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Lot 132
Four Chinese porcelain vases, late 20th century, including a pair with black ruyi head and pendants above the main body with polychrome enamel flowering peony decoration and seal marks to the reverse for Zhongguo Jingdezhen Zhi printed in green "Made in China", height 31.3 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The pair of vases are in good condition with no damage, repairs or restoration. There are no cracks. The top rims have lost all of the gilding however. The small vase is in good order with no condition issues. The single larger vase has had a break to the top lip and a section glued. There is some rubbing to the black pattern beneath the rim. Other than the damage to the lip the condition is good.
Lot 174
A Chinese Canton porcelain vase, mid 19th century, having a shaped rim above the waisted neck with panels of figures flanked by Shi Shi and Chilong, the body with panels of dignitaries and attendants and verso a battle scene amongst mountains, with peony, chrysanthemum decoration between with magpies, all above a false gadrooned border. Height 61 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a very fine 23 cm long hairline crack running from the bottom of the vase through to the centre. There is a further very fine 29 cm hairline crack issuing from the bottom of the vase up towards the centre and a very fine hairline crack to the left of the warring parties panel. There are also very fine cracks to the underside and a small section approximately 1.5 cm of blown foot rim (caused by a trapped air bubble within the clay). The rim is in good order and free from any chips and cracks. The Shi Shi handles are intact although one pup has a 1 cm section of its tail missing. The Chilong around the shoulder are in good order though one does have a firing crack on one claw. Overall the enamel decoration is good throughout with no obvious losses to the enamel. Other than the faults mentioned it is a good decorative piece.
Lot 186
A pair of Chinese porcelain garden seats, circa 1880, each top inset with pierced cash and quatreform panels of females, the main body decorated with female figures reading, playing Go and playing musical instruments, with pierced cash symbols tied with ribbons, peaches, bats and insects between flowering lotus and double shou borders. Height 49.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: One seat has a large repaired crack running from one side across to its opposing side. The crack starts approximately 11 cm from the bottom and goes in an arch terminating 10 cm from the top. There are interesting rectangular plates on the interior holding it together. The bolt heads are visible either side of the crack. There are six rectangular plaques all told. The seat enamels are rubbed and faded but the decoration can still be easily made out. On the porcelain rivet heads around the body again the colours are faded and one is missing at the top where the crack goes through. The decoration to the body is slightly faded but generally good. The second seat has a similar issue with the top being faded and worn. This also has a large crack with a more traditional rivet repair. There are 14 rivets and a further rivet hole which is vacant. The crack is an undulating crack starting at the far right of one figural panel travelling downwards and left underneath the figures rising through the banana leaf to the top of the Shou just below the seat rim and travelling downwards again through to the right of the circular panel travelling beneath the pierced Cache symbol and terminating at a junction where it crosses itself just below a rivet. The colours on the body are good. The porcelain rivet heads similar to the previous seat are again faded and rubbed. The enamels appear to be in good order with no major issues. The restoration appears to have been done many years ago. There are no signs of any recent restorations.
Lot 210
A Chinese biscuit porcelain hexagonal vase, 19th century, the shoulder decorated with stiff leaves, the body with a relief moulded dragon amongst clouds and above waves, the sides with Buddhist symbols tied in ribbons all in a green, yellow and aubergine ground and with impressed Qianlong seal mark to the underside. Height 21 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a dark green band around the rim which is disguising restoration. On close inspection it would appear that the uppermost side panel rim has been restored which has overlapped onto the panel to the front and behind it. The remainder of the green banding looks to have been applied in order to make the item uniform. The remainder of the vase appears to be in good order throughout.
Lot 212
A Chinese porcelain figure of Hotei, 20th century, modelled seated with is sack of treasures with young boys clambering around him, relief moulded seal mark to underside for "Jiangxi, You Long Sheng, Jingdezheng". Height 25.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The head of the child seated top left when facing the Buddha has been broken off at the neck and professionally restored. Other than this the item appears to be free from any further chips, cracks or other restorations.
Lot 214
Two Chinese porcelain rice bowls, with covers and stands, each with Buddhist symbols against a coral ground with gilt double Shou, one with red stamped Qianlong mark, the other with a circular stamped mark. Diameter of bowls 12 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cover with the Qianlong mark has a 5 mm fine firing crack on the interior rim which is not visible on the exterior. The bowl has a rim to almost foot rim very fine hairline crack of which a very small part near the rim is visible on the exterior. The stand is in good order with no obvious faults. Given that the bowl does have the fine hairline crack all pieces do ring out when lightly tapped. The second cover/lid is in good order with no obvious faults. The bowl has a very fine 3 cm interior hairline crack which is not visible on the exterior. The stand is in good order. All items appear to be free from any major chips or restorations. The gilding on some of the Shous is slightly rubbed.
Lot 217
A set of six Chinese porcelain tea cups and saucers, early 20th century, with panels of precious objects against a yellow ground decorated with lotus flower scroll stamped four character Qianlong mark. CONDITION REPORT: One cup has a very fine rim to foot rim hairline crack and a small flea bite chip to the rim. Another cup has a small chip to the exterior rim. One cup has a solder repair to the top and bottom of the handle, the repair is also visible on the interior of the cup. One cup has a small flea bite rim chip from which issues a 1.5 cm L shape hairline crack within the glaze. One saucer has a small patch of approximately 1.5 cm long of kiln dirt attached to the rim but this is a manufacturing flaw. All items have a poor Qianlong rubber stamp mark decoration and execution of the enamels is poor.
Lot 221
A pair of Chinese porcelain water buffalo, early 20th century, each in a turquoise glaze with biscuit feet, all upon a carved wood stand. Width 11.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Including stand the buffalos are 8 cm high. The left side buffalo has had its front right leg broken and glued. The tip of its left ear has been broken and restored. The right hand side buffalo has had its right horn broken and restored. Its rear right leg has been broken and glued. Both animals are glued to their wooden bases.
Lot 233
A Chinese porcelain figure of Hotei, 20th century, surrounded by children with his sack of treasures, having a floral and brick red robe, with raised oval impressed mark for Jiangxi, You Long Sheng, Jingdezhen. Height 26 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The child holding the lotus leaf stem has had its neck and head restored and its right arm has been oversprayed. The big toe on Hotei's left foot has a 3 mm x 2 mm glaze chip. There are no further visible chips or cracks or signs of restoration.
Lot 236
Chinese porcelain, 19th/20th century, comprising a slender sleeve vase, a brush pot, inverted baluster vase, a modern yellow ground vase and cover and an early 18th century Japanese Imari jug. CONDITION REPORT: The brush pot has a large chip missing to the rim from which issues a large U shape hairline crack held by 3 rivets. The bird decorated slender spill vase has three 4 cm fine hairline cracks issuing from the rim. The meiping shape vase has a fully restored neck and has fritting chips all around the base. The vase depicting a figure seated upon a kylin has a rectangular section of top rim with sections of glazing missing. The yellow ground vase and cover is in good order but not of the highest quality. The largest spill vase has two large hairline cracks issuing from the rim and has been reduced in height. There are sections of fritting around the lower part of the vase just above the foot rim. The Japanese jug has a replacement handle and numerous repaired cracks and flaws.
Lot 245
A rare Chinese porcelain named armorial tankard, the armorial inscribed "W.M. Whealston" and dated 1764 within a moulded scroll border and with sanguine landscape vignettes all beneath a cell border. Height 10 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a 2.5 cm hairline crack on the rim. The rococo moulding has been heightened with gilding although the vast majority of this has been erased. There are no further obvious chips, cracks or flaws other than those mentioned. Generally in good order. The gilding on the armorial is good.
Lot 49
Chinese famille rose export porcelain comprising: Armorial plate with Marquis of Normandy crest, 24.5cm diameter; pair of famille rose plates decorated with peony, Qianlong, 23cm diameter; two further famille rose plates; famille rose teapot with associated cover; Canton famille rose celadon plate, 25.5cm; Japanese Arita octagonal plate decorated with figures, 31cm diameter; pair of Samson famille rose armorial trumpet vases, 20.5cm; and a Chinese terracotta censer, 19th Century or earlier, of archaic bronze form with carved wooden cover, height 24cm (11)
Lot 57
Chinese porcelain vase, 19th Century, decorated with figures and pagodas in colours against a white ground, marked with a double blue circle to the base, height 36.5cm; also a Chinese famille rose vase, late 19th Century, decorated with floral panels against a green enamelled scrolled ground, 30cm; and a Cantonese famille rose vase, typically decorated, 25.5cm (3)
Lot 6
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAIN including two famille rose cylindrical boxes and covers painted with figures and script panels, unmarked, 4 1/4" & 3 1/4" high, a blue and white landscape painted bowl of square form with re-entrant corners, unmarked 8", a Chinese Imari slop basin, 6" diameter, a blue and white tea bowl centrally painted with a rabbit and a Cantonese porcelain small rouleau vase painted in famille rose enamels with panels of figures and flora and fauna on an insect and foliate ground, 9 1/2" high (6) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
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