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An 18th century blue and white tea bowl depicting a Chinese scene, other 18th century and 19th century tea bowls, cups and saucers, including an early 19th century printed plate depicting a spray of flowers with crescent mark

A Chinese blue & white porcelain plate, with painted figures in gardens, 9.25" across

A 19th Century Chinese blue and white plate, having floral decoration to the border and central reserve of a river scene with pagoda, 22.5cm; and five items of Canton porcelain, (6)

A BLUE AND WHITE CHINESE EXPORT TUREEN of octagonal form, another similar and a similar meat plate

Two Chinese plates decorated with flowers and insects, one painted Imari plate, no blemishes, wired, a Chinese porcelain circular lidded bowl, inscription base, old rivet mending, and a small Japanese bottle shaped vase c.1900, blue and white, damage to neck.

Chinese floral carved and pierced ebonised hardwood rectangular wall mirror with bevelled edge plate, 33ins x 24ins

A Canton porcelain plate, 19th century, painted with ladies in a garden within a border of precious objects; together with a Chinese blue and white porcelain plate of similar date, painted with pavilions in a landscape. (2) First 22.5cm

A Chinese plate, Kanxi mark, a/f, diameter 24.5cm

A collection of oriental items, to include an 18th century Chinese famille verte dish, 21cm diameter, a cloisonne plate, three 18th century tea bowls and a stone figure

18th Century Chinese blue & white porcelain plate

A Chinese Canton plate. 25.5cm diameter

Chinese Kangxi 31cm diameter This plate is in perfect condition.

20TH CENTURY CHINESE PLATE DEPICTING KOI CARP

LOT OF COLLECTABLES including a pair of 1930's East Asian style pottery bookends, one modelled with a seated female, the other a kneeling man peering around a dragon screen - one signed 'H.Lingero' to base 19cm high; vintage cow bells; Chinese painted wooden fruit bowl and porcelain dragon plate; corkscrew; carved wooden male bust possibly of a young Chinese man, signed 'Fr Eemmens' ? to side of base 18.5cm high; lantern and metal hanging rod

A Chinese Celadon plate, decorated in typical enamel colours with butterflies and floral sprays, character mark verso. Diameter 25 cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white plates depicting a landscape, 29cm diameter, and another smaller similar plate (a/f)

A Chinese porcelain plate depicting figures in a dwelling in a garden with blue and white border (a/f), 23cm diameter

A Chinese blue and white crackle glaze plate depicting a dragon, character marks to base, 24.5cm

A Delft 18th century blue and white chinoiserie large plate, at the centre a tall Chinese figure, diameter 33.8cm.

A carved mahogany bombe linen press to a design by Thomas Chippendale, circa 1900, with stepped top with canted sides and applied stiff leaf and floral carved mouldings, slides to the interior, the base of bombé form, set to the top with two short and one long drawer cast brass swan neck handles, the base centred below with stylized foliate motif, to the canted front corners richly carved with rocaille and acanthus leaf carving, leading to similarly shaped bracket feet to each side.172½ x 145 x 66cm (67 x 57 x 26in). Literature: Footnotes:The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director, Plate CXXXI. Ralph Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, Volume II (1990 edition), p. 74. H.H. Mulliner The Decorative Arts in England (1923), Fig. 14. Geoffrey Beard and Christopher Gilbert (eds.), Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840 (1986), p. 164 This unusual cabinet conforms almost exactly to an ambitious rococo design in Thomas Chippendale's celebrated publication, The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director of 1754 (figure 1). The Director is composed of a large collection of, as Chippendale said, "the most elegant and useful designs of household furniture in the Gothic, Chinese and Modern taste." The modern taste refers to the anglicised version of the forms and styles of France which strongly influenced Chippendale's work at this date and has been called "for the most part an Anglicisation of the rocaille". This taste is revealed in the design of Lot 708, with the swelling bombe form of the base and the exceptional fine quality of the intricately designed carving to the feet, an interpretation in wood of the fine chased gilt bronze work of French metal-workers. The Director represented an unparalleled undertaking in the publication of furniture designs, with the first and second editions constituting 160 plates of superb engravings. The work exerted a powerful influence on contemporary style that was felt as far afield as the Prussian Court and Lisbon and which established Chippendale as an inspired and innovative designer. A third edition, somewhat expanded, was to follow in a series of weekly publications in 1762. In the year of publication of the first edition, in which the design related to the present cabinet appears, Chippendale moved to spacious premises in St. Martin's Lane and began to provide furniture to a range of fashionable clients and nobility, including the Dukes of Beaufort, Portland, Norfolk and Hamilton, and the Earls of Northumberland and Chesterfield. Evidence of repairs around the hinges, otherwise in very untouched condition

18THC CHINESE EXPORT PLATE. 18thC Chinese export plate, Hairline CONDITION REPORT: Dimensions - D: 276 mm There is a hairline crack to the outer rim on one side which goes right through from top to base

A pair of Chinese famille rose decorated tea bowls, three saucers, a 19th Century oriental blue and white plate decorated horses and a porcelain figure of a seated lady

SECTION 7. A collection of assorted ceramics and china, including a large meat plate, pair of Chinese plate, cups and saucers.

CHINA. THE ALBUM OF MRS MARY MILLICENT O'BRIEN-BUTLER, NEE WEATHERSTON, C1888-1905 filled with invitations to balls, clubs, programmes, church services, menus, shipping memorabilia, visiting cards of many of the consular staff of foreign nations, telegrams, family memorabilia and a photograph (half plate albumen print) of her wedding at Chinkiang, contemporary half maroon morocco (c 31 x 25cm) worn, wanting spine (190 approx) Provenance: Pierce Essex O'Brien-Butler (1858-1954) and his wife Mary Millicent Weatherston (1877-1960). P E O'Brien-Butler was educated in Germany, appointed a student interpreter with Her Britannic Majesty's Consular Service in China in 1880 and promoted Pro-Consul at Tainan, Taiwan in 1888, a post he held until 1893. In 1902 he was promoted Consul at Wenchow serving in 1906 at Amoy [Xiamen] before his appointment as Consul General in 1908 at Chengtu [Chengdu], moving in 1909 to Yunnan-Fu [Kunming] and in 1913 to Mukden [Shenyang]. He was appointed High Commissioner for Siberia in 1919 taking up residence in Valdivostok. His wife Mary Millicent Weatherston was born in Hankow. The present album also records the first few years of the life of their first child Ida, who was born on 22 July 1901 at Kiungchow [Qiongzhou]. An interesting album that vividly illustrates the frenetic social life those in the consular service enjoyed in China at the end of the 19th c. The many events included the Funeral services at the British Episcopal Church in Foochow [Fuzhou] for Queen Victoria and President William McKinley in February and September 1901. In August 1900 a thanksgiving service was held at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai for the deliverance of the minsters and other residents in Peking during the Boxer uprising. A barrister fluent in several languages, the album contains a letter that O'Brien-Butler has transcribed from the Chinese General and Viceroy at Foochow in which he writes "The Anglo-Chinese intercourse is so intimate and his honour is so kind and just that their [Excellencies] can not easily forget him" ++++

Chinese porcelain underglaze blue decorated plate the field with fantastic birds within a flowerhead border together with reverse painted decoration.

Three Chinese porcelain and wicker mounted items, to include a tea bowl, a plate, and a dish.

Monopoly set, Chad Valley metal puzzle, Chinese ginger jar, Toby jug, vase, Imari plate and 2 pairs of nut crackers

A Chinese famille verte plate, decorated with birds and flowers, bears a six character Guangxu style mark to base, D22.5cm

Two Meiji period Japanese porcelain vases, a larger blue and white vase, a tea bowl and saucer, Chinese Celadon plate and two other Oriental pattern plates

A Chinese red stone teapot, Bretby pottery bust of Edward VIII, framed Minton teapot stand and a Colebrookdale plate. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Teapot in very good condition.

A Chinese early 19th century octagonal plate, in flow blue decorated with birds and exterior scenes, 23cm, a pair of plates decorated with landscape scenes, 23cm, a Delft plate, and a further plate. (5)

A Chinese Cinebarr charger , cloisonne pot, stone perfume bottle, Chinese plate and dish

An 18th century Chinese plate. Painted in coloured enamels with a roleau vase containing a feather and a ruyi sceptre surrounded by other precious objects and under trellis borders, 22.5cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Fritting to the rim. No cracks or repair.

A 19th century Chinese export bowl of good size, typically decorated with figural scenes (a/f) together with various other Chinese export tea bowls etc Condition Report / Extra Information Large bowl - heavily restored, hence 'a/f' in the description. Plate - chips to outer rim. Three saucers - all with rim chips/ Three matching bowls - all with rim chips. Pair of odd bowls - ok.

A box of miscellaneous china to include a large Adams Calyx ware bowl in the Chinese style, small Carlton ware dish, butter dish and cover etc Condition Report / Extra Information Two large bowls OK. Floral plate chipped to rim, cracked and restored. Famille rose style plate rings 'dead'.

A selection of 19thC Chinese ceramics to include a Celadon floral decorated plate, a scent bottle, a ginger jar hand-painted with village lack scene, tea cups etc

A quantity of decorative ceramics including a Royal Doulton figure; HN2839 "Nicola", a 19th century plate, Chinese Famille Rose bowl, jug, Sandeman Cream Sherry Port decanter etc.

A small circular Chinese silver dressing table pot with lid, decorated with bamboo leaves, diameter 5.5cm, a larger example decorated with dragons around the pot and on the lid, diameter 9cm, both with marks probably Wing Nam, and a Chinese silver backed hand brush decorated with etched and relief dragons, also a silver plated circular hand mirror decorated with a dragon, weighable silver approx 7ozt. CONDITION REPORT: Brush: needs reattaching to the silver mounts (lost one nail and is loose). Small box: generally good condition, a few mild dints. Bigger box: several areas of mishapings, staining, all with rubbing and tarnish. Mirror: heavily rubbed to the raised points, restored (mirror plate reglued to silver mounting). Postage within UK would cost £15 + VAT.

An 18th century blue and white Chinese small teapot with arched panel decoration of figures before a balustrade, a similar example with fluting decorated with landscapes, a Japanese blue and white medicine pot with insert, a blue and white plate, and a cloisonné teapot decorated with gold and other fish (5). CONDITION REPORT: The figural teapot has nibbles around the spout, crack right across the base and slightly at the sides, firing cracks above the spout, nibbles to lid, the similar landscape teapot has a firing crack to base, nibbles to spout, and to inner side of lid, medicine pot has nibbles to handle and spout, very minor nicks to cloisonné teapot, inner rim of lid a bit misshapen.

A small group of mixed ceramics comprising a boxed Spode octagonal pierced plate, commemorating the two hundredth anniversary of the creation of Fine Bone China, limited edition 650/2000, with certificate of authenticity, a boxed Royal Worcester "Imari Flowers" pattern cabinet cup and saucer, and a boxed circular pin dish and a Coalport transfer decorated and gilt heightened basket, diameter 22cm, also two boxed Chinese egg shell transfer decorated dishes (6).

A Chinese crackle glaze ginger jar, painted in underglaze blue with figural garden scene, unmarked, associated wooden stand and carved cover (af), height 14.5cm and a Japanese transfer decorated plate with moulded body, diameter 25cm (2).

A decorative Chinese red painted plate of shaped hexagonal form centred with a man on a dragon amongst clouds on a textured ground, bears archaic style character marks to base, longest diameter 23.5cm.

Chinese Fine 19th Century Cinnabar Carved Dragon Plate, The Central Panel Depicting an Image of a Mythical Dragon. c.Mid 19th Century. Size 8.75 Inches Diameter.

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire shaped circular dessert plates; a Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed bowl, decorated with Chinese figures within a landscape; other Ironstone plates; a cup, saucer and tea plate; Willow pattern plate; qty

A Chinese Famille Noir octagonal plate, decorated with a Phoenix , floral and black ground; a blue and white dish, decorated with Bamboo, impressed marks (2)

A Staffordshire Crinoline Lady pattern part coffee set; a Chinese blue and white export ware tea plate, a ginger jar; Calico pattern teapot, others similar; other decorative Victorian and later blue and white ceramics; qty

A late 19th century Continental porcelain cabinet plate centred with a quatrolobe vignette painted with a harbour scene within a scrolling border set with two Chinese figures within floral decorated sprays, blue painted marks to the reverse, diameter 26.5cm.

A Cantonese Export Famille Rose decorated plate together with other Chinese porcelain items and a Continental porcelain Dresden style lamp base decorated with Putti (af).

Pair of Minton bread and butter plates, a pair of 23cm plates with hand painted landscape to centre and turquoise borders, Wedgwood monogrammed plate, two Horticultural Society plates, tea bowl, saucer and Chinese mug, (10).

Chinese plate, painted with a floral basket in famille rose enamels, diameter 23cms and another Chinese plate, scroll design panel painted in famille rose enamels, (2).

Chinese famille rose plate, floral decoration, diameter 23cms.

Chinese famille verte plate, decorated with a battle scene, diameter 24.5cm and another Chinese polychrome plate, decorated with figures in a garden, (2).

An early 20th century Chinese Imari plate, 22cm diameter, together with a Chinese porcelain tea bowl and saucer, and two other Chinese porcelain items

A pair of Chinese nephrite tea bowls, together with a painted mother of pearl pendant, three lace maker's bodkins, an Indian portrait miniature in silver frame (unmarked), a plated salt and pepper, and a group of plate stands

A Chinese oval plate in the famille verte taste, bears a Guangxu mark to base

Chinese light blue glazed plate, in the shape of chrysanthemum flower, 7 1/2" dia. Chip on rim.

Chinese red glazed plate, with Qing Kangxi mark on base, 8 3/4" dia.

A small collection of Chinese / Japanese items to include 2 jewel trees with Celadon pots and character mark to the bases, a Famille rose plate stand with mark to base, a Samurai type dagger and a green Buddha Est £30 - £50

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN PLATE, circa 1700, of saucer shape, the interior painted in a vivid tone of underglaze-blue with scroll-stemmed lotus, the base with an artemisia leaf mark, 8.6in diameter.

A LATE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD KRAAK STYLE SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN PLATE, painted to its centre with a shaped panel of an insect and foliage, the panel enclosed by panels of cell-grounds, banners, trigrams and wan swastikas, the underside rim with meandering foliage, the base with an artemisia mark, 8.4in diameter.