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Lot 125
Two Oriental porcelain blue and white chargers, one probably Japanese Arita porcelain, decorated with two long-tailed birds and a tree, within finely painted flower sprays to rim; the other probably Chinese, decorated with two figures flanking a large porcelain vase within a trellis border with reserves of insects and Lotus flowers, 35cm max diam (2)
Lot 50
A collection of Chinese export porcelain, to include a small meat plate, bowl, and box base, also an imari teabowl and three hardwood vase stands, 18th and 19th centuries, (7) the meat plate measures 27cm wide. Condition report: The bowl painted with figures is cracked, the box base chipped. The meat plate and teabowl are free from damages and restoration. The wood bases are free from damages
Lot 77
Collection of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, to include a charger, six Imari plates, sparrow beak jug and a saucer, 18th and 19th century, the charger measures 29cm diameter. Condition report: Hairline cracks to the borders of the pierced plates. Cracks to the jug. Restoration to the rim of one lobed plate. Minor rim fault to the charger. Minor rim chip to one octagonal plate.
Lot 209
Harbour Scene: A Circa 1840-1860 Chinese Fan, Qing Dynasty, with wooden sticks, finely and intricately lacquered in gold on black, the same scenes recto/verso and on the guards. The double paper leaf with three vignettes, depicts a harbour with one main building and several smaller, and a mix of fishing boats and larger sailing craft. The side vignettes depict different gatherings. To the left, a figure seated on a porcelain stool, holding a fixed fan, with others looking on, all with applied painted ivory faces and silk robes. To the right, the figures are listening to a speaker. The verso depicts a large assembly with a tree at the centre. Guard length 28cm. The fan is embellished with long mauve tasselsMonture sound and the sticks are bright, with small scale detail.
Lot 212
A Mid-19th Century Chinese Mandarin Fan, Qing Dynasty, the inner sticks in lightly carved ivory, the guards thicker allowing for deeper carving. The double paper leaf shows figures with applied painted ivory faces, and ornate silk robes, a central scene showing a couple of some import, the man seated on a porcelain stool, with a child at play. Many of the onlookers appear to be holding scrolls, one having just arrived on horseback. The verso shows another such scene, the robes elaborate, and many figures carrying fans. Guard length 27.5cm. Together with a fitted black lacquered box, the lid interior painted with exotic flowers and a bird on a branchOne inner stick, off centre, may be a replacement. The stick second in from the right has been repaired with metal. The leaf folds are rubbed and one or two appear restored. Box hinge is missing.
Lot 234
A Circa 1700 or Perhaps Earlier Chinese Painted Ivory Brisé Fan, Qing Dynasty, with twenty-two sticks and two guards. The painting, reminiscent of painting on Chinese porcelain, uses mainly orange, green and gold. Excepting for two, and also the guards, the sticks are pierced. A central vignette, flanked by one either side of smaller size and different shape, contains delicate stylised painting of trees and flowers. To the left, a butterfly is collecting pollen from flowers, different flowers providing pollen for the insect in the vignette to the right. This design is repeated in the main on the verso, except that the gorge designs, albeit chinoiserie, differ. Similar decorative borders separate the vignettes from the gorge. A fish is painted on one inner guard. Both guards are delicately painted with gold highlights. A ribbon effect is painted to the stick tips but the sticks are in fact linked by thread. Guard length 25.5cmWork required to re-secure the sticks. One very small chip to a corner of a stick tip.
Lot 377
A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain moon flasks, decorated with figures, with dragon handles, 22cm high CONDITION REPORT: One vase chipped to the rim, chips to the dragon handles, glazed over firing crack to one handle, chips to raised edges around the circular images, glaze imperfections, firing crack to the top - the other vase has chips to the raised circular areas framing the images, firing cracks to the handles, glaze imperfections, chip to the handle
Lot 380
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white vases, painted with a vase on a table with a bamboo table beyond, to a prunus blossom border, 18cm high, one with a cover CONDITION REPORT: Finial on cover chipped and reglued, one vase has a v shaped chip to the rim, glaze imperfections, minor chip to the footrim, the other vase has hairline cracks to the neck, glaze imperfections,
Lot 91
"A Rare Early 18th Century Chinese Armorial Porcelain part dinner service of twenty pieces, each piece painted in underglaze blue with a buffalo beneath a pine tree and a pair of birds in flight above, all framed within a continuous flowering border, and each piece further painted with a family crest of a deer's head erased facing right: Comprising large oval platter 55cm, large circular charger 46cm, two circular chargers 39cm, three oval platters 36cm, large baluster jug 24cm high, two plates 23cm, one flanged bowl 22cm, two smaller dishes 16cm (repaired) and 11cm diam, three tea bowls 9cm diam, one tea bowl 7cm, one baluster mug 9cm high, one tea cup (handle missing), and one small baluster vase and cover (finial missing and rim chipped), Literature: See Howard Sanctuary, 'Chinese Armorial Porcelain', p.968 - 'This is a remarkable soft paste service with very white glaze and with the painting in underglaze blue. This is the only soft paste armorial porcelain known which could have been for the British market (except replacements) although a very few others pieces are known to have been made for the continental market'. See also lot 36 at Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers, 7 Nov. 2017, for an identically decorated large charger but with eagle family crest.
Lot 435
A Chinese porcelain bowl of hexagonal form, six character Xuantong mark to base, length 21cm. Condition - good, no damage/repair, general wear with minor loss to decoration throughout. small imperfections to glaze including dark pits on inside of bowl, small glaze imperfections to top corner edge, top side edge with 5mm firing imperfection and couple of firing imperfections to base near marks as pictured.
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