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ABBASID, TEMP. AL-SAFFAH (132-136h), Dinar, without mint-name, 132h. WEIGHT: 4.26g. REFERENCES: Bernardi 51; Lowick 177. CONDITION: Spademark in reverse field, minor edge marks and flan very slightly buckled, otherwise very fine and extremely rare. NOTE: Abbasid dinars of 132h have long been appreciated both for their rarity - fewer examples are known than of the celebrated Umayyad ‘year 77’ dinar - and historical significance, being the first gold coins struck by this long-lived dynasty. Although very rare today, these coins can nevertheless be grouped into two types on stylistic grounds and it has been suggested that this may reflect the work of two different workshops or even mints. The first, characterized by neater and finer calligraphy, is represented here by lot 35, while lot 36 is of the second type with engraving of coarser style.
A Persian circular plate, 18th/19th century, decorated with a figure in large scroll decorated trousers, a Nishapor cream glazed bowl with calligraphy to the interior, a Kashan turquoise plate and an earthenware cylindrical vase (4) CONDITION REPORT: All plates are either reconstructed according to date and use, or have fritting/ chips to body and rim
A Khorasan bronze cauldron, 12th century, with inverted U form handles on a shaped rim, moulded with calligraphy panels and stylised flower head designs, the body of rounded form, on tripod base, 49 cm. diameter CONDITION REPORT: overall verdigris, missing segment to shaped lugs, slight split to missing edge
A matched pair of Middle Eastern brass lamp stands, late 19th/20th century, both with pierced bodies, decorated with panels of calligraphy and bands of people, on spreading circular foot, later adapted for electricity, 180cm high(2) CONDITION REPORT: overall wear to base, overall wear scratches to main bodies
A Kashan fritware pottery bowl, 14th century, painted in fine lines between reserves of calligraphy, in pale blue, dark blue and black, 20cm diameter, together with a similar conical bowl, decorated with panels of blue with faded gilt decoration between panels of lions, a three colour glazed bowl with a pedestal foot, with sgraffito work figure to the centre and a Kashan pottery bowl with blue vertical strips (4) CONDITION REPORT: all plates are either reconstructed according to date and use, or have fritting/ chips to body and rim
Pair of Chinese blue and white elongated ovoid vases decorated with flowers and foliage and calligraphy, canton dish, three blue and white dishes, small polychrome ginger jar and cover and an Imari palette bowl, Larger vases chips to rim. Ginger jars OK. Bowl with three cracks. Larger plate cracked. Pair of plates no damage found.
Chinese porcelain table screen enamelled in colours with figures by the Great Wall of China, with calligraphy and red mark, in a carved and pierced hardwood stand, image size 35.5cm x 26cm, Overall condition good no damge to frame or plaque some slight scratches to frame In our opinion this item is circa 1900
Late 19th/ early 20th century Chinese ivory tusk lightly carved and decorated in colours with figures in a boat and in a landscape, with calligraphy, on hardwood stand, overall 24cm high, Yellowing of the ivory due to age. Light wear to decoration. Glued into base. Base damaged and pieces missing.
Chinese white jade pendant carved with a panel of carp and a water lily blossom, a panel of calligraphy verso, both panels with dragons head surmounts, 5.8cm x 3.7cm, and another with dragons head surmount but otherwise undecorated, 6cm x 3.6cm, Provenance: Purchased from a dealer in Oriental items in Monte Carlo in 2001 No damage found.
Chinese purple soapstone carved vase of tapering rectangular form decorated with pagodas behind a high wall, mountains beyond and dragons above, calligraphy verso, 24cm high, Light surface wear and scratches. Crack running from rim to half way down one narrow side. Provenance: From a private source.
Lady Fung 20th century Chinese watercolour depicting flowers, with calligraphy and three red seal marks, by Lady Fung, with a dedicated photograph of Sir Kenneth and Lady Fung, 46cm x 37.5cm, PROVENANCE; This picture and the accompanying photograph were given to the present vendor by the artist in the 1970s. Sir Kenneth was an prominent Hong Kong business man and a director of the Bank of East Asia. He also established Fung Ping Fan Group, which in 1975 bought a McDonald's franchise and introduced the fast-food chain to what was then British-controlled Hong Kong.
Chinese red cinnabar lacquered box, the cover with three carp, enclosing five hardstone rings, the second interior cover with calligraphy and seal marks, 13cm diameter Provenance: Purchased from a dealer in Oriental items in Monte Carlo in 2001 Box in good order slight wear to edges very shallow chips in places, stone rings in good order no damage
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