A pair of Chinese famille rose bowls depicting warriors on horseback, the bowl features a hand-painted design with colourful representations of traditional Chinese figures, including a warrior on horseback and another figure holding a red flag. The artwork is detailed and uses red, blue, green and yellow hues, in the famille rose style. The background depicts a traditional landscape with buildings, trees and floral motifs. Yongzheng period, 18th century. D: 7.5 cm H: 3.7 cm. Minor chips.

A Famille rose and café-au-lait Chinese porcelain cup and saucer, decorated with peonies and chased openwork flowers. The outside is decorated with brown enamel. Qian-long period, 18th century. D: 6.3 cm H: 3.7 cm (cup), D: 9 cm (saucer). Perfect condition.

A pair of Chinese café-au-lait porcelain cups and saucers, with a pink family background, decorated with flowers, the outside decorated with brown enamel. Qian-long period, 18th century. D: 6.3 cm H: 4 cm (cup), D: 10.7 cm (saucer). One cup with tiny chips, other pieces perfect.

A rare Famille rose Chinese porcelain "pronk plume" teacup. Based on a design attributed to Cornelis Pronk, the two sides of the outside of the teacup and the centre of the saucer are painted with a white and lavender plume motif enhanced with gilding on a yellow diaprous ground. The inside rim of each cup is decorated with a lavender border with gilding, consisting of panelling and acorns. Qianlong period, 18th century. D: 7.7 cm H: 4 cm similar lots comparison ref: sotheby "s, newyork, 23-01-2010, for a similar example. Https://www. Sothebys. Com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2010/chinese-export-porcelain-from-the-private-collection-of-elinor-gordon-n08650/lot.227.Html Chips and small hairline.

Pair of Famille Rose Chinese porcelain dishes with floral motifs. This is a Chinese porcelain plate featuring a finely hand-painted floral motif. The central motif features a traditional arrangement of peonies and chrysanthemums, which symbolise prosperity and longevity in Chinese culture. The border is decorated with repeated floral and geometric motifs, probably inspired by famille rose porcelain, a style that came to the fore during the Qing dynasty. The warm colour palette, including pinks, reds, blues and golds, and the intricate brushwork suggest a high level of craftsmanship. Yongzheng period, 18th century. D: 22.5-23 cm. One dish with tiny chips, one dish with a hairline and chips.

Four Famille Rose porcelain dishes with floral motifs, representing a variety of flowers, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, peonies, etc. 18th/19th century. D: 22.5-23 cm. Hair and chips.

Four Famille Rose Chinese porcelain dishes with floral motifs. These are Chinese porcelain plates beautifully decorated with an intricate hand-painted design in vibrant shades of iron red, blue, green and gold. The central motif depicts a lotus and an arrangement of antiques with detailed flowers, symbolising wealth and prosperity in Chinese culture. The outer rim is decorated with elaborate swirling patterns, stylised flowers and ornamental motifs, recalling the traditional style of 'imari' or 'Chinese export' porcelain, which was highly prized in Chinese and European markets. The rich use of iron red and cobalt blue, and the delicacy of the brushwork, suggest a piece influenced by Qing dynasty porcelain or inspired by the decorative aesthetics of the 17th and 18th centuries. Yongzheng, 18th century. D: 22 cm. One dish is chipped.

Chinese porcelain "floral" bowl of the famille rose. The exterior is finely decorated with rolled stems of feathery leaves bearing four large flowers and smaller flowers and buds, all reserved on a lemon-yellow background. The inside is decorated in the centre with five bats in iron-red piqué. Jiaqing mark with iron red in the base 19th/20th century. D : 14,5x7,3 cm. Perfect condition.

Iron red and grisaille Chinese porcelain "armorial" dish. This is a Chinese export porcelain dish with a European-style coat of arms in the centre. The design includes a heraldic shield flanked by two mythical creatures, possibly a griffin and a lion, surmounted by a crown. The shield is adorned with a red and white chevron, which may indicate a noble or aristocratic family coat of arms. The border is adorned with intricate monochrome and gilded details, representing classical motifs such as draperies, floral motifs and cherubs, reflecting European Baroque or Rococo influences. It probably dates from the 18th or early 19th century, when Chinese porcelain was highly sought after by the European elite. This plate is probably a custom-made armorial piece commissioned by a European family, a common practice in the export trade of the Qing dynasty. D: 24 cm. Chips. Perfect condition.

Two Famille Rose Chinese porcelain dishes with floral decoration, depicting peonies, etc. Yongzheng period, 18th century. D : 22,5-23 cm. One dish with small chips, one dish with a hairline.

Pair of Famille rose Chinese porcelain "peony garden" dishes. Decorated with large peonies in bloom growing on rocks. Qian-long period. 18th century. Height: 23 cm. Chips and hair lines.

Three blue and white Chinese porcelain "floral" dishes. Qian-long period. 18th century. D : 23,5 cm.

Blue and white Chinese porcelain "deer and crane" dish. The decoration features traditional Chinese motifs, including deer, cranes, pine trees and floral motifs, symbolising longevity, peace and harmony. This dish was very popular in Europe during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Qian-long period. 18th century. D: 23 cm. Two small chips.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain "flowers and butterflies" dishes. With a double circle and an underglaze blue seal mark on the base, kang-xi period. 18th century. D : 16 cm. Good condition.

Three Chinese porcelain "floral" dishes in the imari style. Kang-xi period. 18th century. D : 23 cm. Good condition.

A pair of blue and white Chinese porcelain "xi-xiang-ji" dishes. With an underglaze blue floral mark on the base. The centre of the plate depicts two figures elegantly dressed in traditional Chinese garb, standing in a landscape. One of them is holding a folding fan and they appear to be engaged in conversation. To the right, a small architectural structure houses a seated figure playing the qin. The background includes stylised clouds, trees and plants, typical of classical Chinese art. Kang-xi period. 18th century. D: 23 cm. Small filled chips.

Chinese "mandarin" porcelain tableware from the famille rose region, depicting several ladies relaxing near a pavilion. 19th/20th century. D : 23 cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain "mandarin" dish, depicting several characters chatting near a pavilion. 19th century. D : 24 cm. A small chip.

Chinese famille rose canton porcelain "gui-gu-zi 鬼谷子" plate. The central illustration depicts a historical scene "guiguzi descends the mountain"， a man holds a red horse, while others discuss. There is also a seated（gui-guzi） figure in a wheeled cart pushed by an assistant. The background includes trees, a pavilion and clouds, giving depth to the composition. The rim of the plate is richly decorated with flowers, birds and intricate patterns in bright colours, characteristic of traditional Chinese ceramics. 19th/20th century. D : 25 cm. Perfect condition.

Chinese porcelain plum blossom dish. Iron red seal mark. The dish depicts a plum tree in bloom, with intricate pink flowers on gracefully curving branches. The tree is set against a simple white background, emphasising the elegance of the composition. Beneath the tree, rocks and red flowers add a touch of chromatic balance to the scene. On the left side of the plate is the maker's mark，as well as a red seal，the plate has a refined gold rim, enhancing its elegant and classic appearance. The overall style is reminiscent of traditional Chinese brush painting, often associated with themes of resilience and beauty. The top rim and foot are mounted in bronze and can also be removed. 19th century. D: 17.5 cm.

Blue and white Chinese porcelain "floral" plate. Representing flowers and antiques. Qian-long period. 18th century. L : 34 cm, W : 26 cm. The rim shows typical glaze losses.

Chinese blue and white porcelain rectangular dish with "landscape" decoration. The dish is finely decorated with a continuous landscape scene including the pavilion，academics talking and two boys crossing a bridge, amidst a mountainous landscape with pine trees and plum blossoms, and courtyard houses hidden among rocks. Qian-long period. 18th century. W: 30 cm D: 40 cm.

Antique" octagonal plate in Famille Rose porcelain from China. The centre of the plate depicts fruiting branches of peach, citron and lychee forming the sanduo, accompanied by lotuses and antiques. Qian-long period. 18th century. D: 26.5 cm.

Chinese porcelain "peonies" plate of the pink family. Qian-long period. 18th century. D : 31,5 cm.

Chinese green family porcelain jar and lid with "narrative motifs". 19th century. Height: 40 cm.

Chinese famille rose porcelain antique jar and lid, floral and antique decoration, with poetic inscription on the side. 19th/20th century. H: 32 cm. A small chip to the rim.

Chinese blue and white "prunus on cracked ice" porcelain jar and lid. With the 4-character mark "kang-xi" in underglaze blue on the base. 19th century. Height : 46 cm. Perfect condition.

Chinese famille rose porcelain "immortals" vase, representing the three "star gods". The fu, lu, shou motif was popular in Chinese porcelain, particularly during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Porcelain vases, plates and jars decorated with fu, lu, shou were used in imperial courts and noble households to convey wishes for a happy and prosperous life. This motif remains highly prized in Chinese culture and frequently appears in festive decorations, gifts and traditional works of art. 19th/20th century. Height: 23.5 cm. Perfect condition.

A large jar and lid in Chinese porcelain from the pink "peony stabilising pheasant" family, featuring a large, colourful phoenix standing gracefully on a rock formation. Nearby, a crane with an elegantly curved neck adds a sense of harmony and balance to the composition. Surrounding the birds, lush peonies in brilliant pinks and greens symbolise prosperity and beauty. Other small birds, including one perched on a tree branch, add to the liveliness of the scene. The reverse bears a poetic inscription. 19th century. Height: 41 cm.

A pair of Nanking green family porcelain "warrior" vases. 19th century. Height: 39.5 cm

Pink family Chinese porcelain "ladies" vase. Depicting several ladies and children relaxing near a pavilion. The reverse side bears a poetic inscription. 20th century. Height: 43 cm. A star-shaped hairline at the bottom.

Two blue and white Chinese porcelain vases with a celadon background "phoenix and dragon". 19th century. Height : 43 cm.

Two blue and white Chinese porcelain vases with celadon "figures" background. 20th century. Height 43 cm.

Two Famille Rose Chinese porcelain dishes. An octagonal oblong "mandarin" dish decorated with two ladies seated in front of a pavilion, listening to a child read. The background includes stylised clouds, trees and plants. Another dish depicts a crane standing on a rock with peonies in bloom. Qian-long period. 18th century. D: 25-31 cm. Mandarin dish in perfect condition. Repaired crane dish.

Four "figurative" Chinese porcelain dishes of the famille rose. This is a beautifully painted Chinese porcelain plate depicting a traditional scene with two elegantly dressed women in an architectural setting. The artwork depicts a woman standing outside, holding a red flower, and conversing with another woman inside a pavilion-like structure. The figures are dressed in flowing, colourful gowns with intricate detailing, reminiscent of the classical clothing of the Chinese court or nobility. The background includes a staircase, an intricately patterned balustrade and a canopy-like structure, which add depth and perspective to the composition. The scene is surrounded by bright floral motifs on the rim of the plate, with red, yellow and blue flowers, as well as delicate motifs along the edge. The outside is decorated with four floral sprays in iron red. Qian-long period. 18th century. D : 22,3 cm. Comparison of similar lots: ref: christie "s, london, 19-07-2018, for a similar but slightly smaller example. Https://onlineonly. Christies. Com/s/art-china-london-summer-edition/large-family-rose-figural-charger-241/58497. Two chips, one die-cut, the other repaired.

Two Chinese porcelain "floral" dishes of the famille rose. Depicting a variety of flowers, plum blossoms, peonies, etc. Yong-zheng period. 18th century. D : 22,5-25 cm.

Chinese famille rose porcelain "peonies in a scroll" plates. The medallion with an open scroll depicting a peony garden, the rim with sprays of peony flowers on a layered pattern background. Yongzheng period. 18th century. D : 28,5 cm.

Three Chinese porcelain "peony" plates of the famille rose. Depicting large peonies in bloom, the rim is decorated with sprays of peony flowers on a layered background. Yong-zheng period. 18th century. D : 22,5 cm.

A pair of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain "figurative" dishes. Representing a lady of the court and children in a garden. Qian-long period. 18th century. Diameter : 23 cm. Small chips.

Two Chinese famille rose porcelain fish dishes. Each heavy-pottery dish is decorated with four fish, the details of which are enhanced by gilding, among lilies, prunus and lotus. Kangxi period. 18th century. D: 22 cm.

Chinese porcelain "pheasant and peonies" plates of the famille rose. Qianlong period, 18th century. D : 22,5 cm. Small chips.

Chinese porcelain "floral" dish from the Rouse family. Qianlong period. 18th century. D : 22 cm.

Chinese porcelain "fisherman" plates from the famille rose. They depict a fisherman and a lady enjoying themselves on the banks of a river. The plate features a delicately painted scene of two figures in a pastoral landscape. Qianlong period, 18th century. Diameter: 22 cm. In perfect condition.

Pair of "figurative" Chinese porcelain dishes of the famille rose. The central scene depicts a traditional Chinese painting with figures dressed in flowing robes, engaged in everyday activities. A seated woman appears to be conversing with a standing servant holding a tray, while two children play near a small pond with ducks. The background includes a leafless tree and a classical architectural element, giving depth to the scene. The rim of the plate is decorated with pink landscape vignettes framed in cartouches. Qian-long period. 18th century. D : 23 cm. Small chips and glaze line on the outside.

Pair of Famille Rose Chinese porcelain dishes from the Compagnie des Indes. This dish is an interesting and unique example of Chinese export porcelain, probably made for the European market during the 18th or early 19th century. The design features a central scene with a tree with multicoloured flowers, two dogs and a hat, possibly representing a scholar or mythical figure. The landscape has a whimsical quality, with bold strokes of yellow, pink and brown adding texture. A notable detail is the flying bird wearing what appears to be a Chinese knot or tassel-like object, adding a symbolic touch. The border is decorated with European-style foliage, interspersed with small stylised masks or grotesque faces, common decorative elements in export porcelain intended for Western collectors. This mixture of Chinese and Western artistic elements suggests that the plate was produced in Jingdezhen or Canton (Guangzhou) specifically for European customers. The vivid colours, gilded details and finely painted decorations on this plate make it a striking example of cross-cultural artistic exchange during the Qing dynasty. Qianlong period. 18th century. D: 22.5 cm. Repaired.

Two octagonal Chinese porcelain dishes of the famille rose "mandarin". Decorated with two ladies seated in front of a pavilion, listening to a child read. The background includes stylised clouds, trees and plants. Qian-long period. 18th century. D: 11.5 and 19.5 cm. A few small chips.

Six different Chinese porcelain dishes. Long and late Qian period. 18th/19th century. D : 21-25,5 cm.

Two "floral" dishes in Chinese porcelain of the famille rose. This dish is a fine example of Chinese export porcelain, probably from the Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (18th century), created for the European market. The vibrant floral decoration, composed of large, detailed peonies and scrolling foliage, is painted in the famille rose or famille verte palette, which was highly sought after in Europe. The symmetrical arrangement of the flowers, the finely drawn border with an orange scroll motif and the use of bold red, green, blue and gold accents suggest a European-influenced design while retaining traditional Chinese artistic elements. Plates of this type were generally produced in Jingdezhen and exported across the Canton (Guangzhou) to European consumers who admired their exquisite craftsmanship. Qian-long period. 18th century. D: 25 cm.