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Lot 2489
A group of late eighteenth and early nineteenth century Chinese export porcelain wares, circa 1780-1820. Comprising a hand-painted teapot (no lid) decorated with floral swags and superbly-detailed monograms to each side, a similar cup decorated with floral swags and an armorial to the front, a floral tea bowl, and a moulded floral dish with green ground. Teapot: 22 cm long, dish: 15 cm wide. (4)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: Slight wear to the gilding in places.
Lot 349
An early 18th century Chinese porcelain bullet-shaped teapot, painted in polychrome enamels with a golden pheasant resting on a profusion of on glaze iron red and underglaze cobalt blue foliage, the sides with a fence and another exotic bird, slightly later European silver repaired domed cover with pear-shaped finial and spout, 14cm high, Kangxi reign, c. 1710
Lot 386
A Chinese porcelain ovoid ginger jar and cover, well-painted in underglaze blue with reserves of ho-ho birds, butterflies, insects, in landscapes of flowering peonies and further flowers, leafy foliage and outcrops, between ruyi and diapers of blossom, the domed cover centred by a knop finial and painted with precious objects, further foliage and a meander border, the base with a further meander frieze, 30cm high, square six-character mark, 19th century
Lot 396
A Chinese ormolu-mounted Famille Rose porcelain cylinder jar and cover, painted in underglaze blue and onglaze polychrome enamels with chrysanthemums and peonies, fan-shaped Imari reserves, and leafy scrolls, the ormolu mounts cast and pierced in the Chinoiserie taste with temple lions, stylized beasts and foliate scrolls, 37cm high, the French mounts c.1870, the porcelain 18th century
Lot 406
A Chinese famille rose porcelain ovoid ginger jar and cover, of small proportions, painted in polychrome enamels with a boldly blossoming pink peony, further flowers, a pair of birds seated on a leafy branch and a dragonfly in flight, the shoulder with scroll and lappet-shaped reserves of leafy tendrils on a red ground, domed cover, 16cm high, Kangxi concentric circles, 19th century
Lot 409
A Chinese Doucai porcelain flared cylindrical brush pot, painted in underglaze blue and overglaze polychrome enamels with generations of chickens and rocky outcrops surmounted by flowering peonies, within double-concentric bands, the interior and base each with a further chicken, blue calligraphic script beneath the rim, 9.5cm high, hardwood stand
Lot 425
A 19th century Chinese porcelain flared circular bowl, sparsely painted onglaze with a 'bi' disc of ferocius dragons centred by a flaming pearl, the verso with mythical beast conforming, the sides with a famille rose pheasant and a roundel of flowers, the other similar, iron red foliage and ruyi to base, 18cm diam; a similar domed cover, well-painted in polychrome enamels with scholars, archers and children sailing on a lily pad in a stylized landscape of mountains, wild waters and rocky outcrops with trees and flowering foliage, the verso with pink bats, flowers and gilt scrolling characters, 21.5cm diam, red square six-character mark, 19th century, [2]
Lot 59
A Plymouth porcelain blue and white chinoiserie small teapot and cover, circa 1768-70, painted with a Chinese style landscape with a diaper band border, 11cm high Cf. Phillips, The Watney Collection, part III, 1st Nov. 2000, lot 1200 for a Plymouth inkwell with the same pattern. (Sold for £9,200 hammer).
Lot 153
Five Chinese porcelain rice bowls, covers and stands, together with two spoons, second half 20th century, bowls 10.5cm diameter Condition: The example decorated with dragons on a yellow ground has a hairline crack to the bowl otherwise all items in good condition with no restoration or chips
Lot 8
Qing 8-Panel Chinese Painted Porcelain Folding Screen. Each panel consisting of (3) blue & white porcelain inserts along with (2) larger painted porcelain panels, lower images signed. Condition: Lower blue and white porcelain (4th one in from right) has been replaced with painted board, (2) upper blue an white porcelains have antique repairs to corner.Individual Panel Size: 42 x 9.25 in.Porcelain Sizes: 2.5 x 5 / 9.75 x 5 / 2.5 x 5 / 5 x 5 in. Folded Size for Shipping: 42 x 9.25 x 7 in.
Lot 11
A gilt-decorated and famille rose enameled Chinese porcelain snuff bottle. Qianlong mark, late Qing/Republic period. Each with two opposing reserves framing a 'children at play' motif and set against gilt-heightened flowers and scrolls on a green-enameled background. Refer to a nearly identical bottle, from the Ruth and Carl Barron Collection, sold at Christie's, New York, 15 March 2017, sale 13772, lot 363, and a pair of similar porcelain bottles, sold at Bonhams, San Francisco, 7 December 2018, sale 25287, lot 107. See last photo.
Lot 12
A fine Chinese famille rose enameled porcelain snuff bottle. Daoguang mark and of the period. The compressed globular bottle painted around the sides with a scene from the well-known Ming dynasty legendary love story 'Baishe Zhuan' (White Snake). With old exhibition label near lower portion. Provenance: David Chang Collection (San Francisco, California)
Lot 13
Chinese Ch'ien-lung Period Porcelain Snuff Bottle. Mark and period of Ch'ien-lung period 1739-1793. Of spade form with a framed panel on each side, decorated in famille-rose enamels with three cocks perking on grass on both sides. The neck and narrow shoulders with formalized floral scrolls in blue and white, the base with a Qianlong four-character mark in seal script. Provenance: David Chang Collection (San Francisco California). A bottle similar shape and motif bottle from Lilla Perry Collection is illustrated in Chinese Snuff Bottles - The Adventures and studies of a collector, no. 66. See last photo for reference.
Lot 15
Rare 19th C. Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle. 1830-1900, of pear shape, decorated in iron-red and multi-color enamels with Zhong-Kui, the Demon Queller in his red robe, on a horse catching the ghost in one continuous scene. The base with a four- character Qianlong mark . Provenance: David Chang Collection (San Francisco, California). For another similar bottle see The Blair Request Chinese Snuff Bottle from Princeton University Museum. Pg.224 Fig. 308. See last two photos.
Lot 49
Painted to one side with a pleasant garden scene with an insect hovering near plants under an inscription, the reverse depicting a graceful prunus branch in a crackled porcelain vase; signed Zhou Leyuan with one seal, dated autumn 1892. Provenance: David Chang collection (San Francisco, California). Acquired in 2000. The painting style belongs to Shanghai School, the subject matter can be traced to the Song dynasty. Compare a very similar bottle by Zhou Leuan, also painted with insects, illustrated and published in "The World in a Bottle" Chinese Inside Painting Snuff Bottles from the collection of Joseph Baruch Silver and Traditional Chines Paintings Pg. 71, Fig. C14 , and an inside-painted bottle with a vase containing a prunus branch published and illustrated in Chinese Snuff Bottles From the Richard F. Kuenkler Collection Pg.60, Fig. 64.
Lot 2
Group of Chinese porcelain wares together with a cloisonne vase, comprising a Chinese pot and cover with polychrome design, Chinese 18th century saucer decorated en grisaille with a deity amongst clouds and a small 18th century dish with European style decoration of a man and lady with a dog plus a glass scent bottle decorated with birds (6)
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