Circa 1820 Chinese Export Rare and Unusual Pierced and Reticulated Brush Pot in Rose Mandarin Pattern. Measures 4 1/8" in height and top opening of 2 3/4" in diameter. Very Good Quality and and the reticulation in a brush pot is extremely rare. Fresh out of a Philadelphia Main Line Estate.

Circa 1880 Chinese Export Rose Medallion Chamber Stick 3 1/2" in height and 5 3/4" wide with the original Snuffer. RARE!! As shown in Schiffer Book on Chinese Export Porcelain, Page 115, #319. It is simply amazing that the snuffer has survived all these years. Very rarely do you find one with original snuffer. Recently purchased out of a rose medallion collection in Philadelphia, Main Line Area. We actually have a showcase in the Antique Center in Wayne, Pa. on Route 30 Old Lancaster Avenue.

Circa 1840 Chinese Export Rose Canton Brush Box measuring 3 5/8" in height and top square opening is 1 3/4" Square. This wonderful quality box is fresh out of a Main Line Philadelphia Estate. I have seen brush boxes that are rectangular shaped with a place for a comb and brush. But I believe this piece was made for paint brushes. The quality is just Wonderful. Each side is decorated roses and greenery...

Late 19th Century Limoge Jardiniere with matching base and stand. This is definetly one of the Limoge Factories that had made these flower pots with a stand in the latter part of the 19th century. There were many of these companies in France, known in Limoge with Haviland being the front runner and a name everyone can probably compare with. Sets of dinner china with many serving pieces are the most well known product that was specially made for department stores all over the world...

Circa 1820-1840 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin 17 1/2" Balluster Vase with Greek Key Border. This vase recently came out of a house in Washington, D.C. Great vase with good quality and gilded lions on top left and right each with a ball in their mouth. On the front and back are gilded salamanders. Nice mandarin scenes in the middle of vase also on front and back. Their is also a smaller mandarin scene on front and back at the bottom of vase...

Mid 19TH Century (C. 1840-1850) Continental, maybe Russian Plate measuring 9 1/2" in diameter. This unmarked plate is a very well decorated porcelain plate. Central scene of a large animal, possibly moose with antlers. Very Good Quality. The artist has even painted a shadow of this animal. Beautiful gold gilding with hardly any wear at all. The outside of the rim is black with a turquoise panel with a design going full circle...

Large Cup and Saucer in Floral Design that is possibly a Tucker of Philadelphia. Pottery ware made from 1826-1838 at a factory founded in Philadelphia by William Ellis Tucker, who had found porcelain ingredients at sites near Wilmington, Delaware and in neighboring New Jersey. At first, transfer-printed landscapes and floral patterns were executed on porcelain. This is a large cup and saucer in good condition. The saucer is 6 7/8" in diameter and 1" in height/depth...

Circa 1850 Chinese Export Kendi. A Kendi is a well known form in the Southeast Asian repertoire of vessels and it has played a significant role in the rituals and daily life of the region since ancient times. Most kendi's are made of precious metals such as gold, silver or bronze. It was used as a ritual container for holy water. This Kendi was probably made in the mid-late 19th century for the european market...

Mid 19th Century English Pair of Cache Pots with original under-trays. Cache-pots, jardineers and other flower containers are very much in demand by decorators for their clients. This pair is in very good condition with only one shallow nick to the bottom of one of the under trays. These pots each have their drainer. The pots measure 6" in height and are 6 1/4" in diameter. The oval decoration of flowers and greenery is on the front and back of each pot. Nice gilded lion's head as side handles...

Circa 1800 Coalport Dragons in Compartment Three tea cups and two saucers...

Circa 1780-1800 English Coalport shrimp Dish in the very desirable pattern "Dragons in Compartment". This shrimp dish measures 8" in diameter from left to right as well as from top to bottom. It had a chip restored by previous owner and is hardly noticeable. The gold shows wear as would be expected for a piece of English Porcelain that is over 200 years old.

Circa 1800 Chinese Export Canton Gilt Lacquer Wall Sconce, consisting of three hinged parts, decorated vertical and wall bracket showing gilded figural scenes. Measures 11" in height. Very Delicate. This is the perfect item for a chinese export porcelain collector and we are displaying a optional 18th century foo dog jos stick figure for effect. The jos stick is separate and used only for display.