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A large Chinese Canton porcelain umbrella stand, 19th century, decorated with eight rectangular panels enclosing figures in interior scenes and birds and insects amongst foliage, height 67cm, diameter 23.5cm.small chip on the top rim. Star hairlines on the base. Extra images are now on our website www.davidlay.co.uk
Lot 201
A Chinese blue and white porcelain prunus pattern ginger jar, circa 1900. Height 20cm, diameter 15.5cm, a similar smaller jar, height 9.5cm, width 10.5cm and a Chinese famille verte ginger jar, circa 1900, with four character Kangxi mark, height 21cm, width 16cm. (3)Smallest jar has hairline crack to lip. Otherwise good condition
Lot 218
Twelve Chinese famille rose porcelain tea bowls and saucers, 19th century. Decorated with crabs and others with leafy vines, diameter of saucer 13.5cm. Height of tea bowl 6cm, diameter of tea bowl 8.5cm. (24)This set is in good condition. One plate has two nibbles from the edge and another plate has a 1cm hairline crack. Two of the cups also have small hairline cracks with another cup having a nibble from the lip. Please see additional images.
Lot 237
A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain bottle vases, late 19th century. Four character Kangxi mark, decorated with birds amongst foliage, height 20.5cm, width 9.5cm. (2)one has tiny chip to rim and the other has tiny chip to base. Fritting and nibbles to both top rims. Extra images on our website www.davidlay.co.uk
Lot 272
A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, Kangxi period. With later wooden stand and cover, with bronze finial, decorated with figures in a landscape, height of porcelain vase 26.5cm, width 18.5cm.From the estate of Edward Leslie Costigan.Edward Costigan was born in London in 1939. He and his whole family were evacuated to St. Just in West Cornwall, where he spent his early years.He was educated at the Humphrey Davy Grammar School in Penzance where he won a scholarship to study English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford through the Violet Vaughan Morgan national competition. He became a Professor after his degree, and taught both in the UK and in Europe. He went on to teach for the British Council in Africa, Canada and Japan.His interests were in film, music and architecture, and he travelled widely. He learned Japanese and particularly enjoyed walking in the mountains of Japan.Upon his retirement he returned to Cornwall, setting up home in Sancreed, West Penwith, where he continued walking and cycling until becoming ill. He died at home in February 2022.chips on bottom rim and top rim, short body scratches, top rim reduced. Extra images in natural light now on our website www.davidlay.co.uk
Lot 274
A Chinese blue and white prunus pattern porcelain bottle vase, 18th century. Each cartouche filled with a table of precious objects, height 35cm, width 16cm.Damaged and repaired. Large crack/repair running around the one half of the body. The body has probably been in half as I can see the crack/repair running across the base.
Lot 276
A Chinese blue and gilt dragon decorated porcelain yen yen vase, Kangxi period. Height 23cm, diameter of top 13cm.From the estate of Edward Leslie Costigan.Edward Costigan was born in London in 1939. He and his whole family were evacuated to St. Just in West Cornwall, where he spent his early years.He was educated at the Humphrey Davy Grammar School in Penzance where he won a scholarship to study English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford through the Violet Vaughan Morgan national competition. He became a Professor after his degree, and taught both in the UK and in Europe. He went on to teach for the British Council in Africa, Canada and Japan.His interests were in film, music and architecture, and he travelled widely. He learned Japanese and particularly enjoyed walking in the mountains of Japan.Upon his retirement he returned to Cornwall, setting up home in Sancreed, West Penwith, where he continued walking and cycling until becoming ill. He died at home in February 2022.Flecks of blue glaze to the interior lip and wear to the gilt dragons. Vase in good condition with no chips. Please see extra images.
Lot 277
A Chinese blue and white prunus pattern porcelain vase, 19th century. Height 19.5cm, width 17cm.From the estate of Edward Leslie Costigan.Edward Costigan was born in London in 1939. He and his whole family were evacuated to St. Just in West Cornwall, where he spent his early years.He was educated at the Humphrey Davy Grammar School in Penzance where he won a scholarship to study English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford through the Violet Vaughan Morgan national competition. He became a Professor after his degree, and taught both in the UK and in Europe. He went on to teach for the British Council in Africa, Canada and Japan.His interests were in film, music and architecture, and he travelled widely. He learned Japanese and particularly enjoyed walking in the mountains of Japan.Upon his retirement he returned to Cornwall, setting up home in Sancreed, West Penwith, where he continued walking and cycling until becoming ill. He died at home in February 2022.
Lot 278
A Chinese famille rose porcelain tazza, 19th century. Height 12cm, diameter 11cm.From the estate of Edward Leslie Costigan.Edward Costigan was born in London in 1939. He and his whole family were evacuated to St. Just in West Cornwall, where he spent his early years.He was educated at the Humphrey Davy Grammar School in Penzance where he won a scholarship to study English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford through the Violet Vaughan Morgan national competition. He became a Professor after his degree, and taught both in the UK and in Europe. He went on to teach for the British Council in Africa, Canada and Japan.His interests were in film, music and architecture, and he travelled widely. He learned Japanese and particularly enjoyed walking in the mountains of Japan.Upon his retirement he returned to Cornwall, setting up home in Sancreed, West Penwith, where he continued walking and cycling until becoming ill. He died at home in February 2022.Rubbing to the base of the foot. Small lack of paint to banded decoration.
Lot 280
Two Chinese famille rose porcelain tea bowls, 18th century. Height 3.8cm, diameter 7.5cm, a Chinese famille rose porcelain tea bowl and saucer, 19th century, height of bowl 3.5cm, diameter 7.5cm, saucer diameter 11.5cm. (4)Two tea bowls have a rim chip. One has a glaze blemish and hairline crack to the base. Another has a chip and hairline crack. The dish is in good condition but possibly small chips to the foot.
Lot 290
A pair of Chinese blue and copper red porcelain snuff bottles, 19th century. Each painted with a red dragon pursuing the flaming pearl amongst leaves and flowerheads, height 8cm, diameter 3.5cm. (2)This is the first of a collection of Chinese snuff bottles from a family based in Devon, England . The majority of these bottles were collected by the vendors great, great grandmother as a young girl whilst living in Shanghai. She returned to live in England in the 19th century.one bottle has three chips to the foot. See images.
Lot 291
A near pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain dragon and phoenix snuff bottles. Qing Dynasty, 19th century, the cylindrical body painted with a contorted five-claw dragon amongst clouds, six character mark of Kangxi but later, heights 8.5cm and 8cm. (2)some small staining and minor nibbles.
Lot 294
A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain dragon snuff bottles, Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Of moon flask shape with fo dog mask and ring handles, each painted with two contorted four-claw dragon amongst clouds, six character mark of Chenghua but later, height 7cm, width 7cm. (2)Both have glaze chips to the necks. The lug handles also have glaze chips. No cracks.
Lot 30
A superb pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain vases, late Qing/Republic period. With opposed oval panels enclosing painted figures in a landscape, armed warriors and garden pavilions, each with a pair of moulded bat handles, the body decorated with scrolling tendrils and chrysanthemum, blue Qianlong character mark, height 35.5cm, diameter 23cm, each with a Chinese hardwood circular stand, stand height 45.5cm, diameter 33cm. (4)Drilled base, the small hole situated through the mark in the centre of the base. No other damages. Extra photos are available on our website www.davidlay.co.uk Please contact our postage department for a Worldwide quote.
Lot 301
Two Chinese blue and white and copper red porcelain snuff bottles, late Qing Dynasty. 19th/early 20th century, of cylindrical shape, both painted with figures in landscapes and buildings, height 10cm, diameter 3.5cm and height 8.5cm, diameter 3cm. (2)Taller of the bottles with chip to base. Smaller bottle with firing mark and faint hairline crack.
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