China, Empire. A Three-Piece Set of Porcelain Recovered from the Geldermalsen; The Nanking Cargo, c. 1752 GTRexclude to commemorate the Western Australian

to commemorate the Western Australian Centenary in 1929

His articles appeared in the Saturday Evening Post

at the bottom is a stylized bow holding the wreath together

a kokoshnik mark of “56” indicating 14K Gold construction

China, Empire. A Three-Piece Set of Porcelain Recovered from the Geldermalsen; The Nanking Cargo, c. 1752 GTRexclude to commemorate the Western AustralianA well preserved three piece set of porcelain dishes recovered from the Geldermalsen in 1985 after being under water for 235 years, consisting of two small cups and one plate. 1. Plate. A small porcelain plate, depicting a blue and white pattern of a small house on the edge of a cliff, with a glossy finish, the reverse with a paper label reading Christies Lot (Lot # Stricken through) The Nanking Cargo, measuring 100 mm in diameter, with a moderately