18thC-19thC CHINESE PORCELAIN BOOK MARK -

19th.C Chinese Porcelain Vase for Mid-Eastern Market. 10" H

Chinese Porcelain Book: Calligraphy and artist's mark in a gold colored rectangular box is in the upper left corner of one side. A wrapped pattern goes around the sides.

19th century porcelain bowl decorated with blue and white reverse painting ice plum motif, blue and white Qing Kangxi and double ring mark on the base, 7 1/2" D.

A lot of three Chinese porcelain tableware items, consisting of a coffee pot, a helmet shaped ewer and a mug, later 18thC and 19thC, H 12,8 - 13,8 - 22 cm

A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle. Signed underfoot with a Qing Dynasty, Tongzhi reign mark (1862-1874). Decorated with bright colorful overglaze famille rose enamels with gold detailing, depicting a m

Chinese Cultural Revolution Porcelain Woman in Uniform Holding Mao #1 Book; marks to base. Good condition. Height 9 inches (23 cm.). Provenance: The 1960's Inventory of The Arts & Jade Co. Ltd., Hong

Fine Pair 19th C Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Hat Stands with a design of "100 Antiques", the porcelain with 6 quatrefoil air holes; Qianlong Mark in red to bases. Good condition, light age

one with iron red Qianlong reign mark, book form brush holder, enamel decorated with mountainous landscape, calligraphic inscription and seal marks, gilt accents, 3-3/4 in. long; scroll form stand, en

20th cen with impressed mark, measures 12"h 6"w

A Chinese porcelain stacking box. 19th century Qing Dynasty. The underside having the Tongzhi reign mark (1862-1874). The round box with three compartments and lid. Decorated with famille rose enamels

A Chinese porcelain model of a book with scrolling gilt foliate detail and character marks. Approx. 3/4" x 2" x 3 1/4"

Near-Pair of Chinese 19th Century Blue & White Porcelain Tea / Ginger Jars each with 3 large Shuangxi (Double Happiness) calligraphy marks on a ground of scrolling leaves and flowers. Height 7 1/2 inc

Pair Chinese 19th Century Enamel large Butterfly Porcelain Plates; the bases marked with iron red Bat & Peach marks usually associated with Daoguang porcelains. Diameter 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm.).

Painted of a dignitary, attendants, and children engaged in activities within a fenced courtyard, bats and floral sprays decorated around the neck. Seal mark at the bottom. H: 30.4cm 19世&#32000

Late Qing, decorated with an immortal riding a large fish among waves in underglaze blue and iron red, with double ring mark. 14.75 in.h. Condition: Small unglazed spot at lip

Including vintage pens, letters, stamps. seal stones, jade/hard stone carvings, old books, a cloisonne washer with a seal mark on bottom, a ring, and a metal decor, with wood case. Approx. 11.7-7.5-10

A Chinese porcelain flask in the shape of a bookWith floral and insect decoration and character marks to side.height 7 1/2in (19cm); width 5 3/4in (14.5cm); depth 1 1/2in (4cm)

Blueish/green glazed late 19thC 11" tall carved porcelain vase w Qing Qianlong mark on base

A Chinese porcelain scholar accessory with bamboo imitation and lingzhi details, the top decorated with a pavilion in a river landscape in encre de Chine, with a Yongzhen mark, 18th/19thC, H 4 - W 13,

CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN JARS, 19TH.C. PAIR, H 3.25", DIA 2.5" A pair of signed Chinese blue and white porcelain jars. One jar is missing lid. Six character mark on underside of each. From the c

The interior centre decorated with a qilin spitting out a book, the exterior with four similar qilin, the bottom inscribed with a six-character mark. 3.7inch W, 2inch H.

Three Chinese glazed and enameled porcelains: pair of vases, each showing seated scholar reading a book on an orange ground, seal mark to base; together with blue, white and red glazed vase, featuring

* 5 Books Pertaining to Chinese Ceramics Hugh Moss, By Imperial Command: An Introduction to Ch'ing Painted Enamels, 1976, two volume set; Gerald Davidson, A Guide to Marks on Chinese Porcelain, 1988;

CHINESE TEADUST PORCELAIN VASE, WITH DA QING YONGZHENG NIAN ZHI MARK. PROVANANCE: JI ZHEN ZHAI'S COLLECTION, BE PUBLISHED IN BOOK: ELEGANCE OF THE QING COURT REFLECTIONS OF A DYNASTY THROUGH ITS ART,