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Lot 521
A Lowestoft tankard, circa 1770, decorated in the mandarin style with Chinese figures in a fenced garden, red loop and dot border to the interior rim, 13.5cm highProvenance:Crepping Hall, Suffolk Exhibited: Ipswich, Lowestoft Porcelain Bicentenary Exhibition, 1957, cat. no.156Condition report: Crack which goes across the base, rubbing to the black line rims, and usual scratching and rubbing to the glaze in places. Pittikng towards the base of the tankard, approx' a one inch crack to the rim
Lot 29
Late 19th/early 20th century Chinese porcelain cylindrical vase, in the Kangxi style with four character mark to base. Height 30 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There are numerous chips and losses to the rim of the base. Discoloration to the rim of the base both through dirt, handling and small holes which have been discoloured with moisture. Numerous small chips to the rim of the top of the vase, some small areas of discolouration in the glaze, no apparent cracks or hairline cracks to effect the structure of the vase.
Lot 30
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese porcelain club shaped vase, in the Kangxi style with four character mark to base. Height 26 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are no apparent cracks or hairline cracks to this vase. There are chips along the base and there are in many places along the glaze scuff marks and cracks which have been discoloured with moisture, ingrained dirt to the top rim and the rim of the base. Numerous patches of small brown discolouration throughout the glaze.
Lot 51
A Chinese Yong Zheng porcelain chicken cup, also decorated with fans. Diameter 6.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cup is in generally good condition with no significant issues. We can see no evidence of any significant damage, repairs or restoration. The top lip does have two small glaze nibbles which are rough to touch.
Lot 54
A Chinese Republic porcelain bowl decorated with flowers, birds and calligraphy. Diameter 11.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The bowl is in generally good condition with only minor issues. The top rim has two small glaze nibbles and the gilding is rubbed. There are several firing marks to the glaze within the body. The pattern and character marks are fairly strong with only minor rubbing. The foot rim is in good order.
Lot 56
A Chinese porcelain cylindrical teapot, with ribbed sides and floral decoration. Height 10 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are significant areas of wear to the colour decoration and also ingrained dirt along the top of the rim, the spout and the lid. Many areas of gilt have been rubbed and the overall condition is quite worn. There are losses around the edge of the lid and a number of small losses to the rim of the teapot, these have oxidised and are now showing brown. There are no cracks or hairline cracks that affect the main structure of this teapot.
Lot 90
Four pieces of Chinese porcelain, squat vase, octagonal bowl, tea bowl and small vessel. Tallest 11 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The smallest vessel has chips to the rim, wear also to the rim and ingrained dirt to the base. The other three items are in similar condition with regards to general wear, discolouration and ingrained dirt.
Lot 1104
A Chinese blue and white porcelain plate, diameter 27cm, 2 Chinese blanc de chine porcelain Dogs of Fo, largest height 14cm, and a famille rose porcelain bowl, diameter 19.5cmBlue and white plate has a hairline crack across the base visible on the underside, and a number of glaze chips around the edge. Bowl has been broken in half and restored. Both Dogs of Fo have a number of chips
Lot 382
A pair of Chinese porcelain export vases, Qianlong (1736-1795), each of baluster form and decorated with famille rose reserves of court figures, against a blue and white ground, 17.5cm high, with two further Chinese export porcelain blue and white vases, one with associated cover (4) (at fault)Condition report; 1x famille rose vase - Extensively cracked and re-glued throughout. 2x famille rose vase - Large hairline crack to the body. Star crack to the base. 1x blue and white vase - extensively cracked and re-glued.
Lot 385
A Chinese porcelain Rouge de Fer lamp base on stand, of baluster form, decorated with floral panels against a red ground with gilt highlighting, upon a carved wooden base, electrical fittings, 50cm high Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
Lot 391
A Chinese armorial tankard, Qianlong (1736-1795), enamelled with a heraldic crest with motto 'Fortis In Bello', within florally enamelled sprays and cobalt borders, 11.5cm high (restored) along with a Chinese export porcelain tea caddy, of arched rectangular form decorated in puce with figures on terraces (lacking cover) 12cm high (2)
Lot 396
A large Chinese porcelain vase, Ming Dynasty style, of large ovoid proportions, externally decorated with a scrolling dragon against a blue and white ground, unglazed foot rim and recessed base, 29cm high CONDITION REPORT:The exterior of the piece appears to be in generally good condition, showing no obvious chips, cracks or losses. The interior shows some small firing cracks, glazing faults and staining to the body and further glazing faults around the base.
Lot 405
A Chinese porcelain celadon vase, 19th century, of pear shape (Yuhuchunping), decorated with white overlay foliate sprays, converted to a lamp base with gilt metal mounts, 35cm highCondition report; Surface staining and dirt visible across the exterior. Dirtied glaze scratches also apparent. Rims and base cannot be assessed due to the mounts concealing them. No restoration can be currently seen. Some pitting.
Lot 184
18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain teapot of reeded cylindrical form with entwined strap handle, strawberry finial and continuous decoration of pavilions in a landscape; two blue and white saucers and an English blue and white transfer decorated vase. (4).Condition report:Tea pot - Generally good condition, slight chipping and glaze impurities to rim of spout. Very tiny nicks to underside of interior rim. As images.Both saucers - Chipped, one cracked.Vase - Chipped and cracked.
Lot 477
Meiji Period Japanese Imari Fukagawa Karansha porcelain charger of fluted lobed circular form with panels of floral decoration, painted underglaze blue orchid mark, 30cm diam.; also an antique Chinese pottery ginger jar, 12.5cm high. (2). Condition report:Imari - Rim chip and 1 1/2" haircrack, rubbed gilt rim - As images.Ginger jar - Glaze impurities, firing cracks and crazing.
Lot 481
18th century Worcester blue and white porcelain "Three Ladies" pattern saucer, unmarked, 13cm diam.; a porcelain tea bowl decorated with panels of peacocks in iron red, blue, green, yellow and puce, 7cm diam.; a small Chinese famille rose wine cup decorated with figures in a garden, 6cm diam. and a Kutani vase of baluster form with four character painted mark, 16cm high. (4).
Lot 554
An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain tea caddy and cover gilded and painted in underglaze blue with pagoda landscapes 13.5 cm high to/w a quantity of other 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain with European gilding including four tea bowls 4.5 cm high, four coffee cups 6 cm high, six saucers 12 cm diameter, a larger gilded famille rose bowl painted in polychrome enamels with landscapes and figures on terraces, 6 cm high and saucer with matching decoration, 15.5 cm diameter Three tea bowls with hairline cracks and chips, three coffee cups chipped/cracked, four blue and white saucers chipped and cracked, famille rose bowl with rim chips, all items with wear to enamels and/or gilding
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