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Lot 1061
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN, including a yellow ground censer, four saucers, a blue and white plate, a blanc de chine figure and a two-handled blue and white vase. (8) Vase 20cm highThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Few chips and nibbles to one saucer, the others have no chips but patterns are rubbed.Censer feet are worn. Surface dirt but no obvious losses. Small hairline crack from edge of plate.
Lot 1109
A CHINESE PORCELAIN PANEL, rectangular, decorated en grisaille with figures on a terrace and prunus blossom overhead. 43cm by 29cmThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In very good condition.
Lot 92
A 19th century Chinese Canton porcelain charger; hand decorated in the famille rose palette; the border brightly decorated with flower heads and butterflies around a key fret border, the centre of the charger similarly decorated with exotic birds, a peony and butterflies with brightly coloured wings etc. (37.75cm diameter)No damage found, in good order.
Lot 94
A Yuan Dynasty blue-and-white Chinese three-footed porcelain censer decorated with three phoenix (one foot with historic chip) (9.25cm diameter) The outside of the censer has a smooth appearance, the inside has glaze dripping down from the lip and the rest of the inside is un-glazed. The underside is also un-glazed and exhibits discolouration as expected. One of the tripod feet has a very small chip to the end. Two of the feet have glaze bubbling etc. Apart from this the piece appears to be in reasonable condition. This has come from a good private collection. The glaze feels very smooth as though possibly the piece may have been shipwreck cargo; the glaze is also dribbled inside (please see close-up image) but the piece looks generally in good overall condition with no big chips, cracks or restoration noted.
Lot 95A
A 19th century Chinese celadon glazed porcelain vase of baluster form; the front gilded and decorated with a large exotic bird upon an angular trunk, the reverse typically decorated in famille rose enamels with butterflies, birds, peony and sprigs etc., third quarter 19th century (heavily restored) (43cm high)The flared nack is extensively restored (see images), the gilding to the body is rubbed in places, the body with some enamel retouching.
Lot 97
A circular Chinese porcelain blue-and-white dish; six-character mark of Daoguang and possibly of the period, the well finely painted with a complex roundel of three phoenix amongst ruyi and a central lotus, the underside matching (19.25cm diameter) Please note: there is an approx. 1cm hairline emanating from the rim that is only visible under ultra violet lightA firing fault to the glaze on the base (see image) otherwise in good order commensurate with age. The shape appears to be very refined and the decoration is very good. Upon speaking to Chinese experts several have said that the item is actually mark and period Daoguang, the item is not perfect there is an original firing fault on the back and underside which is visible on the images on the website. There is one other issue which is under ultraviolet light, a 1cm “hairline” can be seen emanating from the edge of the rim inwards (again stressing that this only really viewable under ultraviolet light and can’t be seen with the naked eye.
Lot 97A
A Chinese Kangxi period porcelain bowl; delicately hand-decorated with floral sprigs below an arcaded border, further floral sprigs and blossoms painted to inside, moulded exterior decorated in relief with segments above lotus-style lappets, character mark to underside (15cm diameter) Minor rim fritting around the top, some dark spots in the glaze, under a glass there is surface pitting and scratching to the inside of the bowl to be expected and commensurate with age; the glaze appears quite thin in places, no major cracks, chips or restoration noted
Lot 99
A 19th century Chinese porcelain vase; the wide circular rim above a waisted neck with incised key fret style motifs and the main body with two panels decorated with a qilin and the reverse panel with a deer looking above rocks, on slightly spreading circular foot (48cm high)The rim and neck with extensive restoration, the body with firing glaze faults (A/F) see images
Lot 11
A late 18th/early 19th century transfer-decorated pearlware vase with spreading boat-shaped neck, baluster-shaped body and raised on square plinth base, together with an 18th/early 19th century Chinese porcelain tea bowl of small proportions, hand-decorated and underglazed blue with flowers (the vase 14cm high) (2)
Lot 39
A rare late 18th century Chinese hard paste porcelain bowl, hand-decorated with various Masonic symbols including crescent moon with face, sun, stars and interior decoration of two temple pillars with stylised sun, further Masonic-style motifs to the outside of the body, raised on short circular foot (hairlines and small chips) (11cm in diameter), together with related ephemera and letter dated 7th October 1994 signed by John Sandon (Phillips Auctioneers)
Lot 66
A Chinese porcelain hexagonal vase and cover; dome-topped cover above a key fret neck and ruyi, the two rectangular front and rear reserves painted with figures in famille rose enamels, the angular sides with scrolling foliage and lotus etc. against a lime-green ground, raised on slightly spreading conforming hexagonal foot (modern) (24cm high)In good order - no damage or repair.
Lot 67
The Nanking Cargo circa 1752, a large Chinese porcelain tankard of straight-sided cylindrical form and decorated with a peony emanating from an angular fence, Christie's circular paper label numbered 1525 to underside (14 cm high)There is no damage, repair or hairline, fritting to handle edge
Lot 70
An 18th century Chinese export ware octagonal porcelain dish finely decorated in the famille rose palette with chrysanthemums, other flowers and a yen yen style vase on a stand, a small butterfly hovering over the flowers emanating from the vase, two-character mark between concentric circles to underside (28.75cm diameter)
Lot 71
A Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain vase; enamelled red dragon and phoenix roundels against a ground of sprinkled flowers; ruyi heads under the lip and the base with Ming-style turquoise-blue and pink lappets, the underside with red seal (star crack and large vertical crack etc.) (43.5 cm high) There is a vertical crack to the body approx. 4.5cm in length and a star crack to the base.
Lot 74
A large mid-19th century Chinese porcelain vase; the flaring rim above a waisted neck decorated in enamels with peony and flowerheads etc. and flanked by four Buddhistic temple lion handles (two each side), the shoulder decorated with four open-winged red bats in reserves and the main lower baluster body further decorated in enamels and further flower heads etc., the base with alternating coloured circular spot and vertical line decorated in loose Ming lappet style (61.5cm high)Good condition overall.
Lot 76
A 19th century Chinese porcelain stick/umbrella stand; the body painted with two main vertical rectangular panels, one depicting fighting warriors on horseback and the other with a seated high ranking official and various attendants etc. before him, the yellow and light mauve-coloured diaper border interspersed with four panels containing Buddhistic emblems, the main body with further panels depicting flowers and various butterflies etc., with vertical multi-coloured striped base in loose lappet-style, unglazed circular foot (59cm high)There is minor fritting to the rim glaze otherwise in good condition.
Lot 77
A 19th century Chinese porcelain yellow-ground scrafitto bowl; the feathery scroll incised ground painted in famille rose enamels with flowers and a stem of petals, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark and engraved single brown character alongside seal mark (18cm diameter)The white glazed interior with hairline glaze crack, some discolouration and firing faults (see image). The exterior with minor glaze firing fault, otherwise good.
Lot 79
A large and rare mid-19th century Chinese porcelain sleeve vase; enamelled and gilt and painted in underglaze blue with precious objects above a band of Buddhist symbols, the base decorated with four iron-red bats in flight interspersed with peony against a green key fret, the neck with stylised bamboo leaves below ruyi (damage and reparations) (56.75cm high, the lip 26.25cm diameter)The rim of the vase has some glaze fritting and a large V shape section damaged and re-applied (see image). The gilding to the rim is also rubbed and the body has minor abrasions.
Lot 88
A 19th century Chinese porcelain punch bowl; centrally decorated with a mythical qilin-style creature within blue lappets, the inner border decorated with diapers and fens amongst bamboo and prunus etc., the outer body similarly decorated in enamels with various flowers etc. (small chip emanating from rim turning into a 6cm hairline) (28.5cm diameter)
Lot 44
Miscellanous ceramics to include a pair of Chinese famille verte ginger jars, circa 1900, a Chinese prunus blossom pattern bottle vase, etc.Condition report: Extra images on David Lay website. The chocolate cup has a small chip to rim, cover has small area of grazing. Porcelain box has a chip to interior edge, the cover has very small chip to glaze on bottom edge, no other condition issues.
Lot 5
A set of four Chinese blue and white porcelain plaques, Republic Period, painted with scenes of “Boys” playing in a garden, some playing games including “Go” and Blind Man’s buff, others practising calligraphy near moon gates and pavilions, with inscriptions, size of plaque 74 x 20.5cm.Condition report: No condition issues regarding the porcelain plaques. Scuffs and scratches to the wooden frames.
Lot 6
An impressive large Chinese famille verte porcelain pear-shaped vase, Qing dynasty, 19th century, in "yuhuchunping" form, decorated with figures in an interior scene flanked by trees and a rocky outcrop, with wooden stand, height of vase 44.5cm, width 20cm.Condition report: No condition issues. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 62
A Chinese famille rose porcelain waterdropper, 18th century, the exterior decorated with a cockerel amongst foliage, height 7cm, width 11.5cm, depth 10cm.Condition report:UK postage: £25+VAT. Old staple repair to spout with areas filled, spout tip chipped, section on bowl repaired, chips to flower decoration and small chips to rim. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 63
A Chinese famille verte porcelain kettle, Kangxi Period, the yellow ground handle with horizontal bands and stylised flowerhead motifs, above a fluted body with eight panels enclosing foliage, height 17cm, width 12cm.Condition report: Signs of restoration to neck of kettle with two cracks, spout restored at tip which is chipped, star crack to base which spreads to approx a third away around, areas of fritting along bottom edge, some pitting to glaze on body. The cover has a chip to rim which is associated and not original. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 66
Two Chinese spherical Imari porcelain teapots, 18th century, height 13.5cm, width 19cm, and height 12cm, width 16cm.Condition report:UK postage: £25+VAT. Large chip to lid of smaller teapot, larger teapot has a chip and associated crack to handle, chip and repair to rim and small chips to spout
Lot 83
A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, 17th century, signed, the exterior with a water buffalo pulling a worker on a raft, the interior with a central roundel enclosing a child on the back of a water buffalo, height 8cm, diameter 14.5cm.Condition report: Possible firing crack or restoration on rim image of which is on David Lay website. This is an unsual raised area. Also 1cm hairline on rim, glaze firing flaws some small pitting. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 84
A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, the exterior decorated with medallions enclosing the Daoist Eight Trigrams/Diagrams divided by stylised bat shaped clouds and cranes in flight, above the foot a band of stylised rocks, breaking waves, on an arched linear ground above which there are two bands of rings symbolising sea spray, the interior with a rim border of four floral reserves on a diaper ground below a centrally placed medallion of a phoenix within rings, the foot with six character Qianlong mark but later, height 7.6cm, diameter 18.7cm.
Lot 125
A Chinese blue and white export porcelain twin handled jar and cover, 18th century, height 12.5cm, width 17cm.Condition report: One handle has been restored and remade. There are four chips to the outer rim of the cover and the flower finial has a small chip. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 139
A selection of Chinese Imari porcelain items, 18th century, comprising a bowl, cup and saucer, tea bowl and saucer and a tea bowl.Condition report: Bowl has a hairline crack and chip to rim, famille rose tea bowl has old staple repair, tea cup has chips to rim. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 182
A Chinese blanc de chine tea bowl, height 4cm, diameter 8.5cm, a Japanese porcelain teapot, 19th century, lacking cover and a Chinese blue and white jar, lacking cover.Condition report: Teapot has a star crack to base, crack around spout, fritting to base edge and spout, restoration to handle flange. The jar has chips around inner rim and to the inner foot on base. Blanc de chine has a firing crack to inside of bowl. Extra images on David Lay website.
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