Instant Chinese Export Collection - 15 Pc Armorial Blue & White Grouping 18th C.

Chinese, mostly 18th century.
A grouping of 9 Chinese porcelain objects including a blue and white floral bowl, a Famille rose bowl heavily enamel decorated with figural scenes, a "thousand...

Chinese, 18th century. A nine peice grouping of Chinese export porcelain for the American or European market in the famous "Fitzhugh Gold" pattern. The Fitzhugh pattern is named after Englishman Thomas Fitzhugh who was the director of the British East India Company...

Chinese Export, late 18th to early 19th century. An antique porcelain platter with a blue enameled edge, chestnut basket piercing between ed...

Pair of Export Porcelain Armorial Soup Plates China, c. 1731 Centering the arms of Yonge, enclosed by the motto of the order of the Bath, flanked by a boar and griffon, surmounted by...

Chinese, circa 1780. Chinese export blue & white plate, painted with a ‘precious objects’, pattern, with scrolls, censors & teawares, within a border of fish and moths on a scale gr...

Chinese export, Qing Period (1644-1795) and Qianlong Dynasty (1735-1796), circa 1770. A matched pair of period Chinese Export porcelain platters or serving dishes with a fine quali...

A lovely pair of Chinese export famille rose enameled porcelain armorial plates, mid 18th century, China. The plates of unusual octagonal form with scalloped corners. The center of ...

18th century, oval platters with a sphinx in gilt and cobalt blue at top of each, delicate borders in same colors, unglazed underside.  

Chinese Export American market, blue & white 'star' boarder armorial platters China for American Market, Circa 1790s A rare and unique example of...

A lovely set of ten (10) Chinese export blue and white porcelain plates, Qing Dynasty, late 18th century, China. The plates measuring 9" in diameter and decorated in the blue and wh...

Set of three Chinese export plates with floral decoration. Three 18th century Chinese exprort plates.

A fine and unusual Chinese Export blue and white decorated porcelain leaf-shaped dish or charger, Qianlong Period, mid 18th century, circa 1760, China. The dish or charger of intriguing leaf-shaped form, with serated edges, and set upon a short foot. The shape seemingly based on a Meissen design. The porcelain decorated with a courting scene of a couple in a garden setting. They are surrounded by flowering bushes and trees. Butterflies draw nectar from the flowers, while dragonflies flit above. In the foreground are a pair of very plump quail. Decorated in underglaze blue enamel on a white ground, the blue and white decoration actually is based an Kakiemon pattern of the same period. So in short, we have a Chinese porcelain piece based on a German Meissen form...