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Lot 29
A rare Chinese export porcelain tureen in the form of a gooseQing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, circa 1760sNaturalistically modeled, with incised feathers and finely hand painted with polychrome and luster enamels; unmarked.H: 12 3/4, W: 13 3/4, D: 9 1/2 in. (approx.)PROVENANCE:Fred B. Nadler, New York, 1988.Property from a Private Collection, Main Line, Philadelphia
Lot 51
A collection of seven Samson Chinese export famille rose style porcelain vases late 19th century Comprising a pair of campana urns, a pair of beaker vases, a pair of ribbed baluster vases, and a covered ginger jar mounted as a lamp; sold together with a small Samsom shaped candy dish with pseudo marks to underside. (8). H: 12 in. (campana urns)
Lot 265
Chinese porcelain vase of double gourd form decorated in polychrome enamels and depicting figures at a procession with dragon, banners, etc. Printed red seal mark. Condition report:Good condition. No cracks or chips noted. Light wear/scratches to body consistent with age. Some small glaze impurities and air bubbles.
Lot 267
Pair of Chinese porcelain bowls of flared form, the exterior with polychrome enamel continuous band of deities in a garden with pine trees, printed blue seal marks, each 13.5cm diam. (2). Condition report:Rubbed gilt rims, slight glaze impurities. Light firing crack to interior of one bowl approx. 5" long. Otherwise good condition.
Lot 268
Chinese lobed porcelain shallow bowl, the interior depicting a sage and acolyte, the exterior depicting a warrior on horseback being pursued by figures brandishing flares, unmarked, 24cm diam. Condition report:Wear and scratches to interior. Some air bubbles and impurities. 5 small chips to rim plus small air bubbles and impurities. Exterior enamels generally bright. Rings well when tapped. As images.
Lot 278
Four 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain plates, each approximately 23cm in diameter, a small pot (lacking cover) decorated with figures and calligraphy and four various teabowls.(9) Condition report:Teas bowls all chipped or cracked. Plates octagonal 2 x 2" haircracks and rim chipsCircular Pagada 1" haircrack and small chip rimsCircular figures small rim chips. Slight wearOctagonal pagoda stapled repairsPot no cover
Lot 280
Small Chinese porcelain Famille Rose teapot of ovoid form decorated with figures in polychrome enamels and calligraphic inscriptions, 12cm high also a small Blanc de Chine figure of Guan Yin, 16.5cm high (2). Teapot generally in ok condition, rubbed gilding to knop and spout. Glaze defect to spout interior. Small line running from an air bubble in glaze on main body, possibly a fine crack, also a very fine light crack visible to interior. Some glaze impurities. Figure has a firing crack or possible restoration on front lotus flower petal. Hand has been glued in.
Lot 224
A Chinese porcelain teapot, 18th century, of bullet form, enamelled with figural scene, 19cm wide, together with a 19th century Chinese famille verte dish, decorated with elders, 27.5cm wideCondition report: See images.Teapot with nibbles to floral finial, dish with hairline to rim, loss of glaze and nibbles/chips to edge
Lot 172
A Chinese porcelain famille rose-verte octagonal charger, F80414/92. 19th century, with scalloped gilt-edged rim, the central exterior scene depicting scholars holding a scroll within a bamboo fenced garden, with lake, temple and mountains behind, within borders of birds and butterflies, two character mark in underglaze blue to base, 17¾in. (45cm.) diameter.. *Old, shallow chip to rim edge (25 x 6mm). Some dulling and wear to gilt rim. A few other tiny (under 3mm) glaze chips to rim edge. Circular shallow chip to underside of rim (9 x 8mm), and one other tiny chip on opposite side. Small rough unglazed spot to base, just off-centre, which includes part of one of the blue overglaze painted marks.
Lot 178
A Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain bowl, 19th century, painted in coloured enamels with Oriental pheasants and butterflies among fruiting branches and flowers on a white ground, beneath a band of dense foliage on a gilt ground to the outer and inner rim, interspersed with pheasants, bats, butterflies, peonies, chrysanthemums, pumpkins and roundels, the well with an enamelled roundel depicting a pheasant amongst flowers and foliage, 11¾in. (30cm.) diameter.. * Provenance: Martel Maides Auctions, 26th Nov. 2009, Lot 69.. **Two of the pheasant versions with star cracks to bases, all with natural inclusions to glaze, wear to foot, overall good.
Lot 700
A set of four Chinese Kangxi period blue and white porcelain saucer dishes, painted with a central circular reserve of a garden landscape with prunus tree and trellis fencing, within diaper and floral borders, 6 3/8in. (16.3cm.) diameter; together with an 18th century Chinese porcelain plate of similar decoration, 8 5/8in. (22cm.) diameter. (5)
Lot 701
A modern Chinese celadon and white slip porcelain pen box, of rectangular form, floral decorated, lift off cover opening to reveal segregated twin compartment for storage, 7 5/8in. (19.5cm.) wide; together with a similar jardinière decorated with prunus, wax seal beneath, on hardwood stand. (2)
Lot 702
A Chinese celadon and white slip decorated porcelain ginger jar, converted to a lamp, probably 19th century, decorated with butterflies, insects and prunus blossom, with pierced hardwood collar and stand, blue character mark to base, drilled, overall height without light fitting, 11¾in. (30cm.) tall.
Lot 704
A pair of antique Chinese porcelain famille rose vases, converted to lamps, late 18th / early 19th century, of ovoid form, painted in polychrome enamels depicting dignitaries, noble figures and their attendants in elaborate court scenes, the rim and base with bands of stylised green foliate decoration on pink ground, raised on circular gilt wooden bases, 12¾in. (32.5cm.) high without light fittings. (2) . * Provenance: Guy Dennler, Specialist in 18th Century English Furniture, May 1998, sold as 'Pair of 19th century Cantonese vases and shades'.
Lot 706
A Chinese famille rose porcelain bottle vase, converted to a lamp, 19th century, drilled, with slightly tapering elongated neck, painted in bright enamels with peonies, prunus blossom and butterflies on a celadon ground, raised on polished bronze stand, 14in. (35.6cm.) high plus light fitting.
Lot 708
A 19th century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain footed dish, with Tongzhi (1862-1874) seal mark to base, probably of the period, of octofoil form, the inner bowl and underside coloured in turquoise, the outer painted with five Buddhistic lions in a bright palette with pinks, blues, greens and yellow, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) diameter.
Lot 709
Three Chinese famille rose porcelain saucers, 19th century or earlier, of circular form with ribbed sides and rim, each painted in polychrome enamels depicting a central cricket on flowering peonies and other native flowers, the underside rims with stylized bats and character Zhuanshu marks, 5½in. (14cm.) diameter. (3)
Lot 710
Five Chinese famille rose porcelain footed dishes, each with Tongzhi (1862-1874) seal marks to bases, probably of the period, of varying forms, coloured in a bright palette with turquoise, blues, pinks and greens, two floral decorated with butterflies, one floral, one floral with flying bird and the smallest with two figures in a garden setting, the largest, 5in. (12.7cm.) diameter. (5)
Lot 711
Three Chinese porcelain famille rose dishes, the first decorated in polychrome enamels depicting a lake scene with pagoda in the distance, three stylized bats to underside rim; the second with figures on a veranda, three bats and character Zhuanshu seal mark to back; the third with butterflies and insects in dense garden setting, three stylized bats to underside ribbed rim and seal mark to centre, the largest 5 38in. (13.7cm.) diameter. (3)
Lot 712
A Cantonese porcelain famille rose leaf shaped dish, of typical form, painted in polychrome enamels, depicting butterflies amidst flowering and fruiting hedgerow, 7¼in. (18.5cm.) long; together with a small Chinese circular porcelain dish decorated with two birds flying amidst flowers; and a section of a supper dish with prunus tree decoration. (3)
Lot 714
A small collection of late 18th century Chinese porcelain, comprising a famille rose cup and saucer, decorated with floral sprays in pinks, purple, green and orange, the saucer measuring 4 5/8in. (11.8cm.) diameter; together with two further famille rose floral decorated cups; and a pair of Imari cups, decorated in typical colours with garden setting with trellis fencing, highlighted in gilt, 2 7/8in. (7.5cm.) high. (6)
Lot 715
A matched set of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain footed dishes, each with Tongzhi (1862-1874) seal marks to bases, probably of the period, of varying forms, coloured in bright palette with turquoise, blues, pinks and greens, all with floral decoration, depicting an Oriental magpie on rockwork or branches, the largest 5 3/8in. (13.8cm.) diameter. (7)
Lot 716
A matched set of six Chinese famille rose porcelain footed dishes, each with Tongzhi (1862-1874) seal marks to bases, probably of the period, of varying forms, coloured in bright palette with turquoise, blues, pinks and greens, all with floral decoration, depicting exotic birds, stork and butterflies, the largest 5 5/8in. (14.4cm.) diameter. (6)
Lot 717
A Chinese famille rose porcelain saucer, decorated in bright enamels, depicting a cricket munching on an insect, balancing on flowers, the underside with pomegranate symbol and trio of bats to rim, 4¾in. (12cm) diameter; together with a tea cup painted with insects, character Zhuanshu mark to base. (2)
Lot 718
A Chinese porcelain famille rose cricket box, of lobed form, decorated in bright enamels with traditionally dressed figures in a garden setting, the lift off lid with twin pierced roundels to the centre and decorated with flowers, orange Zhuanshu script mark to base, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) long; together with a cricket pot decorated with cockerels around the circumference, the lift off lid with central pierced flowerhead; and a lidded pot from the same period. (3)
Lot 719
A set of six Chinese famille rose porcelain 'Mandarin Duck and Immortals' plates, Yongzheng period (1723-1735), each brightly enamelled decorated at the centre with a pair of ducks swimming in a lotus pond, highlighted in gilt, the border with a continuous scene of The eight Daoist Immortals with their attributes riding amongst turbulent waves, 8 7/8in. (22.6cm.) diameter, some damage and repairs. (6)
Lot 720
A matched graduated set of six Chinese famille rose porcelain jardinières, 19th century, of varying designs, three painted in coloured enamels with Oriental pheasants on rockwork and flowering prunus, three painted with flowering prunus and butterflies, graduating from 10in. (25.4cm) to 4¾in. (12cm.) high. (6)
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