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Lot 1906
A group of Chinese export porcelain, Qianlong, comprising; two graduated bell shaped mugs painted with figures and a horse, largest 12cm. high; a mandarin palette tea canister and cover, milk jug and sugar bowl painted with figurative panels; a cup and small bowl painted with flowers, (a.f), (8).
Lot 2141
A group of four Chinese snuff bottles, 20th century, comprising; a red overlay glass bottle carved with animals, a bird and bat, 9cm. high; an underglaze-blue and red porcelain example painted with figures in a landscape; two blue and white porcelain cylindrical bottles; also a pair of miniature yellow- ground porcelain bottle vases, 5cm. high, (a.f).
Lot 364
An early 20th century Chinese porcelain bottle vase with slender neck and tall spreading foot, painted in underglaze blue with key fret decoration within borders of straight leaves, bearing spurious Kangxi four character and double ring mark to base, height 26cm, a further blue and white baluster vase and cover and a Japanese Imari example (3).Additional InformationThe baluster vase has chips to both the rim and the cover, the Imari vase is cracked and there is crazing to all three. For international postage enquiries please call +441625431788 or email macclesfield@adampartridge.co.uk
Lot 363
A Chinese porcelain ginger jar and cover painted with overglaze red iron floral motifs, unmarked, height 33cm, a blue and white jardinière and a set of four cast metal figures of seated Burmese musicians, also a small group of glass including a pair of brass mounted table lamps, etc.Additional InformationThe table lamps are made of glass and brass. Height 55cm. Some tarnishing.
Lot 126
A 19th century Chinese porcelain bottle vase hand decorated in underglaze blue with two figures in a boat fishing below flying birds and storks to the foreground (broken, reparations, damage and star crack etc.), four-character mark to underside of base; together with one other larger Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain vase-and-cover in Kangxi style, again typically decorated with various objects within two quatrefoil-shaped reserves against a cracked ice and prunus ground in typical style, four-character mark to underside, the vase-and-cover 30cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: The smaller bottle vase without the lid and the lot number on is damaged at the top, several pieces are away and been re-affixed with several chips away from the lip. There is also a 2/3cm star crack to the main bulbous body. The circular foot looks ok and is signed with a four character mark. The larger vase with cover has been extensively broken and re-glued. There is also a 2cm piece away from the neck and re-glued, also some fritting to the edge of the circular foot. The vase has sustained a fair amount of damage and in our view has been repaired quite badly. The circular cover appears in reasonable condition with no chips, breaks or old restorations and the Karashishi finial looks as if it has always been on there and not repaired.
Lot 119
A pair of, probably 20th century, Chinese porcelain tea canisters; hand-decorated in underglaze blue and white with butterflies, birds and foliage etc., 20cm high CONDITION REPORT: The first canister looks in good honest condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines or old restoration noted. The underside looks OK and the underglaze blue decoration is nicely painted. The second canister looks in good general overall condition although dirty but no damage or problems noted. One of the canister covers has a 1cm chip to the inside of the cover and this shows up white where the porcelain has gone when the cover is viewed on the inside.
Lot 126A
ADDED LOT A Chinese porcelain bowl hand decorated with five clawed dragons contesting the flaming sacred pearl of wisdom, in the Wucai palette, six character blue painted mark within concentric circles to the underside, 19cm diameter, although the bowl appears grubby and dirty in the auctioneer's opinion the bowl was probably manufactured in the 20th Century
Lot 120
A late-19th/early-20th century Chinese porcelain vase hand-decorated in enamels with butterflies, peaches etc. against a yellow ground (severe damage and cracking etc.,) together with a Chinese bottle vase as a lamp, the decorated vase 19cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: The single smaller vase has been very badly broken and repaired, the piece is hairlined and appears to be in very bad condition with cracks pretty much all over the vase and an old repair to the lip. The yellow bottle vase with the lot number on has several small marks, the yellow appears to be a mottled colour. It looks in reasonable condition with no cracks, chips or old restoration noted. It has now been mounted as a lamp so we can't see inside.
Lot 78
A mid-18th century Chinese export porcelain tankard; decorated in the famille rose palette with a figure riding upon the back of a big cat (possibly a tiger) before a succession of five further figures in various guises (restored) 16cm high CONDITION REPORT: There looks like a considerable area around the rim where it has been restored although this has been done quite well, you have to look quite closely to see that it is not perfect. Restoration is quite good and covers most of the outside and inside of the rim at the top. As a result of this there is some “fresh” painting to the top lip at the edge. Although the handle looks good at first inspect it may also have been off and on at some stage, although again the restoration is very good.
Lot 110
An early Chinese Ming Dynasty porcelain bowl, well modelled and decorated with various fish amongst stylised under water flowers and seaweed etc., raised on high circular foot decorated with alternating scrolls, 14.5cm diameter (some glaze crazing and discolouration etc.,) CONDITION REPORT: There is some glaze crazing and discolouration etc., to the inside of the bowl and also to the outside and underneath which is concealed by the circular foot. There are minor blemishes and some crazing noted throughout the bowl and under a jeweller's loop no chips, cracks or old restoration can be seen. This appears to be in reasonable order except for some glaze crazing (some “brown” glaze crazing also), extremely small rim fritting to the underside of the circular foot and some breakdown of cobalt blue.
Lot 125
A 19th century Chinese porcelain teapot (minus cover and rush handle) hand-decorated in underglaze blue with bats, peaches and vertical characters, together with a 19th century Chinese provincial porcelain jar (no cover) typically decorated with a stylised landscape etc., the teapot 13cm high (2)
Lot 287
Grouping of Two (2): Chinese Porcelain Tableware. Includes: 20th Century rose medallion porcelain hexagonal covered ginger jar, Chinese porcelain covered ginger jar. Signed. Largest measures 11" H x 8" W, smaller measures 6" H x 5" W Condition: smaller ginger has a restoration lid otherwise good condition Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 Domestic Shipping: third party
Lot 366
Antique Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Handled Vase. Decorated with double happiness and lotus design. Associated stand included. Unsigned. Measures 13" H. Condition: Good overall condition with crazing on bottom. Small chips and hairline on rim. Estimate: $150.00 - $250.00 Domestic Shipping: $105.00
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