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A Chinese hardwood occasional table of circular drum form, the top inset with a burr panel within a studded border, above openwork scroll supports united by a stretcher, diameter approx 78cm.

A Chinese red lacquer five tier box, 19th Century, of cube form, the cover with gilt and back quatrefoil foliate design, above similar foliate scroll and fret borders, height approx 17.5cm (some faults).

A Chinese carved and pierced rosewood stand, late 19th Century, the circular top inset with a rouge marble panel, the apron carved and pierced with a design of scrolling tendrils, raised on five carved scroll legs united by a shaped stretcher, height approx 12cm (minor faults).

A Chinese carved hardwood stand, late 19th/early 20th Century, the lobed circular top inset with a rouge marble panel within a bead border, the apron carved and pierced with foliage, raised on four lion mask shouldered scroll legs, height approx 38cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls, mark of Guangxu but probably late 20th Century, each interior painted with a dragon amongst vapours, the exterior with fruiting branches and vines within a meandering scroll rim, pseudo six character mark of Guangxu in underglaze blue to bases, diameter approx 16.4cm, together with hardwood stands.

A Chinese polished bronze incense burner and cover, mark of Xuande but probably late 19th Century, the cover pierced and cast with a dragon and scrolling vapours, the stout circular body cast with opposing phoenix and dragon, flanked by a pair of dragon handles, on tripod scroll legs, cast six character mark to base, height approx 29.5cm.

A Chinese carved agate jar and cover, 20th Century, of pale brown tone, the cover with Buddhistic lion finial, the squat body flanked by upright scroll and loose ring handles, on tripod scroll legs, height approx 10cm.

A Chinese scroll painting of a man on a mule beneath a tree, inscription and red seal marks, approx 111cm x 30cm, framed and glazed.

A Chinese scroll picture, depicting figure and student, signed in script to exterior, height 114 cm.

A pair of Chinese scroll pictures, depicting bamboo upon black ground, signed in script, three seals, height 150 cm, Chinese scroll picture, depicting money bags, signed in script, bearing three red seals, bone handles, height 120 cm, (scroll pictures) (3).

Follower of Xu Wei, Chinese, 1521-1593, 19th century, scroll painting on silk, depicting numerous birds alighting on a flowering branch, bears eight seals, celadon jade tie end and scroll end, 170x38.3cm

Follower of Qu Ying, Chinese landscape scroll picture, 19th century, signed with script, bears two red seals, height 105 cm.

A Chinese scroll painting, hand painted on silk, of a duck and foliage, approx. 220 cm long.

A 1960`s Royal Tuscan "Savannah" pattern six place coffee set decorated with green leaf scroll together with a Hornsea pottery sugar basin and cover, pair of Royal Albert cake plates, Chinese brass bound wall plate and six tinted glass sundae bowls on circular feet, (a lot)

A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT GLASS PICTURES painted with interior scenes with two ladies, one seated at a table beneath a clock, the other before a screen, both with scroll of calligraphy and executed in bright colours heightened in gold and silver, 32 x 21.5cm, contemporary rosewood frames, 19th c ++Some localised old restoration or retouching where the medium has detached itself from the glass on the underside

A HEREND PORCELAIN TWO-HANDLED BALUSTER VASE AND COVER , Chinese Bouquet pattern, the scroll handles with leaf terminals, painted in green and gilt with Indianische Blumen, the domed cover with bud finial, on a knopped pedestal foot, 53cms high

A LARGE CHINESE BAMBOO BRUSH POT, late 19th century deeply carved in relief with scholars reading a scroll in a bamboo grove above a panel of three male figures playing a board game, amongst prunus trees, 30cms high

A French ormolu mounted Chinese celadon vase/lamp, the bottle shape with ovolo rim mounted with foliate handles above shells, rocaille and foliate scroll base, 43cm (17in) high

Large Chinese wedding scroll

A Chinese silver shaped oval twin handled tray by Hung Chong, Shanghai, stamped ‘SHANG.HAI’, a character mark and ‘HUNGCHONG’, late 19th century, engraved with bamboo, prunus and peony, the border similarly decorated and with characters at the incurved angles, with foliate and ribbed handles, on four scroll panel feet, 60cm (23.75in) long, 1729g (55.6 oz)

A silver pierced serving bowl, unmarked, late 19th-early 20th century, with a plain detachable rim, scroll foliate pierced and engraved sides, a pierced fret medallion to the base and with chased lappet and key fret borders, on a plain foot, 28.5cm (11.25in) diameter, 530g (17 oz) Probably Straits Chinese and originally with a glass liner.

A Chinese Round Trumpet Shaped Bowl on celadon ground having raised floral leaf and scroll decoration, 28cm diameter, 10cm high

A Pair of 18th Century Chinese Export Plates and matching oval 2-handled double spouted sauce boat (1 handle a/f) having multicoloured crest, bird, floral, scroll and gilt decoration, plates 23.5cm diameter, sauce boat 22.5cm wide

A 19th Century Chinese carved fruitwood figurine of a lady holding a scroll with a box at her feet, with ivory teeth and eyes (some ivory chips missing) and standing on a carved hardwood stand with paper label to base. 8" high,

Chinese bronze burner of tapered circular form having an oval aperture to the base and standing on triple scroll supports, 11.25cm high

Chinese bronze incense burner having a lobed oval body with lion mask decoration, standing on conforming scroll feet, the pierced cover with Fo-dog finial, 22.25cm high with a fitted hardwood stand

A CHINESE FAMILLE NOIRE STYLE RETICULATED VASE, of tapered form, moulded and pierced with immortals on a cloud scroll ground, Qianlong seal mark but later, height 36cm

A Chinese Famille Rose Purple Ground Dish with blue enamel four characters mark "Kangxi Yu Zhi", late 19th century of saucer shape with a faintly everted rim and a short foot, decorated in Famille Rose enamels with peonies and lotus in centre on a yellow ground within a lobed gilt border, the side with fourteen lotus blooms in pairs on a purple ground, and the rim with a gilt border. The underside with seven enamel peonies on a purple ground, and the foot with a blue enamel scroll design border. The base with a blue enamel four character mark "Kangxi Yu Zhi" (by imperial order of Kangxi) in regular script. This piece is made in the style of the Famille Rose pieces commissioned for the Emperor Kangxi at the beginning of the eighteenth century." Diam 18.5 cm ; Ht 3.7 cm Excellent condition with no restoration. View on auctionatrium.com

An early 20th Century Chinese rectangular cloisonné box with an all-over design of floral scrolls, cockerel, mythical birds, stylised flower heads and elaborate gilt work all on a black and pale ground, the hinged shallow domed cover opening to reveal images of Mount Fuji and Junks on the high seas to the interior lid and base, the underside with elaborate gilt scroll work, raised on bracket feet, 17 cm wide (ILLUSTRATED)

Pair of Chinese early 10th century miniature blue and white globular vases decorated with flowerhead and scroll bound between palmate and ruyihead bands, Six character Kang Xo mark to base, stands, 7.5cm

Pair of Chinese soapstone seals depicting figures holding a fan and a scroll, 10cm

Chinese early 20th century painted silk velvet woven scroll panel depicting a cockerel perched on a drum below a maple tree, pavilions behind, framed, 59cm x 46cm

Well painted Chinese scroll painting depicting a female figure and her servant on a palace balcony, a figure riding a white crane in the clouds above, signed and seal marks, framed, 130cm x 44cm

THREE HAND PAINTED CHINESE SCROLL PAINTINGS, ONE DEPICTING A BIRD AND THE OTHERS FLOWERS.

A Chinese painted scene on a scroll with an embroidered scroll A/F. A Japanese embroidery showing figures and warriors, 19th Century, A/F, a group of Japanese ties wrapped in gold on black and green, and a small red and green Victorian knitted and crochet bag decorated with tassels. Burton Court Collection

A Chinese famille jaune enamelled two-handled vase with all-over scroll and floral decoration, 17 1/2" high

A late 19th Century Chinese lacquered octagonal work box with fitted interior, carved bone bobbins and thread winders, etc, on scroll feet, 13" wide

A Chinese handpainted scroll depicting polo players signed with calligraphic inscriptions to each margin, approx 135cm x 84cm

A pair of Chinese bronze scroll weights, length 34 cm.

A CHINESE SILK FRAMED PANEL of a tiger set in relief with scroll border, 28 1/2" x 20"

A CHINESE HARDWOOD LOW TABLE with scroll top and carved prunus frieze, 32" across, 19th Century

AN ANTIQUE CHINESE THRONE CHAIR with splat back having pierced panels of deer and auspicious motif with scroll arms and solid seat, 27" wide, 46" high

A CHINESE RED LACQUER OBLONG URN STAND with enamel and mother of pearl applied decoration on a shaped base and scroll supports, 16" x 11"

A CHINESE LONGQUAN CELADON TRIPOD CENSER, on taotie mask feet, the glaze an olive green to brown, incised florette design to the interior, and incised scroll patterning to the exterior, Ming dynasty

A CHINESE SILVER GILT ENAMEL AND FILIGREE SNUFF BOX, the cover with scroll and peach decoration, the inside of the cover inscribed `Taken by General John Hart Dunne from the Summer Palace, Pekin, 1860 and given by him to his uncle the Reverend Richard Hart of Caton, Norwich with whom and his widow Jane Hart it remained until 1897`, 3" across General Dunne is an old Scots Fusilier. He took part in the Crimea and was present with his regiment at the Battle of the Alma. Dunne also saw service in the North China war in 1860, in which he served with the 99th Regiment (now the 2nd Wiltshire) and took part in several engagements including the assault and capture of the Taku forts and the final surrender of Peking. For the China war, he holds the China medal with two clasps

Various Chinese and Japanese prints, depicting landscape and figural scenes, framed and glazed, and a small scroll (af) (10).

A Chinese blue and white exportware charger, Qing dynasty, 18th century, painted with flower and leaf designs within a lotus and scroll border, 35.5cm., repaired.

A Chinese painted ivory model of a sage, 20th century, standing wearing flowing robes and holding a scroll, 24cm.

A Chinese lacquer dish, six character Qianlong mark but later, carved in high relief with figures viewing a scroll in a pagoda landscape, 23cm.

A Chinese famille verte cylindrical vase, 19th century, decorated with a calligraphic scroll, flowers and foliage, 44cm.

A Chinese porcelain scroll weight, moulded with mountains, two huts and a figure in a small boat with a moulded seal mark, together with a lobed shallow brush washer decorated with a jun-type glaze, 20.2cm.

A Chinese blue and white bleeding bowl, Kangxi 1662-1722, painted with a continuous flower scroll to the outside, and lingzhi sprig to the interior and a flower mark to the base, a tiny rim chip, 15cm.

A Chinese cloisonne tripod censer and cover, 18th / 19th century, with a reticulated lotus scroll finial, gilt dragon handles and raised on three tall legs, the body decorated with stylized lotus on a turquoise ground, some restoration, 28.5cm. (2)

A Chinese gilt bronze vase, 18th / 19th century, with a flared neck from which scroll handles issue from animal masks, 24cm.

A good Chinese celadon jade carving of two pomegranates, 17th/18th century, issuing from a leafy stem that also bears two flowers, the fruit are split to reveal seeds, the stone with russet markings, 7cm. Split pomegranates represent the rebus Liukai baizi (Pomegranate revealing is one hundred sons). A related group is illustrated in De Bisscop, Chinese Jade and Scroll Paintings from the Dongxi Collection, no.59, p. 102.

Chinese School, 19th century, depicting a scene of three young ladies in an interior, one stands holding a fan while two others sit either side of a low table, beneath a scroll painting of peony, oil on canvas, 44.5cm x 58.5cm. In an elaborate giltwood frame.

A Chinese blue and white gourd shaped vase and cover, 19th century, decorated with elaborate panels amidst foliage on a complex lotus scroll ground, damage to the neck, 47cm. (2)

A rare Chinese bronze scroll weight, Ming dynasty 1368-1644, in the Han dynasty style, formed as a recumbent large cat, with two columns of calligraphy beneath the base, the surface with traces of gilding, 6.6cm. Together with a wood stand. (2) Provenance: an English private collection.

A Chinese cloisonne incense burner, 18th century, decorated with a continuous lotus scroll on a turquoise ground, the rim with loop handles, the base with three stump feet, some damage, 16.5cm.

An Exceptionally Fine and Rare Chinese Imperial White Jade Teapot and Cover, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period 1736-95, 20cm long, 11.8cm high. Carved from an even white stone with a compressed circular body, a chrysanthemum knop and a slightly flared rectangular section footrim, the C-scroll handle with two grooves which terminate in short scrolls, unmarked, bears two paper exhibition labels. (2) Provenance: Hinton Daniell Stewart (1835-1926) of Strathgarry, Perthshire, and thence by descent. Hinton Stewart went to China as a young man and is believed to have acquired this piece on his return to the UK in the 1880s. He founded the firm of Stewart Thompson and Sons, Manchester cotton merchants. Exhibited: The International Exhibition of 1871, and 1886, on loan by D J Kay. Catalogue note: It is probable that this piece was made towards the end of the Qianlong reign, when large jade boulders of this quality became available. This teapot relates closely to one sold at Sotheby`s in Hong Kong on 31st October 2004, lot 233. For other fine white jade teapots see Jadeware III, The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Hong Kong 1995, pls.212-214. This is a Premium Lot. If you wish to bid on this lot please refer to page 3.