Chinese Famille Rose ‘Children on Peach Tree’ Moonflask

Chinese Famille Rose ‘Children on Peach Tree’ Moonflask Vase with Handles 13-1/2'' H, 8-7/8'' W; 5.6 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States via UPS

Pair Chinese Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Snuff Bottles: Of Cylindrical Form, Bodies Finely Painted With Five Children Playing Amid A Peach Tree, Iron Red Marks On Each Base And Of Qing Dynasty; Siz

PAIR CHINESE ANTIQUE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN SNUFF BOTTLES: of cylindrical form, bodies finely painted with five children playing amid a peach tree, one bottle with inscription, iron red marks on each

Both with scalloped edges, the first featuring children playing in garden, one in a tree, the base with archaic style Daoguang mark in red on base and bats; the second, featuring peach tree with bird

A Chinese Famille Rose Peaches Moon Flask Dimensions: H: 13 3/4 in. W: 9 3/4 in. (35 cm x 25 cm) The collection originate from Edward Hobart Seymour's uncle's family. Source: From the collection of Ed

A Chinese famille rose porcelain peach tree dishWith character marks to underside.diameter 7 1/2in (19cm)

Large Chinese Famille Rose Plate. Peach tree decoration. Base with 6-character mark Size: 22'' x 22'' x 4'' (56 x 56 x 10 cm).

1950-70s Chinese porcelain famille rose children carrying peach, 8in

A Chinese famille rose vase depicting a peach tree with lingzhi. The vase has an inscription and 4 seals. The vase is integrated to a celadon stand. Dimensions are: 11 inches tall X 5 inches wide, 27.

Chinese famille rose porcelain vase painted with peach tree, 15.85"Hx7.25"dia

DESCRIPTION: Large Qing Famille Rose Plate, depicts peaches, bats and trees. Marked along the underside with a blue, double concentric circle mark. CIRCA: ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: D:17" H:3.25" CONDI

Large Chinese enameled porcelain famille rose floor vase; with peach tree design and four characters; some losses to enamel, pitting, glaze flaws; H 15 3/8" x W 17" (approx.)

Chinese Famille Rose Children at play under a pine tree, with a man looking on, Porcelain Brush pot no mark to base., wear or upper rim and base , Light glaze wear 3.5" high 3.5" diameter

Large 20th century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain bottle vase decorated with peach trees and peaches, blue and white Qianlong seal mark on base, 16" H.

程永锋款 醉花阴瓷版画 Recumbent tiger under peach blossom tree; Chinese Famille Rose painted on porcelain plaque; signed by artist Cheng Yon

One painted with interior figural scenes with floral surrounds, the other with a peacock in a floral and foliage design with floral and geometric surrounds. Larger measures 16 inches height, 7 inches

Chinese polychrome enamel porcelain mini vase with famille rose palette and decorated with opposing dragons; the base having the mark of Jing Wei Tang. Approx. height 3".

The body in a cobalt graviata with raised gilt Phoenix birds, peach tree and chrysanthemums, with turquoise interior. Six character raised mark in gold. . All successful bids have a 20% payment proces

Chinese Qing Dynasty porcelain plate, with peach branches bearing fruit. Contoured lines gently rise from a short foot. The exterior masterfully depicts a gnarled tree limb caressing the inner and out

China, 19th C., Famille Rose vase, with peach tree motif with circling orange bats on a white ground. Pink, yellow, green, and brown hues. Qianlong mark. Height 6 3/4 in.

The globular body rising to a tall slender neck, enameled on the body with two circular panels enclosing pomegranate branch peach tree branch, and four fa-shaped panels enclosing bamboo, orchid, plum

A pair of famille rose porcelain cups dating from the 19th century. Each features a crane with a lingzhi mushroom beneath a peach tree. Dimensions are: 1 1/2 inches tall X 2 inches wide, 3.8 cm tall X

Depicting beauties near a peach tree in a spring landscape, calligraphies on the reverse side. 19th century/Republic period (1912-1949). Height: 14 5/8 inches, 37 cm.

A Chinese famille rose 'peach' lidded box Guangxu period, Qing dynasty Box covered in fruiting peach trees filled with sprays of fresh leaves, growing lingzhi, and flying bats, separated at the rims b