Chinese porcelain platter, Famille rose, c. 1760. Qianlong Period.

Chinese porcelain, famille rose dish, c. 1740, Qianlong Period. Finely painted in fencai enamels, with an hexagonal panel, containing an arrangement ...

A fine pair of Chinese porcelain candlestick figures, c. 1760, Qianlong Period. Modelled as Court Ladies, holding large lotus pods, wearing flowing robes, decorated in vibrant famill...

A rare Derby porcelain figure of a sheep, c. 1760. The finely modelled sheep, grazing amongst a flower strewn base, and painted with liver coloured spots. Unusually, the base is hand...

Chinese porcelain teapot and cover, c. 1750, Qianlong Period. The globular teapot, painted after a Meissen porcelain original, in the manner of J.G. Horoldt, with a Chinoiserie scene...

Imari porcelain gourd shaped dish, Arita, Japan, c. 1890, Meiji Period. The unusual gourd shaped dish, hand painted in typical Imari colours, with panels of birds flying amongst plan...

Pair of Chinese ‘Imari’ porcelain candlesticks, c. 1720, Kangxi Period. Modelled after a European silver or brass original, both candlesticks rise from a squared, and stepped, octago...

A Pair of Chinese famille rose 18th century Porcelain double peacock Platters. Qianlong Hand painted in the classic pattern showing a peacock and peahen perched on rockwork in a garden growing with large, lush peony blooms alongside smaller flowers, the octagonal rims enamelled with floral sprays. Country:China Period :Qianlong (1735-1795) Material: PorcelainDimension: 32.5 cm x 23 cm It is known as the "Peacock service", due to the peacocks on the rocks and also as the "Traveler Service"It is a service known as a "traveller", because it was taken from China to Portugal, and from Portugal to Brazil, when John VI, then Prince of Portugal, alarmed by the Peninsular War...

This finely decorated Qing-period rose medallion or rose mandarin bowl is beautifully hand-painted with four vignettes depicting courtly scenes.

An exquisite Art Deco period Chinese Famille Rose porcelain bowl or small platter hand-painted and featuring over-glaze enamels. The strong color palette and rich decoration are hallmarks of Chinese export...

A very attractive group of four 18th century Chinese export porcelain botanical plates apparently made for the French market, circa 1775. Each plate having a scalloped rim banded wit...

This large Chinese Imari porcelain charger dates to the Qianlong period of the Qing dynasty, circa 1760.   Finely potted with a lovely rich, glassy white glaze, the charger is hand-p...

Very rare to find a true pair of Famille rose porcelain chargers. Look closely, there is a left hand view and right hand view. Scene depicts an important arrival complete with entour...