi...

It was found by a fisherman who had picked up numerous pieces of porcelain from the ship while fishing. Sverker Hallstrom identified the ship and its cargo in 1990.

It was found by a fisherman who had picked up numerous pieces of porcelain from the ship while fishing. Sverker Hallstrom identified the ship and its cargo in 1990.

The ship had been bound for Amsterdam from Canton when it crashed into a reef and sank along with its cargo of tea, raw silk, porcelain and gold ingots.

The ship had been bound for Amsterdam from Canton when it crashed into a reef and sank along with its cargo of tea, raw silk, porcelain and gold ingots.

The bowl was recovered from the famous Nanking Cargo shipwreck, a trade ship of the Dutch East India Company that struck a reef in 1752 while on route to the Netherlands, filled with...

The ship had been bound for Amsterdam from Canton when it crashed into a reef and sank along with its cargo of tea, raw silk, porcelain and gold ingots.

The irregular shaped head, bald high forehead, and straight pencilled beard with moustache support this date and period. Notes: The Hatcher Cargo : The Hatcher Cargo was the fi...

The rim with floral and cross-hatch motifs. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship b...

The rim with floral and cross-hatch motifs. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship b...

The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship belonging to the Dutch East India company (VOC).

There is a possibility that these two bowls came from The Tek Sing Shipwreck Cargo of 1822 but such porcelain usually has a certificate, auction or sale stamp with it and these have ...

The rim with floral and cross-hatch motifs. The "Nanking cargo" is the modern name given to the porcelain cargo of what we now know to be the Geldermalsen, a huge transport ship b...

Published in The Hatcher Porcelain Cargoes: The Complete Record, by Colin Sheaf and Richard Kilburn (1988) (pictured on p. 66)

They were a small part of what, at the time, was the largest cargo of Chinese porcelain ever recovered in good condition from the sea.

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain charger or presentation dish. Salvaged from the Diana cargo shipwreck and dating to 1817.

Christie's auctioned the porcelain cargo in Amsterdam in March 1995.

Christie's auctioned the porcelain cargo in Amsterdam in March 1995.

Christie's auctioned the porcelain cargo in Amsterdam in March 1995. This is an authentic piece of shipwreck treasure, reclaimed from the ocean floor after more then two hundred years.

A parade of Qilin, Chinese mythical creatures symbolizing magnificence, joy and benevolence, march around this hand painted porcelain fantail vase. It is a wonderful example of conte...

Famous late ming dynasty chinese blue and white porcelain plate, double phoenix, from the shipwrecked binh thuan Period: Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Region: Jingdezhen, China Type: Blu...

Tongzhi Period, Qing Dynasty, Chinese Porcelain Stemmed Bowl & Cover Tongzhi Period, Qing Dynasty Circa 1862-1874 A.D. A remarkable antique Chinese Porcelain Stemmed Bowl with ...

A magnificent and large pair of 19th century Qing Dynasty Chinese blue and white porcelain vases mounted as lamps. Each is beautifully hand painted with elaborate blue flowers and vi...

This dish is covered in a rich green glaze, with a central medallion depicting a sinuous dragon in high relief, surrounded by a continuous band of floral scrolls. The dragon’s scales...

The vase has a hexagonal shape, with a structure that extends seamlessly from the rim to the base, creating a sense of visual stability. The neck features sculpted handles in the for...

The bowl's design features fluid, dynamic brushstrokes typical of Annamese pottery, where cobalt blue underglaze was used to create intricate patterns before a clear glaze was applie...

LARGE JAR Chinese porcelain, republic period (1912-1949) polychrome, relief and gold decoration with plant motifs and fanastic animals. Marked on the base with Chinese characters. H...

Covered with a fine bluish glaze, the body entirely decorated with an incised decoration of elegant leafy scrolls and blooming lotuses. "Yuhuchunping" translates to 'spring wine bott...

The dish has a scalloped rim, which gives it a flower-like appearance. The wavy edges were often inspired by nature. It has a pale, almost translucent blue-green glaze, typical of Qi...

This dish is coated with a transparent bluish-white glaze over a thin white body. The center is incised with a design of lotus flowers and a bird, while the inner wall is encircled b...

A Chinese blue and white Kraak plate, the central roundel depicting birds and floral design in a waterside, the rim with panels enclosing foliage and decorative objects. Period: Lat...