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Click here to subscribeA Chinese porcelain deep sided bowl, six character mark of Xianfeng and possibly of the period, a white rim gives way to a deep blue monochrome ground terminating just before the foot rim, 13.5cm dia, 6.5cm highCondition report: In good condition throughout, with no visible chips, cracks or restoration.
A Chinese porcelain bitong, late Qing early 20th century, painted with a couple in an interior before a mountainous landscape, red stamped Tongzhi seal mark, 12cm; an aubergine glazed moulded bitong, 20th century, moulded with figures in a mountainous landscape with buildings, boats and pine trees, applied wax Jian Ding, 11.5cm; and a early 19th century style yellow ground bitong, 20th century, with applied decoration of tree rats on fruiting vines in green, white and aubergine glazes, applied was Jian Ding, 11.7cmCondition report: No apparent faults.
Two Chinese porcelain brush washers, modelled as a bat alighting on a peach branch with two fruits on a shaped dish with radiating lines, impressed Qianlong seal mark, 15.5cm dia; and another modelled as a lustrous aubergine glazed Bixie upon a large turquoise leaf, 11.5cm diameter.Condition report: Some staining to the 'bat' washer, no apparent damage to either.
A large Chinese porcelain blue & white Kangxi style censer, painted with scholarly figures in a mountainous landscape with buildings and a lake, beneath a band of Buddhist symbols, on three short feet, 25cm dia, 13.3cm highCondition report: Lots of small black speckles on the exterior between the blue & white decoration. No post production faults visible. No obvious chips or cracks.
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE "DRAGON" BOWL, GUANGXU MARK AND PERIOD (1875-1908) the exterior painted with two dragons pacing through clouds, the interior with a double lined dragon medallion, underglaze blue six character mark, 14.3cm diameter Provenance: The K.A. Johnson-Hill Collection, Hong Kong See a similar bowl from the collection of Simon Kwan, included in the exhibition "Imperial Porcelain of Late Qing", Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1983, Catalogue No.106
A CHINESE "DRAGON" SAUCER DISH, TONGZHI MARK AND PERIOD (1861-1875) mustard yellow ground, incised with a pale green and a deep aubergine dragon encircling the "flaming pearl", underside incised with four green flying cranes alternating with clouds, dark brown six character mark, with fitted box 14cm diameter Provenance: The K.A. Johnson-Hill Collection, Hong Kong See a similar dish in the Sir Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art, British Museum, No. PDF,B.710, Room 95 and another in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, illustrated by Myrtle Hepburn in the exhibition catalogue "Late Chinese Imperial Porcelain", 1980, no.43, p.31.
Large Chinese blue and white Kraak porcelain bowl, late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period, the interior painted with two ducks perched on rocks besides lotus, within segmented border filled with fruiting peach, branches and pendants, the exterior similarly decorated, diam approx 37cm (a/f). Note: For a similar decorated bowl see pages 224-227 of Kraak Porcelain by Jorge Welsh 2006
A Chinese porcelain two section vase, the flared top with turquoise ground and floral decoration, the column insert decorated with a dragon, the base section with similar decoration and a reticulated body, seal mark to the base, 29cm high CONDITION REPORT: Some wear to the painted decoration, chip to the base section on the rim at the top, gilding rubbed,
A Chinese porcelain charger the centre painted with Dragon head boats, with mountains and trees in the background, the border with vignettes of birds and landscape scenes, 37.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: gilding rubbed, glaze imperfections, does ring when tapped, surface scratches to the paintwork
A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS 17TH AND 18TH CENTURY Comprising: two blanc de Chine figures, one of Guanyin, the other a dignitary, a blanc de Chine rhinoceros horn-shaped libation cup, a famille verte figure of a Guanyin, a famille verte bowl, and two famille rose reticulated baskets painted in iron-red and gilt, together with three wood stands, 24.2cm max. (10)
THREE CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS MING DYNASTY Comprising: a treacle glazed figural flask with a wood stand, a turquoise glazed jar and cover with a reticulated wood stand and a green and yellow glazed Tradescent jar, with moulded leafy floral decoration and five loop handles applied to the shoulder, the figural flask with a paper label inscribed 'lent by W C Alexander, No.13-2-13', 30.5cm max. (6) Cf. E Ströber, Ming Porcelain for a Globalised Trade, p.132, no.40 for a similar Tradescent jar, and a history of these jars.
A COLLECTION OF FORTY PORCELAIN ITEMS 18TH CENTURY Mostly Chinese, comprising: seventeen saucers, twenty-two cups, and a cup stand, variously painted with landscape scenes, flowers, animals and auspicious objects in iron-red, underglaze blue, green enamel and gilt, one with a paper label for Sidney L Moss, 13cm max. (40) Provenance: from the collection of Henry Mark Darlow, d.2018.
FIVE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE ARMORIAL ITEMS LATE 18TH CENTURY Comprising: a punch bowl, a twin handled reticulated basket and stand, a strainer, and a sauce boat, each decorated with the arms of James Boswell of Auchinleck, floral sprays, diaper and spearhead borders, 31.7cm max. (5) Cf. D S Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, p.734 for a mug bearing these arms, and for further details about Boswell of Auchinleck.
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