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Antique Japanese Imari porcelain bowl from the Meiji period (1868����������1912). Hand-painted in rich cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt with floral cartouches with scalloped edges. The unglazed base and pitted foot rim are typical of 19th-century export wares. A vibrant and elegant example of classic Imari craftsmanship. Light wear to gilt consistent with age. As would be expected with Meiji Period porcelain, there is not a maker's mark.

19th-century Chinese export Rose Canton porcelain sugar and creamer set designed for the European market. Hand-painted with scenes of daily Chinese life in pastoral settings bordered with beautifully detailed and stylized floral designs. Both pieces are gilt trimmed and the sugar bowl is accented with a gilt stylized strawberry handle. Circa 1860. Sugar bowl: 6.75"Dia x 4.25"H. Creamer: 6.5L x 4.75"W x 3.75"H.

Antique Chinese export polychrome decorated Soup coupes, saucers and lids in Thousand Butterfly pattern. Service for six.  Well painted in greens, blue, iron oxide, yellow and black. Each piece is completely hand-painted. Late 19th/early 20th century, red glaze mark ���Made in China” or ���China” on the back sides in accordance with the country of origin import law passed in 1891. Dimensions:  6 saucers, 5.5"Dia x .5"H; 6 cups, 5.5"L x 4"W x 2"H; 6 lids, 4.5"Dia x 1"H. Maker's mark on underside.

Travel back in time with this circa 1780 English Pearlware Willow Platter. Featuring the iconic Willow pattern, decorated with intricate scenes of bridges, temples, and serene willow trees. It's delicate blue and white palette captures the essence of traditional craftsmanship. During the late 18th century until present time the English have been known for their quality renditions of the more expensive Chinese Export pottery, making it an affordable option. No maker's mark.

This beautiful 18th-century handmade, mouth-blown stained glass window features an intricate English Tudor rose design with "A S" initials in the centre. Assumed to be from a small church, or the private chapel of an English estate, the expert craftsmanship of the era is evident, creating a timeless and unique look. Unsigned.

19th export bowl