Symbolizing preternatural wisdom, the spirit of change, sun, light and the male power of the yang, the Chinese Ming dragon is one of the oldest and most popular designs by Meissen. Although created in 1740 based on Asian templates, its interpretation on clear, architectural shapes and a gold rim gives it a more classic look. Note the dragon with four toes: these were originally reserved for items used by royal princes in ancient China. Founded in 1710 by King Augustus the Strong, Meissen is the oldest porcelain manufactory in Europe and enjoys worldwide acclaim for its exceptional craftsmanship. Meissen and its crossed swords insignia are synonymous with the highest quality porcelain; every Meissen piece is entirely crafted in-house in the state of Saxony (Germany).
Vintage Chinese rice grain porcelain, blue and white, Dragon Motif, Hand painted, Gold rim, Jingdezhen, Rice eyes Classic cobalt blue and white porcelain with golden rim. Each one is hand stamped. It is made in Jingdezhen China, the porcelain capital of the world. Rice-eyes porcelain is created by drilling holes in the clay in the shape of a rice grain. The holes are filled with glaze during glazing, causing the porcelain to appear transparent in those areas. This style is called Ling Long(玲珑). The porcelain is full of symbolism. The cross and diamond patterns on the edge represents longevity, wealth, peace, altruism and good health. In the inner ring, 工 means "work" which represents the working class. The bats bring good fortune. The dragon is a symbol of fortune and defense. The emperor's emblem, a five-claw dragon, is depicted on this bowls. The porcelain is in excellent shape, the bottoms marked “中国 MADE IN CHINA" and “中国景德镇 MADE IN CHINA". The porcelain is in excellent shape, it is no chips, no cracks. The pictures are part of the description and are showing any existing flaws. When it is feasible, we combine shipping for multiple purchases; if you need a shipping estimate, kindly let us know. Measures approximately #1 Plate 25.5cmx25.5cmx2.5cm (diameter 10 inch). #2 Plate 23cmx23cmx2.5cm (diameter 9 inch). #3 Plate 18cmx18cmx2cm (diameter 7 inch). #4 Plate 13.75cmx13.75cmx2.5cm (diameter 5.5 inch). #5 Plate 10cmx10cmx2.5cm (diameter4 inch). #6 Plate 6.5cmx6.5cmx2.5cm (diameter 2.625 inch). Rice bowl 11.25cmx11.25cmx5.5cm (diameter 4.5 inch). Spoon 14cmx5cmx4cm Please contact me if you have any questions or problems about this product.
The gorgeous Golden Dragon S Vase is inspired by the traditional Asian urn that is often presented as a wedding gift. The black shouldered jar and its domed lid with gold colored rim and foo dog finial brings Ming style into your modern décor. Dia17 x H35 in | Weight 62lbs Dia42 x H90 cm | Weight 28kgs Base Diameter: 29 cm | 11 in Material | Porcelain Download Specification Sheet
Symbolizing preternatural wisdom, the spirit of change, sun, light and the male power of the yang, the Chinese Ming dragon is one of the oldest and most popular designs by Meissen. Although created in 1740 based on Asian templates, its interpretation on clear, architectural shapes and a gold rim gives it a more classic look. Note the dragon with four toes: these were originally reserved for items used by royal princes in ancient China. Founded in 1710 by King Augustus the Strong, Meissen is the oldest porcelain manufactory in Europe and enjoys worldwide acclaim for its exceptional craftsmanship. Meissen and its crossed swords insignia are synonymous with the highest quality porcelain; every Meissen piece is entirely crafted in-house in the state of Saxony (Germany).
Antique Wedgewood Porcelain Tea Cup and Saucer. White & Gold Florentine Pattern. Stunning Hand Painted Rim, Gold Dragons On White. Dining Room Decor. Wedding Gift. Registry. Excellent, Like New Condition. Please acquire about a set of 6 or 12 cups. We will create a special listing for you. Cup: 2.25" tall 4" in diameter Saucer: 5.75" in diameter We have more vintage and antique collectible items in our shop at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/AnythingDiscovered https://www.etsy.com/listing/1626708104/ https://www.etsy.com/listing/1632246639/ https://www.etsy.com/listing/1433221000/ _______________________________________________ 2lbs + BoxCube 8, 8x8x8 + pkg [2lb 5oz]
Brown Hong Wu Flaring Rim Jar Dragon Motif
A bulbous vase with "dragons" on craquelee-porzellan, hand painted by a. Geiggenmüller. it shows asian style elements. The kite is expressly worked. described on the floor with: h&c selb bavaria, germany, heinrich, department of art setshal-chiemsee, hand painted a. Geigenmüller. The market dates from 1947 - 1948. the vase carries a gold rim on the top and base, the dragon is also applied in gold paint. the vase is high quality and very difficult. height 24 cm diameter max. 20 cm diameter above 13 cm, opening 10 cm diameter stand 10 cm this piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution less
Symbolizing preternatural wisdom, the spirit of change, sun, light and the male power of the yang, the Chinese Ming dragon is one of the oldest and most popular designs by Meissen. Although created in 1740 based on Asian templates, its interpretation on clear, architectural shapes and a gold rim gives it a more classic look. Note the dragon with four toes: these were originally reserved for items used by royal princes in ancient China. Founded in 1710 by King Augustus the Strong, Meissen is the oldest porcelain manufactory in Europe and enjoys worldwide acclaim for its exceptional craftsmanship. Meissen and its crossed swords insignia are synonymous with the highest quality porcelain; every Meissen piece is entirely crafted in-house in the state of Saxony (Germany).
On offer is this lovely Asian Blue on White Gold Rim Shallow bowl with Dragons 9" Made in Taiwan. in very good used condition, no chips or cracks.
Royal Cauldon Blue Dragon Ceramic China Soup Bowl Saucer Wavy Edge Made in England Blue and White with Gold Rim. Circa 1930's 17.5cm Diameter. Back stamp Royal Cauldon England Est 1774 Made in England. C1930. This ware was made by Cauldon Potteries. The item with just “Cauldon” back stamp is from the 1920-30 period. From 1930 to around 1950 the name was changed to “Royal Cauldon” and so it is probable that this piece was around 1930. Potters often used variations on their marks - sometime different shapes and sizes to fit on smaller items such as cups. The hand painted mark is probably a decorator’s mark and the impressed mark a maker’s mark. This is a vintage item and may show some signs of usage . If you have any questions about this item or any of my other items please do not hesitate to contact me. If you would like to purchase more than one item I can work out the joint postage and create a RESERVED listing. UK deliveries will be sent via Royal Mail 2nd class post or by National courier. International shipping via Standard Air Mail. Overseas shipping cost are an estimate, please contact me for exact cost. If you would prefer an alternative services please let me know and I will re-calculate the postage for you.
A charming and unusual set of eight HBCM, Hippolyte Boulenger Creil Montereau Playing Card Faience Plates- France, circa 1920s. Known as assiettes parlantes or talking plates, this set is based on the face cards of a playing deck. A cream colored earthenware body with blue borders, each plate show two face cards, colorful figures, and descriptive banners. Sure to get the conversation started! A few of the inscriptions loosely translate to: The ugly jack of diamonds, cuts hearts, he’s the executioner. Pharmacist, the jack of spades, sells the leech and the emetic. Lady of Trefle and her money, she sits in the cafe, singing. The trooper is the King OF Carreau, carrying cheerfully the backpack. The clown is the Valet de Trefles, kicks, receives medlars. The good king Dagobert, to the gummers, cast a winning eye. The pretty Lady of Hearts, Put her panties upside down. In 1920, the Creil-Montereau group was taken over by Hippolyte Boulenger, marking with the initials HBCM (Hippolyte Boulenger-Creil-Montereau). 8.75 in. Diameter. x 1 in. H All plates are in very good antique condition, with the expected light wear.
Symbolizing preternatural wisdom, the spirit of change, sun, light and the male power of the yang, the Chinese Ming dragon is one of the oldest and most popular designs by Meissen. Although created in 1740 based on Asian templates, its interpretation on clear, architectural shapes and a gold rim gives it a more classic look. Note the dragon with four toes: these were originally reserved for items used by royal princes in ancient China. Founded in 1710 by King Augustus the Strong, Meissen is the oldest porcelain manufactory in Europe and enjoys worldwide acclaim for its exceptional craftsmanship. Meissen and its crossed swords insignia are synonymous with the highest quality porcelain; every Meissen piece is entirely crafted in-house in the state of Saxony (Germany).
Antique French A.Peaudecerf Tours (Peaudecerf and Girault Factory) Dainty Cup and Saucer Set. Cobalt and Gold Decoration with Laurels Rims and Gold Dragon. Classic Can Shape Cup and Deep Saucer Set From my personal collection of Cobalt and Gold Can Sets! Great for your home, as a gift or for a Collector! Mark: A.Peaudecerf Tours mark, circa 1890 Size: the cup is 1 5/8" (4cm) tall and 1 5/8" (4cm) across the opening. The saucer is 3 1/2" (8.5cm) across and 3/4" (2cm) deep Condition: Excellent, no issues noted. Any white spots are light glare! Please, ask all the questions BEFORE you buy! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - I HAVE BEEN SELLING ON INTERNET FOR OVER 11 YEARS!
Clarity brings an abstract and fresh element to the living space. Its calming design accentuated ...
Moriage dragon ware bud vase almost 7" tall with raised dragon design. Greenish blue color lusterware bun vase. Gold around the rim. Marked on the bottom Made in Japan. No nicks or chips. Only minimal wear shows on the bottom. Inside looks clean. See all the pictures for more detailed views of this pretty vase.
