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Lot 270
Seven various Chinese glass and porcelain snuff bottles20th centuryComprising two moulded famille rose bottles, a blue and white bottle in the shape of a Ming-style flask, and four enamelled glass bottles, three with gu yue xan marks to base, one with apocryphal Qianlong mark, 7.2cm high - 4.3cm high without stoppers (7).二十世紀 瓷及料鼻煙壺七件Condition Report: Nibbling to edges and expected enamel wear.One glass bottle and porcelain boy bottle with cork stuck inside mouth.Another bottle with shallow flake to exterior of mouth rim.
Lot 557
A Japanese folk art bone caddy spoon and two Chinese works of artMeiji period, 19th/20th century, and 20th centuryThe first engraved with a domestic tilling scene and set with five loose rings to the handle; with a small gilt bronze 'lion' weight and a small white glazed porcelain figure of a boy, 12cm long, 5cm long and 4cm high. (3)
Lot 386
Seven Chinese porcelain vessels and an English blue and white cup and saucer18th - 20th centuryComprising a famille verte fluted 'floral' bowl, Kangxi period, underglaze blue single-character seal mark to base within a double square and then double circle; a Chinese Imari punch bowl, Qianlong period; a blue and white 'musicians' bowl, 19th century, fanggu zhencang mark (仿古珍藏); a famille rose bowl enamelled with flowers and peaches, 19th century; a blue and white bowl with Yuan-style figures, 20th century, wan yu mark (玩玉); a blue and white 'lotus' bowl, 20th century, Jingdezhen seal mark to base; a 20th century 'Canton' famille rose foliate plate with apocryphal Chenghua mark; and a blue and white teabowl and saucer with landscape designs and gilt rims, 19th century, 8.5cm - 21cm diameter (9).十八 - 二十世紀 中國瓷器七件及英國青花盃碟一套Condition Report: Famille verte bowl: two large patches of overpainting from rim to foot, and a smaller patch just around the rim (refer to additional images from department)Imari bowl: rim fritting and nibbling, long rim hairline.Musicians: long rim hairline.Famille rose bowl: short rim hairline around the chrysanthemum and star shaped hairline to base.Wan yu marked bowl: Large rim chip with long rim hairline and smaller chip with short hairline.Jingdezhen bowl: surface wear to base.English bowl and saucer: over-firing and surface wear., the saucer with rim hairlineCanton plate: rubbing to enamels, nibbling to foot, two rim hairtlines.
Lot 467
A Chinese crackle-blue glazed pear-shaped vase mounted as a lampLate Qing dynasty/Republic periodThe slender neck flanked with paired mock-embossed animal mask-and-loose ring handles, fixed wood stand, 38cm high.清晚期/民國 藍釉冰裂紋瓶台燈座Condition Report: The neck cut down and mounted in brass with some nibbling along the edge. Drilled through base and fixed to wood stand, porcelain of base unexamined. Glaze covered in craquelure none of which appears to be a hairline, but prospective buyers will need to satisfy themselves upon physical inspection.
Lot 234
A Chinese bamboo, tortoiseshell and bone, bird cage with four porcelain bird feedersQing dynasty, 19th centuryOf shaped square form, with bone insets, the base with a tortoiseshell-lined rim, with three blue and white and one white-glazed bird feeders, 30cm high x 22cm square.清十九世紀 竹、玳瑁雕鳥籠及瓷鳥食罐四件Condition Report: Several areas of warping. A few of the bamboo sticks forming the cage have come out of place at one end. Areas of losses to tortoiseshell and to at least five of the inset bone elements to the stand. Wear to glaze of bird feeders
Lot 431
A Chinese blue and white 'peony' dishQing dynasty, Kangxi period, apocryphal Jiajing six-character markDelicately painted to the centre and within a border to the rim with a meander of leafy scrolling peonies, the exterior with three further peony blooms, the mark within a double circle to base, 20.3cm diameter.清康熙 青花繪牡丹圖紋盤，青花楷書「大明嘉靖年製」款Known as 'the king of flowers' and the flower of 'wealth and honour', the peony (牡丹 mudan) was known in China since the 9th century BC at least, and known to have been grown in the gardens of the Imperial family since the Tang dynasty ( (618-907). One of the flowers of the four seasons, alongside lotus, chrysanthemum and prunus, peony was often exchanged as a gift to represent love and affection, and was an ever popular motif in porcelain decoration.Condition Report: Approx. 6mm v-shaped rim chip and associated long hairline, as well as 7mm wide infilled rim chip with associated shorter hairline.
Lot 408
A Chinese doucai 'Pronk' beaker and a famille rose 'Pronk-style' baluster jarQing dynasty, 18th centuryThe first, from a larger garniture of 'foxgrape' pattern; the second, enamelled in famille rose and iron red with a Pronk-style 'parrot' medallion, the beaker 15.7cm high, the baluster jar 11.2cm high (2).清十八世紀 鬥彩繪葡萄紋杯及粉彩繪鸚鵡圖紋罐Cornelis Pronk was a Dutch draughtsman, painter and porcelain designer, well known for his topographical paintings of the Dutch Republic. He was commissioned by the Dutch East India company in 1734 to produce drawings for porcelain plates to be made in Jingdezhen. The 'dame au parasol' was the most popular, but the 'foxgrape' was a well-known design his for garnitures of vases. The venture was abandoned in 1740 due to the high costs of production and transport, although many designs were revived later in the 18th century, based on surviving designs.The 'parrot on perch', similar to that on the present lot, was a design often attributed to him, despite a lack of direct evidence. The 'parrot' pattern can be found also on Meissen porcelain and Mekkum earthenware.cf. William Mothley and Cohen & Cohen in “Take Two!“, London, 2017, p. 114 and p. 122/123 for the 'foxgrape' pattern. Christies, Interiors, 14 December 2011 lot 549 for three vases with exactly the same parrot pattern.Condition Report: Foxgrape: fritting and restoration to two corner edge feet. the other with expected wear, nibbling to foot, and possible tiny hairline to shoulder.
Lot 466
Five Chinese blue and white vasesQing dynasty, 18th century- early 20th centuryComprising: a blue and white 'landscape' baluster vase with metal-mounted neck, 19cm high; a 'ginger' jar with wood cover, 12cm high; a small pear-shaped vase with scholars, 12cm high; a small baluster vase with flowers, 10cm high; and a small 'landscape' pear-shaped vase with 'wan' mark to base, 7.5cm high (5).清十八世紀 - 二十世紀早期 青花瓷器五件Condition Report: The landscape baluster vase with neck bound in metal, porcelain not well examined under mount but V-shaped loss visible with associated hairlines, and at least three long hairlines radiating from neck to shoulder. Firing imperfections include a very large iron spot to shoulder.Jar with a few nibbles and short firing cracks to mouth.Small flowers baluster vase with short firing crack to mouth.Last vase with extensive glaze craquelure and nibbling to foot.All with expected surface wear and firing imperfections.
Lot 90
An 18th century Chinese export porcelain ‘Judgement of Paris’ saucer dish painted in coloured enamels with gilt rim, 11cm (restored); a ditto shallow bowl with puce & gilt decoration & shaped rim, 21cm (restored); a 20thC reverse-painted glass snuff bottle, 10.5cm; & a ditto small vase, 8cm. (4).
Lot 91
A pair of 19th century Chinese blue & white porcelain slender ovoid vases painted with birds & insects amongst blossoms, with waisted necks, flared rims & moulded side handles, each with four-character Kangxi mark to base, 25.5cm high (one with impact crack & associated hairlines running down/across body and with rim-chips, the other vase perfect).
Lot 69
An export armorial porcelain part dinner service, late 18th century, Chinese, decorated in the famille rose palette with a crest to the central field, the border with floral sprays and diaper pattern, bowl 26cm diameter 11cm high (7) Condition ReportThe gravy boat has some rubbing to the gilt and painting.The larger bowl has several hairline cracks and restoration, rubbing to the paint, chip to the base.The dishes have rubbing to the decoration and each with a chip to the edge and one with a chip to the base. A divot from manufacturing flaws. A hairline crack to one of the plates. Rubbing to the decoration. Rubbing to the decoration and gilt on the platter. Please see additional condition images.
Lot 405
The lot to include a miniature Chinese tea bowl decorated with cabbage leaves and insects; a blue and white jug with a replacement brass handle; a pair of early 18th century Kangxi blue and white saucers; two Ming provincial saucers; a collection of 1920s Japanese porcelain; an Imari style baluster vase; a famille rose style baluster vase with stylised animal handles, the central panels depicting figural scenes; a Canton style spill vase, the panels depicting figural scenes and birds in foliage; a Chinese hardwood stand with pierced vine decoration to the body; and a ginger jar missing its lid.The tallest vase 25cm high.In generally good condition. The jug with a replacement handle and light chipping. The pair of saucers with small biscuit chips out of the rims. One of the two dishes with craquelure and cracks running from the edges, the other with evidence of repair or re-glazing. The Japanese teaware with mild losses throughout and signs of light chipping, particularly notable on one of the miniature cups. The famille rose vase with notable rubbing to the decoration and some evidence of repainting and repair. The Imari style vase with scuffing to the foot and some abrasions to the body. The spill vase with rubbing to the decoration and light abrasions throughout.
Lot 51
The collection to include various 18th and 19th century Royal Crown Derby tea cups and coffee cans; a Bloor Derby coffee can; a Crown Derby cup and saucer; a Helena Wolfsohn coffee can; a Ridgeway style gilt decorated tea cup; an early Worcester style porcelain tankard; a Crown Derby porcelain tankard with floral decoration and gilt highlighting; a Nanking tea bowl; and a small blue and white Chinese dish; two Royal Copenhagen onion pattern cups, four saucers and four tea plates.The blue-banded tea bowl with minor chips to the gilt rim. The fluted, pink-banded tea bowl with rubbing to the gilt. The yellow-banded tea bowl with craquelure throughout. The larger cup and saucer with cracks on the handle and rubbing to the gilt. The smaller fluted-bodied cup with very light craquelure. the Worcester style tankard with significant repair to the body. The Derby tankard with craquelure throughout and a crack running from the lip about cm down near the handle. A crack to the small blue and white dish and chips out of the rim. Mild chipping to the rim of the Nanking bowl.
Lot 317
A GROUP OF COLLECTOR'S PLATES AND A PAIR OF CHINESE FIGURES, comprising a pair of male and female resin figures in traditional Chinese costume, height of tallest 37cm, six limited edition Franklin Mint porcelain 'Heirloom Recommendation' teddy bear plates, five oval Friends Are Fur-ever collection plates, together with twenty six limited edition Franklin Mint Heirloom Recommendation 'Teddy Bear' design plates (39) (Condition Report: no obvious damage)
Lot 477
A COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL PORCELAIN AND ORNAMENTS, comprising two large Chinese ginger jars (one yellow jar is full of a crystalised substance), four hand carved figurines, a tall resin figurine, pair of Cloisonné ginger jars, decorated with white blossom on a dark blue ground, two tea cups and two saucers (one cup cracked), a Japanese Imari pattern plate, a hard stone carved Foo Dog figurine, two boxed Oriental tea sets, an Indonesian Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet), etc. (s.d) (Qty)
Lot 508
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN SLEEVE VASE IN POOR CONDITION, A QUANTITY OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN TEAWARE OF VARYING ORIENTAL INSPIRED DESIGNS, ETC, the sleeve vase with two panels painted with figures in a village surrounded by geometric patterns, height 26.5cm, a Meissen style tea bowl and saucer painted with a floral design in underglaze blue, ribbed porcelain, crossed sword marks, bowl diameter 8cm, saucer diameter 13cm, an early 20th century Continental porcelain quatrefoil hand painted saucer, a.f. and a Victorian Staffordshire pottery figure of a boy on a goat, height 17cm (Qty) (Condition Report: the sleeve vase has extensive damage to the top with amateur repairs, tea bowl has minor nibbles to the foot rim and saucer has a crack and chips in the foot rim, quatrefoil saucer has been broken in half and glued, goat is missing one horn, crazed and light crack to front of base, the tea ware is in mixed condition, wear to decoration, tea pot and cover are damaged, other defective items are seven cups, two jugs, three saucers, a plate and three bowls)
Lot 551
Tang Dynasty, Ca. AD 618-907.A statuette of a female dancer wearing a long flowing gown with her hands hidden in sleeves. The bottom of her dress is red, and a long shawl hangs from her left shoulder. Her upper body is slightly bent to the side, with her left arm up in the air, indicating motion. The dancer herself is carefully modelled, with her hair done up, red pursed lips, delicate brows, and smiling eyes. This piece has been precisely dated by means of a Thermo Luminescence analysis carried out by Ralf Kotalla. For a similar example, see Christie's Live Auction 11928, Fine Chinese Porcelain and Crafts, 18 March 2016, Lot 1480. Size: 320mm x 200mm; Weight: 1.11kg Provenance: East Anglian private collection; formerly acquired in the early 1990s in Hong Kong.
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