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Click here to subscribeAN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE COCKEREL SAUCER, 4.1in diameter; together with a similarly painted good quality famille rose teabowl and saucer, the saucer 6.1in diameter; a Chinese Doucai stem bowl, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 3.4in diameter at rim & 3in high; and a Japanese lacquered porcelain saucer, 4.8in diameter. (5)
A GARNITURE OF THREE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE & UNDERGLAZE-BLUE MANDARIN PORCELAIN VASES, two of baluster form with covers, the other of beaker form, each decorated with shaped figural panels reserved on a cell ground embellished with incised butterflies and floral sprays reserved in white, 12.6in high overall & 10.7in high.; together with a similar smaller pair of 18th Century Mandarin porcelain beaker vases, 5.25in high. (5)
A GARNITURE OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT STYLE SAMSON PORCELAIN VASES, the style circa 1800/20, two vases of baluster form with covers, the remaining two vases of beaker form, each vase painted in blue enamel and gilding with baskets of flowers, floral sprays and hanging swags, each base with a blue enamel mark, 14.3in high overall & 12.2in high. (4)
A Chinese famille noir vase and cover, decorated flowers and foliage, 22 cm high, a pair of Chinese porcelain vases, decorated prunus and other ceramics (box) Condition report Report by GH Two blue vases Both feet are in good condition with only the usual amount of shelf wear. Both vases have a clear Chinese mark on each base and the glazes both appear to be in good condition. One vase has a crack which runs in three directions from the neck down, one crack is around 12 cm, another around 3 cm and the other around 5 cm and they converge at the central point on the neck. These cracks are also visible on the inside of the vase.
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