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Lot 1519
A Chinese relief moulded famille rose teapot; Yongzheng period (1723-1735) to early Qianlong period (1735-1796), of baluster form with short spout and arched handle, the base with a series of pink glazed petals rising to extensive relief moulded decoration depicting chrysanthemum and lotus sprigs and pierced roundals, the domed cover similarly decorated, 14cm high NB: For a similar example see Geoffrey A Godden, 'Oriental Export market porcelain', page 171 plate 80 (illustrated)
Lot 1521
A Chinese famille rose export porcelain teapot and stand, circa 1770, of globular form with domed brimmed cover and gilt bud finial, applied with scroll loop handle and arched spout, resting on a teapot stand, enamelled in the typical floral spray design, teapot 12cm high, stand 13cm diameter
Lot 1522
A beautiful pair of Chinese 'European subject' Meissen-style tea bowls and saucers, Qianlong (1736-1795), each of tapered form rising from a low footring, both resting on a shallow welled saucer, depicting scenes of shooting and hunting amidst European landscapes, enamelled in the delicate Meissen manner, tea bowl 4.5cm high, saucer 11cm diameter NB: During the 1750s China began to explore techniques and styles used and manufacturers in European porcelain factories, these tea bowls have been produced in the mid Qianlong dynasty using styles implemented by the Meissen factory in 1730s and 40s, for similar examples see Geoffrey A Godden 'Oriental export market porcelain', page 229 plate 145
Lot 1524
Two Chinese famille rose export porcelain tankards, Qianlong (1736-1795) each of cylindrical form with moulded dragon and ruyi scroll handles, each with central cartouches filled with figural and musician scenes before underglazed cobalt blue diaper work and butterfly grounds, 11cm and 11.5cm high
Lot 1541
Two Chinese porcelain brush pots, both of cylindrical form, the first late 18th century decorated in the Imari palette with lotus flowers, 7.5cm high, the second late 19th/early 20th century depicting monochrome four clawed dragons, reserved against an imperial yellow ground, 11cm high, both unmarked (2)
Lot 1551
A Chinese porcelain 'shishi' wine pot, late 19th century, of cylindrical form with short upright spout and small loop handle, enamelled with green and iron-red enamels to the exterior depicting symbolic shishi portrayed with brocage ball and young, the domed cover with peach finial, enclosing enamelled fish and sea foliage designs to the interior, 10cm high, apocryphal seal mark (illustrated)
Lot 1553
A Chinese export porcelain teapot, Qianlong (1736-1795), of rounded ovoid form with domed brimmed cover surmounted by a peach form finial, decorated in the mandarin palette depicting scholars and followers before a rive landscape, flanked by Cobalt borders detailed with auspicious characters and Lingzhi, 18cm high (illustrated)
Lot 1569
A pair of Chinese famille rose export porcelain coffee pots, Qianlong (1736-1795), each of typical baluster form with arched loop gilt handles and domed covers surmounted by peach form finials, each beautifully enamelled in the typical lion-red and gilt palette depicting battling scenes of figures and attendants before lakeside pavilions, 24cm high (small damages) (2) (illustrated)
Lot 1580
A Chinese famille rose porcelain chocolate cup, circa 1780-1790, the tea bowl of lobed form with scalloped rim and geometric loop handles, resting on a scalloped circular saucer, painted with farmers and animals within a naturalistic landscape, tea bowl, 7cm high, saucer 13cm diameter, unmarked (2) NB: Please refer to Geoffrey A. Godden 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain' page 156, plate 66 for a similar example
Lot 1585
A collection of four Chinese export porcelain tea bowls and saucers, circa 1760, each of 'U' form rising from a low footring and resting on a shallow welled saucer, including two pairs the first in the Mandarin palette with fan shaped panels, reserved against a gilt scroll ground, tea bowls 4cm high, saucers 12cm diameter, the second with similar famille rose designs picked out in iron-red, tea bowls 4cm high, 12cm diameter (8)
Lot 1590
A Chinese famille rose export porcelain cider jug, circa 1810-1830, the barrel form jug with twin intertwined strap handles extending to impressive gilt terminal, surmounted by a domed cover with solid gilt shishi, beautifully painted with continuous scenes of officials, courtiers and consorts before a mountainous landscape (restored), 29cm high (illustrated)
Lot 1598
A Chinese famille rose export porcelain teapot, circa 1730-1740, the thinly potted globular form teapot with unusual depiction of lady seated within an interior scene detailed with precious antiques and a cat beside her an attendant holding a ruyi sceptre, surmounted by a domed cover with bamboo handle (hairlines) 12cm high
Lot 1606
A pair of Chinese export porcelain Mandarin palette coffee cups and saucers, Qianlong (1736-1795), each of tapered form with plain loop handle, resting on a shallow welled saucer, enamelled with a figural landscape designs before traditional scroll borders, cups 6.5cm high, saucer 12cm diameter (4)
Lot 1617
A Chinese porcelain Celadon ground 'cockerel' bowl, Qianlong seal mark (1736-1795), 19th/20th century, the sloped sides rising from a high foot ring, with all over pale Celadon ground picked out in famille rose palette enamels depicting cockerel, chicken and quail before bamboo trees and rock work, underglazed blue Qianlong seal mark, 8.5cm high 18cm diameter NB: Purchased Tennants Auctioneers, 18th November 2010, lot 269 (illustrated)
Lot 1623
A Chinese Mandarin palette export porcelain chocolate pot, Qianlong (1736-1795), the cylindrical body surmounted by a domed cover and fruiting peach sprig finial, decorated in the typical iron-red and cobalt blue palette, the central reserve with mothers and attendants bathing children, applied with moulded solid red spout and side handle, 21cm high
Lot 1631
A large Chinese Mandarin palette export porcelain tankard, circa 1770-1780, the tankard of large proportions applied with a scroll loop handle, the central cartouche filled with courtiers and attendants before a village landscape, further enamelled in iron red before a blue diaper and Buddhistic ground
Lot 1637
A Chinese porcelain figure of Guanyin, the immortal goddess modelled in standing position with eyes downcast and arms loosely crossed, one hand holding a scroll, draped in robes embellished with ruyi designs and further detailed with gilt pectoral adornments, 46cm high, unmarked (illustrated)
Lot 1639
A Chinese porcelain 'mythological creature' rouleau vase, Kangxi mark, 19th/20th century, of typical form with tapered body, high shoulders and flared rim, the white ground incised with concentric wave designs and further enamelled with mythological creatures including Qilin, dragons, pixiu, bashe, and further creatures of Chinese mythology, amidst the four seas enamelled in the typical Kangxi manner below a series of ruyi borders, kangxi underglazed double circular line to base, 44cm high
Lot 1648
A large Chinese 'Imari' export porcelain teapot circa 1770, of rounded ovoid form with plain loop handle surmounted by a domed and rimmed cover, the body enamelled in typical underglazed cobalt and iron-red depicting fenced gardens, rockwork and flowering chrysanthemum shrubs, detailed with gilt highlights throughout, (later metal spout) , 22cm high?
Lot 1665
A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish, Wanli period (1573-1619), of circular form with shallow well, the central field depicting deer before overhanging pine trees, the rim border with characteristic segmented panels filled with single lotus stems, decorated in rich cobalt tones, 21cm diameter (illustrated)
Lot 1692
A small collection of Chinese ceramics, comprising two Chinese famille rose export porcelain coffee cups, circa 1770, enamelled with floral sprays and figures and children, 7cm high, together with a blue and white bow, boldly enamelled with dragon design, potter's or character mark to base, 5.5cm high, 12cm diameter
Lot 1693
Two Chinese Imari export porcelain tea canisters, circa 1730-1750, each of canted form, the first produced for the Islamic market with stylised floral design,s surmounted by a silver collar and domed cover, 11cm high, together with a similar example with pagoda designs, with later English Georgian silver collar and mount, 12cm high
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