Chinese Imperial Porcelain

19th century rare fine complementary pair of Chinese imperial yellow porcelain palatial size vases with Hand Painted scenes measures: 1-23.5" H, 2- 24"H.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty café-au-lait bowl with a blue underglazed Kangxi (1654-1722) mark from the Imperial kiln. This monochrome bowl features a brown glaze to the interior and exter...

Presenting an exquisite piece of Chinese craftsmanship: the Imperial Yellow Bowl, crafted from delicate eggshell porcelain in the 20th century.

Dimensions: 6.5 inches diameter Condition: Excellent Price: $1,200 Background Produced in the 18th century, Chinese export porcelain was crafted with the same technical virtuosit...

Background of Qianlong export porcelains: Produced in the 18th century, Chinese export porcelain was made with the same technical virtuosity as Chinese Imperial porcelain but design...

Vienna / Old Imperial Austrian Porcelain Manufactory ( = ALT WIEN / KAISERLICHE PORZELLAN MANUFAKTUR ) Dated 1817 Abundantly Painted (Stunning picture paintings of Chinese ty...

Background of Qianlong export porcelains: Produced in the 18th century, Chinese export porcelain was made with the same technical virtuosity as Chinese Imperial porcelain but design...

A very fine antique Chinese blue monochrome glazed porcelain brush washer of rounded bulbous shape with gathered glazes around the foot with kiln residue, the recessed base with four...

Pair of antique Chinese Republican Period imperial porcelain wedding lanterns / vases, circa 1920s.

A rare and exceptional matched pair of Chinese hand painted enameled Famille Rose imperial Guangxu “Lotus Leaf” libation cups, one dated by inscription 1908 and of the period. Each ...

Maiden Magu is the Chinese Taoist Immortal of longevity, prophecy, history, and hemp.

High quality paintwork ca 1760, often called Imperial Quality on export ware. Super quality made to compete with the European Porcelain manufacturers.

The beautiful design of malachite rings with gold and white in this very imperial looking porcelain china service for four made by Georges Briard vintage from the 1960s.

A fine pair of 19th century Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain vases. Each is of an ovoid baluster form with a floriform mouth which is highly decorated with flowers and butterflies.

19th century set of 7 spoons porcelain canton imperial stamp.

English porcelain imperial Laurel green by Aynsley Chinaware part service dinner set. This set include 8 dinner plates , 6 Salad plates , 8 Bread & butter plates 8 two handled coupes...

This is a very good quality, highly decorative Chinese export, Imperial Canton, porcelain, Rose medallion, vase which we date to the mid-19th century, Qing dynasty, circa 1850.

19th Century Chinese porcelain dragon sculpture on stand. This stunning and unusual glazed Chinese porcelain imperial dragon sculpture was made in the province of shih-wan in the qin...

A superb Chinese imperial porcelain "Wanshou Wujiang" famille jaune enameled birthday bowl, Guangxu mark and period (1875-1908).

Handcrafted in ancient Imperial China during the Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (ca. 1750).

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Imperial Famille Noir Porcelain vase, circa 1890.

An Exceptionally Stylish Pair of Chinese Export Republic Period Glazed Porcelain Guardian or Imperial Seated Lions, commonly known in the West as Foo Dogs of good size proportions.

Antique 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty imperial porcelain lidded ginger jar, circa 1880.

Very high quality Chinese hand-painted imperial dragon yellow porcelain vase, circa 1970.

Mei-ping form hand thrown porcelain vase in an Imperial yellow glaze. The under foot has a cobalt under glaze blue six character seal within a circle of double lines.

A very fine quality Chinese porcelain vase decorated with floral designs in the famille rose palette against an Imperial yellow ground believed to date from the latter 20th century.

A very fine pair of large scale Chinese vases in imperial yellow. The vases incised with panels depicting landscape scenes with various birds and foliage. Now mounted as lamps with h...

This is a good, decorative Chinese export, Imperial Canton, porcelain, Famille Rose, Small or Bud Vase which we date to the mid-19th century, Qing dynasty, circa 1850.

19th century blue and white ceramic porcelain bottle neck vase with two dragons chasing the elusive pearl of wisdom through the clouds over waves. Rim has repairs and displays beauti...

In Brazil, it was used in the Paço de São Cristóvão The Chinese porcelain services for imperial use, brought to Brazil by King John were dispersed after the Proclamation of the Re...

A beautiful single imperial yellow glazed covered Chinese temple vase from the 1960s. The scale of this vase is large and imposing and would become the room's focal point, as well as...

A great pair of Art Deco period Chinese imperial yellow vases, each featuring three different scenes of Chinese figures. Highly decorative displayed their own, or would make a color...

A pair of Chinese Imperial Yellow porcelain vases later mounted as lamps, early 20th Century.

20th century Chinese Imperial style yellow monochrome porcelain baluster form vase, marked F-94.

Pair of Blue and White Porcelain Vases with Imperial Dragon Motif. Hand Painted by Artisans in Jingdezhen, China,the Center of Imperial Porcelain Manufacture.

Ming dynasty blue & white large exhibition center piece Imperial Provincial bowl Yongle Pattern. The central medallion is finely painted with floral scroll including rose, hibiscus, ...

Caldwell gilt bronze mounted with 18th century Chinese imperial blue enamel porcelain vase lamps.

* Included by Marchant in their 80th Anniversary catalogue of Recent Acquisitions, Chinese Imperial & Export Porcelain, Cloisonné & Enamel Wares, 2005, no. 69, pp. 114/5.

Created in Jingdezhen, China, center of Imperial Porcelain manufacture and location of the Emperors' kilns.

A Pair of Chinese 19th Century Imperial Jaune Porcelain Vases as Lamps.

Large Chinese porcelain imperial yellow center bowl, modeled as a lotus flower, scalloped rim over ribbed body, rising on circular foot, unmarked.

Imperial yellow Chinese porcelain vase, most likely mid-19th century.