This is the first of two Chinese pieces of hand painted porcelain dating from the 18th Century with what appears to be Chinese antiquities department marks. The Tea Bowl has set into it's base a wax seal with impressed characters. The bowl is beautifully painted with decorative motifs, stylised bats and calligraphy. The bowl has a slight turquoise hue and as to be expected contain small inclusions in the glaze picked up during the firing process. The foot rim is unglazed and the tea comes with an associated hand carved hard wood stand.

Height Cm/Inches: 5/1.97

Depth Cm/Inches: 8/3.15

Width Cm/Inches: 8/3.15

Price: £128.00

Ref: CRA374

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This is the second of two Chinese 18th Century Porcelain Pieces which would appear to carry Chinese Antiquities stamps or seals to the reverse. This beautifully hand painted under glaze blue shallow dish has images of what appear to be stylised butterflies and various decorative images and motifs. The glaze has a slight turquoise hue with the foot rim unglazed and with some inclusions in the glaze picked up during the firing process. In the centre of the foot rim are two red stamp marks with period mark in blue.

Height Cm/Inches: 19/7.48

Depth Cm/Inches: 4/1.57

Width Cm/Inches: 19/7.48

Price: £148.00

Ref: CRA373

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