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An 18th century Chinese plate, decorated with sprays of peonies in underglaze blue, 23½cm.

An 18th century Chinese porcelain plate of octagonal form, decorated with peonies and other flowers in a formal garden in polychrome enamel, 22½cm.

A 20th century Chinese armorial plate, 26½cm.

Antique Chinese Hand Painted Plate, depicting flowers with character marks to base, approx 21 cms diameter.

Copeland Spode `Chinese Rose` Tea Set comprising tea pot, two milk jugs, two sugar bowls, twenty four tea cups and saucers, five slop bowls, tea pot, two miniature tea pots, two milk jugs, large round cake plate, four sandwich platters, six cake plates and sixteen large square sandwich plates.

A SALT GLAZED BROWN STONEWARE PEDESTAL SALT CELLAR MOULDED WITH FLOWERS, MID 19TH C (CHIPPED), AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE MANDARIN PATTERN SAUCER, A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA FIGURES, A TORTOISESHELL MAJOLICA PLATE AND MISCELLANEOUS OTHER 19TH AND EARLY 20TH C CERAMICS

A FRENCH ORMOLU MOUNTED FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PERFUME BURNER IN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE STYLE, PLATE 19TH C

A CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE PLATE, LATE 18TH CENTURY AND A CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE DOUBLE GOURD VASE AND A COVER

A Chinese porcelain plate, 18th century, painted and gilt in iron red to the centre with figures in a formal garden, the rims with trailing flowers and foliage, 22.3cm. diameter CONDITION REPORT: rim chips, rubbing to gilding

A Chinese stand, 20th century, with a large rim and pierced undertier, on five cabriole legs, joined by a stretcher base, the top 27cm. diameter, together with a quantity of other stands and plate racks (a lot) CONDITION REPORT: Approx 37 items.

Elizabeth Keith, Scottish 1887-1956- "A Chinese Actor"; woodcut printed in colours, signed within the plate in coloured pencil, 41x31cm (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: with J B Bennett & Sons Ltd 156 Buchanan Street and 50 West George Street Glasgow, according to labels attached to the reverse of the frame CONDITION REPORT: mounted in a glazed ebonised wooden frame may or may not be stuck down as is unexamined out of the frame mount card is grubby in places with a watermark on the bottom with visible margins paper slightly ruckled overall good condition

Staffordshire printware plate, early 19th Century, decorated with Chinese figures in a landscape, diameter 25cms and three other Staffordshire printware plates, (4).

Staffordshire printware sauce tureen, early 18th Century, decorated with a Chinese river landscape, length 18cms, with a matched ladle, other printware ladles, egg cups, etc., on a meat plate.

Assorted silver plate and other metalware including candlesticks, tankards and a large ladle, a set of four Chinese black lacquered gaming boxes and other items including a soda syphon (2 boxes)

Two boxes of Wedgwood 'Chinese Legend' dinner ware to include meat plate, gravy boat and stand, tureen, bowls, dishes etc

A tray of Oriental items including pair of small cloisonne enamel vases, an 18th century Chinese porcelain plate and a pair of Japanese dishes

A mixed group of English blue and white wares, comprising; two English pearlware jars, possibly Leeds, 19th century, painted with Chinoisiere scenes in blue, 9.5cm and 11.5cm high, together with an English porcelain side plate, 19th century, decorated with Chinese-style pavilions, 16cm diameter, an English 19th century blue and white teabowl transfer-printed with Chinese figures (hairline crack), and also a 19th century mug, transfer-printed with a horse and cart scene beside a castle, below a similar landscape border (chipped) (5)

"AFTER JOHN RUSSELL R.A. (1745-1806) The Favourite Rabbit; and Tom and his Pidgeons, coloured stipple engravings, by C. Knight, published 1792, both with discolouration in title plate area Pl. 10 1/2 x 14 1/4in (26.7 x 36.8cm); a pair (2) Sold with six Chinese paintings on pith paper, subjects comprise ‘Playing Music’; ’Song Birds on branches’ (2); ‘A Presentation’; and ‘Flowers’"

A Chinese Canton famille verte blue ground porcelain vase, mid-19th Century, the tapering body and flared neck painted with figural panels reserved against a blue ground filled with pink lotus and yellow tendrils, height approx 25cm (repaired) and a Chinese blue and white plate, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, painted with figures crossing a bridge in a coastal landscape, pseudo four character mark to base, diameter approx 20.5cm.

A 19th century oblong Japanese Arita multicoloured plate, together with an 18th century circular Chinese white ground plate with floral and foliate depictions

A CHINESE PORCELAIN CHARGER, late 17th century, of barbed circular form painted in underglaze blue in the Kraak style with arcaded panels of flowers, 15 1/4"" diameter, together with a later circular plate painted in underglaze blue and overpainted in apricot and gilding with finches amidst bamboo and peony, 13 1/2"" diameter (2)

CHINESE EXPORT JAPAN PATTERN ARMORIAL SOUP PLATE, FROM THE WOLTERBEEK SERVICE, C.1818in the Worcester manner, painted in colours and gilt with alternating floral and diaper panels, the centre with monogram ‘CJW’ on a pale blue shield supported by an elephant and yellow tiger above a pink banderole inscribed ‘Mallacca’, diameter 9.8" — 25 cm.Literature:Dr. Jochem Kroes documents the ‘Wolterbeek’ service in Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the Dutch Market, pages 519-520, no. 443“According to family tradition this armorial service was given to Constantijn Johan Wolterbeek in 1818 by the Sultan of Malacca. At the time the British ceded the colony to the Dutch after 23 years of interim rule. The transfer took place on the frigate “H.M. Tromp” on 21 September 1818 concluded by a peace treaty between the Sultan of Malacca and the Dutch which was when the Sultan would have given this service to Wolterbeek.Constantijn Johan Wolterbeek (born Steenderen 5 April 1766; died The Hague, 23 May 1845) belonged to a patrician Dutch family living in the Republic from the late 17th century. They were ministers and local judges, among other things. Constantijn Johan chose a naval career, in 1782 starting as a cadet on the ship “Schiedam” sailing for the Rotterdam Admiralty. After 1788 he went to the Indies where he was promoted captain in 1799. In 1810 he went home and settled in his country seat De Bronckhorst, near Steenderen, eastern Gelderland. In 1817 he was back in naval service heading for the Indies, first as rear-admiral and from 1818 as governor of Malacca; he resigned in 1820. After that he served for some years in the Mediterranean, but in 1930 he was promoted director of the “Directoraat Marine” or Naval Directorate in The Hague, followed by his appointment in 1840 as director-general of the Colonial Office, which included the Naval Office. In 1831 he was promoted vice-admiral.He married Johanna Engberts (1771-1855) and had one daughter, baptized Isabelle Pauline (1804-1883). She married in 1832 Dirk Gerhardus Muller (1796-1866) and became the ancestor of the Wolterbeek Muller line with descendants in both the Netherlands and in the Dutch East Indies. Several pieces of this armorial service are still the property of members of the Wolterbeek Muller family.”

A Chinese yellow glaze plate, with all over floral decoration (26.3cm diameter).

COLLECTION OF CHINESE CERAMICS including a famille rose plate, blue and white vase, Tek Sing dish, small dish; along with a Japanese kutani plate and a Samson coffee can

Chinese cloisonne enameled plate, with two dragons chasing a jewel over a black ground with gilt clouds, and tendril patterns on a turquoise ground to the exterior, 16""w

Chinese enameled porcelain plate, late Qing/early Republic period, the interior centered with a peach medallion encircled by gilt shou characters, the side decorated with Eight Daoist Treasures amid floral sprigs, the base with a Tongzhi mark, 9.25""w

Chinese hardwood and huanghuali wine table, the top set with four floating panels within an ice-plate edge, with a plain bead apron leading to ruyi head spandrels flanking the bead edge straight supports, 33.5""h × 40.75""w × 22.75""d. Provenance: From the estate of Edward Gerber

Chinese hardwood and huanghuali wine table, with three floating top panels within an ice-plate edge, the bead apron with ruyi head spandrels, raised on bead edge supports, 32.25""h x 42""w x 26.5""d. Provenance: From the estate of Edward Gerber

Six assorted 18th and 19th Century cabinet plates to include a Meissen Onion pattern example, a Chinese Kang Hsi Rouge-de-fer plate, a Bow floral plate and a similar floral example

A collection of assorted 19th Century blue and white wares to include a Copeland, late Spode dinner plate with Chinoiserie decoration and Chinese figures with animals and playing games, a Carey`s Opaque China plate with a scene of Castle Richard, a tin-glazed plate with Chinoiserie decoration, a Hulme & Sons floral plate and a Turners Elephant pattern plate (8)

A 19th Century Chinese famille vert ginger jar and cover decorated with cartouche panels of figures to an interior setting against a pattern ground, height 30cm together with a famille rose Canton enamel plate and shallow bowl and an early 20th Century charger with various figures dancing and offering foods to an immortal (4)

A SPODE PORCELAIN PARTIAL DINNER SERVICE In the Chinese Rose pattern. The service comprising a serving tray, three serving bowls, a lidded tureen, 7 teacups, 7 saucers, a creamer, a sauce boat, a teapot, 8 dinner plates, 8 soup bowls, 8 salad plates, 7 dessert plates, a bread plate and two serving plates. 56 pieces total H 7¼ x W 11 x D 6½

Japanese Satsuma charger, Chinese charger and an English lustreware plate

Japanese Imari wall plate, Chinese teapot and a soap stone seal Condition report: see terms and conditions

A Chinese famille rose soup plate, in Meissen style Numerous small chips to rim, one large chip to the underside of rim, one chip to the foot rim. Numerous surface scratches to the interior.

A late 18thC Chinese polychrome plate of circular form, gilt highlighted with an orange floral pattern, with a part painted base, and another 18thC plate with a floral banding, 23cm diameter (2)

A 18thC style Chinese plate, with an outer geometric banding and inner decoration predominately in blue, green and red on white ground, with six character marks beneath, together with another modern plate in orange, blue and green, 21cm diameter. (2)

Three famille rose dishes, probably Chinese, of octagonal form decorated with flowers with an outer banding, presented on wooden bases with plate rack bases of modern construction, 21cm diameter etc. (3)

A late 19th century famille rose plate, of circular form, a Chinese blue and white bowl and a fish plate in blue and green on a white ground 22.5 cm diameter (3)

An 18th/19thC Chinese celadon plate with white slip decoration, 28.5cm

A Chinese blue & white rice plate with enamelled border and Guangxu mark & period, 21.7cm in diameter

A Chinese Kangxi period (1662-1722) famille verte plate with duck and floral decoration

An 18thC Chinese export blue & white hot water plate with river, landscape and pagoda scene

An 18thC Chinese export blue & white hot water plate with river, landscape and pagoda scene

A collection of various ceramics to include a set of seven Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, Korean vase, Goebel birds, Herend pot, Spode vase, Chinese 19thC plate etc

A DAVENPORT CREAMWARE PLATE painted by the Hyphen painter with a Chinese pheasant perched in a tree peony, the rim gilt, 19.5cm diam, impressed mark, title in red enamel, c1810-15 ++In good condition

EIGHT PEARLWARE AND OTHER EARTHENWARE CHILDREN`S PLATES comprising two Glamorgan Pottery Rose and Honeysuckle border examples with TAKING YOUNG BIRDS or Chinese figures prints, sponged in bright enamels, another printed in red with GRACE BEFORE MEAT in floral border, one attributed to The Stafford Pottery, Thornby, with black transfer print of the HISTORY OF JOSEPH, one with black print of Carlo Swimming, in copper lustre and enamel flowerhead border, another with puce print of CHINESE AMUSEMENT/MY PRETTY PHEASANT and two graduated plates, printed in blue with Franklin`s maxims, 13-19 diam, c1825-mid 19th c ++Largest plate with some mild discolouration of the glaze, the others all very good. The larger of the two Glamorgan plates with impressed daisy, the smaller plate with minor surface scratch in the centre resembling a crack but evidently not since it is not visible from the reverse. No restoration.

TWO WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE PLATES painted with the Hundred Antiques pattern, 19cm diam, pseudo Chinese mark in concentric circles, c1770-80 ++One plate with pinhead sized rim nick

A PAIR OF NORTHERN CHINESE JUMU SIDE TABLES, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY each square top above an ice-plate moulding,  plain waist and curved apron, on square-section beaded legs terminating  in horse-hoof feet joined by beaded hump-backed stretchers, restorations each table 52cm high, 48,5cm diameter 2

A Japanese tin-plate `Modern Toys’ western locomotive and a Chinese tin-plate fire engine

Impressive Chinese blue and white vase, together with an Oriental plate decorated with Chinese dragons, a good quality Japanese bowl decorated with black banding and floral sprays and a small Oriental jug marked `2466`.

Dutch Delft blue and white charger, mid 18th Century, floral decoration, diameter 35cm, two Chinese blue and white meat plates, an Imari plate and a polychrome bowl, (all badly damaged), (5).

Chinese porcelain famille vert shallow dish, created with a phoenix and a dragon amongst flowers and foliage, diameter 38cm, another shallow dish, rose bowl and a Cantonese plate, (all damaged), (4).

Chinese style armorial plate, probably Samson, floral and ribbon twist outlines, 23cms and a Meissen cup and sauce, decorated with dispersed floral sprigs, (3).

A mid 20th century Chinese carved rosewood and camphorwood lined chest. Carved in high relief with panels depicting junks within floral borders, with engraved brass hinged lock and plate. 40 x 21 1/2 x 24"

A Chinese export plate painted with mountainous villages within gilt spearhead band and scrolling foliate border, Qianlong, 23cm diameter

An 18th century Chinese plate decorated with bamboo and flowers (hairline crack)

A CHINESE STYLE BLUE AND WHITE DELFT PLATE, typically decorated with a landscape, Dia 35.5 cm

A CHINESE STYLE 18TH CENTURY DELFT PLATE, enamelled in blue and white, decorated with figures in a typical landscape, further figurative detail to the border, Dia 34.5 cm S/D

A PAIR OF MASON'S PATENT IRONSTONE PLATES, of shaped circular form, each polychrome painted and gilt with a fenced garden pattern in the Chinese style, the rim with floral sprays, impressed mark to underside, 19th century, 24cm diameter, together with a matching shaped rectangular meat plate, 25.8cm wide (3)