Chinese Blue And White Candlesticks

PAIR of Asian Chinese-style (19/20th Century) blue and white porcelain reclining figures holding candlesticks (PRICED AS PAIR)

PAIR of Vintage Chinese style blue and white monkey with two candlestick holders (PRICED AS PAIR)

Antique 19th C Blue and White Chinese Porcelain Footed Incense Burner. Item features blue and white scenes with birds and trees, scrolling handles, footed tripod base, pierced lid, v...

The decorative theme includes elements of flora and fauna created with shades of light and dark that create three-dimensionality. It depicts china blue flowers that appear to be peon...

The candlesticks are done in fine bone china with a white ground, and hand-painted in red, and cobalt blue with considerable gilt accents and banding with stylized gilt dolphins on e...

A fine set of 4 antique Chinese Export porcelain candlesticks. In the Canton pattern. Each in an inverted trumpet form and decorated in underglaze blue with a mountainous Chinese v...

Blue and white candlestick lamp. Vintage Chinese export blue & white candlestick mounted as two-light fixture.

Of mallet-form; the body decorated in a late Qing design of floral scrolls issuing from scholars rocks, mounted with a gilt-bronze base and two light polished brass neck and antiqued...

Crafted in fine porcelain by Royal Doulton and marked accordingly, this pair of hand-painted candle stands features the rare and dramatic Oyama pattern—an homage to East Asian design...

A classic example of England’s finest neoclassical craftsmanship, this 1966 Wedgwood Jasperware heart-shaped dish features the iconic blue and white colorway with a crisp applied rel...

Grandmillennial Display in a china cabinet alongside blue-and-white porcelain and botanical prints.

Among the most celebrated achievements of Chinese ceramics is Qingbai, the luminous bluish-white glaze first perfected at the kilns of Jingdezhen during the Song dynasty.

The blue painted decoration contrasts delicately with the white porcelain ground, emphasizing the finely rendered imagery and the balanced proportions of the candlestick form.

Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from minerals: yellow-brown from iron oxide, green from copper oxide, and white from lead. Rarely, ceramicists included cobalt to crea...

Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from minerals: yellow-brown from iron oxide, green from copper oxide, and white from lead. Rarely, ceramicists included cobalt to crea...

Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from minerals: yellow-brown from iron oxide, green from copper oxide, and white from lead. Rarely, ceramicists included cobalt to crea...

Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from minerals: yellow-brown from iron oxide, green from copper oxide, and white from lead. Rarely, ceramicists included cobalt to crea...

Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from minerals: yellow-brown from iron oxide, green from copper oxide, and white from lead. Rarely, ceramicists included cobalt to crea...