mugs and beakers - Chinese ceramics
13 item(s) found:
A Chinese exportware blue and white mug 18th century, the ample cylindrical body painted with flowers and bamboo in idyllic garden landscape and fitted with a dragon-shaped handle, 13 cm high
A Chinese porcelain blue and white footed beaker bowl with footed cover with underglaze blue design of rampant dragons chasing gems. Four character marks. Note; both with chipping faults.
A Chinese blue and white mug and a scent bottle, Kangxi. Height 6 cm &. Height 10 cm
A pale celadon glazed beaker, contemporary, painted with Daruma, inscription and over-glaze red seal to base, Tani? 12 cm high
A Chinese export-Ware tankard, Qianlong, 18th century, 13 cm high. Painted in famille-rose enamels
An export ware tankard, Qianlong, 18th century, well decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and enamels, with a family on a garden terrace, framed by a decorative scroll, 11.5 cm high
A Chinese celadon glazed beaker. Height: 8. 5 cm
A Chinese porcelain pair blue and white beaker shaped vases each with a bulging centre and raised on a short ring foot, the body with three continuous friezes of rural dwellings, lakes, fishing boats, trees and mountains, in underglaze blue.…
A large Chinese export ware tankard, circa 1800, with applied strap handles, shark skin textured surface enclosing a panel decorated with a river and garden landscape in blue and white with some gilding. Old rim restoration. Height 15.5 cm
A large blue and white copper-red and celadon glazed beaker vase, Kangxi, 1662-1722. Carved and incised, decorated with exotic flowers issuing from rockwork, two Qilong dragons around the centre, a lotus flower under the base. Height 42.5 cm
A Chinese export hard paste porcelain tankard circa 1780. bell shape with painted Chinese figures in landscape, the handle with shaped heart finial. Height 13.5 cm.
A blue and white export tankard Qianlong period (1736-1795). Very finely painted 11.3 cm diameter. Height 14.5 cm
Fine large Qainlong baluster shaped mug, with polychrome floral decoration on Anchua ground (known as the hidden decoration). Many examples of this Anchua have been found in ship wrecks of Chinese porcelain in the 1750's.…