Japanese Imari Charger, Circa 1825 to 1830.  Beautiful , Bright Colors, in Brocade patterns, With Central Medallion, in Heavy Gilt.  Excellent Condition.  Early hanger on back. Would retail for $1,500 to $1,700 Malleries Discounted Price, $950. 

A Most Impressive, and Quite Beautiful, Japanese Porcelain Imari Charger. Circa 1845 to 1850,   Decorated with Stylized Trees and Branches and Fences, with a Swirling Phoenix in the upper part, in Cobalt Blue, Iron-Red and Rust-Orange, with Gilt highlights, against a Pure White Porcelain Body.  A ...

A Very Beautiful Japanese Porcelain, Imari Charger, Circa 1845 to 1850.  Painted in Beautiful Imari Colors, shades of Cobalt Blue, Iron-Red, Rust-Orange, Celadon Green and Goldenrod Yellow against a pure White Porcelain Ground, with Beautiful patterns of complicated Brocade designs, like those found on textiles ...

A Very Beautiful Chinese Export Bowl, With "Squared" Rim, and Lobbed Corners, Circa 1845 to 1850 in an Early Run of the Pattern know as "Rose Medallion"  The fine White Porcelain Body is Decorated with a Rare Border of Cobalt Blue, with reserves decorated with ...

A Very Beautiful  Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger, Circa 1845 to 1850.  Decorated in Imari Colors, but with a More Subtle Pallet than the "Typical" Imari.  The Central Panel Features a small boat adrift on a River between Pagodas and a Mountain Range in the Distance, while ...

A VERY FINE PAIR of Vibrant Imari Vases,  Circa 1860, decorated in cobalt blues with shades of orange and red, with Gilding lightly applied.  Depicting tightly gathered stalks of flowers in panels.  Classical Baluster form with slight ribbing, open tops.  Excellent Condition.   Retails for $2,650.  Malleries Price $2,450. ...

A beautifully-decorated Imari porcelain bowl, with scalloped rim, featuring the characteristic vivid colors and stylized decoration of the period's production. The vignettes of traditional "Brocade" patterns, like those found on Kimonos of the Period, are painted in enameled reds, blues and greens with gilt details, based on ...

A Beautiful Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Plate, Circa 1795 to 1810, Made for the English Market.  Bright Enamels in Rich Colors Depict a Rampant Lion and Unicorn supporting a Family Crest above a ribbon engraved with a Latin Motto.  The field of the Plate strewn ...

A Beautiful Chinese Export Plate, Circa 1790 to 1795, Decorated with a scene depicting Court Beauties engaging in Relaxing Conversation.  Beautiful Painted Border of interlaced Vines and Flowers.  Made for the European Markets.  Excellent Condition.   Retails for $695.   Malleries Price $495.

A Very Beautiful Chinese Export Porcelain Plate, Circa 1840 to 1845, Decorated in Famille Rose Colors. The Central Panel Depicts Mandarins engaging in Relaxing Pursuits, on the Open Terrace of a Garden Pavilion. The Border comprised of Vines and Over-blown Roses, Accented with Butterflies and ...

A Very Beautiful Chinese Export Porcelain Plate, Circa 1845 to 1850, Decorated in the Cabbage Leaf Pattern. Bright, Beautiful Colors. Excellent Condition. We have 8 of these Chinese Exports plates available.    Retails for $350.   Malleries Price $275. Each.

A Very Beautiful Chinese Export Platter, Circa 1860, in the Rose Medallion Pattern.   Decorated with Panels of Mandarin Court Subjects involved in Various Pursuits near a Garden Pavilion, Alternating with Panels of Stylized Birds among Roses and Vines.  Accented by Fine, Subtle Gilt work.  Excellent ...

 A Very Beautiful and Early Chinese Export Porcelain Bowl, Circa 1735 to 1740, Of Large Proportions, 15" Wide and 6.5" Deep   Beautifully Painted and Detailed with Scenes of Court Beauties and Philosophers engaged in Conversation and Relaxing Poses, in a tranquil Garden Setting.  The scenes ...

A Most Beautiful Early, Chinese Export Porcelain Tea Pot. Circa 1740 to 1745.  Of Pure White porcelain, Decorated with a Rooster with exaggerated plumage, among stylized Vines and Flowers, while a Quiet Little Hen sit in the Underbrush nearby.  A Most Charming Scene executed with ...

A beautiful Compote of Chinese export underglaze blue-painted in the late 18th century, Circa 1780 to 1785, with enameled decoration added upon arrival in Europe, by artisans there. These highly collectible pieces have a rustic look, with the rudimentary color schemes possessing a charming feel that brings ...

A Very Delightful Early Chinese Export Platter, Circa 1750 to 1760, Decorated with a Scene of a Gentleman, and a Lady in Running Pursuit, in the open Courtyard of a Pavilion.  Executed in Beautiful Shades of Rust-Orange, Green, Pale Blue and a Border of  Geometrics ...