A GREEN GROUND 'DRAGON' BOWL, DAOGUANG MARK

DAOGUANG SIX CHARACTER MARK, QING DYNASTY. H6.5cm, D7.5cm. Currency: Price In Usd

A Pair Of Blue-Ground Green Glaze Dragon Bowls 4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm.) diam. Daoguang Six-Character Mark. Auction Result Comparsion: Compare a close related lot, at Christie’s Hong Kong IMPORTANT

Full title: A Chinese famille rose olive-green-ground bowl, Daoguang mark and of the period Description: L.: 22,5 cm - H.: 7,5 cm (the bowl) H.: 17,5 cm (incl. stand)

Pair of Copper Red Glaze Green Ground Phoenix Roundel Bowl, Daoguang mark. The deep rounded sides supported on a slightly tapered foot rising to a gently everted rim, the exterior decorated with iron-

A Yellow-Ground Green DRAGON Cup with Daoguang Mark. H: 2.2 in. (6 cm) D: 3.9 in (10 cm)

A yellow-ground green-enamelled dragon bowl with Xuantong mark, 20th centuryFinely painted bowl. On the bottom black Xuantong six-character mark. Intact. No chips, no cracks. Height 7.2 cm. Diameter 1

Dark blue ground with green dragon dish decor, Daoguang mark, 25 cm. in diameter.

A pair of Chinese yellow-ground green dragon bowls Guangxu period, Qing dynasty Each with 'dragon chasing a flaming pearl' motif surrounded by auspicious clouds to exterior and single character mark t

A CHINESE YELLOW-GROUND GREEN-ENAMELLED DRAGON BOWL, the sides with engraved decoration of dragons amidst flame and cloud scrolls, the base with a Qianlong seal mark, 9.75in diameter & 6.1in high.

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE GROUND ENAMELLED PORCELAIN DRAGON BOWL, the sides painted with two dragons pursuing flaming pearls amidst clouds, the base with a Daoguang seal mark, 5.75in diameter & 2.7i

4 Chinese Enameled Porcelains; a clear glazed Bowl with 4 green Dragon Roundels and a Daoguang seal mark to base in iron red, 2 round seal paste Boxes with enameled figures to covers and a Teapot Drai

Chinese Yellow Ground and Green Enameled Porcelain 'Dragon' Bowl Blue painted six character mark. 2 x 4 in. diam. By repute Norton, London, 1934. Property from the Estate of R.C. Bald Donated by Marga

Incised and Green Enameled Porcelain Dragon Bowl~ The exterior painted with four green dragons over a ground of clouds and cresting waves. The interior centered by a medallion of a single dragon. The

A small porcelain saucer dish, the center painted with green and eggplant colour dragons chasing each other, a six character Daoguang mark on the base, diameter 14 cm.

Wedgwood England Luster porcelain dragon bowl, circa 1920. A grey/blue and green ground and Mother of Pearl interior with gilt dragon designs. Wedgwood England mark to the underside base. Weight Appro

Porcelain bowl. China. Kang Hsi mark (1662-1722) and probably of the period. Yellow ground with green dragons. Small old chip on rim. Small tight hairlines on rim. 9.5in diameter.

Porcelain bowl. China. Kang Hsi mark (1662-1722) and probably of the period. Yellow ground with green dragons. 9.5in diameter. Chip on rim.

A Chinese porcelain dragon bowl, Dagouang (1820 - 1850), Beautiful yellow and green imperial dragon, Official Kiln. Marked with underglazed Daoguang seal mark. Diameter 10 cm

Possibly Straits Chinese, both with dragons in green against a yellow ground, each with Tongzhi mark, Nyonga, Peranakan, 19th c., height 2.25 inches, diameter 3.375 inches.

AN ENAMMELED AND INCISED PORCELAIN BOWLChina, Guangxu mark Circular section, the bowl with a green ground and an aubergine enamelled and incised decoration of two dragons in pursuit of the pearl, towa

Possibly enameled in green ground with yellow dragons. 19th. C. "Tung Chih" mark and of the period. 4" (10cm) across. On the bottom of the bow, here's an English handwriting in Tung Chih from the Amer

8 Wedgwood England porcelain bouillon bowls and underplates in Green Florentine, circa 1960. Hunter green ground with gilt dragons and foliate scroll decoration. Wedgwood England mark to the underside

(Lot of 2) Two Chinese Porcelain dishes, one is with aubergine-ground and the other is green and white, both depicting two dragons chasing the flaming bowl, six-character mark to the base, dish size:

Imperial yellow ground porcelain plate with 5- claw green dragons on the underside. It has a 6-character Daoguang mark on the base and is of the period. Dimensions are 1 1/2 inches tall X 7 1/4 inche