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Lot 11
A Rare Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Plaque, Meiji period, circa late 19th century, Of large circular proportions, Decorated with a large eagle, surrounded by panels of dragons, exotic birds, prunus and roses, richly enameled in colours of malachite, rouge etc, on a blue ground, 92cm diameter Condition reportNo visible damage to the enamels. Minor age surface marks and minor age scratches, mainly to the border. Minor age colour fading to bronze border. Minor age surface marks to base.
Lot 148
A Pair of French Bronze Figures, circa 19th century, Modelled as young males, raised on a cylindrical white marble stand with ormolu mounts, 30cm high, (2)Condition reportFigures okay, no visible damage. Minor age stains. Ormolu disks half revolve on stands. Not fully fixed. Minor age chips to base.
Lot 137
A collection of twenty two bronze and metal medallions of past Bishops of Rome Popes, comprising: Pope Honorius 1st 625-638 (only struck with detail on one side), Pope Nicholas 1st 858-867, Pope Innocent IV 1243-1254, Pope Martin V 1417-1431, Pope Pius II 1458-1464, Pope Callixtus III 1455-1458, Pope Pius IV 1559-1565, Pope Paul III 1534-1549, a smaller Pope Paul III medallion, Pope Innocent IX 1591-1591, Pope Pius V 1566-1572, with a smaller Pope Pius V medallion, Pope Paul V 1605-1621, Pope Innocent X 1644-1655, Pope 1667-1669, Pope Innocent XI 1676-1689, Pope Innocent XII 1691-1700, Pope Innocent XI 1700-1721, Pope Clement XII 1730-1740, all of the above bronze, with another bronze medallion for 'Sionepom'? and two white metal mounts of Popes comprising Sixtus I and Victor I, largest 5.75cm (22)
Lot 433
A Chinese Taoist bronze model of the Jade Emperor, typically designed seated in a huanghuali type chair and grasping a panel of jade, 23.5cm high with a similar model on a ogee plinth base, 25cm high, and a bronze Ming warrior, modelled seated, 21cm high (3) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Seated Jade emperor on ogee base- Reverse of figure extensively split and showing losses (see images). Hollow interior with casting remanent's. Body with splits and pierced holes. Grubby surface and commensurate wear. Right foot of base repaired. Other seated Jade emperor- Casting hole to reverse of figure. Hollow underside but filled top section. Some splitting and piercing to the body. Right hand side spindles and arm of chair missing. Tips of fingers broken. Lacking one side finial to head piece. A detachable wooden block has been placed to the underside of the figure in order for it to stand on a surface. Ming warrior- Appears slightly crude when compared to the other figures. Split section to dress between legs and further smaller splits. No obvious losses. The reverse of the base is rough and crude. Commensurate wear visible. See additional images for clarification.
Lot 434
A Chinese archaistic bronze vase, hu, Chong Zhen four character seal mark, the large bronze vase extensively decorated with geometric yun wen strap work enclosing four reserves to either side depicting Baku, fish and other mythical creatures amidst waves, featuring Shou medallions and zoomorphic lugs flanking the neck with relief decoration depicting dragons chasing flaming pearls, the underside bearing Chongzhen four character seal mark, 37cm high CONDITION REPORT: The overall decoration appears in rather good condition. No obvious signs of restoration, concerning cracks or splits. Foot rim showing some dents and nicks. Seal mark appears tight. General blemishes, grubbiness and light surface wear. Interior unpolished and dirty.
Lot 439
A Chinese cast bronze censer, of compressed circular form raised on a tripod vase with a plain polished exterior, character marks to underside, 17cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Unpolished rough interior. No splits or cracks. Edges of each foot show some light wear. Overall appearance is rather good. Some general surfaces scratches and blemishes.
Lot 440
A Chinese bronze vase, Hu, decorated in relief to the exterior with two phoenix's, the cylindrical neck flanked by two zoomorphic lugs, apocryphal six character Yongle style six character mark, 11cm high CONDITION REPORT: Interior rather grubby, unpolished and showing commensurate wear. Foot rim shows some nicks and dents. Interior with some surface scratches, general blemishes and minor dents. However, the overall appearance is good and no obviously apparent cracks or signs of restoration are visible.
Lot 441
A Chinese bronze archaic style censer, Xuande mark, of quatrefoil form raised on four masked legs and decorated externally in relief, 16cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Rim descending split. Surface wear visible throughout. Rim shows some nicks and dents. Interior is unpolished. Wobbles when placed on a flat surface. General blemishes and wear visible throughout.
Lot 451
A Japanese bronze koro and cover, late Meiji period, the compressed globular body raised on a tri-pod base decorated in relief with an archaic band and surmounted with a hardwood cover, 14cm high CONDITION REPORT: Exterior appears in good condition. Some surface blemishes and light dents visible. Rim showing some wear with nicks and dents visible. The pads of the feet appear worn. The interior is worn and unpolished and does show two areas of repair (see additional images). Wooden cover showing some splits.
Lot 491
A Japanese polished bronze vase, 20th century, the tapered navette shaped vase decorated with mixed metal decoration, raised on a compressed base on four feet, signed to the side and underside, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT: Small noticeable dent to one side of the vase. Surface scratches, blemishes and wear with smaller less concerning nicks and dents. Signed to the underside and lower side of the vase.
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