Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Batavian Porcelain Tea Bowl & Saucer c1752 20thc

Nanking Cargo Shipwreck Chinese Batavian Porcelain Tea Bowl & Saucer c1752 20thcA Piece of Maritime History: Authentic Chinese Nanking Cargo Teabowl (c. 1752) Own a tangible link to the golden age of global trade with this rare antique Chinese teabowl, salvaged from the legendary Nanking Cargo. This isn't just porcelain; it's a treasure rescued from the depths of the South China Sea after over two centuries underwater. Product Details Period: Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (circa 1750 1752) Origin: Jingdezhen, China Shipwreck: The

Early Antique Doulton bowl or shallow vase with sea shell relief

Measures 1 & 7/8" or 4

This figurine was designed by master ceramicist Edouard Cazaux 13" or 33cm in height

Stoke-on-Trent

featuring cartouche panels and centre illustrating finely painted flowers with various colours

A very large glass vase suitable for a centre piece with solid silver collar around the stem

The factory gained royal recognition in 1775

#545/950) has been listed for around $72 USD

10 & 3/4" or 27

At the same time

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