Marie E Betteley, Inc Porcelain

This beautiful Chinese armorial porcelain teapot bears the Arms of Sayer. The bulbous body with reeded C-scroll handle and foliate impressed spout, below domed cover, decorated with ...

This beautiful Chinese armorial tea bowl and saucer bears the Arms of Sayer. The center of saucer and exterior of bowl richly decorated with the rust colored coat of arms accented in...

Bearing the Arms of McKenzie quartering Chisholm, the blue star decoration below tassel frieze with painted crest and motto, pulchroir exardius, mongrammed “M” in center field -6 1/...

This rare Chinese armorial punch bowl of beautiful design and form bears the Arms of McKenzie quartering Chisholm, on a moulded circular base. The fluted bowl rising to undulating rim, painted with blue interior and exterior bands, highlighted with gold-leaf stars and tassels, the interior with the crest of McKenzie (worn) -10 in. (24.5 cm) diam.; 5 in. (12.7 cm) high. Book not included. For a pair of small dessert plates...

Delightful pair of rooster dinner platers with floral borders, the center of each painted with a fiesty rooster, surrounded by a couple of chicks, a chicken and various flowers inclu...

Rare and finely-detailed Russian porcelain figure of a peasant cobbler in a seated pose bending towards a lapti sandal in his lap, with right foot raised on stump, underglazed in hue...

This rare 18th century Russian Porcelain covered cup and saucer is from the era of Catherine the Great (r. 1762-1796). Painted in the Marie Antoinette style with a flower basket held by a blue ribbon, with small floral clusters on white ground, bracket handle, the slightly domed cover surmounted by a fruit finial, the deep saucer of similar decoration. By the Gardner Factory, circa 1770, with blue factory mark (crossed swords) Provenance: Helene du Bouchet Lovell; Christie’s New York Fine Russian Works of Art, April 12, 1988, lot 116 Founded in 1766 in the village of Verbilki, the Gardner Factory was one of the first private porcelain factories in Russia. This cup represents an early example of Gardner production. The crossed swords mark preceded the initial G factory mark which was not used until the late 1770s. For a Gardner...

This rare porcelain figurine depicts a young maiden in Russian national attire wearing a pink apron over a blue dress and holding a basket in both hands, a long braid falling from be...

Colorful and festive dinner plates each decorated with an imperial Russian double headed eagle in the center, enclosing a deep blue shield of St. George Slaying the Dragon, the symbol of Moscow, Russia's ancient capital. The outer border features crests of waves enhanced with cobalt blue bands and a rouge de der outer rim. This design has more to it however, as it recalls the Chinese export service...