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Lot 12
A pair of late-19th / early-20th century Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain Vases and Covers hand-decorated in enamels in the famille rose style with figures and landscapes within vignettes above a stiff lappet border base; hand-painted six-character mark in red to underside; each approx. 36cm high (including covers),
Lot 14
A small circa 1900 Chinese porcelain vase and cover painted in underglaze blue with a figure, together with a tea bowl (damaged) (2) CONDITION REPORT: The cup has been badly damaged and re-glued. The Vase looks in reasonable condition with no cracks, chips or restoration noted although there is kiln grit to the underside of the foot.
Lot 16
Four Chinese porcelain plates: one painted in underglaze blue with panels of female musicians and flowers, circa 1880; two with flowers and trees and complex borders, mid-18th century export; and a curious deep Dish, simply decorated with three blue enamel sprays of asters at the rim (4) CONDITION REPORT: The plate with the lot number on it has hairlines and is discoloured, it is 22.5cm. The plate with the panels and eight figures appears OK but is quite stained. There is a small match head sized chip piece of porcelain away from the edge, the diameter is 24cm. The dished bowl is quite discoloured and exhibits minor rim fritting but appears reasonable otherwise, diameter 23cm. The larger Delft style bowl has minor chips away to the underside of the edge of the lip, exhibits some staining although this can be washed off. Minor rim fritting, diameter 27.5cm.
Lot 21
A rare 18th century Worcester porcelain bowl; very finely gilded and decorated with a Japan pattern, the interior decorated centrally with prunus and the high circular foot with two concentric circles surrounding a 'Chinese' four-character mark in blue, 17.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Minor scratching exhibited on the inside of the bowl when viewed under a glass. Some glaze crazing, some minor rubbing to gilt edge border. The main decoration looks good and bright. The underside of the foot rim has several very minor chips but upon close inspection the Auctioneer thinks this was probably caused by the firing process as they are covered in glaze and this doesn't look as if it's been done subsequently.
Lot 22
A 19th century Chinese porcelain Sleeve Vase hand-decorated in underglaze blue-and-white with figures, birds and sprigs of prunus blossom etc., four-character painted blue mark to underside, (formerly as a lamp base, with remnants of glue to the underside), 30.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The Vase although not drilled was formerly a lamp base and as a result there is quite a lot of glue to the underside of the base. A small amount of rim fritting around the edge of the Vase otherwise appears in good original condition with no major problems.
Lot 24
An early 20th century circular Chinese porcelain box, the cover decorated in famille rose enamels with a scene of children playing outside in open countryside, powder blue border surrounding and powder blue base, six-character red Qianlong seal mark to underside, 8cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: The piece appears OK with just some glaze crazing apparent under an eye glass.
Lot 28
An interesting late Ming design (probably early Qing) Chinese blue-and-white porcelain Incense Cover and Burner of squat spherical form, the cover pierced with three holes and surmounted with a small bird finial, the main body decorated in underglaze blue with young boys playing/dancing etc., 6cm (widest) x 6cm (highest, including bird finial), the circular raised foot unglazed to the underside section (long horizontal firing crack visible from the inside) CONDITION REPORT: Under a jewellers loop a very small portion of the inside crack can just be made out on the body but it is very difficult to see and is not immediately recognisable. There is a very small piece of glaze/pottery away from the top of the finial shaped like a bird and a tiny piece away to the outside of the rim on the inside of the vase cover.
Lot 33
A large 19th century Chinese Canton porcelain Vase, the neck (broken, damaged and repaired) with Karashishi and cubs and also with applied chilong dragons above a main body hand-decorated in enamels in the famille rose palette, 61cm high CONDITION REPORT: There has been a large piece of the top of the lip of the vase broken and re-glued. Also the two tails of the Karashishi handles have been broken off (not present), the applied Chilong dragons appear to be in reasonable condition and the rest of the Vase also appears to be in original condition. Of the two Karashishi each Karashishi has a cub and the cub where the lot number label is tied on that tail has also gone so three of the four Karashishi have tails missing.
Lot 4
A 19th century Chinese porcelain Vase hand-decorated in underglaze blue and white with flowers and trees in panels etc.; one other similar sized Tuscan China (England) Vase hand-decorated in the Chinese style with prunus blossom etc., and a smaller Chinese Jar (probably late 19th/early 20th century) hand-decorated with birds amongst flowers, peony etc.; the two larger Vases damaged and repaired (3) CONDITION REPORT: The largest Vase is 34cm high
Lot 5
A pair of late 19th century Chinese porcelain Rouleau-style Vases, each decorated with scrolling lotus and two Shou-style characters above a Ming-style lappet border (one vase with damaged neck and badly repaired), 23cm high CONDITION REPORT: One of the Vases looks good, no chips, cracks or restoration is visible although the Vase noted in the description as having old repairs and is badly glued also has a very damaged neck.
Lot 8
An 18th century Chinese porcelain teapot of spherical form, the main body decorated in the famille rose palette with figures etc. against a background of buildings and trees, 14.5cm high (including knop-finial) CONDITION REPORT: The lid or cover is reasonable order save for a match head size chip away to the outside edge underneath. The teapot appears to be in good original condition with no major problems noted although there is a small firing crack and a very small chip away to the beginning of the spout.
Lot 451
A pair of Chinese white glazed soft paste porcelain vases, possibly Qing Dynasty, 18th century, the very short, circular foot rising into a body of exaggerated baluster form, into an upright neck with flat, unglazed top to rim, incised with flowers and foliage within diaper and scrolled vine borders, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high. (2)* Condition: No chips, cracks or other damage. No restoration. Both vases have some brown dirt marks / stains around the unglazed top of the rim, which are stubborn and not easily removed. These are possibly the residue from lamp fittings, although we are not sure. As the rims are unglazed, these vases may original have had covers. Both vases have a few tiny dark brown kiln dust spots to the glaze.
Lot 454
A collection of four Chinese blue glazed monochrome porcelain dishes, probably 18th century, Qianlong period (1735-1796), 9¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter. (4)* Condition: One is good with no cracks or chips. The other three each have a 2in. hairline from the rim. All have some wear and scratches to glaze to the interior and exterior.
Lot 455
A small collection of Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain, late 19th century, comprising a baluster vase with scalloped everted rim and gilt twin beast handles, 12¼in. (31cm.) high; a cylindrical teapot and cover with twin cord handle, 6¼in. (13.5cm.) high plus handle; a plate, 10in. (25.5cm.) diameter; and four other pieces, all decorated with the typical manner with reserves of figures in gardens and butterflies and birds amidst flowering foliage. (7)* Condition: - Tall Vase: A few small chips and flakes of glaze from the underside of the neck rim. - 10 in. Plate: one small chip from the edge - approx. 10mm. long at the widest - Teapot: a minute flake of glaze from the edge of the lid - Bowl: Undamaged - Two 7 ¾ in. plates: one has two minute flakes of glaze from the edge - Small vase: undamaged but domed cover missing
Lot 457
A Chinese porcelain pillow or cushion, probably early 20th century, rectangular form, decorated in coloured enamels with flowering bushes on white ground, 5½ x 4¼in. (13.4 x 12cm.); together with three 19th century Chinese porcelain plates, the first decorated with a traditionally dressed Chinese figure within a clam shell feeding a carp, the outer reserves decorated with floral & bird decoration; the second depicting traditionally dressed figures greeting each other at a doorway, the outer reserves decorated with budgerigars; the third decorated with two dragons fighting amidst clouds. (4)
Lot 460
Two Chinese blue glazed monochrome porcelain dishes, probably 18th century, Qianlong period (1735-1796), the first of circular form, 10½in. (26.7cm.), the second of shaped circular form, 10½in. (26.7cm.) diameter. (2)* Condition: Shallow chips to underside edge of shaped dish (20mm & 5mm), both with scratches and wear to glaze.
Lot 464
A 19th century Chinese claret red porcelain vase & stand, of bottle form, the body decorated with all-over gilt floral and foliate decoration, on a turned hardwood stand, 15¼in. (38.8cm.) high plus stand.* Condition: Some imperfections in glaze, gilt wear throughout. No cracks, chips or other damage or restoration.
Lot 470
Two Chinese porcelain Kraak blue & white dishes from the Tek Sing Cargo, c.1820, deeply dished, one decorated in a lotus pattern, the other peony, 6in. (15.2cm.) diameter. (2)* Provenance: Nagel Auctions, Tek Sing Treasures, auction labels to underside.** Condition: Encrusted with marine sculpture, one with chip on rim.
Lot 471
An 18th century Chinese porcelain ginger jar and cover, the squat ovoid jar decorated in blue and white with a fisherman beside a lake, the disc-top cover similarly decorated, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high.* Condition: Two hairlines to cover - one 1in. straight line to interior beside a small chip. The other semi-circular at the same place to the exterior. Several chips to footrim and three-line star crack to centre of body on jar.
Lot 473
A pair of Chinese porcelain famille rose baluster vases, probably late 19th / early 20th century, the inverted baluster form bodies on a flared foot, the necks with moulded collar below an everted rim, enamelled with pomegranate trees, chrysanthemums and other flowers against a white ground, two iron red bats flying verso, 9 1/8in. (23.2cm.) high. (2)* Condition: No chips, cracks or other damage. No restoration. Enamelling in good condition with no faults. Small glaze drip below rim to one vase, and glaze flaw (uneven and thin in part) just above foot to the other. Small glaze scratch beside one bat on one vase.
Lot 474
A Chinese porcelain famille rose hundred boys bowl, mid-20th century, printed iron red Qianlong seal mark to base, finely enamelled with the hundred boys pattern, depicting boys playing in a garden landscape, the interior with conforming decoration of boys playing near a rocky outcrop, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) diameter; together with a pair of saucers with similar decoration, the exteriors in yellow glaze, printed seal mark to base reading 'The hall where one dwells in benevolence', 5 1/8in. (13cm.) diameter. (3)* Condition: Very good condition, with no faults (chips, cracks or other damage). The enamelling is in very good condition.
Lot 475
Two Chinese porcelain blue and white dishes from the Tek Sing Cargo, c.1820, shallow dished form, one 7in. (17.8cm) diameter, the other slightly smaller, marine encrustation throughout. (2)* Provenance: Nagel Auctions, Tek Sing Treasures, auction labels to undersides.** Condition: In good condition, with no cracks or chips.
Lot 477
An unusual Chinese Wucai porcelain baluster fish vase, probably 18th century, the high shouldered baluster body with slender slightly waisted neck and everted rim, painted in underglaze blue and vibrant polychrome enamels with carp and other smaller fish amidst star-form clusters of water weed and bubbles in iron red, sea-green and pale yellow, the neck with dark blue, light blue and pale yellow Greek key border and blue ruyi pendant border beneath, a double concentric line above the foot and another to the base, 17½in. (44.5cm.) high.
Lot 479
An early 19th century Chinese export porcelain charger, painted with precious objects upon a rocky outcrop beside a small pine tree and flowering peonies, within a Fitzhugh style border, 16in. (40.75cm.) diameter, crack to rim and chip inside foot rim.* Condition: As stated in the catalogue, there is a semicircular crack in the rim of the plate, approximately 7in. (17.75cm.) across, also a chip to the foot rim approx. 1 1/8 in. (2.75cm.) long and some further very small chips to the glaze of the edge of the plate.
Lot 484
A Chinese Doucai porcelain stem cup, with bun form top and waisted stem with flared foot, the exterior painted and enamelled with dragons chasing a flaming pearl above a tumultuous sea, the interior well with two bats below pomegranate branches, the underside with horizontal six character Yongzheng mark but later, 5¼in. (13.3cm.) high.* Condition: In very good condition, no chips or cracks found. No restoration.
Lot 489
Two Chinese porcelain ginger jars, both probably early 20th century, of ovoid form, the first jar and cover with prunus blossom decoration on a jade ground, red painted Chenghua six character mark but later, within double concentric circles, 10in. (25.5cm.) high; the second, decorated with flower & foliate decoration on dark red ground, painted iron red Kangxi six character mark but later, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high, lacks cover. (2)* Condition: Dark red pot lacks cover, no other damage or restoration. Green pot with hairlined cracks to cover, otherwise good with no further faults.
Lot 470
Howard (David Sanctuary). Chinese Armorial Porcelain, volume 2 only, 1st edition, 2003, hand written note by the author, numerous colour illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket and slipcase, large 4to, together with Forsyth (Hazel & Egan, Geoff), Toys, Trifles and Trinkets, base-metal miniatures from London 1200 to 1800, 1st edition, 2005, numerous colour and black and white illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, 4to, and Morris (David), Matrix, A Collection of British Seals, 1st edition, 2012, numerous colour illustrations, original cloth in dust jacket, 4to, plus other modern art and antique reference and related, mostly original cloth, some paperback editions, G/VG, 8vo/4to (3 shelves)
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