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Lot 131
A Pair of Fine Japanese Meiji (1868-1912) Period Bronze Ovoid Vases and Covers, the vases with gilt inlaid key design to lip with rat mask and ring handles, the body with patinated bronze and gold inlay depicting oriental geese and birds to either side. The lids having dragon finials with gold relief to chest and eyes, seated on a cloud open work base and having character marks beneath the lids, supported on tripod base, believed to be signed Nakasugi a bronze smith from the Toyama Prefecture Meiji Era, approx 26 cms. Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Mr Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys. Copy of the original purchase invoice for James Lord, Manchester dated January 1944.
Lot 128
An Antique Bronze Three Part Travelling Deity, depicting a goddess seated on a square base with engraved lotus flower to top, having a detachable canopy of serpent form. Approx 15 cms, approx 500 gms Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys.
Lot 122
A Fine Late 18th /early 19th Century Gilt Bronze Sino-Tibetan Figurine of Avalokiteshvara seated cross-legged on a lotus-flower dais, with ribbons passing round the eight arms and three heads wearing crowns with scrolled floral panels, approx 14 cms, approx 720 gms Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys.
Lot 123
A Fine Late 18th/early 19th Century Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figure of Manjusri, seated upon a double lotus base, holding a Khadga sword aloft, with character mark to inside base, approx 14 cms and 690 gms Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys.
Lot 126
A Fine Japanese Meiji Period (1868-1912) Gilded Bronze Octagonal and Circular Form Double Box, the box being decorated in relief depicting a warrior with horned figure being ferried across water in a boat, on the octagonal side a mythological figure of a toad clutching a barrel and seated on a water lily with a mythological creature sitting on clouds above and dangling an anchor in a lightening storm, approx 14.5 x 5 cms, approx 850 gms Label to verso reads 'Sothebys Belgravia'. Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys.
Lot 133
A Fine Japanese Endo/Meiji Period Bronze and Brass Floor Vase, the three sectioned vase having key form design to lip with raised naturalistic handles and blossoming prunus design in relief to the neck, the body of the vase depicting a group of cranes to central cartouche and an eagle challenging a dragon clasping a pearl to the other, stylized ringed handles, the whole resting on a floral lip, the base depicting a dragon resting on rocks in heavy relief, with key form and petal design to base, approx 73 h x 21 d to the top x 33 d. Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys. Copy of the original purchase receipt from James Lord, Manchester dated January 1944.
Lot 127
A Japanese Meiji Period Gilt Bronze Octagonal Box, decorated with profuse chrysanthemum design, makers mark to base. Approx 5 x 7 cms Provenance: From a private collection belonging to the Late Dermott Levins, avid Oriental collector, Levins bought from notable London galleries and auction houses in the mid-1940's including Glendining & Co New Bond Street, Yamanaka & Co New Bond Street and later Sothebys.
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