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A Chinese Blanc-de-chine Cup
  c.1760.

An attractive Chinese Blanc-de-chine cup. The press moulded lobed body applied with leaves,  tendrils and berries (grapes?). Unusually the cup is made in what appears to be a type of soft paste porcelain that is not translucent.  Then applied with a thick creamy glaze. It almost seems like tin glazed earthenware.  Measures 8cm. x 6.8cm. at the rim and 4.2cm. high.  There are no marks. 
  

Condition

There is a small chip to the edge of the rim. a few small losses to the applied leaves and tendrils and some firing cracks.
 

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Chinese Famille Rose Plate.
c.1750-60

An attractive Chinese export famille rose plate from the mid 18th.Century.   Painted with a scene of two ladies and a small boy on a terrace. The central scene surrounded by a gilt dagger border.  The rim with four flower sprays  Measures 22.8cm. diameter. No marks.

Condition

Two stable hairline cracks from the rim,  some fritting to the edge of the rim.  Some stacking wear to the enamels.

 

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An Unusual Chinese Bowl.  
c.1760.

A Chinese export porcelain bowl.  Decorated en  grisaille  with  a scene of a lady on an oxen beneath a large tree. The lady is holding a branch in her right hand, a small bird clings to the branch, its wings outstretched. A man followers the oxen holding a long rope attached to a ring in the animals nose  .  The bowl measures 14.7cm. diameter and 6.5cm. high.  Dates from c.1760.  There are no marks.
  

Condition

Unfortunately a little battered. There are several small chips, one filled, and a couple of cracks. An interesting and attractive bowl nonetheless.
 

Item OR0019

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A Rare Chinese Armorial Plate.
 c.1725-30.

A rare Chinese Armorial plate.  Superbly decorated in underglaze blue to the rim and cavetto. The centre decorated with a large and impressive coat of arms.  I believe the arms are those of Alexander quartering Bennet. The upper rim has a family crest.
   

Condition

Very badly damage and with old stapled repairs. Some inevitable wear to the enamels and gilding.  Nonetheless an impressive armorial plate that still displays quite well.
   

Item OR0020       Sold  

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