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A Chinese Scroll Painting By Ni Zan Yuan Dynasty. 25 7/8" x 14 1/8" (66cm x 36cm)

19th Century Chinese Qing dynasty lacquered cabinet, of large proportions, the rectangular detachable upper section with twin cupboard doors painted with figures in a landscape within foliate scroll border enclosing roundels of Chinese year animals, over further conforming cupboard doors with brass escutcheon enclosing shelved interior and two drawers to the base, with panelled sides, raised on stile supports, 121cm x 52cm x 238cm high overall

A 19th century Chinese cast brass circular mirror, embossed with various objects within a scroll work border. H.16 W.16cm D.1cm

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY ANGLO CHINESE HARDWOOD SIDE CHAIR the circular panelled seat with scroll and rosette carved shaped apron beneath a plain angular open back with shaped top rail and moonstone set pierced centre splat; raised on Gillow's style turned and reeded tapering legs.42cm diameter 90cm high

A Chinese gilt bronze flattened ovoid vase, scroll handles to shoulders, shaped base, 23cm high, 19th century

A Chinese Collector's chest of nine drawers, variable size, with fielded panel drawer fronts and sides, with mahogany stain finish, and raised on small square scroll feet, 32cm wide x 16cm deep x 35.5cm high.

A Chinese hardwood stool, with pierced foliate and scroll stretchers, raised on square legs, 35cm wide.

A Chinese elm and red lacquered bench, with scroll carving, raised on turned legs, 120cm wide.

A collection of four Chinese carved wood vase stands, comprising; an unusual circular stand with radial lobed gallery raised on five scroll legs, internal diameter 14cm, a trefoil shaped example, 24cm wide overall, a square section stand with circular vase plinth, internal diameter 17.5cm, a circular stand, internal diameter 20.5cm, and a smaller stand for supporting a group, 13.5cm wide (5)Condition report; Square section stand - two galleries to the base are later replacements. Radial example - One foot with glued repair. Circular stand - splitting can be seen. All with surface staining, scratches and blemishes commensurate with age. 

An attractive pair of Chinese cobalt blue cloisonné Vases, each with multiple scroll design, 24cms (9 1/2"), a similar dragon Vase, 23cms (9 1/4"), and a similar Jar and cover, 19cms (7 1/2"). (4)

Two Chinese Oriental scroll pictures, one of bamboo shoots and another of girl with tigers

A Chinese hardwood and rattan canework day bed, 20th century; the cleated rectangular top with panelled back and sides; the front, back and side rails with moulded lower edges; on shaped legs descending to scroll carved feet; 79cm high overall; 199cm wide, 97cm deep

A Chinese silk scroll painting depicting a horse with script to bottom right and red seal mark, together with four others to include a pair of opposing tigers, a group of galloping horses, bees and grapes, each approx 140x56cm

A 1930s and later red painted and gilt decorated double door drinks cabinet, raised on scroll cabriole supports, decorated in the Chinese taste, width 98cm

Pair Chinese carved hardwood armchairs, the cresting rail and centre splat pierced and carved with roses and scrolling decoration, the arm supports with stylised flowers in a geometric shape, panelled seat over carved scroll apron and cabriole supportsDimensions: Height: 91cm  Length/Width: 58cm  Depth/Diameter: 50cm

A Chinese hardwood low table, early 20th Century, square section with inset pink marble top, scroll carved and fretwork frieze, block legs terminating in paw feet, 45cm high, 34cm square

China (19th century), Chinese scroll painting of a landscape and river scene, possibly Qing dynasty, 113cm x 38cm, framed

A lage pair of Chinese blue and white temple jars and covers, inverse baluster form, painted with foliate scroll and lotus flower design, relief moulded masks to the shoulders, between lappet and Key borders, 48cm high (2)

A Chinese polychrome ginger jar, probably Ming, painted with iron red peonies within a green foliate scroll ground, 16cm high

A Chinese silver censer of circular squat-bellied form, late Qing Dynasty/early Republic, the body with interlocked Tau engraving and panels of leafy scrolls, supported by "Foo-Dog" mask scroll supports, bearing an indistinct character mark to base. 6 ozt, 12 cm diameter x 11 cm high.Old repairs to the inside of the bowl, a small hole to the side wall of the censer small dents to the body of the vessel and also to the bottom of the feet.. I think this may have had a cover due to a inner rim but this could just be a constructional feature.The censer bears an indistinct mark to the bowl but has NOT been silver tested.

A Chinese gilt bronze Tang-style fighting tiger scroll weight set with polished hardstones, with an iron-loaded circular base, together with one similar unloaded example. 7.5 cm diameter x 9 cm overall height.Our client's Grandfather started the collection: Joseph Duncan Steel born in Southampton in 1910, he was a son of a White Star Line Captain. Engineer by trade hence his love of things well made but poet and historian by nature with an endless curiosity, all qualities which led to his passion for collecting in the 1950/60s, including the family car - a 1936 Rolls Royce! Father: Roberto Gnisci, born in Rome in 1942, was an engineer by profession, but purchased his first Roman coin at the age of 8 and continued to pursue his passion for collecting antiquities throughout his life, especially between 1970s to late 1990s.

A 19th century Chinese hardwood two-tier occasional table with pierced decoration to the frieze, on square supports with carved scroll feet, 42cm wide x 70cm high x 31cm deep.

A group of assorted decorative pictures and prints, including an abstract landscape after John Piper, on blue background; a Chinese scroll painting of a mountain landscape; an etching of a harbour view and others similar (12)

Chinese School, late 20th century scroll painting, 174cm long

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Huang Junbi 20th c. Dimensions: 53 1/2 x 16 7/8 inches (136cm x 43cm) Huang Junbi (1898-1991) In 1937, Huang Junbi served as a professor in the Art Department of National Central University, while Gu Mengyu assumed the presidency of Central University in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Zhang Daqian 20th c. Dimensions: 38 7/8 x 18 inches (99cm x 46cm) Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) A close friend of Gu Mengyu and a colleague at Nanjing Central University, where Gu Mengyu became the president in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Xu Beihong 20th c. Dimensions: 55 x 13 3/4 inches (140cm x 35cm)

A Chinese Scroll Calligraphy By Mi Fu Song Dynasty Dimensions: 52 3/4 x 16 7/8 inches (134cm x 43cm)

A Chinese Scroll Calligraphy By Jiang Jieshi 20th c. Dimensions: 37 3/8 x 16 1/2 inches (95cm x 42cm) Jiang Jieshi (1887-1975) This artwork was directly gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by Jiang Jieshi. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Xu Beihong 20th c. Dimensions: 38 1/2 x 18 7/8 inches (98cm x 48cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Zhang Daqian 20th c. Dimensions: 51 1/8 x 35 3/4 inches (130cm x 91cm) Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) A close friend of Gu Mengyu and a colleague at Nanjing Central University, where Gu Mengyu became the president in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Huang Binhong 20th c. Dimensions: 43 1/4 x 18 1/2 inches (110cm x 47cm) Huang Binhong (1865-1955) Through his association with Cai Yuanpei, Gu Mengyu had the opportunity to meet and know Huang Binhong. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By He Xiangning 20th c. Dimensions: 29 7/8 x 19 1/4 inches (76cm x 49cm) He Xiangning (1878-1972), a fellow military leader during the Northern Expedition, and Gu Mengyu had the opportunity to take a commemorative photograph together at Huangsha Station in Guangzhou. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Hand Scroll Painting By Xu Beihong 20th c. Dimensions: 143 1/4 x 16 1/2 inches (364cm x 42cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Huang Junbi 20th c. Dimensions: 41 5/8 x 17 5/8 inches (106cm x 45cm) Huang Junbi (1898-1991) In 1937, Huang Junbi served as a professor in the Art Department of National Central University, while Gu Mengyu assumed the presidency of Central University in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Zhang Daqian 20th c. Dimensions: 44 3/8 x 17 1/4 inches (113cm x 44cm) Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) A close friend of Gu Mengyu and a colleague at Nanjing Central University, where Gu Mengyu became the president in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Huang Binhong 20th c. Dimensions: 45 5/8 x 13 3/4 inches (116cm x 35cm) Huang Binhong (1865-1955) Through his association with Cai Yuanpei, Gu Mengyu had the opportunity to meet and know Huang Binhong. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Xu Beihong 20th c. Dimensions: 35 3/4 x 21 1/4 inches (91cm x 54cm) Xu Beihong (1895-1953) A close friend of Gu Mengyu. In 1917, he went to Tokyo, Japan to study fine arts. After returning to China, he was invited by Cai Yuanpei to serve as a mentor in the "Painting Research Association" at Peking University, where he became acquainted with Gu Mengyu, who was a professor of German and economics and also the Dean of Academic Affairs at "Peking University". Xu Beihong and Gu Mengyu were colleagues at Nanjing Central University, where Gu Mengyu became the president in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Hand Scroll Painting By Zhang Daqian 20th c. Dimensions: 93 1/4 x 11 3/4 inches (237cm x 30cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Zhao Boju Song Dynasty Dimensions: 53 1/2 x 26 3/4 inches (136cm x 68cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Zhou Fang Tang Dynasty Dimensions: 35 x 20 3/8 inches (89cm x 52cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Jin Tingbiao Qing Dynasty Dimensions: 32 1/4 x 20 3/8 inches (82cm x 52cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Wu Hufan 20th c. Dimensions: 37 3/8 x 18 inches (95cm x 46cm) Wu Hufan established the "Yiyuan Painting Research Institute" in Shanghai in 1928, and it was during this period that he formed a friendship with Gu Mengyu. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Wu Zheng 20th c. Dimensions: 43 1/4 x 20 3/4 inches (110cm x 53cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Wu Hufan 20th c. Dimensions: 50 3/8 x 13 3/8 inches (128cm x 34cm) Wu Hufan established the "Yiyuan Painting Research Institute" in Shanghai in 1928, and it was during this period that he formed a friendship with Gu Mengyu. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Xu Beihong 20th c. Dimensions: 38 1/8 x 25 7/8 inches (97cm x 66cm) Xu Beihong (1895-1953) A close friend of Gu Mengyu. In 1917, he went to Tokyo, Japan to study fine arts. After returning to China, he was invited by Cai Yuanpei to serve as a mentor in the "Painting Research Association" at Peking University, where he became acquainted with Gu Mengyu, who was a professor of German and economics and also the Dean of Academic Affairs at "Peking University". Xu Beihong and Gu Mengyu were colleagues at Nanjing Central University, where Gu Mengyu became the president in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Calligraphy By Song Huizong Song Dynasty Dimensions: 47 1/8 x 13 3/4 inches (120cm x 35cm)

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Qi Baishi 20th c. Dimensions: 40 1/8 x 14 1/2 inches (102cm x 37cm) Qi Baishi (1863-1957) A close friend of Gu Mengyu, Qi Baishi traveled to Beijing in 1917 to avoid disturbances caused by bandits. There, he met Gu Mengyu, who was a professor of German and economics at "Peking University" and also held the position of Dean of Academic Affairs. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Xie Zhiliu 20th c. Dimensions: 33 x 18 inches (84cm x 46cm) Xie Zhiliu (1910-1997) Xie Zhiliu became a professor in the Art Department of Central University in 1943, while Gu Mengyu became the president of Central University in August 1941. Gu Mengyu was a prominent Chinese politician and educator during the era of the Republic of China. He played a significant role as one of the central figures in the reorganization faction led by Chen Gongbo within the left wing of the Kuomintang. He held several important positions, including Minister of Railway and Minister of Transportation in the Nationalist Government. The items being auctioned from Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal collection have been graciously provided by the descendants of Ms. Wei Zengying's sister. Some of these items come with a collection box, adorned with Mr. Gu Mengyu's personal seal, which he used to mark his signature during the time of his collection. Alongside them are various scattered collectibles, including a selection of early photographs depicting Gu Mengyu's life, all carefully preserved within a weathered, large wooden box. Additionally, there are exquisite calligraphy and painting works gifted to Mr. Gu Mengyu by renowned modern artists. In addition, the consignor of these collectibles has provided a treasured family album, brimming with captivating tales about the lives of both Mr. Gu Mengyu and Ms. Wei Zengying.

A Chinese Scroll Painting By Qi Baishi 20th c. Dimensions: 53 1/2 x 13 3/8 inches (136cm x 34cm)

GEORGE III GOLD SCISSOR CASE WITH ASSOCIATED PAIR STEEL SCISSORS, London c. 1760, chased with C-scroll cartouches centred with Chinese figures and flowers sprays, case weight 16.5gms (2), case 9cms longProvenance: Albert Marber (1900-1960) thence by descent; private collection North Wales.Comments: rim repaired, tip with small split.

Chinese school mid 20th century various artworks, being a pair of lithograph social scenes, each 27 x 21cm and a silk embroidered scroll of song birds in blossom trees, 112 x 40cm

* Jade. A Chinese pen or brush rest, scroll wood inset with a carved jade panel showing three exotic birds amongst foliage, 13 cm longQTY: (1)

Chinese Gilt Bronze Gu Shaped Vase on Scroll Feet; together with a Japanese mixed metal vase and two others

An antique Chinese porcelain vase of waisted cylindrical form with all-over hand painted blue decoration depicting flowers and symbols on a scroll ground - six character mark to base - a/f

A Chinese watercolour scroll painting, in the manner of Chang Dai-Chien, signed and stamped, scroll width 72cm

A CHINESE INK AND COLOUR ON PAPER, AFTER LI KUCHAN (1899-1983). Featuring two eagles in landscape scene with calligraphy dated, 1921/81. Mounted in scroll with wooden handles. Artwork size 111cm x 55cmFoxing spots in areas. Artwork paper in good overall condition. Scroll mount with some losses to left side.

TWO 20TH CENTURY CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK BLACK-GROUND WOMAN'S ROBES. The first of tunic form, in silk and rayon, embroidered in coloured silk and gold threads with flowers and butterflies, within ivory coloured ruyi-shaped borders edged in red trim, with red scroll edged toggles, 79cm long, the second embroidered in coloured silks with ladies, rabbits and flowers amongst rockwork, flowers and terracing, with fruits, flowers and insects, within ivory coloured ruyi-shaped floral borders, with brown silk toggles, 101cm longThe first (tunic): with some small tears ivory edging to the collar, sleeve and edges, some small areas of loose/pulled threads and gilt thread, small losses. The second robe - with small areas of loose threads, including a few ivory edged panels, some old repairs to the ruyi edged panels.

AN EXTREMELY LARGE CHINESE SHIWAN POTTERY VASE, 20TH CENTURY. Of baluster form with scroll handles at the shoulder, covered in a lustrous flambé type glaze. 104cm tallOne filled chip repair to rim approx. 6cm. No other signs of repair. No cracks.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD LOW TABLE. Scroll ended, with moulded top and pierced ball and strapwork frieze, joined by stretchers, H31.5cm x W86cm x D44cmCracked and repaired to legs and reglued at joints and stretchers, some losses to pierced frieze and old repairs and cracking to frieze, some typical wear and scuffing to legs and stretchers, the top is in good order.