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CHINESE; a scroll painting Chun hui (Spring Glory), rocky landscape with waterfall, watercolour on silk, signed and sealed Ya She, 19th century, 58.75in x 28.75in.

A CHINESE 19TH-CENTURY CRACKLEWARE DISH decorated in the Cantonese famille rose style with three panels of peonies and butterflies on a scroll-decorated ground, 34.5cm, (13.5in) diameter

A Chinese export tankard decorated in underglaze blue with scale and cloud scroll borders, the sides with c scroll panels enclosing flowers and the arms of LASCELLS, 12cm high, Qianlong, (minor chips and crack to base of handle)

A pair of Chinese famille-rose ovoid flattened baluster vases and covers, the slender necks applied with vines and squirrels, the sides decorated with panels of figures on a gilt flower scroll ground, diaper border to the flared base, the covers with Dog of Fo finials, 36cm high, Qianlong, (gilding rubbed and one with firing crack)

A 19TH-CENTURY SAMSON OF PARIS PORCELAIN VASE AND COVER of oriental meiping form, decorated in the Chinese export manner with an armorial and floral sprays in polychrome famille rose style enamels, within bianco-sopra- bianco linear scroll borders, the domed cover inscribed within a cartouche MD/ LOWESTOFT/ 1795, and having a gilt Kylin finial, pseudo-Chinese seal mark in iron red, 23cm, (9.2in) high

A small 19th century Chinese porcelain wine jug, in a late 17th century style, decorated famille verte enamels of landscapes, in shaped panels to a scale ground interspersed with Katherine wheels, scroll spout, cover and handle. 8.25in. (21cm.). See lot 100 for illustration.

A carved ivory figure, possibly Shau Xing, Chinese, 18th century, the seated sage holding a scroll in his right hand, black details, 2.75"

A gilt brass table compass, English late 19th century, set on a circular base, supporting 'S' scroll brackets, the compass rose printed in black on a white ground, together with a Chinese compass, set in a circular board with bands of script.

An unusual George III tea caddy of square form with engraved acanthus scroll borders and fluted bar work sides, also engraved on three sides with pseudo Chinese motifs and engraved with crest and shield to front, the hinged cover with twig and leaf finial, 3.75in. (9.5cm), by John Wakelin and William Taylor, London 1776. See lot 1684 for illustration.

Real ironstone china dinner service, probably Ashworth's, circa 1830, each piece printed in puce and over enamelled in dark green, apple green, yellow, iron red, colbalt blue and puce, with Chinese river landscape scenes within foliate scroll and diaper pattern borders, comprising: 21 inch meat platter, hair crack, a 2 handled soup tureen and cover, 2 handled vegetable tureen and cover, chip to handle, a sauce tureen cover and stand, slight chips to base and hair crack to stand, 13 inch platter, 8 dinner plates, 4 badly damaged, 16.5cm diameter, 4 soup plates, 1 slightly chipped, 26.5cm wide and 6 dessert plates, 1 with large chunk lacking, 24cm diameter (27).

Chinese greenware bowl, 11th/12th century, of shallow form decorated to the interior with a Chinese character within incised scroll borders, on an unglazed circular foot rim, 24.2cm diameter.

18th century Chinese mottled pink soapstone figure of the immortal Chan Kuo Lao, depicted in typical pose holding a scroll, his flowing robes engraved with ho-ho mon, scrolling foliage and flowers and highlighted in gilt with remnants of painted decoration to his head dress and scroll, standing on a black stone elongated hexagonal section pedestal, similarly engraved with foliate and scroll work panels, on 6 scrolled feet, total height 31.5cm, some chips, minor losses, and restorations.

A Chinese Export baluster shaped jug and a cover, with scroll handle, painted in pink monochrome with flowers and leaves, 15.2cm high (6") Qianlong (damage), a similarly decorated teapot and cover, and other items

A Chinese famille rose plate, painted with ribbon tied flowers and emblems, the pink and iron red scroll and diaper border with flowers and leaves, 22.ccm diameter (8 3/4"), Qianlong, and another, painted with flowers, with a brown and gilt prunus and cracked ice rim, 23cm diameter (9"), Qianlong

A Chinese Export teabowl and saucer, finely painted en grisaille with a crest and armorial, within a flower and scroll cartouche, and gilt spearhead border, Qianlong

A Chinese blue and white square canted tapering vase, with slender neck, finely painted with fruits and leaves, within peony and lotus scroll bands, the shoulder, foot and rim with ruyi head and scroll borders, 37.5 cm high (14 3/4"), Qianlong seal mark, and of the period ( rim chip glued back, and associated cracks)

A pearlware ovoid jug, with angular loop handle, boldly printed and painted with Chinese figures in a garden and at a window, and birds in a tree, beneath a flower and leaf scroll band, and brown line rim, 16.5cm high (6 1/2"), circa 1815-20 (some restoration to lip)

An important Caughley large lobed oval stand, with two entwined double loop handles, finely painted in underglaze blue with European and Chinese buildings, in a river landscape and birds in flight, within a crisply reeded band, the rim with a scroll, scale and diaper panelled band, and a pendant leaf moulded border, 45cm wide overall (18"), impressed Salopian mark, circa 1785

A rare Caughley canted rectangular dish, of shallow form, painted in underglaze blue with the Garden Table Group pattern, in Chinese style, within a butterfly, flower and scroll border, 23.5cm wide (9 1/2"), blue painted S mark, circa 1785

A Liverpool small oval sauceboat, with 'C' scroll handle, printed in underglaze blue with Chinese figures and river landscapes, on a flower and scale moulded ground, 14cm long (5 1/2"), circa 1780-85

A Worcester coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted in coloured enamels, probably in the London atelier of James Giles with Chinese figures on a terrace, on a flower panelled iron red scroll ground, 6. 5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1770

A Worcester coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted in coloured enamels with two Chinese figures on a terrace, on a flower and landscape panelled gilt scroll ground, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1770

A Keeling coffee cup, the ring handle with scroll thumb piece, printed in underglaze blue with a boat in a Chinese river landscape, the interior with a band of flowers and leaves, 65cm high (2 1/2")

A Chinese 'Famille-Rose' Enamelled Square Brushpot, mid 19th century, the rectangular sides painted with panels alternately filled with figures and with flowers within underglaze blue scroll frames; on matching pierced wood stand, iron red Qianlong mark, 16.8cm.

A Mason's Patent Ironstone China jug, possibly from the Ashworth period, of flattened ovoid shape with scroll-moulded handle, decorated with oval reserves of Chinese motifs surrounded by a cobalt blue ground gilded with leaves and flowerheads, all enamelled in colours, height 23.6cm, puce-printed crown and drape mark (with all lettering obliterated), circa 1840-70

A late George II oval cake basket with swing handle, the sides and foot pierced with bands of angular trellis with gadroon and shell chased borders, the bowl engraved with a flower, leaf and scroll cartouche and a parasol, the pierced handle with Chinese figural scroll supports, scratch weight beneath '45 18', London 1755 by Thomas Heming, 34cm long overall (13.5 in), 1362g (43.75 oz)

A late 19th century Chinese silver straight sided mug with a scroll handle and engraved with peony, and a baluster shaped mug with a loop handle, by Sunshing, 428g (13.75 oz)

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED WOOD ALTAR TABLE, the scroll end top above four drawers, four panels below, raised on moulded legs with shaped end brackets, approximately 66ins long.

A Chinese scroll painting, possibly by Chiang Pu, depicting birds and flowers, and two other scroll paintings of birds and flowers

A Worcester polychrome sauceboat, mid 18th Century in rococo style, painted with reserves of an oriental figure within scroll moulded borders, the rim with Chinese designs, painted red anchor mark to base, 18cm long.

A good pair of Chinese Canton famille rose cylindrical vases, decorated with panels of figures, flowers, birds and insects on a leaf scroll and gilded ground, 19th century, 37cm. (2)

A copper lustre disc shaped vase, with shaped neck and two scroll handles, printed to one side in puce with a clockface, the reverse printed and painted with figures in a garden, in Chinese style, 18cm high (7"), circa 1840

An early Coalport fluted round saucer dish, printed in underglaze blue with a Chinese river landscape, the flower, scroll and diaper border picked out in gilt, 22.2cm diameter (8.75"), circa 1800

A rare Staffordshire porcelain facetted large ovoid jug, with scroll handle, printed and painted in Chinese famille rose style with the Boy and the Butterfly pattern, beneath a simple iron red border, the handle picked out in puce, 16.5cm high (6.5"), circa 1810, probably New Hall.

A rare Baddeley-Littler teabowl and saucer, boldly painted in famille rose palette with a stooping Chinese figure and a child in a fenced garden, within a puce scroll and diaper panelled border, circa 1777-85

A Bow flared lobed oval sauceboat, with scroll handle, painted in underglaze blue with Chinese river landscapes, the interior with an emblem, within a flower panelled diaper band, 16cm long (6.25"), circa 1756 (base crack)

A Lowestoft coffee cup, with scroll handle, painted in underglaze blue with buildings, in a Chinese river landscape, the interior with a diaper band, 6.5cm high (2.5"), circa 1785

A Worcester globular teapot and cover, with loop handle and flower knop, painted in coloured enamels in the London atelier of James Giles, in Chinese Mandarin style, with figures on a terrace, on a flower panelled gilt scroll ground, 16.5cm high (6.5"), circa 1770-72 (knop associated, small chips to tip of spout)

A Worcester coffee cup, with notched loop handle, painted probably in the London atelier of James Giles, in famille rose palette with three figures in a garden, in Chinese style, the interior with an iron red and gilt scroll band, 6.5cm high (2.5"), circa 1768-70

A late 18th century Chinese tea pot, tea caddy and bowl, each painted with two reserves of an exotic bird in a garden, the blue and gilt scroll frames on an iron red oeil de perdrix ground (R) (5)

A Chinese carved hardwood stand, the shaped marble inset top above a pierced frieze of birds and foliage, on scroll legs with an 'X' stretcher, 15.25in (38.8cm) wide.

A Chinese painted panel, painted with a resonant image of a blue and white jardiniere decorated in Qianlong style with the eight Buddhist emblems, amidst abundant foliage, 82 by 29cm., 32.25 by 11.5in.; and a Chinese scroll painting on silk, 19th century, painted with a proud hawk perched on rockwork, three stanzas of calligraphy, mounted, 58 by 35cm., 23.5 by 13.75in., damage

A pair of large Chinese 'Famille Rose' jardinieres, 19th century, each painted on the exterior in a deep 'Famille-Rose' palette with two scaly dragons, one green, the other red, in pusuit of 'flaming pearls', writhinh amidst scrolling foliage, below bands of ruyi motifs and keyfret scroll, the lipped rim with a diaper design, the interior painted with six iron-red goldfish; both with a carved wood stand supported by tripod legs comprising a dragon head and a lion paw, diameter 41cm., 16in., one jardiniere restored

Minton Chinese Marine Series meat dish printed in dark grey/green with a typical Chinese scene within an open floral scroll printed border with gadrooned moulded and flower decoration, printed title cartouche with opaque China. Circa 1820-40, 17"

A Liverpool creamware blue and white mug, circa 1780, painted with a naive Chinese teahouse and pylon pattern, below a trellis diaper border, the handle with simple blue scroll, 5.5" high and another blue and white mug, possibly Liverpool, painted with a teahouse and weeping willow pattern, smudged, 5" high

A Chinese famille verte dish, painted with five figures beneath a tree encircled by a border of scroll work and flower heads, fungus mark, Kangxi 1662-1722, 35cm. Small rim chips and two 2cm. rim cracks.

A pair of Chinese blue and white armorial soup plates, decorated with the arms of Peers of Bavaria and Maraschel of Furez, within peony scroll and cell borders, c.1750, 22cm. (2) Both with hair cracks.

A Chinese armorial oval tureen and cover, with a scroll knop and animal side handle, 18th century, 32cm. long. (2) One handle lacking, the other repaired.

A large pair of Chinese famille rose quatrelobed vases and covers, with dog of Fo knops and animal mask lifts, each painted with panels of figures and with smaller shaped panels all on a gilt scroll work ground, Qianlong 1736-95, 65.5cm. (4) Body cracks.

A Chinese famille rose ovoid tea canister, with a scroll moulded foot, painted with butterfly, ladybird and flower sprays, mid 18th century. 10.5cm. Rim frits. See lot 327 for illustration.

A Chinese hardwood scroll top cabinet, with a drawer and two panelled doors, carved with key fret, brass handles, tapering feet, 75cm wide (30")

Four Chinese "Cadogan" Teapots, Canton, 19th century, variously decorated with butterflies, with figure scenes, vignettes of cockerels or with a formal lotus scroll design, (approx 15cm)

Four Chinese "Cadogan" Teapots, Canton, 19th century, variously decorated with butterflies in a celadon ground, with bird vignettes, with a yellow ground formal lotus scroll design or with Buddhistic lions in underglaze blue

A Chinese One Piece Carved Ivory Figure of a Seated Buddha, within a domed scroll pierced 'cage', circa 1890, (8.5cm high); and A Chinese Carved Ivory Group of Three Immortals, in Ming style, each standing figure holding an attribute of a peach, ruyi sceptre, and fly whisk respectively, a child at their feet clutching a bat, (7cm high, 8.5cm wide) (2)

A late 18th century Chinese famille rose bowl, the interior painted with swags of flowers suspended from rings on the wave scroll rim band, the exterior with flowers and butterflies, 29cm diameter (D)

A 20th century Chinese hardwood two tier table, the frieze with pierced scroll decoration

ORIENTAL CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART - A pair of Chinese blue and white bottle vases, well painted with prunus branches, chrysanthemums and birds in underglaze blue within flowerhead and scroll borders, 12.5in high, late 19th century

Two Chinese blanc de chine figures of Guanyin, each seated holding a scroll, 18cm, 19th century (chips)

Thirteen plates from a toy dinner service, printed in blue with a Chinese-style romantic scene within an open floral scroll border, comprising five dinner plates, diameter 9.4cm, five dessert plates, diameter 8.0cm, and three tea plates, diameter 6.8cm, all unmarked, circa 1835-60 (several with chips or cracks); also a matching tureen and sauceboat (both damaged)

A pair of Chinese 19th century incense stick holders, in the form of buddhistic lions on pierced plinths with yellow, green and brown glaze, 18cm high; also a globular Chinese quatrefoil section bulb pot with green glaze scroll decoration, 12cm high (3)