A Chinese Blue and White Landscape Porcelain Bowl

PROVENANCE: From Bluffton, SC Private Collector. Dimensions: Heigth: 8.2 cm, Diameter: 22 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty QianLong Blue and White Landscape Porcelain Bowl. The porcelain potted with a shallow

Qing Yongzheng A Blue And White Landscape Porcelain Bowl Mark Period Of Yongzheng. H:7 cm. (2 3/4 in.); W:17.3 cm. (6 7/8 in.) 清雍正 青花山水碗 &#22823

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl with continuous landscape tableauheight 3 1/4in (8cm); diameter 8in (20cm) Provenance:Property from an Important Private Beverly Hills Collection.

Chinese Porcelain Blue And White Charger, Bowl, Landscape With Figures 11.25 Diameter X 2 H Inches

China, Yongzheng, blue and white decoration of river landscape with figures and pagodas, interior with medallion landscape and pagodas. Usage signs. Dim.:20,5cm.

H. 6 cm.W. 12 cm.

An estate collection of (5) Chinese blue and white porcelain plates, dishes, and bowls. Includes: (1) figural Immortals plate; (1) landscape plate with scalloped octagonal rim (rim having heavy surfac

China, Yongzheng, blue and white decoration of a river landscape with figures and pagodas, interior with river mountainous landscape and pagodas. Usage signs. Dim.:20,5cm.

Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, decorated with blue and white landscape interior. Four round window of kids and landscape view around the by flowers. Six blue Chinese character under glaze mark o

Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, decorated with blue and white landscape interior. Four round window of figures and landscape view around the by flowers. Six blue Chinese character under glaze mar

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL, H 8", DIA 19.5", VILLAGE LANDSCAPE A large Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with a village landscape with ships at sea. The basin of the bowl is d

Chinese, Qing dynasty, the tea cup painted with figural landscape scenes in blue and white, with a four-characters Chenghua mark to its base. The blue and white porcelain bowl features fruits andflowe

Antique Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Bowl 5.75''x9''. Depicts a mountainous landscape with temples and three lone scholars. Buddhist symbols along top exterior rim. Hairline spider crack to bottom o

18th C. Chinese Blue/White Porcelain Bowl with hand painted elegant women in a courtyard landscape throughout exterior. Lotus flower motif near lower portion of the exterior. Interior of the bowl with

2 Chinese Late Ming Blue & White Porcelain Bowls, the first with 7 sides on a round base with a design of Boats on a lake, the other with a water landscape in light blues. Height of 7 sided bowl 3 1/4

A small Chinese blue and white porcelain shallow bowl or brush washer having landscape design and six-character Chenghua mark on the underside. 1-1/4in tall x 3-3/4in diameter.

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Bowl. Underglaze Blue Depicting A Continuous Band of Warriors on horseback in a forest landscape; height: 12 inches

landscape motif; 3.5in(L) x 2.5in(H)

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Bowl, 19th C. Kangxi Mark. The exterior decorated with a temple in a landscape with figures; 4-character mark to base: Kang Xi Nian Zhi. Size: 3.5'' x 9'' x 9'' (9 x 23

China, Kangxi, blue and white decoration with deities in landscape, interior with medallion with landscape, floral stripe frieze. Signs of use, small hairline. Dim:18 cm

Ming or early Qing dynasty, including a pair of bowls decorated with riders and other figures in a landscape, h. 2-1/4 d. 5-7/8; 2-1/2 d. 5-3/4 (with chip on foot); a pair of rice bowls, possibly Tian

A FINE CHINESE BLUE & WHITE MING STYLE PORCELAIN BOWL - Decorated interior with carved floral arrangement, with scenes of boys playing in landscapes, the base with raised precious objects around a fou

Chinese Fisherman Blue & White Porcelain Bowl 2.25''x11''. Blue underglaze fisherman and scholar in landscape. Unmarked. Excellent condition. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese Deer Blue & White Porcelain Bowl 2.5''x11''. Blue underglaze twin deer motif in landscape with bat. Unmarked. Excellent condition. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.