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Lot 74
A collection of 19th century and later Continental and Oriental decorative porcelain, to include 19th century porcelain coffee can painted with a maiden reclining against a ewer by a lake with serpent and bullrushes, a small collection of yellow banded and gilt decorated coffee cans and teacups with gilt stag decorated cartouche, various Dresden ceramics, two Limoges trinket pots, a miniature Chinese teapot, etc.
Lot 90
A 19th century Chinese blue and white circular dish decorated with deer, a small 19th century Chinese vase with flared rim, a small blue and white ginger jar, together with a small collection of English and Continental ceramics to include a "Shorter" jam pot and cover, two Continental porcelain vases, a Royal Crown Derby plate decorated with floral spray, and a Continental porcelain figure (8)
Lot 415
Ceramics including Chinese Porcelain. Various, GATTY (Charles. T) The Liverpool Potteries, 1882, later half morocco preserving part of original wrapper; POUNTNEY (W.J) Old Bristol Potteries, 1920, plates, cloth; MAYER (Joseph) On the Art of Pottery, Liverpool 1873, somewhat foxed (ex-library of F.S. Mackenna); CHURCH (A.H) Josiah Wedgewood, new edition 1903; TAPP (W.H) Jefferyes Hamett O`Neale, 1938, no. 207/250 signed copies, 4to, (spine rubbed); GOSS (W.H) The Life and Death of Llewellynn ;Jewitt, 1889, 8vo, cloth; DENT (Major Herbert C) Wine, Spirit and Sauce Labels of the 18th and 19th Centuries, Norwich 1933, 4to, signed copy no. 250A (of 250), with authors inscription, blue cloth gilt; HANSFORD (S.H) Chinese Jade Carving, 1950 (2nd impression); A Glossary of Chinese Art and Archeology, 1954, in dust wrapper; HETHERINGTON (A.L) The Pottery and Porcelain Factories of China, 1921, folding map, 15 pp; and 6 paper back society catalogues (13)
Lot 7
A Chinese export porcelain blue and white stand, Qianlong (1736-1795) of canted rectangular form, decorated with figures on a bridge in pagoda island landscape, Fitzhugh style border, 29cm wide, a Chinese blue and white saucer dish, 19th century, decorated with peony against a washed blue ground, 22cm diameter and a pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain saucers, each decorated with the Eight Immortals, four character seal mark, 12cm diameter (at fault) (4)
Lot 13
A Chinese porcelain famille rose two handled vase, 20th century, of archaic form, the faceted, segmented body divided by borders of archaistic dragons interspersed by diamond bosses, each panel decorated with one of the bajixiang or Buddhist symbols, below a plantain leaf border and on a spreading ruyi head plinth, with pierced birds head handles, apocryphal underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark to the base, 23.5cm high Provenance: According to the vendor, this piece was given to a relative in 1945 by the Japanese port authorities during his time as an oil tanker captain for Shell Oil. His was the first Shell Oil tanker to dock in Japan following the Second World War. Note: For a similar vase dated to the Qianlong period see Christies London, 7th November 2006, sale 7270 lot 228
Lot 22
A selection of Chinese export famille rose porcelain, Qianlong (1736-1795) each florally decorated, comprising: three soup plates in the same pattern, 22.5cm diameter, a plate decorated with peony, cherry blossom and a vase of flowers, a Compagnie des Indes style plate, 22.5cm diameter and two small side plates, 16cm diameter (at fault) (7)
Lot 39
A Chinese blue and white porcelain scroll pot, Qing dynasty, of round form, decorated with a continuous frieze of two, four clawed scaly dragons amongst clouds, separated by a scroll panel marked `Wancheng` and script mark for Tong Zhi within thunderscroll and wave borders, unglazed base, 40cm diameter, 37cm high, raised on a complimentary hardwood, four legged stand
Lot 435
A Chinese porcelain punch bowl of ‘silver shape’ enamelled in the famille rose palette with scattered sprays and front and verso with a simple oval ribbon bound panel and the initials ‘J.J.S’, the exterior painted in blue with cell borders, the interior with a True Fitzhugh border, Qianlong, 28 cm diameter, good professional restoration.
Lot 437
A Chinese porcelain vase or teapoy of baluster form painted in blue with a pair of figures flanking a jardiniere of prunus in a garden setting and verso with pierced rock and prunus with repousse decorated white metal mounts and stopper, 17 cm high, Artemesia leaf mark, Kangxi, foot chipped.
Lot 440
Five matching Chinese porcelain plates of circular form with raised central boss, the border painted in blue with figures at leisure in a landscape variously making and taking tea, walking or engaged in board games, the central boss painted with six figures in an interior and flanked by peony, prunus, chrysanthemum and lotus blooms, 26 cm diameter, Kangxi, one with hair crack, some minute flakes on rims.
Lot 444
A Chinese porcelain vase of yen-yen form painted in blue with continuous encircling bands, the lower section with figures in a garden pavilion, the centre with boys at play and the upper with a procession of soldiers coming upon a sage, 46 cm high, Kangxi, significant loss to neck and rim, together with the neck section of a similar vase. (2)
Lot 447
A pair of Chinese porcelain vases of globular form with slender raised necks enamelled in the famille rose palette with four magpies amongst two gnarled boughs of pink and white prunus blossom above a single lotus bloom and lingzhi fungus, 46 cm high, red Qianlong seal marks, but late 19th century, converted as lamps.
Lot 495
A First Period Worcester porcelain finger bowl of mildly waisted cylindrical form printed in the ‘Red Bull’ pattern and washed in coloured enamels with an encircling Chinese landscape with figures and two buffaloes beneath a red sun, 7.5 cm high, circa. 1755-65. * Formerly in the Sir Anthony Tuke Collection
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