Pair of late 19th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain baluster vases and covers, each with domed cover having a gilt Dog of Fo finial, the body with applied coiled gilt dragons, over scroll-edged panels of figures and perching birds, gilt-enriched, unmarked, 28cm high (2) Condition: One gilt dog finial has minor rubbing and has been e-attached at base of neck with subsequent discolouration, otherwise general minor gilt rubbing, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
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Pair of Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain vases, each decorated in enamels with figures on a terrace and with perching birds, moulded gilt shishi handles to neck and dragons to shoulders, unmarked, 25.5cm high (2) Condition: One has a small old chip to underside of flared rim approx 8mm wide, general light wear and rubbing to gilding, slightly uneven foot rim but otherwise sound, other has similar rubbing to gilding but is otherwise undamaged - **General condition consistent with age
Chinese porcelain blue and white prunus jar and cover, the turned pierced domed wooden cover over squat baluster body with typical blossom decoration on a vibrant scale ground, underglaze blue four-character mark (pseudo Kangxi) beneath, on pierced hardwood stand, 37cm high overall Condition: Minor rim nick to wooden cover plus a little cracking, porcelain body with typical glaze pops and inclusions but otherwise sound, stand in good condition - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain vase of squat ovoid form with tall waisted neck, decorated with a female deity and attendants amidst clouds, above a scene of figures flying kites in a landscape, duck-egg blue glazed base with iron-red seal mark (pseudo Qianlong) 27.5cm high Condition: Old rebuilding to neck which has since discoloured, some pock marks and inclusions noticeable to neck interior (discolouration extends to approximately 8cm depth) - **General condition consistent with age
Pair of 19th Century Chinese porcelain vases and covers, each of Meiping form, the domed cover surmounted by a Dog of Fo finial over balustraude body decorated in underglaze blue with a waterside palace, figures in boats and on bridges, etc, four-character mark beneath (probably pseudo Kangxi), each 37.5cm high Condition: First has glaze pop to head of Dog of Fo finial plus several small chips to underside of cover, body has typical kiln inclusions, glaze pops etc, second vase has small flake loss to side of dog finial, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
Large late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain charger, the circular field decorated with birds, flowers and foliage within gilt borders, unmarked, 40.5cm diameter Condition: Slight wear to gilding plus a few minor flake losses to enamelling, small old rim nick approximately 4mm width and depth with minor hair crack emanating from same - **General condition consistent with age
Chinese sang-de-boeuf porcelain baluster vase, with pale crackle-glazed neck, celadon glazed beneath, 37cm high, together with a turned hardwood stand (2) Condition: General crackle glazing to neck, normal manufacturing imperfections eg pock marks, and inclusions but no post-production damage, stand is of a later date - **General condition consistent with age
Large Chinese porcelain blue and white baluster jar and cover, the domed lid and squat balustraude body decorated with Buddhistic precious objects over scroll edged lappet frieze, underglaze blue six-character mark (pseudo Kangxi) beneath, 37.5cm high Condition: Minor flaws to finial of cover, general kiln dust and inclusions including glaze pops to both cover and body, rebuilding and restoration to neck of body effecting majority of circumference - **General condition consistent with age
Chinese porcelain blue and white 'Yen-Yen' vase, the flared tall neck and balustroid body both decorated with panels of figures on terraces, unmarked, 45cm high (drilled) Condition: General kiln dust, inclusions and glaze pops, base has been drilled as table lamp, would benefit from a clean, hardwood stand has also been drilled - **General condition consistent with age
Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain dishes, each of circular form with reticulated borders, framing underglaze blue decoration of perching birds in a landscape with fence, double ring marks to both sides, otherwise unmarked, 28cm diameter (2) Condition: One has a couple of dark kiln specks to sky and a glaze pop beneath perching bird, otherwise sound. Second has a few kiln flecks to field plus a very faint hairline, more noticeable to underside as to three-pronged star cracks. **General condition consistent with age
Large pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain vases of slender baluster form, the waisted necks applied with cavorting Dogs of Fo over moulded dragons, decorated with panels of figures including battle scenes, reserved on a duck-egg blue ground with floral and fruit decoration over a base frieze of stiff leaves, unmarked, 61cm high (one rebuilt) Condition: One vase has been broken onto pieces and rebuilt including visible rivets effecting main panel and base frieze, cracks are dark and still visible as per images, second vase has an old dark chip to underside of lobed rim but is otherwise structurally sound, general rubbing to enamel, staining, and other minor imperfections commensurate with age and handling, sold as seen - **General condition consistent with age
A collection of six Chinese Qing period/ very early republic porcelain items to include an famille rose figural decorated ovoid pot and cover lid, bearing Tongzhi mark, a cylindrical figural decorated pot and cover, a round snuff pot and cover, a figural bowl with inscriptions, a miniature flared tea bowl and a famille rose cup (6)Various conditions, please enquiry within
Tobacco silks, album containing a selection of silks, various issuers and sizes, inc. Phillip's, Great War Leaders & Celebrities, (BDV) 'P' size, also Lea, Butterflies & Moths, various sizes, (39), Hill's, Chinese Pottery & Porcelain 'P' size, (8) & other issues (some duplication, gen gd/vg)
Two Chinese celadon-ground blue and white jars, 19th century, 20cm high; together with a larger Chinese celadon-ground jar, 30cm high; two blue and white Chinese ginger jars, 19th century, 24cm high and 21cm high, all adapted for electricity and two Chinese blue and white ginger jars, 19th century, one with porcelain cover and the other with wood cover, approximately 24cm high (7) This lot is to be sold without reserve
A good large Chinese blue and white brush pot, bitong, Kangxi period, c.1700-15, finely painted with a scholar painting a screen in a garden next to his studio with attendant boys holding his brushes and paints, the reverse with a seven column inscribed poem and private studio seal mark 'mu shi' (bamboo and rock), within double line borders, indented disc to base, 18cm high, 20.2cm diameter, small chip to footProvenance - from a private collection, in the family before 1980. A longer version of this private studio mark Mushi ju (Bamboo and Rock Retreat) was a favourite name of Qing scholars. This mark can be found on several porcelains of the period, some of them dated and ranging from 1690 to 1712. Mushi ju is likely to have been the name of a private kiln whose products included underglaze blue and wucai wares. There is a brushpot, with the same mark, dated to the year corresponding to 1709, in the Guimet Museum, from the Grandidier Collection illustrated in The World's Great Collections, Oriental Ceramics, vol. 7, Tokyo, 1981, no. 36; another brushpot in the Shanghai Art Museum is illustrated in Kangxi Porcelain Wares from the Shanghai Museum Collection, Hong Kong, 1998, no. 111, pp. 166-167, and a flowerpot and stand with Mushi ju mark, part of the Salting bequest, is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
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