PAIR OF MEISSEN TEA BOWLS CIRCA 1730

A pair of Meissen Hausmaler teabowls and saucers, the porcelain circa 1720 Decorated in the Seuter workshop in Augsburg in tooled gilding with chinoiserie scenes engaged at various pursuits, including

Circa 1730-35 includes a pair with yellow sunburst, composed of three wide diapered bands and group of six stripes, border with floral sprays and rooster in center, with matching matching cup single w

MEISSEN SLOP BOWL CIRCA 1730 each side decorated with a chinoiserie scene, one depicting a couple drinking tea, the other depicting an artist painting a panel; each within a gilt scrollwork cartouche

A PAIR OF NYON TEA BOWLS AND SAUCERS, CIRCA 1790, each decorated with scattered flowers, each with underglaze blue fish mark. (4) Saucers 13cm diameter

Pair of Blue & White Chinese Tea Bowls Circa 1911Measuring: 4.5 x 2 inches

Armorial Plate, Pair Porcelain candlesticks, Limoge dresser box, Meissen Tea bowl, Trinket box, Acorn carved trinket box, small Cloisonné vase, miniature box

A PAIR OF CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD CAFE-AU-LAIT GLAZED SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN TEABOWLS, circa 1700, each base with an unusual butterfly mark in underglaze-blue, 2.7in diameter & 1.7in high.

Collection of hand painted German porcelain including: pair of Meissen tea or demitasse cups, hand painted floral design with gilt accents, marked on bottom with Meissen cross sword design, H. 1.75".

A PAIR OF AMERICAN MARKET STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINT POTTERY TEA BOWLS AND SAUCERS, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1820-1823, the pair of tea bowls and saucers with dark blue transfer print decoratio

Yongzheng Era, circa 1730 includes; small footed bowl, mug, octagonal tea caddy and misc. lid, bowl, 5 1/2 in. Diam., mug, 5 in. H., tea caddy, 5 in. H., lid, 2 1/2 in. Diam. Provenance: Two with Elin

Pair of Meissen Tischchenmuster tea cups and saucers. Hand painted florals the central area of the cup and to the center of the saucers. Meissen marks to the underside, circa 1735. Weight Approx., 1 l

Circa 1800-10; in the Chinese Export Manner, with black transfer Great Seal of the United States decoration, saucer - 5 1/2 in. Diam. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

A PAIR OF QING DYNASTY FAMILLE ROSE YELLOW GROUND TEA BOWLS, PROBABLY GUANGXU, CIRCA 1900, enameled porcelain bowls with everted rim with blue and pink flower blooms among dense tendrils on a yellow g

Circa 1770; blue and white scroll border with court and garden vignettes, saucer, 5 in. Diam.

Circa 1800-10; American Market with floral basket decoration, probably a wedding service, cup - 4 in. Diam., saucer - 6 in. Diam. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

New Hall, with an overpainted blue and gilt border, circa 1800. Dia of saucer 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

Circa 1900, each signed with blue underglaze sword mark, "2858" other "2863", small chip on front of man bowl and man's ribbon on back of hair, other is in very good condition, 8" x 12.5" x 8"

CHINA, CIRCA 1800 A pair of Chinese export floral porcelain tea cups. The tea cups are decorated with an allover floral design with large central chrysanthemum flower. Provenance: From the estate of G

White porcelain ground with puce floral sprays to tea bowl and saucer. Blue crossed swords mark with central dot to base, circa 1765. Dia of saucer 13.5cm (5 1/4in)

Comprising two tiny circa 1920 enameled vases, the undersides marked "China," five tea bowls, one with saucer, and a pair of Imari-style soup bowls. Largest: 2.5" H X 5" diameter.

A fine 19th century Meissen porcelain tea service consisting of an oval tray, lidded coffee pot, lidded sugar bowl, cream jug, together with two pair of tea cups & saucers, all with gold rims and hand

A mid-20th century Persian (Iranian) silver and cloisonne enamel tea glass set, Rasht circa 1950 Pahlavi dynasty. Comprising a twin handled sugar bowl, six tea glass holders, six spoon and a pair of s

Candlestick pair, mortar and pestle, circa 1890 silver plated tea set (the sugar bowl lid is missing), a Williamsburg Delft reproduction urn. Urn measures 10 x 10.5 inches, coffee pot measures 8.75 x

A pair of George II silver tea tongs, probably Ebenezer Coker, London circa 1750, scissor action C S and foliate scroll design with tongue heeled oval bowls, stamped makers mark to one EC, 11.5cm long