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Click here to subscribeA Chinese blue and white porcelain moulded jar (cover missing) painted with four Phoenix within circular panels, the shoulder and base painted with precious objects, 7.5ins (190mm) diameter x 8.5ins (216mm) high (double blue concentric circle mark to base - Kangxi period - the top with drilled cork bung to hold a lamp)
A Chinese blue and white porcelain coffee wares, circa 18th century, Quing dynasty period, decorated with pagodas in foliage, similar designs to all pieces (17) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 171 - Chip to two cups, hairline crack to one cup, ship & crack to one saucer, gauge/deep crack to inside of sugar bowl, damage/crack to base of sugar bowl
LOT OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CERAMICS including a Wedgwood floral set of six coffee cans with a lidded dish, a Royal Doulton blue transfer pheasant pattern coffee can and saucer, a Moore Bros. botanical style bowl, an interesting figure of a parrot in blue and purple, in the style of Ming and Qing dynasty Chinese turquoise and aubergine glazed porcelain, a lustre glazed tea cup and saucer,etc
A Republic period blue on white plaque painted by Wang Bu (1896-1968), a bird calls from a branch with blossoms and young fruit with two fully grown peaches below, inscribed and with two seal marks, 53 x 29.5cm (21 x 11.5 in) within black wooden frame carved in relief with flowers For Illustrations of work by Wang Bu, see Kwan 'Chinese Porcelain of the Republic Period' , plates 87-91
A pair of late 18th century armorial bourdalou and covers for the Dalling family with Pinnock in pretence, the rims of the slipper shapes with roses and gilt foliage suspended from red stippled wavy lines above the armorials within blue chain arches suspended from gilt ribbons, 25.5cm (10 in) wide (4) (D) Literature: For a discussion on this service, see David Sanctuary Howard 'Chinese Armorial Porcelain', volume II, page 479
A Chinese porcelain teapot and cover, three matching saucers and a tea bowl, all decorated with figures, insects, trees and in rocky and mountainous landscapes, red seal mark to base, probably 19th century, along with an 18th century famille verte Chinese saucer dish and a 19th century Canton saucer dish
A Liverpool, Seth Pennington tea bowl and saucer, c.1785, painted with the "Two Chinese Figures" pattern and with printed blue and white border, diameter of saucer 13.5cm, diameter of tea bowl 8.5cm. For pattern please refer to page 465 of Maurice Hillis Liverpool Porcelain. CONDITION REPORT The saucer has some light surface scratches otherwise OK. The tea bowl has a very fine 2.5cm hairline crack spurning from a 1mm x 2mm inner rim chip.
A Liverpool, Seth Pennington high Chelsea ewer, c.1785-1795, printed with the "Two Stags" pattern on a moulded body, height 8.7cm and a John Pennington helmet shaped ewer, c.1780-1790, printed with the "Chinese Lady with Boy and Bird" pattern, length 15.4cm (2). The high Chelsea ewer is referenced on page 465 of of Maurice Hillis Liverpool Porcelain and the John Pennington ewer referenced on page 429. CONDITION REPORT The high Chelsea ewer has been crudely restored around the spout and body and is wearing off. The second ewer has a 1cm x 5mm restored chip to the rim near the handle spurning a 4mm brown stained hairline crack, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A Liverpool, Seth Pennington saucer c.1785, painted with the "Chinese Lady with Bird in a Cartouche" pattern, diameter 13cm and a matching tea bowl and sugar bowl by John Pennington, c.1785, decorated in the same pattern, tea bowl diameter 9.1cm, sugar bowl diameter 12.5cm (3). For pattern reference please see page 428 and 429 of Maurice Hillis Liverpool Porcelain. CONDITION REPORT Saucer has two or three minute chips to the foot rim but otherwise OK. Some minor staining to the edge of the sugar bowl and has two hairline cracks which means it does not ring true. The tea bowl is in good condition.
Chinese porcelain blue and white underglaze blue decorated bowl, seal mark to base, together with another similar smaller pedestal bowl with six character marks to base together with Chinese over gilded bowl with gilded square seal mark. (3) CONDITION REPORT: No obvious damage to bowls. Dimensions of bowls in cm are as follows: Largest- 5.5cm high x 15cm diameter Medium- 5 x 11.5 Smallest- 5.5 x 10
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