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Lot 33
A small late 18th Century Chinese exportware octagonal porcelain Platter hand decorated in underglaze blue with a garden scene, raised on conforming unglazed foot, 19.5cm wide together with two other Chinese porcelain circular Boxes and Covers, one decorated in relief with two five clawed dragons contesting the central sacred pearl of wisdom (impressed six character mark to underside), and one further slightly smaller Chinese powder blue example, six character mark to underside (3)
Lot 34
An 18th/19th Century Chinese provincial porcelain Bowl (three prominent hairlines), hand decorated in enamels with various flowers and stylized fence and tree etc., (kiln grit to underside of circular foot), together with one other similar sized Chinese porcelain Bowl (probably late 19th/early 20th Century), further decorated with large stylized leaves etc., with central enamel decoration of two plums to the interior of the Bowl, single stylized mark beneath circular foot and one further larger Chinese porcelain Millefiori Bowl hand decorated in enamels with beautiful chrysanthemums, orchids, other similar blossoms etc., in varying colours, four character mark to underside, this Bowl 17.5cm diameter (3)
Lot 45
A Chinese Kangxi style porcelain ovoid Jar, hand decorated in underglaze blue and white auspicious objects and various creatures including a fish, an artemisia leaf, stylised winged sea horse etc., all against a background of stylised water and small waves etc., unglazed base and the carved softwood cover pieced with three ruyi heads, full height approx. 13cm
Lot 6
A late 18th Century Chinese Exportware porcelain Charger of large proportions, hand decorated in underglaze blue with a young boy offering up fish within country surroundings with willow trees, birds in flight and rockwork etc., the border decorated with moths amongst foliage etc., (restored), 46.25cm diameter
Lot 63
Oriental Ceramics including a 19th Century pink glaze Bowl on circular foot, incised stylised central floral band above a lower lappet border and pseudo six character mark to underside, together with a Chinese Celadon glaze circular Box and Cover, two Tea Bowls, one 18th Century and one probably 19th Century, a blue and white porcelain three legged Vase Stand (probably Japanese, eight character rain mark to underside), a Chinese treacle glaze pottery Stand, the flower head style top with eight Buddhist style emblems/characters and two Chinese pottery/basalt tomb style warrior Figures (8 items, varying conditions and faults generally commensurate with age)
Lot 64
A selection of Oriental ceramic Vases to include a pair of 19th Century Japanese Bottle Vases hand decorated in the Imari palette (damage), a pair of late 19th Century Chinese porcelain Sleeve Vases hand decorated in underglaze blue in Kangxi style, a larger pair of Chinese baluster shaped porcelain Vases and Cover hand decorated in underglaze blue, each with dome topped Cover surmounted by a Karashishi, one further smaller singular baluster shaped Vase and Cover in Kangxi style and a Chinese Beaker Vase (Gu) hand decorated in underglaze blue with prunus blossom against a cracked ice background, various rain marks to undersides of Vases, all Vases damaged/repaired in some way and condition generally commensurate with age), (8)
Lot 7
A late 18th Century Chinese Exportware porcelain Tankard, "chicken skin" ground and hand decorated underglaze blue with a central vignette depicting birds in flight above buildings, a single boat and trees etc., unusual "cross over" strapwork handle terminating in floral sprigs in relief, 14cm high
Lot 8
An 18th/19th Century Chinese porcelain Barber's Bowl hand decorated in underglaze blue with countryside vignettes to the border against a diaper ground and peonies and prunus blossom etc., to the centre together with a similar period Chinese oval porcelain pierced Strainer similarly decorated with buildings and country surroundings etc., the Barber's Bowl 27.5cm diameter, the Strainer 34.75cm wide (2)
Lot 75
Chinese Republic Period Famille Rose Eggshell Porcelain Bowl. Chinese Famille Rose eggshell shaped porcelain bowl, blue ground with polychrome dragon and chrysanthemum decoration and yellow scalloped rim on exterior and interior. Dragon decoration to inside center. Iron red seal mark to base. Good condition with light wear to rim. Measures 3 1/4" H x 8" dia. Shipping $95.00
Lot 260
TWO GRADUATED CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ARMORIAL DISHES, C1746 enamelled with the arms of Bookey, 29 and 38cm diam From one of the two services ordered by Captains Matthew and William Bookey, successively Master of the Shaftesbury. See Howard (D S), Chinese Armorial Porcelain, 1974, p396 No 03. ++Large dish chip on rim at 1 o'clock and another smaller flat chip under the rim not visible from the front. Slight stacking wear to the red enamel on the central shield Small dish with light wear and on the reverse some glaze cracks - no restoration to either
Lot 265
A CHINESE PORCELAIN CLOBBERED BLUE AND WHITE JAR AND COVER, TRANSITIONAL, A GLOBULAR BLUE AND WHITE VASE, 19TH C, A PAIR OF CHINESE IMARI INVERTED BALUSTER VASES, 18TH C, A CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASE, 19TH/20TH C AND A JAPANESE IMARI JAR AND COVER, 18TH C Imari jar and cover 46cm h ++Clobbered jar and cover - cover broken and restuck. Pair of vases with old repairs. Blue and white globular vase in good condition. Cloisonné vase slight dent and drilled hole in base. Imari jar cracked, the cover broken and restuck
Lot 194
A Meissen Böttger porcelain saucer c.1722, hausmaler decorated with a single standing chinoiserie figure holding a shaped fan bearing pseudo Chinese characters, between finely painted plants issuing from colourful rockwork, the rim with a simple formal gilt design, some enamel wear, 12.3cm. Cf. The Hans Syz Collection catalogue, p.550, no.369 for a teabowl and saucer with related decoration.
Lot 260
A rare Derby candlestick figure c.1755-58, modelled as two Chinese boys playing on rococo scrollwork, wearing short trousers and loose-fitting jackets, the base painted with flowers, the scrolls highlighted in green and gilt, a restored break to the candlestick stem, 26cm. Cf. Chelsea and Other English Porcelain: The Collection of Irwin Untermyer, pl.107 for a pair of figures formerly in the Hurlbutt Collection.
Lot 266
A rare Worcester hexagonal beaker or teabowl c.1753-55, decorated in the Chinese manner with panels of vases and auspicious objects alternating with bands of flowers and foliage, the interior with a red hatched border to the rim and a spray of lotus to the well, a little restoration to the rim, 5.5cm high. Cf. Simon Spero and John Sandon, Worcester Porcelain: The Zorensky Collection, no.47 for a teabowl and saucer in the same pattern.
Lot 368
A rare Worcester blue and white teabowl and saucer c.1755, painted with the Bamboo Root pattern, the tall bamboo spikes issuing from gnarled roots beside a large spray of flowering peony, workman's marks, 11.8cm. (2) This rare pattern is a direct copy of one produced on Chinese porcelain of the Kangxi period (1662-1722).
Lot 375
A Worcester leaf-shaped butterboat c.1760-65, painted with the Mansfield pattern, with angular handle, a teabowl printed with the Fence pattern, and a Chinese porcelain armorial saucer, painted with the arms of the Glover family of Norfolk within a hatched diaper border, a short crack to the saucer, 14.3cm. (3) The arms for Glover may relate to Captain Adolphus Glover who captained the East Indiaman, Duke of Cumberland, in 1766. The arms are also known on items of Bow porcelain.
Lot 386
A rare Worcester blue and white bowl c.1755, painted with the Squirrel and Vine pattern, the exterior with two of the stylized animals romping through fruiting vine tendrils, a further creature perched on a bunch of grapes to the interior, workman's mark, 14.9cm dia. This pattern derives from Chinese porcelain of the 17th century, but probably came to Worcester via the delftware painters in Bristol and London.
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