Property from the Estate of James M. Owen, Shreveport, LA
Description:
14 Pieces of Chinese Export Porcelain, 18th Century and Later, comprising a blue and white warming plate (repairs to edge and one handle), pair of 7 5/8 in. cobalt and gilt rimmed plates with monograms (one with hairline crack and chip to rim), a 6 1/2 in. floral decorated plate (small firing crack to rim), a 9 in. plate decorated with flowers and birds (small chips and repairs to rim), 2 helmet form pitchers, one with grape vine motif (wear to gilt) and the other with chinoiserie figures and floral motif (handle broken and repaired), a large blue, white and orange glazed mug (repairs to rim), small jar possibly a later Samson copy (chip to bottom edge), floral decorated small jar (lacking lid), grisaille decorated small pitcher with lid (chips to lid, handle broken with loss, hairline cracks), a small pitcher decorated with chinoiserie figures and birds (wear to gilt on handle and rim, possibly lacking a lid), a small lidded pitcher with orange and black motif and chinoiserie figures (small frits to top rim, minor losses to decoration), and a black and white small teapot with floral decoration (lacking lid, chip to rim and handle, hairline cracks).
Measurements: Height: of largest helmet form pitcher 6 1/4 in. x Width: 6 1/2 in. x Depth: 3 1/2 in.
Condition:
See description for details, all with general wear.
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