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Click here to subscribe18th century Lowestoft porcelain sauce boat with relief moulded floral cartouches painted in underglaze blue with fisherman in Chinese landscapes, painter's mark '2', circa 1770 - 1780, 16.5cm length CONDITION REPORT Handle restored / replaced? and associated spray / over-painting around the terminals to the handle on the outside of the body. No other damage or restoration. Painter's mark '2' to the inside of the foot rim
Fine 18th century Chinese export porcelain armorial charger circa 1738, with painted central Ross Family Coat of Arms, with motto - 'Nobilis Est Ira Leonis' within fine diaper and ribbon band and finely enamelled floral borders, 35.5cm diameter. Reference - Howard E5. page 243. This service believed to have been made for Captain Charles Ross M.P. (1721 - 1745), who inherited Balnagown Castle from his uncle, became a Captain in 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards and elected M.P. for Ross-shire in 1741. He was killed in action at the Battle of Fontenoy in 1745 CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. Chips to front rim at around 6 o'clock and another on back rim. Some stacking wear to glaze and minor enamel wear - enamels bright overall
Fine pair 18th century Chinese export porcelain armorial plates circa 1738, with painted central Ross Family Coat of Arms, with motto - 'Nobilis Est Ira Leonis' within fine diaper and ribbon bands and finely enamelled floral borders, 23cm diameter. Reference - Howard E5. page 243. This service believed to have been made for Captain Charles Ross M.P. (1721 - 1745) who inherited Balnagown Castle from his uncle, became a Captain in 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards and elected M.P. for Ross-shire in 1741. He was killed in action at the Battle of Fontenoy in 1745 CONDITION REPORT One in very good order with slight fading to enamels of arms and gilding. Some minor stacking wear but very bright enamels to borders. The other plate has a long hairline crack three-quarters the way across the plate and apart from this, is in similar condition
Pair good quality mid-18th century Chinese export famille rose porcelain trembleuse two-handled cups and saucers with finely painted segmented figure in landscape decoration, circa 1730 - 1740 CONDITION REPORT Both in very good unrestored condition with bright enamels. One cup has a small chip to inner top rim
Pair 19th century Chinese export panels, each with four inset famille rose porcelain plaques painted with flora and birds, in hardwood frames carved with dragons, 120cm high x 29cm wide CONDITION REPORT Some chips to edges of painted panels where they mount into frames. Wear to painted and gilt decoration. One panel is cracked and has been re-glued. The light wood mounts are split
Pair of early 18th century Chinese porcelain cups with painted orange and gold fighting cock decoration and Chinese taste handles CONDITION REPORT Good overall condition. No chips to cups. One cup has a small crack running through the base of the handle. Some wear to painted decoration and gilding. Provenance: From a local source. Each cup approximately 6.4cm diameter x 7.5cm high
A pair of Chinese porcelain moon flasks, (drilled) 26 cm high, a Victorian pottery plate, A Happy Christmas To You, 37.5 cm diameter, and a 19th century blue and white transfer printed pottery drainer (4) Condition report Report by RB One moon flask is drilled for electricity, and with rim chips, the dragon handles with slight loss also, the other with slight loss to the dragon handles, the drainer is crazed. The Christmas plate crazed and with a chip.
Chinese 20th century famille rose bowl decorated with insects butterflies and flowers, a celadon roleau vase, the body with sgrafitto flower decoration, decorated with fruit, flowers and insects, and three other later pieces of Oriental porcelain (5) CONDITION REPORT: Canton bowl:- Some small pitting spots Small chip to rim Bowl Two:- Imari Heavy pitting throughout and quite dirty Vase:- Good clean condition, small amount of pitting Red ginger jar:- Dirty throughout, some rubbing Firing flaw to base, rough to the touch Ginger jar:- Poor quality, rubbed paintwork to top of cover Main body is dirty
A Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl with four character Qianlong mark (1736-95) and of the period, turquoise interior, exterior rim with polychrome Greek key motif on yellow ground, flowering peonies and dragon design on turquoise ground to body, on raised circular foot, 9½in. (24.2cm.) diameter. Condition: Outside of bowl in fine condition very slight enamel loss which is barely noticable. Inside of bowl has multiple heavy paint flaking, mainly around the upper edge.
Three Chinese Tek Sing shallow bowls 19th century, blue and white Lotus Lingzhi and spiral pattern, 6in. (15.3cm.) diameter. (3) * The Tek Sing (Chinese, 'True Star') was a large three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank on February 6, 1822. On May 12, 1999, British marine salvor Michael Hatcher discovered the wreck of the Tek Sing in an area of the South China Sea north of Java, east of Sumatra and south of Singapore. His crew raised about 350,000 pieces of the ship's cargo in what is described as the largest sunken cache of Chinese porcelain ever recovered. Condition: 7mm chip to rim of one bowl also severe scratching to face, 4mm chip to rim of one bowl and a 3mm firing inclusion, 4mm firing inclusion to face of one of the bowls, 7mm flake to rim interior.
A French Chinoiserie porcelain ovoid table lamp, painted with a Ho Ho bird, signed, hardwood type base, 41cm high; R. Bolton (20th century) Still life, Mallard, Prawns, Water, Cabbage and Lemons, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 33cm x 43cm; Oriental Art - a Japanese Imari fluted charger, 30.5cm diam, Meiji Period; a pair of Chinese models of Dogs of Fo, glazed in tones of turquoise, 16cm high; a Chinese saucer, decorated in underglaze blue with panels of landscapes, character marks, 11.5cm diam; a Chinese jadite carving of a temple lion
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