Sworders
Los 188
A collection of Chinese porcelain covers, 18th-20th century, comprising: one blue and white, of oval form, painted with peonies, bud and leaf knop, 19.6 long, one circular, painted with an official and two warriors, 10.7cm diameter, another circular, painted with a dragon chasing a pearl, 6.8cm diameter, one domed, with a pine tree behind a fence, 7cm diameter, one famille rose, of lobed domed form with a peach knop, 8.7cm diameter, another famille rose, painted with peonies against a diapered ground and with a peach knop, 5.6cm diameter, two flat, each painted with a literatus and inscribed, 8.5cm diameter, and a blue and white octagonal teacup, painted with scrolling lotus, 4.2cm long and a further collection of blue and white miscellaneous (qty.)Condition report: Oval cover - inside rim with a chip, surface scratches. Circular with dragon - hairline crack inside cover, surface scratches to rim.Both famille rose covers - with enamel losses, chips throughout, hairline crack on smaller coverPair of literatus - both with chips to the inside rim, one with a small crack, enamel losses and surface scratches.Teacup - Minute chips and a hairline crack to foot rimSmall porcelain pillow - chips and surface scratches to corners.Bowls - chips to rims and bases, one with a split to base.
