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A Chinese polished bronze and copper rectangular ink box, the lid incised with two vases and calligraphy, 3.75ins (9.5cm) x 2.5ins (6.4cm) x 1.25ins (3.2cm) high (rectangular seal mark to base - 19th Century), and a ditto bronze chime shaped incense burner with pierced cover and on scroll bracket feet, 4.75ins (12cm) x 2.75ins (7cm) x 1.5ins (4cm) high
A fine Georgian sabre by Prosser to Ernest Augustus the Duke of Cumberland and King of Hanover, 84cm curved blade with clipped back point and etched for its entire length with false damascus, further inlaid in gold with a panel of stylised calligraphy flanked by celestial images, this mirrored to the other side of the blade, large gilt stirrup hilt with two scrolling side bars, the bold lion's head pommel unusually featuring the lion's legs crossed and trailing down the back strap, wire bound chequered ebonised grips, contained in its gilt scabbard with maker's panel for PROSSER Charing Cross LONDON beneath the throat. Provenance Sothebys Royal House of Hannover sale - also retains its original stamped brass inventory tag - 81.
A rare Ethiopian Menelik II King's Guard Sword, 82cm curved fullered blade profusely etched with scrolling foliage and stands of arms, further etched with the Lion of Judah and a panel of calligraphy translating to Menelik, and to the other side with an image of St George and a panel of calligraphy translating to St George, etched with the initials GG and a further inscription at the forte, steel stirrup hilt with traces of plated finish, the langets decorated with an image of the Lion of Judah and two initials, ribbed wooden grip, contained in its leather scabbard. Menelik II (1844-1913) reigned from 1889-1913 confronting and defeating the Italians in their attempts to expand their empire. See Islamic and Native Weapons of Colonial Africa 1800-1960 by Anthony C. Tiri, pages Figures 2-8 on page 72, together with a later 19th or early 2th Century Masai spear. (2)
Satsuma porcelain six piece tea service comprising six saucers, six cups, lidded milk jug, sucrier and teapot, mounted by a coiled dragon with dragon handle and painted with figures and gilded highlights, gilt calligraphy mark to base with ironstone ground, the teapot 7.5" high, 9" long (faults)
Collection of Chinese blue and white porcelain to include two cabinet plates, each centrally decorated with a floral bouquet amidst floral and still life borders, 10.75" diameter; blue and white porcelain baluster vase decorated with bands of foliage and medallions, Imperial mark to base, 10" high; also a lidded ginger jar decorated with panels of figures amidst blossom, calligraphy mark to base, 10.5" high (4)
A Small Collection of Oriental items: A brocade fukuro obi woven with temples and wispy clouds enriched with gilt threads on a beige ground and draped over a decorative bamboo hanger. A scribed 'family tree' book of calligraphy, a calligraphy set with brush, ink block & dish set in a round lacquered box decorated with two cranes in flight on a gold background, a folding screen hand painted with prunus blossom, a geisha girl wall hanging.
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