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Lot 137
A GOOD PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY CHINESE TRANSITIONAL/KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN BOWLS, the exterior sides painted with a formal design of hanging vine and leafage above a linked ruyi border, the interior centre similarly painted within a formal scroll border to the rim, each base with a six-character Jiajing mark in underglaze-blue, each base with a paper collection label, one base with a 1913 Manchester City Art Gallery exhibition label. Bought at Christies 1941.Recently Provided Provenace History: From the Collection of Robert Henry Benson (1850-1929) Exhibited at the 'Exhibition of Chinese Applied Art' City of Manchester Art Gallery, 1913, no's 460 & 461, described as Jiajing Period. Included in Christies celebrated sale of part of the Benson Collection, July 1st 1924, Lot 189 (as Jiajing), bought by Harcourt Johnstone (1895-1945) for 15 guineas. Included in the Sothebys sale of the Harcourt Johnstone Collection, June 13th 1940, Lot 49 and described as Transitional.
Lot 157
A 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE DEHUA BLANC-DE-CHINE MOULDED PORCELAIN LIBATION CUP, of rhinoceros horn form, together with a fitted hardwood stand, the flaring sides moulded with a deer, dragon, tiger and overhanging pine, the cup itself 4in(10.2cm) wide at widest point & 2.4in(6.2cm) high; together with an 18th/19th Century example, 3.9in(9.9cm) wide at widest point & 2in(5.1cm) high. (2)
Lot 17
A FINE QUALITY 18TH CENTURY CHINESE IRON RUST GLAZED PORCELAIN VASE, together with a carved wood stand, the reddish-brown glaze with iridescent black speckling, the interior of the base applied with a cafe-au-lait glaze, 12.75in(32.4cm) high overall, the vase itself 6.9in(17.7cm) wide at widest point & 10.75in(27.3cm) high. Bought in Rangoon 1929.
Lot 179
AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF JAPANESE KUTANI PORCELAIN BOWLS & A WATERCOLOUR OF THE BOWLS ATTRIBUTED TO THE BURMESE ARTIST BA NYAN (1897-1945), the watercolour with an inscription to the reverse reading 'Painting of these cups made for me in Rangoon by the Burmese artist U Ba Nyan in 1930', the bowls together with fitted hardwood stands and an original 1930's photo, the bowls of octagonal form decorated in red, silver and gold, each with a Chinese Shou symbol to its centre, the bowls 4.3in(11.2cm) wide & 2in(5.1)cm high.
Lot 21
A CHINESE SONG/YUAN DYNASTY YINGQING PORCELAIN BOWL, with a Qingbai type glaze, the interior decorated beneath the glaze with an incised lotus spray design, the rim with a brown dressing, the exterior sides with a moulded lotus petal design, the base unglazed, 6.1in (15.6cm )diameter & 1.6in(4.2cm) high. Bought from Miscellanea, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, 1927.
Lot 216
A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE YELLOW GROUND RECTANGULAR PORCELAIN JARDINIERE, the base with a four-character Tongzhi mark in iron-red and possibly of the period, the flaring sides well painted with a profusion of butterflies and Shuangxi Double Happiness characters, the top rim with key-fret, the interior and base turquoise, 12.3in(31.4cm) x 9.6in(24.5cm) x 10.3in(26.2cm) high.
Lot 217
A GOOD 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FLAMBE GLAZED PORCELAIN VASE, of compressed bottle form, the sides applied with streaked purple, red and white glazes, and unusually decorated with three narrow bands of gilded decoration, the base with a Qianlong seal mark in iron-red, 8.75in(22.3cm) wide & 10in(25.4cm) high.
Lot 220
A LARGE CHINESE FLAMBE PORCELAIN HU VASE, possibly 18th/19th Century, of rectangular section with moulded elephant-head and ring handles, the streaked glaze thinning to beige at the corners and rims, the base incised with a four-character Yongzheng mark beneath a cafe-au-lait glaze, 8.9in(22.7cm)wide at widest point & 14.2in(36cm) high.
Lot 225
A GOOD CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN PILGRIM'S FLASK, of Middle Eastern inspired form and with genuine age wear, painted to one domed surface with ruyi and lappets radiating from a wheel medallion, the reverse side with lotus and lappets radiating from a yin-yang medallion, the neck with an extended six-character Xuande mark, 8in(20.3cm) wide at widest point & 11.5in (29.3cm) high.
Lot 226
A LARGE GOOD QUALITY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, the bulbous body painted with a cursive auspicious character and with two sinuous five-clawed dragons amidst flame and cloud scrolls and above stylised waves and rocks, the sloping shoulders with a wide band of formal scrolling flowerheads, the mainly unglazed base with a six-character Wanli mark to its centre in underglaze-blue in a circular glazed reserve, 19.25in(49cm) wide at widest point & 20.5in(52cm) high.
Lot 27
A LARGE CHINESE YONGZHENG PERIOD MING STYLE 'LOTUS BOUQUET' PORCELAIN DISH, of saucer shape, the interior painted with a ribbon tied bouquet within a formal band of formal scrolling flowerheads, the exterior with a similar band within key-fret and scroll borders, the base unglazed, 15.25in(38.7cm) diameter. Bought Rangoon 1928. Damaged in a fire at the Mergui Customs House in 1935.
Lot 28
A PAIR OF 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASES, each decorated in white slip beneath the glaze with a design of bats and cloud scrolls, each base with a six-character Xuande mark in underglaze white slip, 7.2in(18.3cm)wide at widest point & 11.9in(30.3cm) high. Bought in Rangoon 1928.
Lot 29
A 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE DEHUA PORCELAIN CENSER, of archaic lian form, together with a fitted wood cover carved and pierced with ruyi motifs matching to some extent the three ruyi style feet supporting the censer, the banded sides of the censer with alternating underglaze key-fret and archaic cell designs, the censer applied with a lightly crackled cream glaze that covers the rim edge and part of the mainly unglazed base, 5.5in(14cm) high overall, the censer itself 5.8in(14.8cm) diameter at rim & 3.6in(9cm) high. Bought London 1927.
Lot 30
A CHINESE TEADUST PORCELAIN TRIPOD CENSER, bearing a moulded Qianlong seal mark and possibly of the period, the censer with a wide rim and the whole applied with an olive green glaze, the censer supported on three moulded mask form feet, 8.25in(20.9cm) diameter & 2.8in(7.2cm) high. Bought Rangoon 1930.
Lot 310
A GOOD LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN VASES, fitted for electricity with gilt metal stands and fitted covers, the sides of each baluster form body painted with alternating figural river landscape panels reserved on a formal trellis scale and ruyi ground, within formal floral borders to the shoulders and foot, 20.75in(62.6cm) high overall, the vases themselves 14in(35.5cm) high.
Lot 33
AN UNUSUAL FINE QUALITY 19TH/20TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE MOULDED PORCELAIN TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, together with a fitted finely carved and pierced wood stand the decoration of which matches the censer, the sides and cover of the censer moulded with peach, pomegranate, finger citron and other fruits, the cover with a finely modelled triple bat finial, the base of the censer with a Yongzheng seal mark, 12in(30.5cm) high overall, the censer itself 7in(17.9cm)wide at widest point & 10in(25.4cm) high to top of finial. Bought in Scott Market, Rangoon 1929.
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