A Chinese Blue and White Bowl, Qing Dynasty. Diameter approximately 26.3 cm and height approximately 11 cm. There are few tiny chips and a hair line at the rim. Good condition.

Early 20th century
Republic period
Porcelain with overglaze famille rose / qianjiang enamels
h: 24.2 cm w: 9 cm (each)
Perfect condition
From an English estate

A rare large deep dish, of Imperial quality, very finely painted in shades of iron red depicting two five clawed dragons amongst clouds contesting a flaming pearl. There are two similarly painted five-clawed dragons, each in pursuit of a pearl, painted on the underside. The base carries the partly erased six character mark of the Qianlong Emperor but this item was probably made later, during the reign of the Guangxu Emperor (1875-1908). Condition - excellent...

The brilliantly enamelled peach decoration on this bowl is absolutely superb and the fact that this bowl bears a rare iron red Shengdetang mark is an additional enhancement concerning the importance of this Famille Rose decorated bowl. Qing Dynasty Daoguang Period ( 1821 - 1850 ) Diameter : 16,1 cm. Condition : Actually perfect with no crack or chip and with a nice sound when tapped. The enamelled decoration also wonderfully preserved...

Antique Chinese famille rose hexagonal hat stand 1862(Tong Zhi)in excellent condition. H:10.5" W:5"

A Song - Yuan dynasty longquan celadon twin fish dish, rounded side with flattened rim and glazed base, dish decorated with twin fish motif at the center and raised flower petal motif at exterior, covered with bluish green glaze.
dish is in good condition, no chip, no crack, no restoration, porcelain with good ping sound with finger tip.
Size: 13 cm diameter.

A family rose brushpot with four character mark Qing Dynasty. Dimension 8.2 cm(width), 8.2 cm (length), 12.7 cm (height without stand). 1(one) tiny chipped on the rim. Good condition. Wood stand included.

This marked bowl is one of 2 bowls which do come from an old German colletion. The condition of the glaze of the bowl is so perfect and glossy that it simply is impossible that this bowl an excavated piece. The glaze of this bowl is so much better than the glaze of excavated pieces so that this bowl must be an rare unearthed piece which already in very early times - maybe hundreds of years ago - came to Europe. Ming Dynasty, Jiajing - Wanli period ( 1522 - 1620 ) ...

large Qing dyn vase with Red Fu dog motive and Chinese calligraphy on the back side.Posible to Guangxu period.Good condition,no hairlines,no chipped,free from any restorations.42cm high.

A group of four set of 19th C. Chinese blue and white porcelain teacups with people talking in the garden scene, excellent condition. H:9cm.

A rare and very finely enamelled deep dish depicting two cranes, a pine tree and lingzhi fungus (all symbols for long life) and two bats (good luck). The base carries the six character iron red reign mark of the Guangxu emperor and this item was made during his reign (1875-1908). Condition - there are three 2.5cm (1 inch) light hairlines running from the rim (please view enlargements); no further damages and no restoration...

A rare ming blue and white bowl with eight infants motive at outer wall and women with landscape at the center.16cm diameter.6cm high. Bowl in good conditions with only has one short firing fault at the rim from the kiln.(please see on last picture). no hairlines,no chipped, and free from any restorations. 15th century, possible Chenghua period.

An early 18th Century "Chinese Imari" Tea Caddy or Cannister made in Jingdezhen, southern China, for export to Europe during the reign of the Yongzheng emperor (1723-1736). Condition - there is no cover, there are small chips / frits to the base and there are chips to the shoulder; no cracks and no restoration...

Well potted and finely enamelled ( Famille-rose ) Iron red Daoguang Mark ( 1821 - 1850 ) and of the period. H : 23,4 cm. Condition : Very nice condition, slight wear to the gilding to the rim, otherwise in perfect condition.

A Song/Yuan Celadon Ewer. Length approximately 10 cm and height approximately 5.3 cm. Covered with the crackled-glaze and had 2 (two) short hairlines at the rim. Good condition.

A rare, small and lovely, Qingbai glazed covered porcelain box in the shape of a Chrysanthemum. Southern Song Dynasty ( 1127 - 1279 ). Diameter: 5,6 cm. Condition : Perfect ( the glaze of this excavated piece slightly degraded due to aggressive soil )

The vase has a bulbous body that tapers to a wide neck that rises to a shallow, rounded rim, and is covered allover and inside the foot with a glaze of soft, slightly greyish sea-green color with guan crackled type. Southern Song 12th-13th century. Condition : a minor fritt, no chips, hairlines or cracks and free from restoration. Diameter: 11 cm

A nice longquan celadon brush washer foliated body. 11,6cm diameter. Good conditions with minor degradations glaze. Yuan dynasty.