A Chinese porcelain spoon enamelled in colours with a f

A Set of Chinese Iron Red Decorated Porcelain Spoons each enamelled to the interior with a dragon in the center roundel, surrounded by the eight diagram symbols. Length 4 3/4 in., 12 cm.

Two yellow bowls with saucer and spoon, China, after 1949, painted porcelain with gold paint, so-called ''birthday bowl''. ''Birthday bowl'' with colours of the famille rose and four characters in med

decorated with geese and stylised mask handles, in tones of copper red, blue and green, four character mark to base, h 12.5 cm

Seven Chinese Porcelain SpoonsTwo blue & white spoons, two orange dragon on yellow ground wit

36 Piece Lot of Chinese Porcelain Spoons and Bowls. Condition: Generally Good, 2 with Chips. Dimensions: Largest Spoon L: 8.75". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a c

Ca. 240 pieces. Various designs.

6 Chinese Porcelains; 4 Spoons with 2 in blue & white, a pale green glazed spoon and a spoon enameled with a chicken; together with a quatrefoil Bowl enameled outside with bird & flowers and "Ink" cal

Group of 19-20th C. Chinese porcelain famille rose medallion spoons. 6in.

Eighteen Chinese Porcelain Spoons comprising six blue and white examples, three copper red and gilt examples, and nine famille rose examples.  Longest: length 7 in., 18 cm.

Group of Chinese Porcelain Spoons. Longest L 22 cm

Group of Chinese Porcelain Spoons. L 14 cm

Group of Qing Chinese porcelain spoons.

13 Chinese porcelain spoons. L 14 cm.

Group of Chinese Porcelain Spoons. L 13.5 cm

Ten Chinese Porcelain Spoons. L 12.5 cm

Group of 19-20th C. Chinese porcelain famille rose spoons, 5.5in

14 Chinese Porcelain Spoons. L 14 cm

Group of Chinese Porcelain Spoons. L 14 cm

[40] Forty Assorted Chinese Porcelain Spoons. size: 3 6h 1.5 2.5w

6"L

Antique English toy tea bowl and a saucer. A fine example of George III creamware was produced in England during the last quarter of the 1700s. Also contains three Chinese porcelain spoons decorated i

Large Chinese porcelain 'Sanskrit' spoon, Possibly Ming Dynasty or later, blue and white porcelain, decorated blue underglaze Sanskrit and lotus flowers, with Xuande style reign mark to back of handle

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Spoon Rests 19th century each decorated en grisaille, one example depicting Zeus, the other depicting a flowering urn. Width of each 5 inches. Estimate $150-250

for the Persian Market, mid-19th century; gilt chain and callgraphy decoration, 5 in. L.