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Lot 266
A 19th Century Victorian mahogany library reading club armchair / arm chair. The chair with button back rest with cushioned arms having ornate carved detailing. Overstuffed seat cushion with serpentine frieze all raised on small cabriole legs with white ceramic castors. Measures approx; 94cm x 68cm x 62cm.
Lot 424
A 19th Century Wedgwood dip cobalt blue jasperware cameoware pottery / ceramic planter jardiniere vase. Hand decorated in classical scenes depicting lions, grapes and vine with Classical maidens / figures. Stamped to underside Wedgwood Made In England & 'A'. No visible signs of damage. Measures approx; 16.5cm x 18cm.
Lot 1715
Seltener WandtellerFayence, farbiger opaker Unter- und Aufglasurdekor mit fein krakelierter Oberfläche. Mit der Darstellung eines fliegenden Stockentenerpels. Rückseitig Bohrungen für eine Aufhängung. Signiert "ERNEST CARRIÈRE", Pressmarke "THEODORE DECK CERAMIC" und "TH. DECK", geritzt Punkt in Dreieck. D 61 cm.Théodore Deck, um 1870 - 90, der Entwurf Ernest Carrière.
Lot 248
Shakespeare (William) A Midsommer Nights Dreame, one of 75 copies with plates on Japanese Paper, from an edition of 375 copies signed by the artist, half-title, engraved frontispiece, additional title and 13 plates by J. Moyr Smith, many tinted, tissue-guards (one working loose), illustrations, ink ownership inscriptions to front free endpaper, the odd spot or patch of finger-soiling, gutter weak, some scattered spotting to endpapers, original morocco-backed dark blue cloth, gilt, quite rubbed with a few patches of soiling, spine with small loss to foot, t.e.g., others uncut, folio, Bernard Quaritch, 1892.⁂ Rare, the last copy appearing at auction in 1921. The illustrator, John Moyr Smith, was a Scottish architect who produced ceramic tiles for Minton, including pictorial tiles depicting themes from Shakespeare.
Lot 100
A 16th Century Ming Dynasty Chinese / Oriental Sancai / spinach & egg glaze ceramic figure of Guandi & stand. Guandi the God of war is depicted sitting wide legged & holding his belt, dressed in aubergine & mustard yellow amour featuring a foo dog mask on his breast plate atop green robes. Holes to his chin suggest use as in incense burner & a pierced slot in his back for depositing prayers. The square stand being of the same sancai glaze has a middle section with etched decoration being held up either side by two mythical creatures / demons. A scrolling serpentine patterns makes up the four feet to the stand. Condition; wear commensurate with age & some visible damage / repair to the neck & back of Guandi. Measures approx; 50cm x 22cm x 14cm.
Lot 22
A large 19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty blue and white ceramic floor standing vase / stick umbrella stand. Flared rim with waisted neck and bulbous tapering body. River village scene painted to the front. Unmarked. Wear commensurate with age throughout with repair to the rim. Measures approx; 58cm x 25cm diameter.
Lot 27
An early 20th Century Japanese / Oriental gilded porcelain / ceramic Satsuma Figure. Depicting two men side by side in ornate traditional robes with gold glaze & floral enamel patterns. On the left a barefooted man with a jovial expression is seen holding a fan. The figure on the right wearing amour & boots standing in a martial arts style pose. Marked to the base in red glaze stating " Satsuma ware, Made in Japan". Condition; fan has been repaired & glued on facing the wrong way. Various signs of glaze ware & some small chips to edges.
Lot 46
A 19th Century Chinese Oriental Qing Dynasty hand decorated ceramic vase having a flared rim and waisted neck over a tapering cylindrical bodie. Dark green ground with polychrome painted figures and animals throughout. Six blue character marks to the the base with a double blue ring circle. Repair to the rim. Measures approx; 45cm x 18cm diameter.
Lot 83
A 19th Century Chinese Oriental Qing Dynasty hand painted ceramic vase having a flared and gilt painted rim with floral detailing. The celadon ground decorated with hand painted butterflies and birds interspersed with flowers and further gilt band below. Signs of repairs throughout, mostly to the rim. Unmarked. Measures approx; 38cm x 27cm diameter.
Lot 349
A Chinese Sancai pottery vase, the ovoid body with short flared neck, the glaze running down leaving the lower part and the base of the vase unglazed, the underside with collector's label reading 'Malcolm Collection' and inscribed in ink 'D.79', 19.5cm highProvenance: The property of a lady, with the collector's label of Sir Neill Malcolm (1869-1953). Sir Neill was a professional soldier and collector of Chinese art. After his retirement he became president of the China Society and was an early member of the Oriental Ceramic Society. His own collection of Chinese art was significant and included ceramics, jades and an important collection of early bronzes. According to the current owner this vase had a thermoluminescence test at Oxford Authentication Ltd in the late 1970s or early 1980s, when the result was deemed `inconclusive'.三彩罐拍品来源：英国私人女士收藏，并有英国著名亚洲艺术藏家Neill Malcolm (1869-1953)爵士收藏标 Condition Report: property of a private individual underglaze rim chip base drilled twice Condition Report Disclaimer
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