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Lot 1940
A Chinese Imari silver-mounted circular bowl and cover, the porcelain circa 1720-50, painted to the interior with a panel of flowers beneath a diaper pattern border, the exterior painted with flowering shrubs beneath a silver rim with drop handles, the cover with silver knop engraved with initials, 17.75cm. diameter, 13cm. high, (2). Illustrated.
Lot 1997
A group of Chinese export porcelain, mostly 18th century, comprising; a near pair of miniature blue and white baluster vases and matching covers painted with a figure fishing in a landscape, each approx. 11.5cm. high; a Chinese Imari milk jug and cover painted with flower panels, 13cm. high; a blue and white bullet shaped teapot, 12cm. high; and a blue and white small bowl painted with lotus, 11.5cm. diameter, wood stand, (a.f), (10).
Lot 17
A collection of Chinese porcelain, including three Chinese Republic era tea pots, each painted with figures or foliage and inscribed with Chinese text, two with red character marks to bases and one with wax customs seal to base, 15.5 by 9.5cm and smaller, together with two similar Chinese Republic dishes painted with vases of flowers, red character marks to base, and a 19th century bowl, two reserves to the body painted with scenes of family life and surrounded by underglaze blue patterned ground, a/f cracked and repaired, 23.5 by 10.5cm. (6)
Lot 19
A collection of modern Chinese Canton porcelain, including a pair of tureens with covers, a gravy boat with stand, a second smaller sauce boat and a shaped dish, all decorated with flowers and butterflies in pink and green, together with a 20th century floral enamelled dish, largest 26.5 by 21 by 9.5cm. (7)
Lot 54
A late Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain vase of unusual six necked form, based on the Chinese Liukongping shape Qinglong period, decorated in the Aesthetic style with gilded ferns and foliage against a cobalt blue ground, impressed shape number, green printed mark to the base, date letter rubbed, possibly 'Z' for 1888, 15 by 17cm high.
Lot 284
Early 20th Century Indian bronze statue of Ganesh seated on a throne, square base, a Japanese bronze carp censer (lid missing) a soapstone seal and a Chinese porcelain censer (4). Condition Report:Ganesh: base slightly arched, some small areas of verdigris at the base and at the right arm, generally in good conditionSeal: Small chips to the lion dog, long dip to the front top right corner of the base and a chip to the right back corner. Few other small chips.Censer: good condition small glaze on the body to the right of the handles, also signed to the rimCarp: missing lid, some areas of verdigris and staining. Otherwise fairly good original condition
Lot 453
A Chinese 19th century famille rose porcelain tray, the centre painted with an interior scene of an attendant offering a gift to a female dancer 24.5cm x 17.5cm Condition Report:Generally in good original condition. Small clean chip to the top of the left hand rim, 4mm x 3mm. Small worn area with flat chip near the bottom left hand corner, 5mm x 3mm, gilding to the rim edge.
Lot 222
TEK SING CARGO Three pieces of early 19th century Chinese porcelain, comprising one blue and white circular dish, 18cm diameter; and two bowls, the largest 14cm diameter. History: The `Tek Sing` (or `True Star`) was a large three-masted Chinese ocean-going junk which sank, after running aground on a reef in the Gaspar Strait, on 6th February 1822. It had sailed from Amoy (now Xiamen, in Fujian province, China) and was bound for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta, Indonesia), laden with a cargo of porcelain and 1600 Chinese immigrants, most of whom lost their lives. Following the discovery of the wreck in 1999 the salvageable cargo was raised from the sea bed, having lain undisturbed for nearly 180 years.
Lot 327
19th century Chinese circular porcelain bowl, the exterior decorated with treasures and ribbons in polychrome enamels, painted red seal mark. 19cm diameter. Condition report:Some minor glaze and enamel impurities. Underglaze firing crack/chip to footrim as image. Generally good condition. rings well when tapped.
Lot 328
19th century Chinese porcelain famille vert bowl with lobed rim, turquoise glazed interior and exterior decorated with young acolytes playing in a garden. Painted red seal mark. 17.5cm diameter.Condition report:Haircrack as image, very fine, approximately, 15mm. Rubbed gilt rim. Wear to interior base and rim.As images.
Lot 334
Late 18th century Chinese Export blue, white and gilt porcelain mug with panel of pavilions by a lake, floral sprays, floral and key pattern borders and double reeded strap entwined handle. Unmarked. 14cm high. Conditon report:Good condition. Nice bright gilding to exterior although rubbed on key border. No cracks noted but firing cracks around base of handle and very slight damage to foliage. Some glaze impurities.
Lot 337
Small collection of Oriental porcelain comprising; two Chinese 18th century teabowls and saucers, pair of Chinese famille rose saucers decorated with courtiers, 12cm diameter, Chinese octagonal teapot decorated with figures and calligraphic inscriptions and three later small dishes. (10).condition report - Teapot - Fine haircrack (2") running under spout, firing cracks to interior base. Rubbed gilding and enamel.Puce teabowl and saucer - Bowl good, slight wear to enamel and gilt. Glaze impurities and firing cracks to underside. Saucer has tiny airbubble to rim and small nicks to footrim, impurities and slight wear. Green teabowl and saucer - bowl good condition. Saucer has crack and rim chip. Rubbed enamels.Pair Famille Rose saucers - 1 has two very fine cracks to rim and discoloured glaze to underside, other good condition. Both have very slightly rubbed enamels.Modern yellow pair saucers - Good "Foreign".Straw bound miniature bowl - Worn enamel, straw work generally good.
Lot 345
Large late 18th century Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, the exterior decorated with cranes in a garden with fence and peonies, the interior with floral spray and lattice border. Unmarked 27cm diameter.Condition report:Interior - Glaze impurities, oxidised and rubbed enamels. Some light scratches also larger 2" scratch, which may be very fine but not visible from exterior and rings when tapped.Exterior - Rubbed enamels and gilt, glaze impurities. Very fine 3" underglaze discoloured line or crack where bowl meets footrim though not visible on underside of footrim.As images.
Lot 88
An 18th century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain tea canister, of rectangular section with arched shoulders, decorated with flowers, restored original stopper, 12.5cm high, together with a Chinese porcelain lotus tea bowl decorated in polychrome with a deer grazing, possibly Yung Chen, c1730, hairline crack (2)
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