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A Chinese carved hardwood plant jardiniere stand, with pierced frieze, on scroll legs, 11in., together with a small oriental carved camphorwood trunk, 2ft. 8in.

A Chinese hardwood circular table screen inset with seven carved and pierced jadite panels, and with circular porcelain panel, the scroll supports with four green jadite beads, 7.5ins diameter x 13.75ins high (frame with slight cracks in places)

A 20thC Chinese porcelain garden seat, with hand painted reserves of dragons and traditional scroll and flower head borders.

A 20thC Chinese porcelain garden seat, painted with landscape decoration within ornate scroll borders.

A 20thC Chinese porcelain garden seat, painted with a scene of figures on a terrace, within traditional scroll borders.

A very large Chinese scroll painting of a fishing scene (af).

A Chinese blue and white vase, Qing dynasty, 19th century, of lozenge section, painted with panels of Precious Objects, the neck set with a pair of scroll handles, six character Qianlong seal mark, 38cm high, wood stand.

A Chinese hardwood low coffee table, the rectangular top above a scroll carved frieze on square section legs, 104 cm long x 34 cm high x 41 cm deep.

A Chinese hardwood circular low coffee table, with a foliate carved frieze and scroll legs, 80 cm diameter.

A Chinese bronze Pot Pourri and pierced cover, stylised elephant mask handles, with kylin finial on scroll feet, 6in, and a similar Mortar

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain tankard, Qianlong period, the cylindrical body painted in the Mandarin palette with four figures on a terrace, within an underglaze blue foliate scroll frame, flanked by smaller vignettes on an iron red and floral ground, applied with a moulded dragon handle, height approx 12cm.

A Chinese red and gilt painted carved wood table mirror, late 19th/early 20th Century, the circular frame above a panel pierced with figures and birds on a stepped base and scroll feet (faults).

A Chinese Canton famille rose vase, 19th Century, the ovoid body and narrow neck with Buddhistic lion handles, painted with alternating reserve panels of figures in interiors and birds perched amongst flowers, within scroll borders, together with a similar smaller vase, a pair of Satsuma vases, decorated with figures in landscapes, and another Satsuma vase.

A Chinese scroll painting, 20th Century, depicting a vase of fruit and flowers beside a plant pot and other fruit, together with a box.

A Chinese hanging scroll painting, 20th Century, painted with a continuous scene of thirty horses galloping, frolicking and grazing, signed, approx 27cm x 296cm.

A Chinese hardwood and inlaid mother-of-pearl three panelled screen on stand, late 19th Century, each panel decorated with figures and pagodas in gardens, within pierced foliate scroll borders (faults).

A Chinese export bowl. with Shanghai and character marks to base, the bowl of lobed form with six embossed and chased panels of decoration including bamboo, dragons, figures and flowers et, raised on three cast figural scroll feet formed as dragons. 15.5cm diameter, 12oz

A Fine Chinese Lacquered & Giltwood Folding Armchair. The horse-shoe-shaped back sloped down at the front with outswept scroll terminals forming the hand rests, ornamented with embossed & incised sheet brass appliqués on a red/brown lacquered ground. The back splat having a square gilded centre panel carved with scrolling dragons surrounding a circular boss. The leather slung seat on folding X-frame supports.

Late 19th century Chinese hand drawn and coloured navigation chart, paper laid on linen, scroll showing the coast from Wenchow to Ning Po showing sighting lines and channel obstructions with additional European transcription and notes approx 16` provenance: `H W Smales Whitby collection` (19th century ship owners)

Early 20th Century Chinese engraved brass mounted elm eight piece dining suite comprising: two section rectangular top table on square supports with inverted scroll terminals, 149cm long, six chairs having hard seats and standing on conforming front supports and side cabinet fitted six drawers and two cupboard doors, 138cm long.

A Chinese famille rose octagonal charger 19th century, with scalloped gilt-edged rim, the central exterior scene depicting scholars holding a scroll within a bamboo fenced garden, with lake, temple and mountains behind, within borders of birds and butterflies, two character mark in underglaze blue to base, 16.75in (42.5cm) diameter.

A Chinese Export blue and white wine ewer Kangxi period, of baluster form with scroll handle, decorated in underglaze blue with a spider`s web style decoration to the ground, a foliate decorated heart shaped reserve, plantain leaf collar and spotted decoration to the handle and spout, with later silver mount and lid (detached), unmarked, 7.5in (19cm) high.

A fine and rare Pair of famille rose Bowls with thinly potted, rounded sides, slightly flared at the rim, painted on the exterior with bands of iron-red bats among scrolling gourd vine above petal borders, the five bats (wufu) shown flying in different positions, their wings and bodies shaded in tones of red, the scrolling double or bottle gourds growing from a single undulating branch with lobed leaves coloured in green and turquoise-blue with strong grey veining, among short tendrils, the larger fruit coloured in yellow and the smaller unripe gourds in green, all with darker blotches, the flowers and buds in tones of pale yellow, the bases of the bowls encircled by rings of swirled petals in shaded pale pink with darker pink veining, outlined in green with a further blue outline running along the tops of the petals, the six character mark of Yongzheng written in underglaze-blue in two columns enclosed by a double square on the base of each bowl, period of Yongzheng (1723-1735), 4 3/4in. (12cm.) diameter. Esitmate - Refer Department. * Only one other bowl of this pattern seems to be recorded, formerly in the Robert Chang Collection, sold at Christie`s Hong Kong, 28th November 2006, lot 1308 and previously sold at Christie`s Hong Kong, 17th January, 1989, lot 688. This bowl was exhibited at Christie`s London, An Exhibition of Important Chinese Ceramics from the Robert Chang Collection, 2nd-14th June 1993, cat.no.93 A related bowl of slightly larger size with very similar mark in the Palace Museum, Beijing is illustrated in Gugong Bowuyuan Cang: Qingdai Yuyao Ciqi (Palace Museum Collection, Qing Dynasty Imperial Porcelain), juan 1, ce xia, no.83, pp.192-3. Here there are three symmetrical compositions of gourds below bats with outstretched wings, a narrow flower scroll border below the lip and a band of narrow hooked red petals around the base. Unlike the present bowls which lack line borders, the Beijing bowl has iron-red line borders enclosing the rim border and around the footring. The combination of bats and bottle gourds carries auspicious meaning. The Chinese for bottle gourd (hulu) is a near pun on fulu meaning happiness and riches. In the Qianlong period the subject of bats and gourds appears on a Beijing enamelled falangcai vase in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, and on a gold ground vase, itself of gourd shape tied with a pink ribbon, both illustrated in Good Fortune, Long Life, Health and Peace: Special Exhibition of Porcelains with Auspicious Designs, Taipei 1995, cat.nos.28 and 33.

A George III silver tea caddy London 1770, maker Thomas Heming, of bombe form with Chinoiserie figures and decoration, the detachable lid with cast figures of a songbird and Chinese man holding a single tea bowl, two sides of the caddy engraved with a crest of arm in armour embowled, for CHAMBERS of Leyhen Grange, Sydenham, Kent, set on four cast scroll feet, weight 10oz 4.75in (12cm) high.

A pair of Chinese carved hardwood cabinets 20th century, the upper section of the doors and sides with pierced quatrefoil decoration, over central bands of carved scrollwork, the lower doors and sides carved with scrolling and stylised foliate designs, the doors with exposed brass hinges and a simple rod lock with drop handles, on a shaped apron to scroll feet, 28.25in (72cm) high x 20in (51cm) wide x 9in (23cm) deep. (2)

Chinese blue and white barrel shaped incense burner / candle holder with painted Shi Shi dog and floral scroll decoration, 8.5cm high

Nineteenth century Chinese hardwood opium table with carved frieze on scroll end legs, 76cm wide

Chinese blue and white charger with painted floral scroll decoration, 35.5cm

Seventeenth century Chinese Celedon green glazed charger with incised floral scroll decoration, 33cm diameter

Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster shaped vase with painted floral and still life reserves on floral scroll ground, 27cm high

Three early eighteenth century Chinese export blue and white porcelain teabowls and saucers with floral scroll decoration

Late nineteenth century Chinese silver bowl with applied hawthorn fruit and bird decoration, bamboo scroll feet and Chinese hallmarks to base, maker`s mark WN, 16ozs, 18.5cm diameter

Nineteenth century Chinese scroll painted with Imperial seal, 62 cm x 128 cm

A Chinese Porcelain Canton Vase, circa 1900, of baluster shape, with pine tree pierced and scroll shoulder handles, decorated with ruyi edged panels depicting groups of Manchu courtiers in a garden setting, against a ground with scattered fruits, flowers and auspicious objects, 59cm high

THREE VARIOUS CARVED CHINESE BED MOUNTS to include giltwood figure head and scroll, approximately 8 1/2" and a giltwood lion head, 12" across

A CHINESE SILK SCROLL with monochrome wash of a cart, approximately 52" x 16", another of a fisherman, 22" x 18" approx., another of a figure painting a column and standing upon a figure`s back, red seal marks and inscription with ivory rod (some wear and damage)

A Tibeto-Chinese figure of Buddha, seated in lalitasana mudra, his robe incised with a floral scroll, the face cold gilt, 17th / 18th century, wear, 30.5cm.

A large Chinese bronze figure of Guanyin, seated resting her arm on a table and holding a scroll, all raised on rockwork and inlaid with silver wire, a four character mark to the reverse, 19th century, 39cm.

A Chinese elm wood altar table, with upright scroll ends, both sides carved with an openwork dragon frieze, late 18th / early 29th century, 224.5cm long.

A Chinese pale celadon jade carving of a sage, with a bat on his right shoulder and a scroll around his back, resting his hand on the head of a small boy, probably Qianlong, 9cm.

A Chinese scroll painting, of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling, comprising twelve pictures of the young women in various pursuits, 19th / 20th century, each picture 57cm x 40cm.

A set of twelve Chinese paintings mounted on a continuous scroll, depicting all aspects rice production, 19th century, 61cm x 47cm each.

A Chinese scroll painting, depicting waterfalls in a mountainous landscape, signed probably for Li Keran with four red seal marks, 91cm.

A Chinese scroll painting, of a dragonfly hovering above a basket of fruits, inscribed Qi Baishi, 121cm.

A Chinese scroll painting of a figure and a horse, beneath calligraphy, 133cm.

A Chinese scroll painting, depicting a seated dignitary surrounded by well-wishers, ten character mark, 20th century, 94cm. Provenance: From the collection of C. Mackechnie-Jarvis, OCS member..

A Chinese scroll painting, of an extensive mountainous landscape, predominantly in greens and grey, between panels of calligraphy, 19th / 20th century, 680cm x 63cm.

Two Chinese scroll paintings, one depicting an extensive watery landscape with pagodas and mountains, and with calligraphy, the other with immortals in a rocky landscape, also with a panel of calligraphy, 20th century, 338cm. (2)

A pair of Chinese ivory scroll ends, carved with panels of leaves and auspicious objects, c.1900, 7.5cm. (2)

A pair of Chinese Canton enamel ewers, decorated with an allover continuous foliate scroll above lappet bordered feet, 18th century, some damage and repairs, 15cm. (2)

A Chinese hardwood carving of Guanyin, standing holding a scroll, the wood inlaid with silver wire, 19th century, damages and repairs, 44cm.Provenance: From the collection of C. Mackechnie-Jarvis, OCS member.

A pair of Chinese hardwood scroll weights, inset in hardstone with flower sprays, butterflies and fruiting branches, the sides inlaid with silver wire, 35.2cm. (2)

A Chinese Northern celadon flared bowl, the interior finely carved with a peony scroll, the exterior with radiating flutes, 18cm.

A Chinese white-glazed ovoid vase, incised with an allover lotus scroll between borders of key fret and lappets, probably 19th century, 24cm.

A pair of Chinese doucai scroll terminals, painted with fruiting branches, probably 20th century, 6.2cm.

A Chinese Cadogan teapot, decorated with two panels containing vases, flowers, bats and birds on a blue lotus scroll ground, 19th century, 20cm long.

A Chinese cloisonn? vase, decorated with an all over lotus scroll, converted as a table lamp, and a small cloisonn? frame, 29cm max. (2)

A Chinese cloisonn? oval jardinire, the handles formed as bifid dragons, the exterior decorated with a continuous lotus scroll on a turquoise ground, the base with a six character Qianlong mark but later, 20cm. Provenance: From the collection of Lieutenant Colonel Herbert James Walton (1869-1938), Indian Medical Service.

A Chinese wucai bowl, decorated with a continuous flower and leaf scroll in iron red, yellow, green and underglaze blue, six character Wanli mark and of the period, 1573-1620, rim chip and hairline cracks, 15cm.

A large Chinese blanc de Chine figure of Buddha, seated in lalitasana mudra and raised on a high lotus scroll throne, 17th century, extensive damages, 37.5cm.