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Click here to subscribeA Chinese Northern Song dynasty (960-1127) Qingbai melon shaped porcelain ewer and cover with eight lobbed sides. The handle and cover with small loops all with light crackle in light bluish glaze with incised leaf decoration below handle. Possibly of the period. Ewer 25cm tall without cover.
A Chinese Yuan dynasty (1279-1368) blue and white porcelain jarlet with twin looped handles and lines of vertically arranged studs. 7Cm tall.Provenance: Purchased in 1977 from Hugh Moss Limited, London - With Original purchase receipt. *This piece is illustrated in 'Chinese and Annamese ceramics found in The Philippines and Indonesia', Adrian M. Joseph, Hugh Moss Publishing Limited, page 98 fig. 56.
A quality Chinese mid 19th century powder blue ground Famille rose porcelain tea bowl decorated with two dragons chasing a pearl amongst Ruyi clouds, with painted dragon to the interior base of the bowl. Four-character personal mark to base, translating to 'Gold, jade cherish collection' meaning important collection or a highly cherished collection. 11cm diam.Provenance: Inherited from grandmother of current owner
A group of eight Chinese 19/20th Century porcelain bird feeders in various forms. Two with four-character marks and one with four-character seal mark to bases. (8)Provenance: From an English private collection purchased in 1960/70/80’s whilst living in Macao, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Condition - All fine condition with no damages. Only general wear from use and age.
A group of five larger sized Chinese 19/20th Century porcelain bird feeders in various forms. One with a four-character underglaze blue mark to base and another with a carved wooden hanger. (5)Provenance: From an English private collection purchased in 1960/70/80’s whilst living in Macao, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Condition - One bird feeder has slight fritting around the rim, another with a small hairline crack to the interior (not visible from exterior)
A group of eight Chinese 19/20th Century porcelain bird feeders in various forms. Two with four-character seal mark to bases. (8)Provenance: From an English private collection purchased in 1960/70/80’s whilst living in Macao, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Condition - All fine condition with no damages. Only general wear from use and age.
A NEAR PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN CYLINDRICAL CANISTERS AND COVERS, blue and white hand painted foliate decoration between vertical bands, bearing four character marks to the bases, height approximately 14.5cm (2) (condition: both covers have glaze chips/scuffs around the upper rims, one canister has extensive glazing chipping around edge of shoulders, the other has a scuff to the shoulder and a hairline in the rim)
THREE LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN MEAT PLATTERS, comprising two with traditional landscape scenes, width 27cm and 38.5cm, the larger with extensive crack, the third with birds and foliage, width 28cm, together with a Chinese export porcelain coffee cup and a footed lozenge shaped dish with Imari decoration, width 16cm x depth 14cm x height 4.7cm (5) (condition: cup has wear to the gilding, Imari decorated dish has wear to decoration, areas of sticky residue to the base footrim and underside of base, two rim chips from one of which is a crack, smallest platter has two rim chips, the largest platter has an extensive crack and nibbles around the rim)
A SMALL GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN, including a pair of vases with armorial decoration, height 13.5cm, a jug painted with cartouches and a circular plate, painted with dragons to the borders and figures to the centre, s.d., diameter 19.5cm, together with a late 18th Century pearlware tea bowl with hand painted decoration, a Chelsea red anchor period octagonal tea bowl decorated in the Kakiemon style, a.f, a pair of green glazed pottery vases and two late Victorian carved ivory items (10) (condition: pair of vases, wear to the gilding and some losses to the decoration, the jug has slight wear to the decoration, the plate has rim chips and a crack from one of them, the pearlware tea bowl has nibbles to the rim and a small chip to the rim and chips to the footrim, the Chelsea tea bowl has an extensive crack, the two green glazed vases have glaze loss and chips, the small ivory vase is split through)
A LATE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN FOOTED BOWL, decorated in the Famille Rose palette with flowers, diameter 19.5cm, together with another Chinese porcelain footed bowl in the Famille verte palette, diameter 19.5cm and a 20th Century cloisonne bowl, diameter 17cm (3) (condition: Famille Rose has light wear to the enamel and a hairline crack from the rim, the famille verte bowl has light wear to the decoration, especially the gilding, cloisonne is ok)
Qing dynasty; Kangxi period (1662-1722AD); This attractive set of Chinese export porcelain saucers is nicely painted with scenes of a Chinese traditional river landscape; the central decoration is surrounded by a hexagonal lobed rim with panels showing flowers and landscapes. The style of decoration and the quality of the porcelain are typical for the wares produced in China during the reign of Kangxi. Very Good Condition;Size:120mmx120mm;115.7g; From the "Blue Chrysanthemum Wreck"; Provenance: Dutch Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
Ca.20th Century or earlier; Qing Dynasty style. A very nice Chinese blue and white "Suantoupin" porcelain vase; a flat base, bulbous body and garlic-shaped neck; finely decorated with clouds and three-clawed dragons. Very Good Condition; Size:285mmx120mm;1073g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.20th C or earlier/Qing style. A fantastic example of blue and white Chinese porcelain; a pear-shaped body raised on a straight and tall foot; long tapering neck with flaring mouth rim. The bulbous body is decorated with cranes surrounded by flowers and leafy sprigs; below a wide band of ruyi-heads and waves on the foot; cherry blossom trees, lotus scrolls and spirals adorning the neck and two horizontal lines on the mouth. Very Good Condition;Size:405mmx200mm;2510g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.20 Century AD or earlier / Ming Dynasty style. An interesting example of Chinese porcelain; a small barbed-rim charger decorated with alternating pomegranade flowerheads and leafy scrolls finely painted in vivid cobalt tones; a central medallion depicting a goeat or a ram. The exterior is decorated with a band of pomegranate flowerheads and geometric motifs. Very Good Condition; Size:45mmx207mm;661g; Tianqi six character mark. Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Rare Chinese, Qing dynasty, 18th/19th C Nice Chinese porcelain plate with blue underglaze decoration of a landscape with hunters on horseback. Marked with four-character signs within concentric circles.. Interesting object. In very good condition, with some signs of age. Size: 210 mm. Provenance: Dutch Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
Ca.20th Century or earlier; Qing Style. Beautiful pair of Chinese porcelain swans covered overall with a crackled glaze of soft white, yellowish tone. Very elegant and nice details, on a custom made stands.Size:135mm100mm;476g; C. Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Rare Chinese, Qing dynasty 19th C AD blue and white porcelain bowl decoarted with a fishreman and floral patterns. . Interesting object. Guangxu Marked Bowl - China - Guangxu (1875-1908) In good condition, with some signs of age. Size: 155 x 75 mm. Provenance: Dutch Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
Ca.20th C or earlier. Nice lot of three Chinese porcelain bell-shaped vessel adorned with the doucai palette , depicting intricate floral motifs and birds, including a rooster, one of the ultimate symbol of luck in Chinese tradition. Good Condition; Size:70mmx83mm;166g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.20th C or earlier / Ming Style. An interesting, Chinese porcelain lidded jar finely painted with the wucai technique; The globular jar is exuberantly painted around the sides with a continuous scene of three five-clawed dragons in different positions; the vessel is completed with the original lid finely painted with colorful birds surrounded by clouds. Good Condition; Size:250mmx180mm;1990g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca. 20th C AD or earlier/Qing style. A beautiful Chinese porcelain figure of Guanyin; the bodhisattva is depicted seated with one leg raised, holding a ruyi sceptre and a necklace; draped in loose robe, the head and shoulders covered by a long scarf, below a beautifully decorated headdress. Very nice details; Good Condition.Size:200mmx120mm;631g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.1644-1911; Qing dynasty or earlier. An interestic example of Chinese export porcelain; a small teapot with the original cover, vividly painted with the blue and white palette depicting a dense pattern of scrolling tendrils and chrysanthemum flowers.The style of decoration and the quality of the porcelain are typical for the wares produced in China during the reign of Kangxi.very Good Condition; Size: 107mmx92mm;260g; Provenance: Dutch Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
Ca.20th C or earlier/ Ming Dynasty style; A fantastic pair of Chinese porcelain "Plum" vases, each decorated with a five-clawed dragon and a phoenix in flight amongst fire and cloud scrolls. Good Condition; Size:240mm;810g; Chenqhua character marks. Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca. 20th C or earlier. A pair of thinly potted Chinese porcelain bowls. The interior shows a central medallion containing a five-clawed dragon. The same ornament is repeated on the exteriors. The rims and foots are also adorned with two parallel lines painted in blue. The symbolism behind the dragon has always been the prevalent one, rapresenting the emblem of power. The two cups are decorated using the doucai technique; this method is charaterized by the outlines being painted in underglaze blue and the rest of the design being added after the glazing using different colours.Very good condition; intact.Size:120mmx28mm;221g;Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.20th C AD or earlier/Qing style. Interesting Chinese porcelain figure of Budai, rapresented seated with a loose robe, open to reveal his stomac. According to Chinese tradition, Budai was an eccentric Chinese Zen monk who lived during the 10th Century. He is almost always shown smiling or laughing, carrying around a few possesions in a small sack. This figure appears throughout Chinese culture as a representation of contentment, a symbol of happiness and prosperity. Good condition; Size:225mmx150mm;1328g; Provenance: Private Somerset Estate collection of Asian, Ancient and Oriental Art, acquired 1980-2010.
Ca.20th C or earlier / Qing Dynasty Style. Superb Chinese iron-red porcelain jar with original cover; the globular body is nicely decorated with two three-clawded dragons; tao-tie-shaped handles applied on the shoulders; well preserved lid adorned on the nob with a "Foo dog". Good Condition;Size:290mmx210mm;1784g; Provenance: London Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
Rare Chinese, Qing dynasty, 18th/19th C AD blue and white porcelain tea bowl with cover; elaborately inscribed with caligraphy; marked at the bottom & top. Interesting object. In good condition, with some signs of age. Size: 210 x 120 mm. Provenance: Dutch Estate collection of Asian and Oriental Art.
A collection of Chinese famille rose, Imari style and Amsterdam Bont porcelain wares, Kangxi/Qianlong--Dia.: 14,6 cm - H 7,3 cm (the largest bowl)Ê Dia.: 11,5 cm - H 6 cm the smallest bowl)Ê L.: 8,8 cm - H 7,7 cm (the cup with ear)Ê Dia.: 7cm - H 4,6 cm (the tea bowl)Ê 17,4 x 12,9 x 3,1 cm (the Imari tray)Ê 14,5 x 8,8 x 2,5 cm (the bronze-mounted tray) -- Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@coronariauctions.com. They're being made on demand and added to the description on our website. High resolution pictures are also available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.com
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