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An unusual George III solid rosewood tea caddy, possibly Chinese, with caddy moulded edge and scroll handle to the hinged lid enclosing three compartments to interior, width 23.8cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain small ginger jar and cover, polychrome floral decorated with panels of flowering shrubs within a foliate scroll ground, underglaze blue 4-character mark, 12.5cm; an oblong dish similar; a famille verte teapot; and an Imari palette plate, (4).

A large well carved Chinese stand with pierced bad and foliage decoration to the cabriole shaped legs with scroll feet and lotus flower top, 32cm.

A carved ivory cane handle in the form of a girl's mask head with c-scroll, 15cm also a Chinese chased silver parasol handle with all-over scroll work, 18cm. (2)

An early 18th Century Chinese chocolate cup decorated with a Chinese figure tending his sheep, scroll handles, and another 18th Century blue and white coffee can, Salopian ware. (2)

A FINE 19TH-CENTURY CHINESE BUDDHISTIC SCROLL PAINTING in watercolour and bodycolour, depicting a lady of high status sleeping at the feet of a fearsome warrior deity, perhaps Kuan-ti, under a flaming nimbus, on paper 84.5cm x 37.5cm, (33.25in x 14.75in) laid down on a black paper wall scroll with wooden ends having embroidered terminals, 144cm x 44.5cm, (56.75in x 17.5in) overall.

A pair of Chinese export blue and white sauceboats, Qianlong, (1736-95) each of oval pedestal form decorated with birds, a fenced garden with internal scroll borders, the exteriors florally decorated with diaper borders to the foot rims, crack and rim chip, 9" long and two Staffordshire blue and white sauce ladles (4)

A Chinese export blue and white porcelain tureen and cover, Qianlong (1736-95) of canted rectangular pedestal form decorated with peony and other flowers in a fenced garden within diaper and spearhead borders, the cover with scattered floral sprigs, scroll handle and applied flowerhead handle to each side, straw work borders, the tureen 12" long

Anonymous Chinese scroll painting, 18th / 19th century, ink and colours on silk depicting a procession on a bridge and palatial pavilions on the banks of a rocky gorge. 87 x 37, mounted in carved rosewood frame.

A Chinese bronze model of Guanyin signed Shi Sou, wearing a flowing robe inlaid with silver wire and raised on a cloud scroll and plinth base, a seal mark within a gourd inlaid, 17th century, 48.5cm. Crack to the robe, a hair ornament lacking.

A Chinese oval dish, decorated in blue, iron red and gilt with a duck swimming amidst flowering lotus, a flower and leaf scroll border, 18th century, 37cm.

A Chinese famille rose plate, decorated with a vase, flowers and yellow scroll border, a yellow ground bowl decorated with butterflies, and a famille rose saucer dish decorated with a flowering gourd vine, 18th and 19th century, 28cm. Max. (3) Small rim chips to the plate, the saucer dish restored.

A Chinese famille rose fluted shaped spoon tray, brightly painted with leaf and scroll motifs, Qianlong, 1736-95, 12.5cm.

A Chinese blue and white flower vase, with a tall central neck, decorated with flower heads and a leaf scroll, 19th century, 26.5cm.

A Chinese ruby backed flared bowl, the interior decorated in blue and iron red with shou characters and a formal flower scroll, the exterior with four panels of vases and flowers and scrolls, four character hall mark for the hall of cultivation and virtue, 19th century, 15cm. Cased.

An English Porcelain Vase, possibly Derby, circa 1800, flared with a pair of double scroll handles at each upturned end, one side painted with a cluster of full-blown flowers, pseudo Chinese vessel painted in puce enamel, {14cm} (rubbing to gilding).

A Pair of Chinese Enamelled Porcelain Circular Plates, Qianlong, circa 1740, each of circular shape, the central reserve painted with butterflies alighting on pink peonies, within a floret and lozenge diapered cavetto, the border with four lotus, pomegranate and finger citron sprays, C scroll borders in iron red, {39cm diameter} .

A Chinese "Famille Verte" Enamelled Porcelain Circular Plate, Kangxi period, 1662-1722, the central reserve painted with a lotus within a roundel of orange, blue and yellow flowerheads, the border with twelve half florets opposed to ogival arches, Koro mark in underglaze blue within a double concentric circle, {22.5cm diameter}; and Two Similar "Famille Rose" Porcelain Circular Plates, Qianlong, each centrally painted with a blossoming peony within pomegranate outline borders enriched with further peonies and C scroll repeat motifs, circa 1750, {32.7cm diameter} (3).

A Chinese blue and white baluster vase, painted with long life symbols within palmette and scroll borders, 43cm high.

An unusual George III silver cruet stand, the central spiral twist handle with loop knop, fitted with ten cut glass bottles, each with titled silver cover, including 'chian pepper' and 'lemon pick', within round holders, pierced with Chinese style fretwork, one with a scroll cartouche, with armorial, the border with pierced roundels, as recesses for the covers, on five lion paw feet, 19.5cm high (7 3/4"), London 1762 by Edward Aldridge

A Chinese ebonized stand, the rectangular petal carved edge top above a pierced apron carved with dragons chasing a pearl on leaf carved scroll legs, 3ft 2in (96.5cm).

Three Chinese silver coloured metal and hardstone talisman scroll cases, each foliate relief decorated with cylindrical insert and suspended from a chain, 6.7cm and smaller, (3).

A Chinese silver coloured metal filigree rectangular card case, finely decorated with concentric scroll borders, 11.3cm, cased.

A CHINESE HARDWOOD ALTAR TABLE scroll ends and stylised panel supports, 62" wide and 33" high.

A LARGE CHINESE CORAL ENAMEL AND GILT JARDINIERE with turquoise interior and allover foliate and classical scroll decoration, 25" diameter and 19" high.

A Minton "Chinese Marine" series meat dish, with gadrooned rim, printed in blue with a typical chinoiserie scene within the usual floral scroll border, length 51.9cm, printed mark with cursive initial M, circa 1825-35.

A Staffordshire redware pottery bullet-shape punch pot, sprigged en rocaille with two panels of a Chinese figure within C-scroll foliate borders, 17cm high, circa 1760 (traces of old lacquer or varnish)

A Chinese famille-rose plate, decorated with birds in branches issuing from pierced rockwork on a scroll against a bianco sopra bianco floral ground scattered with precious objects, 35cm, Qianlong; a Chinese Imari dish, 18th century, both damaged.

A 17th century Chinese black lacquer cabinet with ornate shaped and engraved brass strap hinges, mounts, escutcheon and carrying handles, decorated in gilt with bamboo, egrets and pavilions by a lake, the red lacquer finish interior now fitted one shelf, 34.5ins wide x 22. 5ins deep x 29.5ins high, mounted on late 19th/early 20th Century carved giltwood stand of 17th Century design, the deep apron and sides boldly fretted and carved with a standing figure of putti, leaf scroll and floral swags, on bold cabriole legs with V-scroll and floral ornament and scroll toes, 62ins high overall (stand somewhat knocked and chipped, with two pieces of apron loose)

A Mason's Ironstone canted rectangular meat dish, printed in underglaze blue with a Chinese landscape on a scroll, amidst flowers and leaves, and picked out in coloured enamels, the rim with flowers and emblems, 42cm wide (16.5"), printed mark in blue, circa 1820

A Wedgwood pearlware plate, printed in underglaze blue with Chinese scenery, within a flower and 'C' scroll border, 20.5cm diameter (78"), impressed mark, circa 1815, and a Davenport lozenge shaped dish, printed in blue with the Chinoiserie Ruins pattern, (rim chips)

A Flight, Barr and Barr coffee can, with angular loop handle, richly decorated in Imari style with a Chinese figure in a garden, beneath an iron red and gilt scroll band, 6.5cm high (2.5"), impressed mark

A Bow plate, painted in underglaze blue with flowering branches and rockwork, in Chinese style, within a scroll shaped panel, and with flowers and emblems, the rim with a flower panelled diaper band, 22. 2cm diameter (8.75"), circa 1756-58 (some staining)

A Bow canted rectangular dish, painted in underglaze blue with bamboo, peony and rockwork, in Chinese style, within a scroll panelled diaper border, 26.5cm wide (10.5"), decorators numeral 15, (some restoration)

A Lowestoft teabowl, painted in underglaze blue with a fence, bamboo and flowering branches, in Chinese style, the interior with a diaper band, decorator's numeral 3, circa 1780, and a Lowestoft saucer, painted in blue with a Chinese landscape, circa 1780-85 (some damage) A Lowestoft baluster shaped cream jug, with 'S' scroll handle, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, beneath an iron red looped band, 7.6cm high (3"), circa 1785 (crack)

A Bow coffee cup, with unusual moulded scroll handle, painted in underglaze blue with a boat in full sail, in a Chinese river landscape, 5.5cm high (2 1/8"), circa 1758-60 (faint crack)

A Chinese Canton rouleau vase, with two mask and ring handles, decorated with panels of figures, birds and butterflies, on a flower and leaf scroll ground, 31.5cm high (12.5"), (crack)

18th Century Chinese export famille rose octagonal tureen and cover with rabbit's head handles, the scroll knop repaired, Chien Lung period, 33cm

A Chinese Canton enamel porcelain vase, Qing dynasty, mid 19th century, of gu form, decorated with panels of ladies on terraces and children within gilt key fret borders and scroll borders respectively and surrounded by flowers and Buddhist symbols, 13.5" high

A Staffordshire 3.5in. cottage pattern money box; a white china chalice pattern cup with raised figure decoration and scroll handle; and a modern Chinese circular rice bowl and cover. (3)

A Chinese blue and white exportware meat dish, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong (1736-1795), of shaped oval form, painted with an exotic bird, pine and peony amongst pierced rocks and fences, within a scroll and Precious Object border, 38cm, frits to rim

A Chinese blue and white exportware meat dish, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-1795), of lozenge form, painted with a dragonfly and willow tree within an elaborate scroll border, 33.5cm, frits to rim; together with a canted rectangular blue and white meat dish, painted with pagodas upon islands, 41cm, damaged and repaired

A Chinese 'famille-rose' exportware part tea and coffee service, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-1795), each piece painted with figures at a table within floral sprays and scroll borders, comprising: a teapot and cover, a sparrow-beak milk jug and four cups, some chips and cracks, cover to jug missing

A W Barker & Son Pearl China 'Chinese Scroll' pattern part dinner service, each piece printed and coloured with a chinoiserie pattern of a vase of flowers within a fenced garden, comprising: a tureen, cover and stand, two sauce tureens, covers, stands and ladles, two vegetable dishes and covers, an oval dish, seven oval meat dishes in sizes, thirty-nine plates in three sizes and eight soup plates, impressed and printed marks, some damage

A 19th century Chinese cabinet, with numerous small drawers and cupboards, all with mother-of-pearl inlay of figures in landscapes, birds, flowers and motifs, on front scroll feet, 115cm

An 18th Century Chinese export part tea service, painted with a Chinaman before an altar within a gilt and iron red scroll ground surmounted by a coronet, comprising globular teapot and cover, baluster tea caddy and cover, milk jug, a pair of coffee cups and four tea bowls.

A Chinese padouk low stand, the faded top on scroll end supports, 22in (56cm) wide.

Two 19th century Chinese scroll paintings, one painted with the Gods of good fortune on the side of a mountainous island, signed, approximately 83 x 57cm and another painted with seven lohans standing below two figures relaxing in the sky with a dragon and flames about them, 124 x 49cm (2)

A Chinese blue and white dragon and phoenix dish, the reverse decorated with a continuous lotus scroll, Wanli, six character mark, 28.5cm.

Two Chinese blue and white Plates with incised scroll design and hatched border, 11in and 9in, A/F

A Chinese blue and white porcelain circular chamber pot and domed cover with moulded basket work borders, decorated with pagodas, trees and figures on a lake, moulded scroll handle, 8.5ins diameter x 7. 25ins high (Qianlong period - lid not particularly good fit)

A. Ranby (?) - Still life - Chinese vase and basket of white and blue lilac on a table, canvas 24ins x 36ins, indistinctly signed in black, in gilt moulded leaf scroll frame

A rare George II, mounted Chinese famille rose porcelain mug, (probably originally a Qianlong brush pot) with rich polychromed geometric patterns and an upper and lower frieze of repeating trefid shaped lappets and a leaf capped double scroll handle, inscribed around the rim "From Brice Fisher to Henry Earl of Lincoln 1753", unmarked c.1753 (minor chips to enamel), 5.25" (13. 3cm) high.

A Late 18th Century Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Rose Teapot and Cover, of compressed spherical form, painted to the front and reverse with Manchu families on verandas, in typical vivid enamel colours enriched in gilt, against pink scale scroll reserved grounds, the domed cover with pear shaped knop, bearing old label "Simmons, 8 New Oxford Street", circa 1780, (16cm high) (gilding badly rubbed); and Another, similar (cover badly chipped, small chip to spout, hairline crack in handle)

A Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Square Tray, Qianlong, with central lotus roundel within repeat flowers and dense tendrils against a turquoise ground, ogee shaped border, floret border to the underside, on scroll pierced angled bracket feet, circa 1750-80, (22.5cm) (one corner bent, numerous sections of enamel loss)

A Mid 19th Century Chinese Export Black Lacquer Tea Chest, rectangular, each panel painted with mandarin figures gathered in a palace complex within a scroll frame and foliate ground with butterflies in tones of gilt, side carrying handles, internally with pewter hinged lidded single container, the lid with turned ivory mushroom handle, and engraved with three Daoist gods, (20.5cm high, 35cm wide)

A Chinese Bronze Two-Handled Pedestal Vase, late Yuan or early Ming Dynasty, the flared neck with four pointed leaf tips over a band of taotie masks, with mask and scroll shoulder handles, the compressed spherical body on a short swept circular foot ring with a further band of taotie masks, (28cm)

A Newhall Porcelain Shallow Saucer Dish, printed and painted in famille rose style with a Manchu family within pink trellis scroll and landscape vignette borders, (19cm diameter); A Caughley Porcelain Blue and White Transfer Printed Custard Cup, in Willow pattern, printed S mark in underglaze blue, (5cm) (rim chip); A Derby Porcelain Inkwell, of two-handled campana urn form, decorated in "Imari" pattern, painted crown, crossed batons, D and dots in red, circa 1810, (8.7cm high) (liner and lid missing); and A Late 18th Century Chinese Famille Rose Sugar Bowl, painted with panels of Manchu family groups on verandas against a pink scale ground, (14cm diameter) (4)

A Chinese scroll portraying ancestors within an interior, gouache on paper, laid on fabric, 157x110cm.

An 18th Century Chinese export porcelain tea caddy and cover, of baluster form, painted to either side with an armorial within foliate borders and scroll moulding to the foot, 13cm high, together with sundry Chinese export cups, saucers and teabowls, also some English examples. (a lot)