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TEA BOWL AND SAUCER

• A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN ARTICLESA
  A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN ARTICLESA collection of English porcelain articleslate 18th-19th centuryComprising two bowls, four plates, two Spode serving dishes, shaped serving dish, tea bowl and saucer, coffee cup and two figures. (14)h
• A Caughley blue and white sparrow beak
  A Caughley blue and white sparrow beak jug and fluted tea bowl and a Lowestoft tea bowl and saucer, c1780-1800, saucer 12.3cm diam More Information Saucer – slight wear. Tea bowl – good, no cracks or chips. Caughley jug – tiny chip on lip, not cracked. Caughley tea bowl – gilding worn, foot ring cracked
• A Chinese export porcelain tea bowl
  A Chinese export porcelain tea bowl and saucer, and a contemporary tea bowl and a saucer, all c1770, decorated with 'mandarin' patterns, the first with underglaze blue border, saucers 10.5 and 14cm diam More Information Gilt tea bowl cracked, the other items good
• DELFTWARE, 17TH/18TH C.Delftware, 17th/18th
  DELFTWARE, 17TH/18TH C.Delftware, 17th/18th c. , to include an English fluted tea bowl and saucer, London or Bristol, an English footed tea bowl, two English patty pans, etc. Provenance: bowl/saucer - Kevin Morris, 2008, footed bowl - Philip J. Lucas, 2010, pans - Rod & Marie Harmic, 2006 and 2009. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• GROUP OF ANTIQUE CERAMICS & OTHER COLLECTIBLES
  GROUP OF ANTIQUE CERAMICS & OTHER COLLECTIBLES Including a Continental blue and white faience bidet, mid-18th century, 5 in. H., 17 3/4 in. L., 10 1/4 in. W.; an English Worcester oval platter, 18th century, 12 x 14 1/2 in.; a clobbered tea bowl and saucer, late 18th century; and a brass-bound mahogany box, 19th century.
• HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TEA BOWL,
  HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TEA BOWL, SAUCERHistorical Blue Staffordshire City Hall New York tea bowl and saucer, 2 7/8" h., 4 1/2" dia. and 6 5/8" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: A couple small chips to base of saucer.
• CHINESE CELADON GROUND AND UNDERGLAZE
  CHINESE CELADON GROUND AND UNDERGLAZE BLUE PORCELAIN TEA BOWL AND SAUCERPainted underglaze blue mark. 2 x 4 7/8 in. diam. (overall). Sold Christie's New York, January 21, 2016, Lot 136 (part). Chinese Export Porcelain from the Tibor Collection Condition Minor wear. Small area of restoration to the rim of the teabowl, two small chips to the rim and an imperfection to the foot. Nibbles to the rim of the saucer and small chips to the foot. Otherwise in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN WARESComprising: A
  GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN WARESComprising: A sepia decorated teapot and cover A famille rose decorated teapot and cover A tea bowl and saucer A transfer printed and enriched tea bowl A famille rose saucer The largest 6 x 10 x 5 1/2 in., (5 pcs). Condition Each with wear. The sepia pot with rim chips to cover. The famille rose with nicks overall, the spout with chips, the cover has been broken and reglued with a large associated loss. The tea bowl and saucer with a restoration to the saucer. The transfer printed tea bowl with a hairline crack and a star shaped crack. The famille rose saucer with a hairline crack.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEA CUP, A BARR,
  WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEA CUP, A BARR, FLIGHT & BARR COFFEE CAN, A BARR SAUCER, AND A GROUP OF PORCELAIN WARESThe teacup with open gilt crescent mark, the coffee can with impressed mark, the saucer with incised mark. The wares comprising: A Worcester porcelain coffee can and saucer, blue script mark A tea bowl and saucer, probably Spode, blue script mark A pair of English tea bowls Three English saucers of varying pattern A Chinese Export coffee cup and saucer A modern Limoges saucer The largest saucer 5 1/2 in. diam., (9 pcs). Condition Each with minor wear consistent with use. The pair of saucers with rim chips. The three saucer with greater wear and losses, one more heavily crazed and another with a hairline crack. The Chinese Export cup with several hairline cracks and greater wear to the saucer. The Limoges saucer with a hairline crack. Otherwise in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• EIGHT ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN
  EIGHT ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY, 18th century, various patterns, including an octagonal Bow soup plate, dia. 8 1/4; Derby globular teapot and cover, ht. 6 1/4; Lowestoft Hughes-type oval molded butter tub and cover, lg. 6 1/4; Liverpool globular teapot and cover, possibly by John Pennington, ht. 6 1/4; a pair of sauceboats, probably Derbyshire, lg. 6 1/2; Liverpool Seth Pennington bowl, dia. 4 3/4; and a Lowestoft tea bowl and saucer, dia. 4 7/8 in.
• A JAPANESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the porcelain
  A JAPANESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the porcelain circa 1720-30, the Dutch decoration 1740-50, painted in bright colours with Harlequin, Columbine and gentlemen in a garden landscape within lappet borders, 11cm diameter Provenance: Bt. Errol Manners, June 2013.
• A CHINESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the porcelain
  A CHINESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the porcelain late Kangxi, with blue square seal marks, the engraving probably Dresden, circa 1720-25, painted in underglaze blue with birds perched on flowering branches issuing from rockwork, the Batavian brown exterior wheel engraved, each with a flying Cupid holding an arrow and a heart and birds perched on flowering branches and a basket, 11.5cm diameter Provenance: Bt. Robert McPherson Antiques, June 2014. Literature: Espir, op.cit., fig.12.
• A CHINESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER Jingdezhen,
  A CHINESE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER Jingdezhen, the Dutch decoration circa 1720-25, perhaps by Gerrit van der Kaade, after Adriaen Colliert, and painted in the Kakiemon style, with two parrots in turquoise, red and yellow enamels, highlighted in gilt, the birds perched on a budding rose tree within a scalloped brown rim Provenance: Bt. Phillips, 11th December 1991 lot 168. Literature: Helen Espir op.cif.fig.44 for the print, 45 for a dish.
• A CAPODIMONTE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa
  A CAPODIMONTE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1750, in the Blanc de Chine style moulded with gilt prunus branches in relief, blue fleur-de-lys mark, 13cm diameter Provenance: Bt. E. and H. Manners, September 2006, £800.
• A KAPUZINER-BRAUN CLOBBERED TEA BOWL
  A KAPUZINER-BRAUN CLOBBERED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1735, the decoration circa 1810, reserved with underglaze blue floral medallions, coloured later and gilt with birds and insects, with blue crossed sword marks and press no. “6”, 9cm high Provenance: Martha L. Isaacson, Sotheby’s, 22nd May 2001, part lot 184. Bt. Christie’s, “White Gold”, 12th May 2010, lot 157. Roy Byrnes Collection.
• A MEISSEN HAUSMALEREI CHINOISERIE TEA
  A MEISSEN HAUSMALEREI CHINOISERIE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1723-25, the decoration circa 1730, painted in the Auffenwerth workshop, almost certainly by Elizabeth Wald, each side of the tea bowl with Orientals on terraces within shaped oval gilt cartouches, the interior with Indianische Blumen below a glitter-work border, the saucer similarly decorated, 12.5cm diameter Provenance: Carl Heuer Collection, Frankfurt. Anonymous sale, Sotheby’s Londonk 18th April 1991, lot 6. Christie’s “White Gold” ,12th May 2010, lot 131. Roy Byrnes Children’s Trust.
• A MEISSEN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa
  A MEISSEN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1740, the tea bowl painted with a harbour and landscape within gilt panels, on turquoise ground, the saucer similarly decorated with spider-web pattern and scroll borders, blue cross swords mark and gilt “9” to both pieces, the tea bowl impressed no. “68” and “2” to saucer, 13.4cm diameter Provenance: Mrs Duncan (Clara W.) Hines Collection, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Kathy Gillmeister Collection, California no. G59. Christie’s “White Gold”, 12th May 2010, lot 94. Roy Byrnes Children’s Trust.
• A MEISSEN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa
  A MEISSEN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1725, painted by J.G. Herold, decorated with Chinese men hanging from rocky arbors within gilt borders, the saucer similarly decorated with chinoiseries, 13.4cm wide x 7.4cm high Provenance: Bt. Christie’s, 1st December 1969, lot 158.
• A CHELSEA OCTAGONAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCER
  A CHELSEA OCTAGONAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCER circa 1750-2, each painted in the Kakiemon style with two iron red and gilt dragons around the rim, precious objects between, a small red flower with green leaves in the centre, the saucer with raised anchor on a pad mark, the saucer 11cm diameter Provenance: Billie Pain Collection, Bonhams, 26th November 2003 lot 25, Errol Manners for the saucer, the cup Errol Manners and Stockspring.
• A BOW WHITE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER with
  A BOW WHITE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER with applied prunus decoration in the Dehua style, circa 1752, 11.5cm diameter Provenance: Bt. Aurea Carter, London SW6, 12th June 2007.
• CANTON ENAMELED LIDDED TEA BOWL AND
  CANTON ENAMELED LIDDED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER Canton enameled lidded tea bowl and saucer, overall height: 3.125".
• GROUP SMALL CHINESE PORCELAIN WARESGroup
  GROUP SMALL CHINESE PORCELAIN WARESGroup small Chinese porcelain wares including a pair of signed enameled bowls, a tea bowl and saucer depicting the Boys' Festival and other items. 1 1/2" high, 2 5/8" diameter to 2 1/4" high, 4 3/4" diameter. Condition: Condition: information and/or statements of condition are not included in auction item descriptions. Any condition information which may be included is for information purposes only and may not be relied upon as the equivalent of a formal Condition: Report. Condition: Reports must be requested in writing, and will be provided in writing.”
• FIVE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ITEMSFive
  FIVE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ITEMSFive Chinese export porcelain items, comprising three plates, a teapot and tea bowl and saucer. 1 3/4" high, 3" diameter to 9" diameter. Condition: Condition: information and/or statements of condition are not included in auction item descriptions. Any condition information which may be included is for information purposes only and may not be relied upon as the equivalent of a formal Condition: Report. Condition: Reports must be requested in writing, and will be provided in writing.”
• EARLY STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER TEA BOWL
  EARLY STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER TEA BOWL & SAUCEREarly Staffordshire transfer tea bowl and saucer depicting "Washington His Country's Father". 1 3/4" high, 2 3/4" wide to 4 1/2" diameter. Condition: : saucer with hairline rim cracks, foot chips, saucer with base cracks, restoration.
• GRP: 2 CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA
  GRP: 2 CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA BOWLS & SAUCERSGroup of two Chinese export porcelain tea bowls and saucers. One American Market porcelain tea bowl and saucer set with sepia decoration of a landscape with a manor house and elaborate gilt edges. One porcelain tea bowl and saucer with sepia landscape and elaborate swagged border from the Tree family service Philadelphia circa 1805. Manor set: bowl; height: 1 3/4 in x diameter: 3 1/2 in. Saucer; height: 1 in x diameter: 5 1/2 in. Tree family set: bowl; height: 1 3/4 in x diameter: 3 1/2 in. Saucer; height: 1 1/2 in x diameter: 7 3/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• 18TH C. CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE LOBED TEABOWL
  18TH C. CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE LOBED TEABOWL & SAUCER18th c. Chinese export porcelain tea bowl and saucer, both in a lobed form. The bowl and saucer with matching decoration depicting an interior scene of a child presenting his mother with a flower. The bowl is decorated along the interior with a graceful flower. Teabowl; Height: 1 3/4 in x diameter: 3 1/2 in. Saucer; height: 1 in x diameter: 5 1/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND
  CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCERcirca 1740-55, Qianlong period, each finely enameled with arms of Domburg, elaborate blue mantling, European leaf scroll border, bowl, 1-1/2 x 2-7/8 in.; saucer, 4-3/4 in. Provenance: The Chinese Porcelain Company, New York (label attached); Private Georgia Collection Condition: tiny chips to foot, minor wear to decorationÿ
• CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND
  CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCERcirca 1730-50, Yongzheng/Qianlong period, enamel and gilt decorated with crowned marital accoll‚ arms, blue and white diamond diaper border, painted floral sprays, bowl 2 x 3-1/2 in.; saucer 5-3/4 in. Provenance: The Chinese Porcelain Co., New York, NY (labels attached); Private Georgia Collection Condition: small areas of retouch along rim edges, saucer with rubbing to decoration, bowl with tiny crack to foot rim, light wear
• FIVE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORTRAIT
  FIVE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORTRAIT GRISAILLEcirca 1740-45, Qianlong period, each painted en grisaille ÿa half length portrait of Petrus Boudaan, after the engraving by Frederik Ottens (Amsterdam, activeÿ1717-1770), with coat of arms, comprising two tea bowl and saucer sets; small covered tea caddy, molded scroll band along the base, 4-7/8 x 3 in. Provenance: Charles Perry, Atlanta, Georgia (bowl and saucers sets, labels attached); Rafi Y. Mottahedeh Collection, #1131 (vase, label attached); Private Georgia Collection Condition: caddy with rim hairline, finial reglued, chip to molded scroll, chip to base; one saucer with faint hairline and small rim chip; other tiny nicks to bases, wear to decoration
• FOUR PIECES CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL,
  FOUR PIECES CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL, ARMS OF HALLcirca 1755, Qianlong period, possiblyÿfor the Swedish market, two octagonal porcelain plates, matching tea bowl and saucer, all enameled with the arms of the Hall family,ÿblack crest with talbot heads, surrounded by rocaille and floral decoration in the famille rose palette, plates with gilt leafy bamboo border along the rim, 9-1/4 in.; bowl, 1-3/4 x 3-1/8 in.; saucer, 4-5/8 in., Provenance: H. Moog Antique Porcelain, Atlanta, Georgia (labels attached); Private Georgia Collection; Note: For an illustration of this service, see David S. Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, volume I, pages 71, 136, and 384. Condition: one plate with black color retouch to arms, two small repaired rim chips; one plate with three rim hairlines; bowl with two hairlines; saucer with hairline; light wear to decoration
• CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND
  CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCERcirca 1745-55, Qianlong period, for the Swedish market, enameled with divided crest and central arms of Stael de Holstein, double crest, griffin supporters, gilt shell and scroll border, bowl, 1-3/4 x 3-1/8 in.; saucer, 5-1/4 in., Provenance: Charles Perry, Atlanta, Georgia (label attached); Private Georgia Collection; Note: According to the label attached, the arms depicted are of Stael de Holstein, created Barons on June 14, 1731 by King Frederick I of Sweden. The title became extinct in 1763. Condition: both with small spots of retouch at rim edges, tiny foot flakes, saucer with filled hairline, minor wear to decoration
• CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND
  CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL TEA BOWL AND SAUCERcirca 1770, Qianlong period, each enameled with the Clive coat of arms, quarterly of eight, surmounted by a helmet and griffin crest, surrounded by red and white mantling, blue and white diaper borders, bowl 2 x 3-1/2 in.; saucer 5-3/8 in., Provenance: Charles Perry, Atlanta, Georgia (saucer with label attached); Private Georgia Collection; Note: According to the label attached, the heraldic crest is for Clive of India.ÿ Condition: bowl with minute rim chip, saucer with two rim hairlines, light wear to gilt and enamel
• A Chinese famille verte tea bowl and
  A Chinese famille verte tea bowl and saucer, Kangxi, with wavy rims, the saucer 13cm diameter
• A set of five Chinese blue and white
  A set of five Chinese blue and white side plates, 17cm diameter, a Chinese Imari plate, 23cm diameter, a famille rose tea bowl and saucer, all Qianlong, etc.
• A rare Chinese quatre-lobed tea bowl
  A rare Chinese quatre-lobed tea bowl and saucer, Kangxi or Yongzheng, circa 1725-30, made as a copy of Meissen with Kakiemon sprig decoration in famille verte enamels, the saucer 11.4cm wide, crossed swords mark in blue enamel/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• RARE CHINESE EXPORT TRAY WITH CHINA
  RARE CHINESE EXPORT TRAY WITH CHINA TRADE SCENE Late Qianlong Era, circa 1790 blue and white decorated quatrefoil stand depicting a folly fort in the Far East. Decorated entirely in underglaze blue and a “true” Fitzhugh pattern design border at the rim. The central medallion depicts a landscape of the Pearl River and the city of Canton far in the distance. The center of the scene presents one of the old folly forts used as warehouses for Chinese products in the process of being exported to the West. Around the fort can be seen several boats probably transporting cargoes of teas and porcelain coming from inland China. The forts were used by both Chinese and European traders, the Dutch folly fort being one of the most famous. A tea bowl and saucer with this design is in the permanent collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 7 1/4 in. L., 5 in. W.