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Lot 1273
A Chinese late Qing dynasty blue and white porcelain temple jar and cover, of baluster form, in the twisted lotus pattern, apocryphal six character Kangxi reign mark to the underside, h.32.5cmLid with no apparent damage.Body with an approx. 6” hairline crack going around (difficult to photograph), and two small chips to the interior of the rim.
Lot 1274
A Chinese late Qing dynasty blue and white porcelain matched part tea service, comprising four matched teacups and two saucers, each in the crab and fish pattern, apocryphal four character Kangxi reign mark to the underside, saucers d.11cm (6)All four cups have very small chips to the rims.Two cups also have cracks to the bowls.One saucer has two chips to the rim and a hairline crack.Otherwise OK.
Lot 1275
A matched set of ten 18th century Chinese export porcelain plates, each having later European 'clobbered' decoration and pseudo red overglaze six character mark verso, 23.5 cm diameterGilt is rubbed throughout to varying degrees.One plate has been smashed and repaired.All with nibbles to the rims.
Lot 1276
An 18th century Chinese export blue and white porcelain charger, of octagonal form, decorated with chysanthemums before a fence within a diaper and flowerhead border, d.38cm, together with three 18th century Chinese export porcelain plates, largest d.26.5cm (4)Charger – nibbles all around the rim, hairline crack from the rim.Blue & white plate – some small chips to the rim, otherwise OK.Imari plate – gilt is rubbed, small chips to the rim.Enamel decorated – enamel is very rubbed, cracked across the centre, nibbles to the rim.
Lot 1277
An 18th century Chinese export blue and white porcelain meat dish, decorated with a willow tree before a pagoda within a diaper border, w.38cm, together with a pair of 18th century Chinese export porcelain plates, d.23cm, and one other similar w.22.5cm (4)Meat dish – a very small area of scratching to the glaze to the upper left tree, otherwise very good.Octagonal plate – nibbles to all corners, otherwise OK.Pair - both with a number of small chips to the rims, one plate with two hairline cracks.
Lot 366
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BOWL painted with a bird amongst blossoming branches, four character mark, 20cm diameter, a Kraak porcelain dish, painted with birds within precious objects, 20cm diameter, a lobed dish, 6.5cm diameter, small bowl, 11cm diameter, two small dishes, 10 and 13cm diameter (6) Condition Report:alll with rim chips
Lot 1197
An 18th Century Chinese porcelain tea bowl and saucer of lobed form, decorated in coloured enamels with iron red highlighting, depicting flowers, birds and insects under glaze blue painted moon hare mark to base - sold with an 18th Century Worcester style two handled cup and cover (lid a/f)
Lot 1
A 19th century Chinese Canton porcelain charger: hand decorated in famille rose palette with a central court scene within open outbuildings, surrounded by a border interestingly decorated with precious objects, deer (lu), peony, leopards fighting, butterflies, bats, qilin and a four-clawed dragon (37.35cm diameter)Condition Report: The item has come privately and is good general overall condition. There are some notable rubbing to the gilt on the edge and some minor surface scratches to the top of the plates commensurate with age etc. The underside appears in generally good order, it is noted that there is what appears to be a small 'star crack' visible from the underside but may only be to the glazing as it is viewable from the underside of the base but not from the top of the charger.
Lot 10
A 19th century Chinese porcelain 'garlic mouth' vase of baluster form: hand decorated in enamels with butterflies, a crane and buildings before water etc. within flowerheads and leafy foliage (now as a lamp), carved wooden base and later brass electrical fitting (20.5cm high not including base or brass fitting)
Lot 18
A 19th century Oriental porcelain jar and cover (probably Japanese): hand decorated in underglaze blue with many open-winged cranes flying amongst stylised clouds; the lid unusually decorated to the underside with a locust, a fly and a beetle; raised on inset circular foot; together with carved Chinese hardwood stand (jar & cover 14cm widest x 17cm high)
Lot 20
A Chinese celadon glaze porcelain vase of baluster form (now as a lamp) and on carved base (base broken): the waisted neck with stiff plantain leaves above a Greek key band, the lower body with tall lappets (30cm high not including carved base and carved wooden top)Condition Report: Overall in general good order. Some 'bubbles' to glaze (during the firing process), no major cracks, chips or restorations noted. The bases that the vase is attached upon is broken in several places. The wood is attached at the top and the bottom (because it has been converted into a lamp)
Lot 21
A 19th century Chinese porcelain Hu vase: red ochre and light-brown trickling glazes against a crackle glaze ground, two elephant-mask handles and of flattened form, on conforming octagonal foot (hairline crack to underside of base) (24cm high) Christie's London, original invoice dated 28 May 1987 referring to the Great Tew Park dispersal, together with original invoice
Lot 25
A good set of twelve 18th century Chinese porcelain plates: flowerhead shaped borders surrounding central decoration of peony and other flowers in famille rose enamels (21.5cm diameter) Condition Report: Some items exhibit minor rim fritting and some minor 'chips' to the underside of the plate on the foot (unglazed section, orange iron oxide showing). The 1st plate has a thumbnail-sized chip away from the edge visible from the underside, another plate exhibits some minor matchhead-sized chip away from the edge visible from the top. The colours/enamels are generally good. One dish has a firing crack visible to the underside. Some plates exhibit very minor 'bubbles' where the glaze has blistered during the firing process. Having inspected each plate singly the Auctioneer reports very good overall condition with 'no' major problems.
Lot 28
A large late 19th / early 20th century Chinese porcelain vase; the neck with flaring rim above a ruyi head border, the vase with two 'double' opposing dogs of Foo (lion dogs, temple guardians) handles, each side with a turquoise ground and a lilac ground, applied Chilong dragon and further over two shaped reserves decorated in famille rose enamels with a musician group before mountains and two figures, one with an open-winged tethered stork, the second panel similarly decorated with figures before mountains and two oncoming figures about to light a firework placed upon rockwork and each with hands covering their ears, the main burnt-orange ground decorated with chrysanthemums, a peony and various other flowers in low relief, the base with lappet border in Ming style, the underside of the base with red six-character seal mark (63cm highest)
Lot 29
A 19th century Chinese Canton porcelain vase-and-cover of baluster form, the dome-shaped cover mounted with a 'lion dog' finial above the main body, typically painted in famille rose enamels, panels with figures, birds and butterflies. Together with a smaller similarly decorated vase, the waisted neck with a long gilded Chilong dragon. (The former 26cm including cover.) (2)Condition Report: The smaller of the two vases in this lot has a double matchhead-sized chip away from the rim, visible inside and a corresponding sharp approx. 0.5cm section away to the outside of the rim. The underside of the foot looks quire dirty commensurate with age, the rest of the vase appears in generally reasonable order although one other matchhead sized chip is away and visible from the top of the vase lip. The larger vase with the cover has some discolouration to the outside of the neck, also some further blemishes/discolouration (could be cleaned) otherwise in good condition. The 'lion dog' finial has come away at some stage and been re-affixed.
Lot 3
A cased Chinese porcelain hors d'oeuvres set: the central concave sided piece surrounded by four fan-shaped dishes and four further spandrel dishes, each piece finely decorated in famille rose enamels with figures and animals including the three legged toad before a cache of coins, all dishes with Greek key-fret-style border and gilded rims, rosewood cased (The rosewood case 30.5cm square x 8cm high)Condition Report: The box is a little loose around the edges of the corners. The porcelain and the ceramics look to be in very good overall condition with no cracks, chips or restoration noted. Some natural firing cracks and minor scratches commensurate with usage and discolouration to the unglazed undersides.
Lot 32
A 214-piece Mottahedeh 'Blue Canton' pattern porcelain dinner and breakfast service in 18th century Chinese style: 40 x 26cm, 22 x 22cm and 23 x 18 cm plates; 6 x 38.5cm , 4 x 35cm and 4 x 33cm (circular) platters; 23 x 25cm soup dishes and 11 x 17cm bowls; 2 teapots, 2 milk jugs and 2 sugar bowls, 6 teacups and saucers; 10 coffee cups and saucers; 11 x 24cm and 11 x 26.5cm vegetable dishes; 2 x 37cm and 3 x 25.5cm lidded tureens; 4 x 34cm oval dishes and 4 sauce boats. (Spares comprising 7 saucers and 1 tureen lid.) (Chips noted to 1 x 38.5cm platter, 4 x 22cm plates, small chips to 2 x 18 cm plates) Condition Report: The service is not in 100% perfect condition, it appears to be very little used and as such is in overall good condition and some pieces may not have been used at all (no scratches or wear visible to plate or bowl surfaces). It has come from a large Country House estate clearance (featuring also lot 38 and 47) Small circular plates - minor chips to the edges of several (approx. 5-10 plates). See list of chips in original lot description.
Lot 5
A late 19th / early 20th century hand-decorated Chinese porcelain model of a Karashishi (lion dog / temple guardian) and cub, recumbent and with open mouth displaying teeth and tongue (with restorations) (20cm high x 13.5cm highest)Condition Report: Facing the item - the left ear has been restored and repainted to an approx. 6cm level. A small section of the cub's left-hand ear at the bottom is cracked within the firing process, it also appears that the cub's back right foot has been restored and repainted.
Lot 187
Set of ten Chinese small porcelain lidded bowls with saucers decorated with dragons and phoenixes. Each bowl marked with a six character Guangxu mark. Each lid marked with a four character Guangxu mark. With one larger dish or planter decorated with a dragon and a phoenix with a four character seal mark along the underside. One of the smaller bowl lacks a lid.Large dish; height: 3 1/2 in x diameter: 10 1/2 in. Undertrays (each); height: 1 1/4 in x diameter: 4 1/4 in. Bowls (each); height: 2 1/2 in x diameter: 4 1/4 in. Lids (each); height: 1 in x diameter: 3 3/4 in.
Lot 189
Chinese porcelain sweet meat set, the dishes decorated with scenes of outdoor activity in famille rose enamels. the dishes retain some of the original gilding to the edges. In a wooden box with a beveled glass lid, painted with a scene of a deer and crane in the forest.Box; height: 3 1/2 in x width: 11 in x depth: 11 in. Dishes; height for each dish is 3/4 in; width ranges from 4 in to 6 3/4 in; depth ranges from 3 1/4 in to 4 in.
Lot 192
Four Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls, ca. 17th-18th c. One matching pair of bowls, profusely decorated along the interior with floral designs and marked along the underside with botanical marks within double rings, typical of the Kangxi period. With one small bowl with calligraphic decoration to the interior, and one larger bowl depicting phoenixes amongst scrolling foliage, heavily restored and with a six character Xuande mark along the underside.Height ranges from 3/4 in to 3 in; diameter ranges from 4 in to 7 1/2 in.
Lot 194
Chinese Imperial blue and white porcelain bowl, mark and period of Qianlong. Of hexagonal form with a petal lobed rim, decorated with a motif of lingzhi fungus branches along the exterior, bounded by geometric borders. The interior decorated with a single fungus inside a medallion. Marked along the underside with a six-character Qianlong seal mark in underglaze blue. With a Christie's label adhered along the interior. With a custom silk box.Provenance: Christie's Paris, Sale 1008, lot 299, June 6, 2011; Private collection, Minnesota.Bowl; Height: 2 in x diameter: 4 1/2 in.
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