A Pair of Yongzheng Period Famille Rose Plates, Chinese, 1722-1735

Dated 1877 pair of majolica plates with silver plated bas relief applied figures. The signature is illegible. Romantic women amongst cattails ...

Set of 4 plates, "Stone China" by Hicks, Meigh & Johnson, c. 1822-35. Pattern #77 overglaze red mark; Royal Arms underglaze mark. This bold Japan patte...

Circa 1830 near pair of Blue Canton sauce boats, Chinese. Leaf shaped with undulating borders & loop handles. Some kiln pops. Stilt marks. 7.5" over spout, 4 1/8" w., 2 1/2" h. Whit...

Set of four plates, "Stone China" by Hicks, Meigh, and Johnson, 1822-1835. Pattern mark #77 in overglaze red. Royal Arms mark underglaze. One of their noted Japan patterns. 8 7/8" di...

An assembled set of 4 cups & 5 sandwich plates, Quimper, c.1950. Henriot Quimper, 1922-68 marks. Figures in traditional Breton garb on yellow ground. 8" dia. plates. Cups: 3 9/16" di...

A set of 11 Duke University plates made by Wedgwood under the auspices of Jones, McDuffee & Stratton in 1937. Extremely rare 1st edition plates from an edition of 300 sets. Each carries the signature of William Preston...

A Chinese famille rose plate. Yongzheng period Decorated in the famille rose palette with peonies and other flowers. Country: China Period : Yongzh...

A gorgeous pair of 18th century Chinese Export porcelain plates decorated in stunning famille rose enamels, Yongzheng Period, circa 1730, China. The small plates decorated in bright and bold famille rose enamels, with pink dominating the color palette. The center of the plates featuring large floral sprays featuring magnolia and peony blossoms among other flowering plants. The rims of the plates with alternating half blossoms of pink magnolia and pink lotus against a dense diaper ground. Gilt painted ribbons scroll around the rim and down the cavetto, holding peaches and Daosit emblems, including castanets, a flute, a drum, and a ruyi scepter...

This is a beautifully hand painted example of a Chinese porcelain 18th Century plate, which we date to the Qing, Yongzheng period (1723-1735) or v...

The turquoise and green touches in this famille rose plate with strokes of white and yellow make it irresistible. This fits into the Famille Rose Mandarin...

During the 18th century, Europeans provided an eager market for Chinese export porcelain, especially the colorful and fanciful ware known as “famille rose.” Named for a palette of op...

During the 18th century, Europeans provided an eager market for Chinese export porcelain, especially the colorful and fanciful ware known as “famille rose.” Named for a palette of op...