Pair Chinese Export Armorial Dishes

Pair Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Reticulated Dishes - A pair of oval-shaped dished with pierced rims and a blue edge. The interior of each dish features a family crest surrounded by an ermine cl

Pair Chinese Export armorial porcelain oval dishes, 18th/19th c., with hand-painted heraldic emblem and banner reading "Fac Recte Nil Time" (Do right and fear nothing), gilded trim, unmarked, 10.75"l

Pair of Chinese export rose medallion armorial dishes, dating from the 19th century. Extremely decorative with gilt rose medallion in the composition. Each plate featuring a scene with ladies and bear

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Warming Dishes, Late 18th Century. Each with a central crest for the O'Callaghan family bearing the motto, 'Fidus Et Audax'.  Dimensio

Chinese Export Armorial Dish, l8thc, decorated with a crowned shield containing a Unicorn, with a pair of confronted Unicorns flanking, within gilt scallop shell border. Dimensions: 9 in. dia.

Pair Chinese Export Pembridge armorial plates, c. 1750, China, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, the octagonal dishes decorated with the Pembridge crest with gilt repeat spearhead banding , the

Three (3) armorial and one (1) blue and white porcelain dishes, four (4) items. 1st-2nd item: Pair (2) of Chinese Export Armorial plates with blue and white diaper and dart border enclosing a center w

Early 19th century. One armorial pair of dishes, together with handsomely decorated monogrammed platters with eagle at center and initials below. The two dishes having signs of professional restoratio

One set the armorial with "Confido", within a "Fitzhugh"-type border of underglaze blue, scalloped rim, another a pair of leaf-shaped dishes, bearing mottos "Disce Pati Persever" and "Forward", and th

Late 18th/early 19th C., comprising two tea bowls, one with monogram "TB", the other "MFC", a "lighthouse" coffee pot with "LP" monogram, and a pair of small oval covered dishes with stands, bearing a

Mid-18th to early 19th C., comprising a pair of leaf-shaped dishes, with star-breasted hawk crest and motto "Prudens Sicut Serpens", a saucer dish bearing a coat of arms with bird bearers, the crest a

Chinese, Qing dynasty, export ware, orange and gilt painted border decoration on rim with purple and gilt painted floral sprigs around central European monk figure with a banner above his head in Lati

ship in medallion, brown, 7", 18th century, excellent....Armorial Porcelain -A brief historyCoats of Arms originated as identifying features in battle with knights wearing identifiable colours, patter

Samson Chinese Export Urn and Pair of Paris Porcelain Shell Dishesmid to late 19th century, all with hand-painted floral sprays and gilt borders surrounding a central armorial crest, the covered urn w

mid 18th/early 19th century, comprising: six shallow dishes with blue and white borders, armorial and pseudo armorial decoration, gilt rims, including a pair with banner "Spero Meliora"; sauceboat and

to include an armorial platter with gilt feather rim and center crest with two lions and shield; a small serving dish with pink diapered rim and floral decoration; a pair of saucers with handpainted d

early 18th century, center arms for Savage Impaling Savage, border with ducal crest and other auspicious objects, 8-1/2 in.

CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL DISHES, CIRCA 1760, 2, DIA 9":Pictured in China for the West by David Howard and John Eyers, volume 2 page 424. Dated in book as 1760. Decorated at the rim with naturalistic tr

Pair Chinese Export armorial porcelain vases, 19th/20th c., hardwood stand, mounted as lamps, 17.5"h x 7.5"w (incl. stand, excl. fittings) Provenance: Property From a Major Corporate Collection, NY

circa 1760; bearing the arms of Fitler, 8 1/2 in. Diam. Purchased at Cohen and Cohen of London. See Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D.S. Howard

Pair Chinese Export armorial porcelain vases, 19th c., on hardwood stands, mounted as lamps, 17.5"h c 7.5"w (incl. hardwood stand, excl fittings) Provenance: Property From a Major Corporate Collection

Pair of 18th century Chinese Export porcelain armorial famille rose dinner plates, bearing the arms and motto of the baronetcy of Lauder. Both depicting phoenixes surrounded by blooming peonies amongs

Pair Chinese Export Armorial Pitchers, c. 1780-1810. Both have exceptional enameling , one with entwined handles, the other with a gilt shield and leaves. Dimension: 4 1/2" high x 4 1/4" wide. PROVENA

circa 1785; center with phoenix, shield and initials I.J.S. with floral festoons, 11 in. Diam. According to David Howard, 6 different English families used this identical crest and it is impossible to