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Click here to subscribeA CHINESE PORCELAIN WIN CUP, GUANGXU PERIOD. Decorated in underglaze blue with Shou medallions by bats. Further decorated with turquoise, orange and yellow enamel filled lappets and flowers. Guangxu period (1875-1908). 5.8cm tallTwo hairlines running vertical from the rim measuring approx. 3-4cm. No chips and no repairs.
FOUR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN PRUNUS VASES, 19/20TH CENTURY. To include two cylindrical sleeve vases; Together with two baluster form vases. Each with double rings to base. 16cm - 21cm tall. (4)Small chips and fritting to rims of sleeve vases. One of the baluster vases in good condition, the other with chips to rim.
A GROUP OF CHINESE AND SOUTH EAST ASIAN CERAMIC BOXES AND COVERS, 14/15TH CENTURY. Each of circular form to include a Chinese blue and white porcelain box and cover; A Thai Sawankhalok; Together with three others, probably Vietnamese and a small nephrite jade cup. Approx. 6cm - 12.5cm diam. (6) Small nicks to rim of Vietnamese box and cover rim. Otherwise in good overall condition with no signs of major damage or repair. Expected surface wear from age and use.
A CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE AND JAR WITH AN INDIAN TYPE BRONZE ANIMAL, to include: porcelain vase with printed decoration of figures in the garden, hand coloured in enamel, with four character Kangxi mark underneath, height 26 cm; porcelain jar and cover with painted figure and calligraphy and two printed labels attached, height 22 cm; together with bronze animal figure approx. 22.5 cm wide (3)
A PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWLS WITH ANOTHER BOWL AND COVER, EARLY 20TH CENTURY REPUBLIC PERIOD. Pair of bowls enamel decorated with dragons and phoenix, with painted six character mark of Qianlong to base; Together with a sgraffiato ruby ground famille rose floral decorated bowl and cover with four character mark of Qianlong. 14.3cm and 16cm diam. (3)Pair of bowls with minute nicks to rim and foot with no signs of cracks and no repairs. Ruby bowl with 5cm hairline and chip to rim, the cover in good condition. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include a pair of Canton famille rose shallow bowls; A powder blue and gilt decorated dish, Qianlong period; A famille rose decorated quarter lobed pot and pierced cover, Tongzhi period; Four famille noir porcelain spoons and two saucers; Together with a famille rose decorated small bowl. Largest dish 18.5cm diam. (11)
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISH TOGETHER WITH AN ALABASTER TILE, 20TH CENTURY. The porcelain dish decorated with nine dragons amidst clouds with a flaming pearl, Chenghua mark to base; Together with a vintage alabaster table screen in wooden frame, decorated with the eight immortals. Dish 29cm diam.Dish with two chips to rim and 4cm hairline. The wooden frame with loss to top with small split to wood at the pierced frieze.
A CHINESE GREEN GLAZED PORCELAIN JAR, 19/20TH CENTURY. Of ovoid form with four lug handles, covered in a finely crackled green glaze. Sticker to the base reading 'Liaoning province, 19th century. 26cm tall.Wear from use and age. Glaze loss in places around the rim. No major damages with no cracks or chips or repairs.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER. To include a famille rose decorated milk jug, Qianlong export ware; A famille rose bat shaped bowl with turquoise ground interior decorated with ladies in a garden scene; A blue and white crackle ware vase; Together with a later vase decorated with birds in pine tree with, bamboo and cherry blossom, six character mark of Yongzheng to base. Tallest vase 24cm tall. (4)Yongzheng marked vase in good overall condition. Jug with restored handle. Bat dish with small chip and glaze losses in places. Blue and white vase with repair to lower section.
TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include a famille rose decorated baluster vase and cover depicting figures and floral scenes; Together with a clobbered Kendi, decorated with panels of floral scenes. 25cm and 29cm tall. (2)Baluster vase with signs of repair around the rim, with filled chips to rim, cover in good condition. The Kendi in good overall condition with slight fritting to rim only.
A SMALL CHINESE DOUCAI PORCELAIN WINE CUP, KANGXI MARK. Finely potted, decorated to the exterior with lotus pond in enamels with further inscription and square mark reading 'to cherish' in underglaze blue. Six character mark of Kangxi in double ring to base. 6.3cm diam. On a later wooden display stand.Slight glaze fault to rim with small nick to foot rim with no signs of cracks or repairs. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
A CHINESE WHITE GLAZED MONOCHROME PORCELAIN CONICAL BOWL, 18TH CENTURY. Finely potted covered in an even white glaze. 18.5cm diam. Hairlines running into the body with further areas of crazing. No chips and no signs of repairs. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL, 18TH CENTURY. Finely potted rounded body on a straight foot decorated to the exterior with figure on horseback. 9cm diam. Slight nicks and fritting to rim, with no visible hairlines and no signs of repair. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER. To include a Chinese Imari cup and saucer plus three other saucers with floral designs; A hexagonal lobed dish decorated with ladies and children, Qianlong export; A famille rose dish featuring a phoenix, seal mark to base; Together with a larger dish decorated with bird and flowers. Largest dish approx. 20cm. (8)Section of repair to rim of one imari dish. Glaze fault to rim of Qianlong dish. Two hairlines to two other imari dishes. Areas of enamel loss to largest dish.
THREE CHINESE QINGBAI WARE PORCELAIN ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY (960–1279). To include a bowl with combed decoration and lobbed rim; A rounded body with everted rim; Together with a shallow dish. All covered in a translucent pale blue glaze. 13.5cm to 19cm. (3)Largest bowl with hairlines at rim and body. Second bowl with crazing in body to note. The dish with small nick to rim and crazing to note. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
EIGHTEEN VARIOUS REFERENCE BOOKS ON CHINESE, JAPANESE AND ISLAMIC ART, to include: 'Marks on Chinese Porcelain' by Gerald Davison, Bamboo Publishing, 1988; 'Magic Blanc de Chine' by Maria Penkala; 'Japan: A History in Art' by Bradley Smith; 'The Great Japan Exhibition: Art of the Edo Period 1600-1868, Royal Academy of Arts; 'Islamic Art and Culture: Timeline and History' by Nasser D. Kahlili
TWO CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISHES, KANGXI PERIOD. Each decorated with various floral scenes with marks to base within double rings. 21.5cm and 29cm diam. (2) The smaller dish with chips and fritting to rim, with one 1cm hairline, no signs of repairs. The larger dish with a slight chip and fritting to rim, also with no cracks or repairs.
THREE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BOWLS, 18TH CENTURY. Of graduating sizes decorated with various figures in courtyard scenes. 20.5cm - 28cm diam. (3) The smallest with 5cm vertical hairline at rim. The second bowl with multiple visible hairlines. The largest bowl with sections of repair to the edge with signs of overpaint in places.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, MING /QING DYNASTY. To include a provincial Ming dynasty blue and white dish decorated with figures; A blue and white porcelain cup; A blue and white porcelain saucer; A lobed blue and white cup stand with gilt metal rim and four character mark to base; Together with a famille rose circular box and cover. Largest dish 16cm diam. (5)Cup with faint 2cm hairline at rim. Ming dish with star hairline to base also visible in the well. Other items in good overall condition. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
THREE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include a dragon dish with character mark to base; Another dish decorated with coastal scene; Together with a small stem dish, 19th century. Largest dish 23cm diam.Dragon dish with chips to rim and 4cm hairline. Second dish with 6cm hairline at rim. Stem dish with small filled chips to rim.
A CHINESE PALE CELADON GLAZED PORCELAIN TUREEN AND COVER, 19TH CENTURY. Rounded pot with four handles and domed cover featuring a floral finial, covered in a translucent pale greenish white glaze with iron spots. 24cm wide x 21cm tall. Exterior with no signs of damages. Faint 10cm hairline to underside of cover. 6cm vertical hairline to the interior body. No signs of repair.
A GROUP OF SIX CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISHES, 18TH CENTURY. An octagonal lobed dish with five other circular dishes all similarly decorated with floral scenes. Kangxi and Qianlong period. 22cm - 23cm diam. (6)One circular dish with 5cm hairline. Some chips and fritting to the other dishes. no signs of repair.
A GROUP OF FOUR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include a vase decorated with figure in landscape scene; A twin handled pot and cover decorated with coastal scene; An oval form pot and cover decorated with coastal scene; Together with a cup cover with six character mark of Guangxu and of the period, decorated with poem. Vase 15.5cm diam. (4)All items in good overall condition with no signs of major damage or repair.
THREE CHINESE QINGBAI WARE PORCELAIN ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY (960–1279). To include a nicely moulded bowl with lotus decoration within a band of key fret; Together with a similar pair of shallow dishes covered in a creamy whitish glaze stopping short of the rim. 14cm to 15.5cm diam. (3)Minute nicks to the rim of the dishes, otherwise in good overall condition with no major signs of damage or repair. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER. To include a blue and white dish; An imari tankard; Two blue and white porcelain jugs; Together with a Yaun/Ming style blue and white bowl. Large dish 23cm diam. (5)Most items with issues. Dish with three hairlines. Tankard with areas of restoration; larger jug with handle restoration. Smaller jug with curbed hairline at rim. The bowl in good overall condition.
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL, 18/19TH CENTURY. Heavily potted decorated to the interior with the three friends of winter comprising pine, bamboo, and plum. The exterior with floral decoration. Six character mark of Xuande to base in double ring. 21.5cm diam.Faint 4cm vertical hairline from rim. Light crazing in areas. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
TWO CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SNUFF BOTTLES, 19TH CENTURY. To include a cylindrical bottle decorated with bird perched on a branch with flowers; Together with a flattened ovoid bottle featuring a guardian lion. 5.5cm and 8cm tall. (2)Minute nicks around edges, with no signs of cracks of chips and no repairs.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY. To include a Batavian pot and cover decorated with floral sprays; A famille rose tankard decorated with various flowers; Together with a milk jug and cover similarly decorated. Approx. 14cm - 15cm tall. (3)Batavian pot with 8mm filled chip to rim, cover in good condition. The tankard with 2cm filled chip to rim, with glaze loss to handle; The jug with one slight glaze loss on handle, otherwise in good condition as well as the cover.
A CHINESE PALE CELADON GLAZED MINIATURE PORCELAIN BOTTLE, 19TH CENTURY. Of flattened ovoid form with two handles decorated with ruyi heads in relief at the shoulder with a band of lappets around the foot, covered in a translucent pale bluish green glaze. 7.5cm tall .Small chip to foot and rim with minute glaze loss.
A MIXED GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, SONG TO MING DYNASTY. To include a celadon glazed jar and cover, Yuan dynasty; A Qingbai ware circular box and cover, Song dynasty; A Qingbai ware pot and cover; A small blue and white jar; Together with a globular pot and cover. Approx. 5cm - 8cm diam. (5)Firing fault to Qingbai cover. All other items in good overall condition with no obvious signs of damage or repair. Provenance: Property of Dennis Young, son to Sir Mark Aitchison Young GCMG (1886-1974) who served as Governor of Hong Kong between 1941 and 1947, thence by descent.
SIX REFERENCE BOOKS ON CHINESE ART AND HISTORY, to include: 'Bronzes: Xia & Shang' by Christian Deydier, ARHIS, 1995; Allen's Introduction to Late Chinese Porcelain; and Authentication of Later Chinese Porcelain; 'Paktong: The Chinese Alloy in Europe' by Keith Pinn; 'Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection' by John Ayers; Sotheby's published 1985; and 'Ming Pottery and Porcelain' by Soame Jenyns, 1988 (6)Odour of cigarette smoke, in used condition.
A Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster vase - with four-character Kangxi mark (later, probably early 20th century), painted with prunus on a blue ground, the flared neck with moulded girdle, 30 cm high.* Condition: In good condition, with no chips, cracks or restoration. The glaze has a few scattered pinprick burst bubbles, and there are a few kiln dust flaws to the glaze around the base and inside the rim.
Three Chinese export porcelain plates - each approx. 21.8 cm diameter, one with painted in blue and white with flowers issuing from rockwork, within a floral lappet reserve and cracked ice border; one with Imari style floral decoration; and the third a saucer dish with typical Canton enamels; together with a miniature Canton teapot (damaged & repaired lid); and a blue and white porcelain mug with beast handle, painted with a figure in a lake landscape, 9.5 cm high (cracked, repaired chip to rim)* Condition: Blue & white plate - two hairlines, two small chips and glaze frits to rim. Imari plate: Hairline to rim and some gilt wear. Canton dish: Good overall - tiny rim chip and some gilt wear. Teapot: Cover extensively damaged with glued repair and piece missing. The pot in good condition. Mug: Large filled chip to rim and large crack.
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