Stock #: 1013379 Size: 7cm high Price: AU$ 0.00 US$ 0.00 € 0.00 £ 0.00 Miniature Chinese porcelain vase, recovered from the Hatcher Junk, painted in underglaze  More »

Stock #: 1013379 Size: 7cm high Price: AU$ 0.00 US$ 0.00 € 0.00 £ 0.00 Miniature Chinese porcelain vase, recovered from the Hatcher Junk, painted in underglaze blue with Kanxhi, Jingdezhen kilns, Circa 1645 References: Recovered from the Hatcher Junk in the South China Sea, by Michael Hatcher in the early 1980's. Sold through a massive series of sales in Amsterdam and London, 1985, with 1,958 miniature vases being recorded. Dating comes from a dated inscription for Spri   « Less

Stock #: 1013291 Size: 13cm wide; 6cm high Price: AU$ 440.00 US$ 453.20 € 334.40 £ 281.60 Chinese pottery bowl, of straight sided form on small foot, with  More »

Stock #: 1013291 Size: 13cm wide; 6cm high Price: AU$ 440.00 US$ 453.20 € 334.40 £ 281.60 Chinese pottery bowl, of straight sided form on small foot, with thick black/brown 'hares fur' glaze over a dark brown body. 12th century Condition: possible minor rim repair   « Less

Stock #: 1013272 Size: 9cm wide, 5cm high Price: AU$ 160.00 US$ 164.80 € 121.60 £ 102.40 Chinese export teabowl, painted in blue with a continuius hunt scene,  More »

Stock #: 1013272 Size: 9cm wide, 5cm high Price: AU$ 160.00 US$ 164.80 € 121.60 £ 102.40 Chinese export teabowl, painted in blue with a continuius hunt scene, including men on horseback. 19th century Condition: hairline   « Less

Stock #: 1013248 Size: 12cm high, 6cm wide Price: AU$ 980.00 US$ 1,009.40 € 744.80 £ 627.20 Chinese Export tea caddy of square form, originally painted in  More »

Stock #: 1013248 Size: 12cm high, 6cm wide Price: AU$ 980.00 US$ 1,009.40 € 744.80 £ 627.20 Chinese Export tea caddy of square form, originally painted in underglaze blue with a cell border and elegant panels of flowers in the pencilled method, re- decorated in Holland in colourful enamels in the Japanese Kakiemon manner, with panels of exotic birds perched in flowering peony plants, and panels of urns with flowering plants, within iron red & gilt scrolling foliage borders, the underglaze cell borders with red and gilt enhancements. Porcelain C. 1710, re-decorated in Holland C. 1720 References: The difference between Dutch and English decoration is subtle; however, this is more like Dutch examples in manner. It copies a Japanese kakiemon design, ref. Espir European Decoration on Oriental Porcelain p105 for a pair of vases with similar Dutch deco Condition: collar & lid restored   « Less

Stock #: 1013247 Size: 12cm wide, 6cm high Price: AU$ 290.00 US$ 298.70 € 220.40 £ 185.60 Chinese Export small bowl, with lobed rim, well painted with large  More »

Stock #: 1013247 Size: 12cm wide, 6cm high Price: AU$ 290.00 US$ 298.70 € 220.40 £ 185.60 Chinese Export small bowl, with lobed rim, well painted with large panels of family groups playing music, within a gilt scroll ground reserved with panels of landscapes in puce, the rim with an underglaze blue cell border. Circa 1770 Condition: small rim frits, bruised footring   « Less

Stock #: 1013193 Size: 14cm hgih Price: AU$ 590.00 US$ 607.70 € 448.40 £ 377.60 Chinese export milk jug & cover, painted in the famille rose palette with  More »

Stock #: 1013193 Size: 14cm hgih Price: AU$ 590.00 US$ 607.70 € 448.40 £ 377.60 Chinese export milk jug & cover, painted in the famille rose palette with groups of European flowers, the rims with a wide pink scale border finished by gilt rococo scrolls and pink feathering. Circa 1765 Condition: condition is good, slight wear to gold, firing flaw to rim & handle.   « Less

Stock #: 1013091 Size: saucer 12cm wide Price: AU$ 220.00 US$ 226.60 € 167.20 £ 140.80 Unusual Chinese Export teabowl & saucer, painted with a central wreath  More »

Stock #: 1013091 Size: saucer 12cm wide Price: AU$ 220.00 US$ 226.60 € 167.20 £ 140.80 Unusual Chinese Export teabowl & saucer, painted with a central wreath of flowering branches containing two facing hawks, within a gilt rope-twist border, the rim with a sparse twin-line greek-key design. Circa 1760 Condition: Saucer rim hairline, small chips, cup hairline   « Less

Stock #: 1013087 Size: 7.5cm high Price: AU$ 680.00 US$ 700.40 € 516.80 £ 435.20 Chinese wine cup, of elegant tall form on short foot, painted with a  More »

Stock #: 1013087 Size: 7.5cm high Price: AU$ 680.00 US$ 700.40 € 516.80 £ 435.20 Chinese wine cup, of elegant tall form on short foot, painted with a continuous scene of two figures in a garden. Kanxi mark, 1662-1722 References: from an old Australian collection Condition: excellent condition   « Less

Stock #: 1013046 Size: 32.5 x 22.5 cm Price: AU$ 2,400.00 US$ 2,472.00 € 1,824.00 £ 1,536.00 Rare Chinese Export serving dish, made for the Dutch market and  More »

Stock #: 1013046 Size: 32.5 x 22.5 cm Price: AU$ 2,400.00 US$ 2,472.00 € 1,824.00 £ 1,536.00 Rare Chinese Export serving dish, made for the Dutch market and painted in underglaze blue with a river landscape, the foreground with two large hunting hounds before a Dutch style gabled house, the background with numerous other European buildings amongst trees, the rim with a frieze of flowers & foliage, with a brown line edge. Circa 1740 References: ref. Gordon 'Collecting Chinese Export Porcelain' p57, for a plate of this pattern & a reference to a 'platter recently sold to the American Museum of the China Trade'. Condition: superb condition   « Less

Stock #: 1013041 Size: 7cm high Price: AU$ 320.00 US$ 329.60 € 243.20 £ 204.80 Unusual Chinese Export coffee cup, the ribbed body applied with leaves and  More »

Stock #: 1013041 Size: 7cm high Price: AU$ 320.00 US$ 329.60 € 243.20 £ 204.80 Unusual Chinese Export coffee cup, the ribbed body applied with leaves and berries, painted in soft tones with groups of flowers beneath the rim, the applied decoration also picked out in enamels. Circa 1745 References: ref. Godden -Oriental Export Market Porcelain- p171 for a teapot with similar raised work, which is quite rare. The early French porcelains of Saint Cloud and Mennecy include applied flowers such as this, and were most probably the origin for the Chinese Condition: several hairlines where leaves join, fritting to rim   « Less