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Lot 344
A group of Chinese and Japanese metalwares, comprising: a pair of bronze ovoid vases worked in silver wire with bamboo beneath key fret bands, 15cm., two champleve enamel vases, an enamelled two-handled censer, two quatrefoil censers, a two-handled ding, a small cloisonne vase and other items (af) (qty)
Lot 40A
A group of Indian bronze devotional figures, 19th century, comprising a figure of Vishnu depicted with three heads and six arms, 21cm high, another smaller, 11cm high, a niche stand with three associated figures of Vishnu and two attendants, 18cm, three figures of Ganesh, the largest, 12.5cm, a figure of Krishna, 12.5cm and a group of Hindu deities seated on a square base, 6cm wide and one other worn figure, 7.5cm (12)Provenance: Francis Dundas Farquharson (1835-1882), thence by descentFrancis was the second son of James Farquharson of Invercauld and served in |India with (then) Brigadier-General James Hope Grant for the march to Lucknow and was stationed circa 1857 with the first battalion 60th Rifles at Meerut. He became Lieutenant-Colonel in the 60th Rifles and served as aide-de-camp to General Sir James Hope Grant commander in chief (as Lieutenant-General) of the Chinese Expeditionary Force.
Lot 69
CORRECTION SHOULD READ: A large Tibetan bronze and mounted teapot and cover, 19th century, of ovoid from, applied stylised dragon handle, the spout issuing from a dragon`s mouth, with chased repousse-work `dragon` panels and foliate borders, the mounts are probably paktong as it does not test as having any precious metal content, 36cm acrossPLEASE NOTE: This is not silver-mounted as it does not test as having any precious metal content but may possibly be mounted in Paktong.
Lot 71
A Tibetan bronze figure of the Dalai Lama, 18th/19th century, seated in dhyanasana on a rectangular cushion, wearing a pandita hat, his right hand raised in the gesture of teaching vitkara mudra, and holding a book in his left hand, with a ‘flaming’ arch behind, engraved yin-yang symbol beneath, 18.5cm high
Lot 79
A copper-bronze and metal inlaid matched garniture, late 19th century, probably Chinese, all pieces with reserves of figures on horseback or on boats inlaid in mixed metals, comprising a censer cover and stand with horned beast head and thunder cloud handles, the domed cover with Buddhist lion-dog and ball finial, on three beast shaped legs, with lobed triform stand, 34.5cm high and a pair of vases, each of ovoid from with looped handles to the dragon cast and chased shoulder, flanked by bas-relief shou characters, on a pedestal foot, 24cm high
Lot 14
A large Japanese inlaid bronze sectional vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), inlaid in gold and silver, the broad everted rim above an ovoid body cast in relief with a figure on horseback before Mount Fuji and the reverse with two figures in a seascape with invading ships, flanked by dragon handles, the base decorated with lotus, prunus and rockwork on three lotus pierced feet and a circular foot, 42cm high, 26cm diameter
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