A Chinese Imari Saucer Dish.
c.1690-1720

A Large Chinese Imari saucer dish 28cm. diameter. Decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gilding with swirling foliage and flowers. A stylized flowerhead a the centre of the decoration.  Two stylized sprigs to the back of the rim.  There are no marks.

A Superb Yongzheng Period Plate.
c.1725-35.
 

A very nice, early 18th.Century,Chinese porcelain plate, dating from the Yongzheng period, (1723-35).  Decorated with enamel colours and gilt with fruit sprays.  The cavetto decorated with a brown ground border decorated with gilt flower heads and reserving four famille rose flower sprays.  The well of the plate with carved scrollwork designs.  The edge of the rim with a multi line and gilt scrollwork border. The outermost line in underglaze blue. The back of the rim decorated with three enamelled flower sprays. Measures, 22.4cm. diameter.

Chinese Qianlong Period Bowl.
Mid 18th.Century.

A Chinese porcelain  bowl.  Decorated in polychrome enamels, underglaze blue and gilding with a reserve containing a scene of a lady and a boy reclining in a fenced garden. The scene repeated on the opposite side and with flowers and finger citron painted in Imari colours between the reserves.  Measures 19.8cm. diameter and 8.4cm. high.  Dates from c.1760-70
  

A European Subject Bowl.
c.1740.

A rare European subject Chinese porcelain bowl.  Originally decorated in China with incised scroll patterns into the porcelain before firing and underglaze blue border patterns. The enamel decoration of a European couple sitting at a table drinking coffee, probably added in Holland.  It is believed that the scene commemorates the marriage of  Princess Anne of Hanover, daughter of George 11 of England to William 1V, who became Stadholder of the Netherlands in 1747.  Measures 16cm. diameter

Unfortunately cracked half way around the bowl and with another hairline from the rim. Also wear to the interior decoration. A rare item nonetheless..