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Lot 677
The Treasures of The Imperial Dynasties Miniature Vase Collection - Compromising of twelve exquisite miniature vases, recreating the great porcelain artistry of the Chinese Imperial Dynasties. Limited Edition. Includes Square vase, Famille Rose Vase, Covered Vase and Bottle Vase. Includes official documentation, comes complete with a presentation display unit.
Lot 76
A collection of Chinese enamelled and glazed porcelain wares:18th century, to include: a small reticulated jar decorated with fine honeycomb motifs and covered in a light brown glaze (H 7.5 cm x D 10 cm); a miniature famille rose bowl finely decorated with literati in a garden; a miniature famille rose double gourd vase finely decorated with flowers and butterflies; a miniature famille rose vase finely decorated with flowers, birds and insects. CONDITION REPORT: The reticulated pot perfect condition.Tiny urn vase has a loss to the rim.Gourd vase perfectlobed cup has hairline crackvase with bird & insects, perfect.
Lot 88
A Lowestoft porcelain sparrow beak jug, circa 1780, painted in a blue and white naive style with a Chinese Fence pattern, stylised tree and two flowers, further painted decoration to the handle, unmarked, 8.5cm high (lower tip of handle restored, two hairlines to the spout)Cubbin Collection no.142, purchased in 1994. Lower tip of handle has been broken and reglued, two hairlines to the spout. Please see images.
Lot 178
A large Chinese celadon glazed funerary jar, Song Dynasty, the slender pear-shaped vase applied with a border of twelve standing figures with a striding dragon applied in relief around the neck, with further figures and mythical animals, surmounted by a tall domed cover surmounted by a crane or egret finial, 81.5cm high Jars of this form were placed in pairs in tombs and contained offerings to the dead. The jar is replete with ancient traditional Chinese symbolism; the bird finial represents the Vermilion Bird of the South and the applied dragon at the neck represents the Green Dragon of the East. The mythical figures could be identified as a sun god and star gods, together with cranes, the symbols of longevity. Compare a very similar funerary jar illustrated in S.Pierson, Qingbai ware: Chinese Porcelain of the Song and Yuan Dynasties , 2002, p180, no.97.
Lot 187
A group of Chinese porcelain export porcelain, 18th century, comprising: a Famille Verte two handled bowl, Kangxi,11.8cm high (lacking cover); a bell-shaped Famille Rose tankard, Qianlong, 14cm high; a large Famille Rose tankard, Qianlong, 16cm high; a Famille Rose rose-water bottle, with garlic neck, adapted as a lamp, the vase approximately 22cm high and overall height with fitting 33cm; three octagonal Famille Rose soup bowls, Qianlong, 22.5cm diameter; three Famille Rose plates, Qianlong, 22.5cm diameter; two large Famille rose octagonal dishes, painted with pagodas, 30cm diameter; a Nanking cargo blue and white bowl, 15cm diameter; seven various Famille Rose saucers in sizes, 11.5cm to 15.5cm diameter; a Chinese Imari chocolate pot with unmatched cover, 15cm high and a 20th century celadon bowl, 17cm diameter
Lot 167
A MID 19TH CENTURY ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN WALL POCKET modelled as a shell and coral, glazed in the white, 28cm high, impressed factory mark and date registration diamond 1845, together with a CHINESE PLATE painted in the Imari palette, 26cm diamet er, and a BRETON STOOP, hand-painted pottery (3)
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