• 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
  • 18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls
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18th Century Chinese Armorial Plates and Other Antique Bowls

Art Asian Art

Item Details

A selection of antique Chinese and English porcelain tableware. Featured in this group are two Chinese export porcelain armorial plates, dating to the late 18th century. The plates show a cartouche shaped shield having a red or gules field with three white stars, the division or tincture of blue and white check with a open white lozenge below. It is surmounted by a mantled helmet with a bird holding a key facing dexter. The motto reads ‘Fatientia Vincit’ or possibly meant to read, ‘Patientia Vincit.’ The plates have enameled decoration and are not marked as was typical for wares of this type during this period. Also included in this group is a Chinese porcelain bowl dating to the early to mid nineteenth century and a circa 1830 English saucer dish showing a shell and floral motif, with an iron red pattern number to the underside.

Maker Chinese Export

Condition

- chips to rims of armorial bowls; one armorial bowl has a crack to the well; minor loss to enamels and gilding on armorial bowls; minor loss to enamels on other Chinese bowl and English bowl; faint surface marks to all.

Dimensions

9.0" W x 1.5" H x 9.0" D

- measured one of the armorial bowls

Item #

18BAL031-061

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