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Lot 3167
**Please note the spoon tray has a small repair**An 18th century Chinese shaped hexagonal spoon tray, painted in polychrome with a silk painter at his work, under the gaze of reverential onlookers, 13.5cm diam, Qianlong, c.1760; a Chinese shipwreck porcelain circular bowl, painted in tones of underglaze blue, 11.5cm diam, Tek Sing Cargo period, early 19th century (2)
Lot 3306
A Chinese porcelain stem cup, painted in underglaze blue with a ferocious dragon pursuing a flaming pearl, outlined throughout with concentric bands, flared bowl, 8.5cm high, six-characters of script to verso, hardwood stand; a Chinese pagoda-shaped vase and cover, decorated in underglaze blue, 16.5cm high, four-character mark to base; a Famille Rose circular bowl, typically decorated with traditional figures, 5cm high, 9.5cm diam, Canton, c. 1860, (3)
Lot 3329
An unusual Chinese porcelain snuff bottle, modelled as a woman's head and bust, her modelled face picked out with brown-blushed cheeks and rouged lips, the ground painted in underglaze blue, 12.5cm high, four-character mark; another, agate, in mottled tones of green, blue and purple, 5.2cm high, associated stoppers; others, enamel, horn, various shapes and sizes, (4), [6]
Lot 76
A vintage 20th Century Chinese bowl decorated with floral, butterfly and Shou emblem designs on a turquoise ground in the famille rose palette and dating from the 20th century. This finely made porcelain bowl stands on a narrow rounded unglazed foot with a slightly recessed base and is of wide rounded form, the outer rim finely decorated with floral and scroll designs, butterflies and Shou emblems on a turquoise ground. The bowl has a printed red character mark to the base.
Lot 345
A 20th century Chinese porcelain double gourd vase with underglaze blue figural and floral decoration within panels against floral ground, apocryphal four character Kangxi mark to base, height 18.5cm, a faux floral decorated vase with lion mask handles (af), a small sleeve vase with underglaze prunus decoration (slightly af), a crackle glaze vase and two early 20th century Japanese shaped plates (one af). CONDITION REPORT Double gourd vase ok with light general wear, some manufacturing imperfections to rim, some light surface scratches, the second vase with chip;s to rim, sleeve vase with small chips to foot trim, one plate with chips to rim.
Lot 282
An 18th century Continental porcelain tea caddy, the fluted body painted with an onion pattern in underglaze blue, height 11cm and a 19th century Chinese lidded box of oval section and painted with formal scrolling flower heads on a fluted body, a four-section divider to the interior, unmarked, width 12cm, height 6.5cm high (2).
Lot 219
A pair of late 19th century French gilt bronze mounted Chinese famille rose porcelain tazzewith elaborate acanthus scrolling twin handles and fruiting vine-cast rims on scrolling dolphin tripartite supports and conforming and acanthus scrolling platform bases, the tops brightly enamelled with birds, butterflies and insects and peonies and other flowers, on a celadon ground, 15cm high (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 53
Late Qing style Chinese porcelain baluster vase with two peach shaped cartouches depicting Mandarins and boys at play in a garden setting with green and pink flower heads, all on a matte black ground. Unmarked to base, 30cm high approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) Some minor wear in places to the enamel or paintwork, however no obvious damage, chips, cracks or restoration.
Lot 59
Chinese porcelain shallow saucer dish decorated overall in iron red and gilding with well painted depictions of a pair of four clawed dragons contesting the flaming pearl, six character underglazed blue painted Guangxu Nianhao to the base. 24cm diameter approx. Together with another similar bowl of almost matching design and similar character marks. Also a pair of Japanese porcelain Kutani polychrome decorated side plates depicting figures in a garden. Six character painted marks to bases. 15cm diameter approx. (4) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) Condition: The Chinese plate appears good with no obvious damage. The matching bowl has a long hair crack and paint around small area. The Japanese plates - one is chipped with hair crack.Size: dish diameter is 24cm approx and bowl is 19cm diameter and 8cm high approx.
Lot 896
Each scalloped dish moulded to the cavetto with tulip-shaped reserves painted with floral sprays, the well decorated in iron-red and gold with figures on a boat on a secluded lake amongst mountains and trees, the reverse painted with two floral sprays, age wear, one with fritting, hairline crack to the well, minor rim chips, gilt loss, the other with fritting, restoration, gilt loss, minor rim chips the larger 27,5cm diameter (2) “Melk en Bloed”, translating to “Milk and Blood,” is a Dutch term given to export porcelain decorated in iron-red and gold on a white ground. These wares were imported to the Netherlands for a short period during the reign of Emperor Kangxi, 1662 – 1722. Milk and Blood was the forerunner of Chinese Imari which was created with the addition of underglaze-blue, a design adopted from the Japanese. Not only did Milk and Blood describe the colour of the porcelain, but also related to a Dutch and low-German idiom that describes a radiant and healthy-looking face as “a face like milk and blood”, echoing the bold appearance of the porcelain.
Lot 188
THREE PIECES OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN, comprising a deep bowl, chipped rim and with stapled repair through base, approximate size 40.5cm, a charger, celadon ground, the centre decorated with figures, approximate diameter 37cm, a similar smaller plate, approximate diameter 29cm, chip to rim and crack, together with a 20th Century Chinese planter of rectangular form in the Famille Rose Canton style, approximate height 18cm (4) Condition Report The largest charger has worn gilding, especially to the rim. It has been broken right through and repaired, there is a patch of restoration where several pieces have been broken and re-attached. There is a chip to the underside and two stained cracks, Large bowl has riveted repairs and cracked, very worn gilding. Smaller charger is cracked and has two rim chips. Rectangular planter is in good condition
Lot 189
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE, scrolled over rim above waisted neck to shouldered tapering cylindrical body, enamelled with a patterned iron red ground and panels of a man in a boat and a man and a boy fishing from a river bank, drilled to the base, mounted on a hardwood stand, approximate height 37cm Condition Report No damage noted as per description. The vase has a hole drilled and is permanately mounted onto the hardwood stand. Seven good images online
Lot 198
THREE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES OF BALUSTER FORM, all three with extensive damage, comprising a famille rose example, decorated with panels of figures in interiors, surrounded by flowers, chip to rim and cracks and repairs to body, approximate height 59cm, the second with applied dragons and Dogs of Fo to the neck, painted to the body with a continuous scene of three men playing a game and a man on a mule, damaged neck and rim, approximate height 62cm and the third with domed cover with gilt Dog of Fo finial, yellow ground with scrolled and flower head decoration and with panels of birds, gardens and insects, the vase with extensive stapled repairs, approximate height 64cm (3) condition: lidded vase gilding worn on handles in various places, extensive cracks as notes please see images
Lot 206
A COLLECTION OF LATE 18TH TO 20TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN, including blue and white and Imari export ware plates, approximate diameter 23cm approximately, small vases and two small white glazed figures of boys and a hardwood stand, some damage to porcelain (11) condition: larger bowl chipped at rim, small vase chipped to rim and possible hairlines, small bowl cracked possible re-glued
Lot 208
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE PORCELAIN CHARGERS, etc, including an 18th Century Chinese Imari spherical teapot, restored, an Imari bleeding bowl, approximate diameter 27cm with old staple repairs, extensive damage to some pieces (8) condition: please see images extensive damage/repairs
Lot 212
FIVE PIECES OF ORIENTAL CERAMICS AND TIN GLAZE EARTHENWARE, mostly for restoration/extensive damage comprising a late 19th century Japanese blue and white porcelain charger painted with carp in a pool, glued and restored, approximate diameter 55cm, an 18th century tin glazed plate with blue and white Oriental decoration, damaged rim, approximate diameter 31.5cm, a Chinese export punch bowl, as found, a tin glaze earthenware vase, decorated with lilies, extensive damage and repairs to rim area, approximate height 58cm, loose parts in box and a late 19th century Chinese porcelain charger enamelled with magpies, finches and foliage surrounding an iron red and gilt cartouche decorated to the centre with figures on horseback, a musician and others seated and moving, bears four blue character marks verso and old paper label written in ink 'Chinese card tray brought back home from China by husband of Mrs Matches and given to Rachel Jackson of Waterend Loweswater, Cumberland G.S.H.', old stapled repair through dish and rim chips, approximate diameter 63cm (5)
Lot 32
A LATE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, decorated in the European taste, with purple and green ribbon, swag and flower decoration, extensive damage, comprising teapot, stand, slop bowl, coffee pot with side handle, seven saucers, four coffee cans and eleven teacups (26) (condition: extensive damage)
Lot 36
A COLLECTION OF 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN, comprising four jars and covers, three vases, a celadon ground vase, miniature teapot and a coffee can, height of tallest approximately 32cm and restoration and smallest approximately 4cm (condition: some damage especially to vases rims) (5) Condition Report Smallest jar has damaged and partially repaired cover. Next jar larger has a chip to the inner rim of the jar and a chip to the inner cover. The third jar has a large crack and three chips, the cover looks ok. The largest jar a Star hairline in the base, other than minor wear to enamels the rest is ok. The mug has a glued repair to both the handle and mug, some chips missing, also nibbles to the foot rim. Miniature teapot is ok apart from wear to the gilding on the finial. The rim of the baluster vase is cracked and restored. The vase with raised blue decoration is missing a handle and has some enamel loss. The lobed baluster vase with dragons has wear to the gilding but is in good condition overall. The twin handled vase has a chip in the top rim and wear to the gilding throughout.
Lot 52
A COLLECTION OF LATE 18TH AND EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN, mostly Chinese export, including armorial decoration, includes a teapot, three plates and tea bowls, approximate height of vase 22.5cm (9) (condition: vase has extensive glued repairs, teapot has restored handle, glued cover and rim chip, jug has glued repair near lip, armorial (blue) plate has rim chip, plate with figures has rim chip)
Lot 53
A JAPANESE CHERRY RED GIN BARI VASE, decorated with bamboo and a bird, white metal rims, approximate height 11.5cm, together with a Japanese porcelain vase, green ground with wicker effect white metal overlay, approximate height 21cm, a Cloissone vase, a heart shaped Cloissone box, a 20th Century Chinese enamel box and cover, etc (7) Condition Report The green vase is in good condition, the white metal is a little uneven to the rim and base.
Lot 466
AN 18TH CENTURY QIANLONG BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DEEP DISH 38.6cm diameter, an 18th century blue and white porcelain Chinese vase with flaring rim and four character mark beneath, 11.5cm diameter x 20cm high together with a Chinese famille verte porcelain cup and saucer and a Chinese 18th century octagonal plate (5) Condition: the Qianlong dish with extensive damages and restoration to include a replaced section from the rim; the 18th century Chinese vase with cracks and chips to the rim; the porcelain cup and saucer with cup to the rim of the cup and some wear to the gilding; Chinese octagonal plate with extensive restoration 467.
Lot 117
A CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATE decorated with birds in branches within a geometric border, 23.5cm diameter together with a pair of Chinese Wucai style square bowls internally decorated with a dragon and with a six character mark beneath, each 11cm wide Condition: the plate in good condition; the bowls one in good condition, the other with chip to the rim (3)
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