Grisaille Chinese

A Chinese export porcelain plate decorated en grisaille painted with a scene after "The Geese of Brother Philippe" by Nicolas Lancret.

Chinese Export En Grisaille Teapoy with European Figures, Mandolin Player and Lady with Dog, Circa 1735 The charming Chinese Export porcelain teapoy and cover is painted to each sid...

Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial En Grisaille Soup Plates, Pair, Circa 1745 Chinese Export porcelain armorial en grisaille services are unusual to find.

Rare Chinese Export En Grisaille European-subject Porcelain Plate Burghley House, Portrait of John Cecil, Lord Burghley, PETRUS DE WOLFF PETRFIL inscription, circa 1740.

Chinese export En Grisaille and gold botanical porcelain dishes, circa 1740-1745.

Although often used for study sketches, a painting en grisaille can be a completed work in its own right.

Sharing with you this lovely chinese porcelain teapot in grisaille/encre de chine.

This is a beautiful, rare, rectangular small Chinese porcelain miniature teapot dating to the very early 19th Century, Daoguang period of the Qing dynasty.

A Chinese Porcelain Caddy of unusual miniature size.

An extremely unusual near pair of Qing dynasty Chinese porcelain garden seats or stools, Guangxu Period (reigned 1875 to 1908), late 19th century.

This small Chinese Export porcelain pitcher was hand-painted in grisaille with delicate touches of gilt, a technique prized in the 18th century for its refined elegance.

The style of the dish is Chinese grisaille Jesuit-ware. The Jesuit missionaries were commercial middlemen between the Chinese traders and the European traders since they had connecti...

Gilt banding framing grisaille landscape Tucker China plate; similar plate in Philadelphia Museum collection.

An exceptional seven-panel Chinese folding screen in a grisaille palette depicting various scenes of country life.

# G016 - Chinese Export porcelain dinner service decorated in grisaille with gilt details.

A Chinese export porcelain grisaille and gilt teapot painted on either side with a panel comprising of two chickens in a garden scene, all on a decorative foliate ground heightened i...

Louis Binder Collection of Chinese Export Art, 17th June 2003, lot 68, p. 55.

Pair of beautifully executed Chinese exports Grisaille plates with hand-painted scenes.

Pair of square 19th century Chinese vases in a light blue porcelain ground, wired as lamps, with later square silver leaf bases and matching chrome light fitting.