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Lot 278
A circa 1750 Chinese export ware tea bowl decorated with blue house in a landscape on a white ground, raised on a footed base, together with a 1755 Bow porcelain sauce boat with pie crust rim, the ribbed body decorated in blue with houses in a landscape on a white ground CONDITION REPORTS Sauce boat with various chips to the rim, light scratches etc. Tea bowl with chips to the foot, light scratches etc - both with general signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 847
Chinese 19th Century Blue and White Porcelain Moon Flask, The Body with Foliate Decoration and Chrysanthemums Having Circular Panels Depicting Fighting Dragons, Qing Dynasty. 6.25 Inches High. Chinese 19th Century Blue and White Flask / Bottle with Images of Houses and Trees Overlooking River with Boats. 4.5 Inches High.
Lot 270
Collection of Six (6) 19th Century Chinese Export Hand Painted Porcelain Table Top Items. Various marks and seals. Wear, chips. Tallest measures 3" H. Provenance: The Shepps Collection, Palm Beach, Florida. A copy of complete provenance available upon request. Shipping $58.00 (estimate $150-$250)
Lot 313
Three Chinese export porcelain dishes, one probably from the Diana Cargo circa 1817 painted in underglaze blue with a starburst pattern, all early 19th century, the largest measures 22.5cm diameter Condition report: one bowl is broken and restuck with some losses. The smallest bowl has small rim chips. Overall crazing to the other bowl.
Lot 180
A PAIR OF KUTANI PORCELAIN DRUMSTICK VASES, 18CM H, MEIJI PERIOD AND A GARNITURE OF THREE JAPANESE PORCELAIN CELADON GROUND VASES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY AND A HORNSEA EARTHENWARE DINNER SERVICE AND AN ARTIST'S WOOD LAY FIGURE, 30CM, BOXED AND A PAIR OF CHINESE JADE CARVINGS OF BIRD,S 9CM H, LATE 20TH C AND ANOTHER CARVING AND A STUDIO POTTERY WALL PLAQUE, A DECORATIVE MIRROR, ETC
Lot 5351
A Chinese Nanking Cargo porcelain circular saucer dish, well painted in underglaze blue with a stylized landscape of huts, rocky outcrops, trees and river, within a diaper border, 10cm diam, c. 1750, Christie's, The Nanking Cargo, Lot 5110 label to verso; a pair of green nephrite flared circular bowls, 4.5cm high, 10cm diam, associated stands; a pair of South-East Asian alabaster pedestal dishes, picked out in green pigment and gilt with stylized flowerheads and leafy tendrils, circular bases, 5cm high, Pakistan, 20th century (5) Condition Report: Good, chipping to saucer foot rim, wear to the alabaster
Lot 123
An important George II giltwood and carton pierre wall mirror in the manner of Matthias Lock and John Linnell, the shaped plate within a rocaille and column frame, with carved leaf branches supporting brackets for porcelain vases or figures, with rockwork and trellis decoration, the top with a serpentine balustrade surmounted by a Chinaman seated under a leaf canopy and hung with bells and flanked by exotic birds, the base with pierced fencing and a central canopy supported by columns, c.1755-60, 189 x 112cm. This mirror with its overtly Chinese inspired decoration takes its design cues from some of the most celebrated mirror designers of the mid-18th century including Matthias Lock, Thomas Johnson and John Linnell. For example see designs by Matthias Lock from 'A New Book of Ornaments for Looking Glass Frames' c.1752 for the designs employing the trellis motif and for a Chinaman seated under a leafy canopy. Also William and John Linnell's designs for pier-glasses and girandoles which incorporate balustrading and the combination of a Chinaman and exotic birds, see Helena Hayward and Pat Kirkham, William and John Linnell, volume II, pp. 82 and 96, pl. 159 and 184. See Geoffrey Wills, English Looking Glasses, A study of the Glass, Frames and Makers (1670-1820), p.96 for the actual mirror. Also Ronald Phillips, Mirrors, p.256 for a very similar mirror but with the addition of a ram to the canopied base. Provenance: Purchased from Messrs Mallett & Sons, probably in the late 1950s. From the collection formed by the late The Hon Mrs Daisy Fellowes, Donnington Grove, Berkshire, ex. The Blue Bedroom.
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