Researchers also had learned that porcelain made in China in the 18th century was being exported to England and that some had made its way to Lowestoft. But the Chinese ... There's no mark on ...

A rare Chinese vase dating from the 18th century has sold ... Measuring two feet in height, the porcelain vase is embellished with a six-character seal mark characteristic of the Qianlong era ...

Seventeenth-century Chinese porcelain ... (1662-1722) porcelain parrots with a turquoise and aubergine glaze are expected to fetch up to $7,200. They stand on French mid-18th century mounts ...

Collectors’ appreciation for Chinese pottery is slightly less ancient, originating during the rule of the antiques-collecting emperor Qianlong in the 18th century. Blue and white porcelain ...

"I bought a rare 18th-century Chinese ... identify a mark." For those without markings to rely on, sound can be a helpful clue. "One trick to identifying this type of piece is that porcelain ...

Also displayed throughout the property were cabinets full of Chinese and Japanese porcelain and pottery dating from the 18th century onwards. Even the cabinets were Chinese, and the collection is ...

Over time, Chinese ... famille rose porcelain emerged when a new type of ceramic, enamel-glazed porcelain, was developed in the Qing imperial palace during the early 18th century.