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Chinese hardwood end table, rectangular form fitted with double cupboard, enclosed by panelled doors, on scroll carved supports (W51cm, H56cm, D66cm); Chinese hardwood end table, rectangular form fitted with single drawer over under tier (W51cm, H56cm, D66cm)

A collection of continental and eastern jewellery to include; a yellow metal cockeral brooch: h. x 9cm, two metal glass beed set plaque style necklace, a white metal eastern chain link bracelet set two charms: d. x 8cm. a chinese silver belt buckle dragon panel, a gilt paste articulated bracelet, a yellow metal scroll brooch set green ceramic panels: l. x 8cm, a pair of three tier yellow metal chanalier style earrings: l. x 9cm etc (A lot) 

Assorted Chinese and Eastern Textiles, comprising embroidered silk sleeve bands and panels, Chinese paper scroll depicting a seated scholar with a yellow background,small painted silk panel,1 volume Sword and Blossom Poems from the Japanese, illustrated,straw work face screen appliqué with woven coloured straw blossom flower heads,two similar woven straw bags with geometric decoration and a plain example 41cm by 23cm, and a smaller example,(one box)Property of the Late Robert Bogdan, Aberdeenshire

FOUR CHINESE WHITE METAL SCROLL WEIGHTS, each with stamped mark to reverse, (4).

Seven 19th Century Chinese Gouache Paintings on Pith Paper, Framed, together with a Chinese Scroll Painting (8)In regards to the pictures: Dust and debris, foxing and discolouration, sporadic marks, cockling, creases and tears to paper (please see photos)Size for each picture including frame is 32.5cm by 24.5cm

A South-east Asian white metal filigree rectangular box, the hinged lid and sides with lattice and scroll panels, length 8.8cm, together with a Chinese plated oval box, embossed with dragons, vapours and shou medallion, length 7cm.

A Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt copper ewer, mark and period of Qianlong, the pear-form body decorated with blue, red, yellow, white and pink prunus on a 'cracked ice' turquoise ground, the neck with further prunus above a stiff leaf collar and band of ruyi heads, the gilt domed cover with Buddhistic lion knop finial, flanked by a gilt chimera mouth scroll spout and foliate capped scroll handle, incised four-character mark within double square to base, height 18.5cm. Note: for a similar Qianlong mark and period ewer with Buddhistic lion finial, see Lot 542, 'Imperial Pursuits: Treasures from the Palace Workshops' sale, 2nd May 2005, Sotheby's Hong Kong.

A Chinese hardwood armchair, late 19th/early 20th century, the shaped top rail above a carved and pierced circular panel splat back depicting a Buddhistic lion, eagle and deer within a bat and fruiting vine surround, each scroll arm with carved and pierced eternal knot panel above a panelled seat, on shouldered legs with claw and ball feet united by stretchers, height 102cm, width 69cm, depth 52.5cm.

An impressive Chinese cloisonné enamel and copper floor-standing censer and cover, mark of Qianlong but probably early 20th century, of large proportions, the swollen cylindrical body on three lion mask shouldered scroll legs terminating in paw feet, below a pair of pierced upright scroll handles and a domed cover with pierced panels and Buddhistic lion finial, decorated all-over with a polychrome design of lotus and scrolling tendrils on a black ground surrounding yellow and red shou medallions, bats and archaistic scroll bands, applied six-character mark plaque to rim, height 166cm (minor faults and losses).

A pair of Chinese hardwood rectangular two-tier stands, late 19th century, each inset with a rouge marble panel above a carved foliate frieze, pierced archaistic scroll apron and panelled undertier on tapering legs and paw feet, height 80.7cm, width 42cm, depth 31.5cm.

A Chinese famille verte porcelain vase, late 19th century, the baluster body and flared neck painted with dragons and peony on a black foliate scroll-filled green ground, height 46.2cm (rim damage, hairline crack and restoration).

A Chinese famille rose enamelled and calligraphic pea green ground porcelain wall vase, mark of Qianlong but modern, the body reserved with a gilt framed panel filled with five lines of black text and two red seals, the pea green ground filled with polychrome lotus and scrolling tendrils, with brown and gilt archaistic scroll handles and integral stand, gilt six-character mark to base, height 21.2cm.

A Chinese archaistic jade vase, Qing dynasty, the swollen cylindrical body and slightly flared narrow neck carved in low relief with bands of taotie and lappets, flanked by a pair of foliate scroll handles, the stone of celadon tone with darker brown inclusions, height 11.5cm, together with a Chinese jade carving of a Buddhistic lion, length 4.6cm, with carved and pierced hardwood stand, and a small jade tripod censer and cover, height 6cm, with wood stand.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, mark of Guangxu and possibly of the period, of hemispherical form, the exterior decorated with foliate scroll pendants, borders and bats, underglaze blue six-character mark to base, height 6.5cm, diameter 12.7cm.

A Chinese export silver bowl, late 19th/early 20th century, of lobed circular form, supported by three dragon scroll legs, maker's mark of Wang Hing & Co of Hong Kong, weight 538.3g, diameter 20.8cm, height 10.8cm.

A Chinese pale celadon/white jade plaque pendant, late 19th/20th century, one side carved in low relief with an elephant, the other with a boy within scroll borders, length 6.2cm, together with a carved and pierced celadon jade butterfly pendant, length 7.9cm, and a jade rectangular plaque, carved and pierced with peaches and leaves, length 4cm.

A Chinese hardwood stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the octagonal top inset with a rouge marble panel within a carved scroll and beaded border, above a carved and pierced fruiting vine apron, on lion mask shouldered legs united by an undertier, height 85cm, width of top 32cm, together with a smaller Chinese hardwood stand with inset rouge marble circular top, height 47.5cm.

A Chinese hardwood rectangular occasional table, late 19th century, the panelled top above a carved and pierced scroll apron, on turned legs united by stretchers, height 71.5cm, width 49.5cm, depth 36cm, together with two smaller Chinese hardwood interfitting occasional tables with carved and pierced prunus aprons, heights 52.5cm and 42.5cm, widths 39.5cm and 33.5cm.

A Chinese hardwood armchair, late 19th/early 20th century, the shaped top rail above a carved and pierced bat, shou medallion, fruiting vine, ruyi and deer splat back, flanked by a pair of scroll arms above a panelled seat on block legs united by stretchers, height 97cm, width 64cm, depth 47cm.

A Chinese archaistic blue glazed porcelain vase, probably late Qing dynasty, of rectangular baluster form with panelled sides below a flared neck with dragon scroll band, flanked by moulded mask and ring handles, on a rectangular base, incised lengthy text incorporating six-character mark of Xuande to base, height 34cm.

A Chinese wire inlaid brown patinated bronze tripod censer, 18th/19th century, the squat circular body inlaid with bamboo and trellis band, flanked by a pair of upright handles, raised on three scroll feet, inlaid shi shou two-character mark to base, weight 682g, height 10.6cm, rim diameter 11.8cm, together with carved and pierced hardwood cover and stand.

An early 20th Century Chinese republic hand painted scene on silk, signed by artist, pasted to scroll, picture size 84cm x 19cm, length of scroll 133cm. Slight splits and stains to areas, however generally okay, age related wear.

An 18th century Chinese porcelain punch bowl, hand-painted with panels depicting domestic scenes within scroll borders, picked out in gilt, 28cm diameter, c. 1770 (faults)

A Chinese export-ware jade libation vessel on stand, C-scroll handle, the hardwood stand pierced with floral motifs and standing on four feet, 10.5cm high overall

A Chinese hardwood low kang table, rectangular panelled top, pierced scroll frieze, shaped legs, 28cm high, 51cm wide, 33cm deep, c.1900

A Chinese silver pedestal trophy, Snooker Championship Hong Kong, RAOB Club 1934, A Johns, engraved to verso with a crane and prunus tree, flying scroll handles, knopped pillar, domed foot, 22.5cm high, character mark, 308g

A James II style silver pot bellied mug, engraved in the chinoiserie taste with a Chinese ho-ho bird, flowers and stylised trees, reeded scroll handle, 9.5cm high, Birmingham 1986, 192g

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BOTTLE VASEGuangxu mark and period Painted in underglaze- blue with cloud scrolls between ruyi, wave, scroll and key-fret borders, Allen Collection paper label, 35cm highProvenanceSotheby's London, 09 November 2005, lot 420Condition reportThere is an area of underglaze  bluish green paint to the lower body, approx. 2cm by 1cm. Otherwise in good condition

A CHINESE HANGING SCROLL PAINTING (4)Ink and colour on paper Painted with an extensive mountainous landscape with bamboo, signed, 78cm by 36cm; also a scroll painting on cloth of a man on a boat in river landscape, 63cm by 22cm, and two Japanese woodblock prints after Utamaro and HokusaiHanging scroll painting on paper- some staining and markings to the paper.Scroll painting on cloth- some discolouration to the cloth. Torn through between top of painting and the border, so in two pieces.Japanese prints- both discoloured

A CHINESE CELADON-GLAZE TWO-HANDLED VASE (2)Blue Qianlong seal mark but probably later The compressed body and waisted neck decorated with repeated rows of combed design, flanked by a pair of openwork leaf scroll handles, covered in a pale sea- green glaze, 33.5cm high, with fitted caseOverall in good condition

Three purses or bags, comprising a leather sporran shaped bag the front with leaf scroll silver mount centred by a hat and other emblems, possibly Chinese, mounted on chains to a continental chatelaine form hook, bag 14 x 13.5cms max., excluding chains, and two floral decorated draw string bead work bags, 22 and 11cms.      (3)

A Chinese blue & white porcelain Ming style jar and coverUnmarked, probably late 19th / early 20th century, of ovoid form, painted with lotus scroll decoration between ruyi and lappet borders, cover possibly matched, 9in. (22.9cm.) diameter, 9in. (22.9cm.) high.

A Chinese famille rose vase converted to a lamphaving applied gilt lizards and reserves of figures in exterior & interior settings, alternating with reserves of birds & insects, against floral and foliate scroll ground, 31cm. high. (not drilled)

A pair of Chinese famille rose vaseshaving applied gilt lizards, and twin creature handles, reserves of figures in exterior & interior settings, alternating with reserves of birds & insects, against floral and foliate scroll ground, 35.6cm. high (2)

A Chinese blue & white porcelain Ming style jar and coverunmarked, probably late 19th / early 20th century, of ovoid form, painted with lotus scroll decoration between ruyi and lappet borders, cover , possibly matched, 7óin (19.8cm.) diameter, 8«in. (21.6cm.) high.

A group of Chinese scroll paintingsLikely 19th Century, Soldiers on Horseback, signed with seal marks and extensively inscribed, two long 38.7 x 136cm. and three short 34.5 x 43cm.

A Chinese blue and white baluster vase, late Qing DynastyWith pierced scroll handles, decorated with a peacock perched on a rock amid flowering plants.42.5cm high

A large Chinese silver-inlaid bronze figure of Guanyin, Qing DynastyModelled standing on top of a dragon, she wears flowing robes and holds a scroll, her bead necklace is picked out in silver, with further silver inlay to her robes and a four-character seal script mark reading Yu Tang Shi Sou.55cm highCondition:Good overall condition with some signs of age.  Right hand joint is a little loose.  Surface patina is dark brown and the silver inlay is visible but typically dulled.

Chinese school, 18th/19th century Mountain landscape, ink and wash on hand scroll, signed with two seals of the artist. 127cm x 40cmChinese school, 19th/20th century Warrior or guardian figure, ink and colour on hand scroll, one seal of the artist. 140cm x 54cm Condition:Fading to surface in places. General discolouration and light foxing. Crease marks throughout.

A Chinese cinnabar lacquer censer and cover, Qing DynastyOf ovoid form raised on four dragon scroll supports, the domed cover surmounted by a bird, the whole carved in relief with dragons amid rocks and flowering plants.36cm highProvenance:Private Cheshire collection, the property of a gentleman.Condition:Bird finial has been reglued and also has a chip to beak and crest, losses to lacquer on legs and one wing missing. Censer has small chip to rim, some minor flaking inside the rim and a crack to one side.

Three Chinese carved wood figures of Luohan, Qing Dynasty The first modelled standing and holding a scroll, 31cm high, the second an emaciated figure sitting on a rocky outcrop, he holds a string of beads around his neck, 24cm high, the third modelled standing on a large knotty root, 38cm high (one leg missing) (3)

A Chinese lacquered softwood calligraphy tableLate Qing Dynasty, the moulded top above three frieze drawers, raised on scroll supports with chilong spandrels.91cm wide x 20.5cm deep x 29cm high

A Chinese famille rose vase, 19th centuryOf baluster form and decorated in colours with the immortals Fu, Lu and Shou, one holding a scroll reading 'God's Blessing', accompanied by boys and bats beside a pine tree, with associated carved hardwood cover and stand.25cm high (38cm with stand and cover) (reduced at neck)Footnote:This vase was most likely originally of yenyen form.Condition:Large chip to mouth and reduced neck, some firing cracks to the underside of the base. See images

Chinese bronze scroll weight, cast as a water buffalo ridden by an acrobatic boy, height 7cm (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please ask for one and it will be provided in writing).

Chinese soapstone bowl, of cup-form, raised on four stilt feet, on wooden stand 13cm diam. and a late 19th century Chinese Wucai crackle glazed oviform vase, with 'bronzed' scroll handles and borders, painted with warriors, seal mark to base, 36.5cm high

Chinese carved muttonfat jade tablet of cloud scroll shape and all scroll engraved, characters to reverse, 8.5cm wide x 7cm high and the boxwood stand and two various Chinese hardwood stands (3)  Condition Report Light surface marks. Tiny nibbles to the edges. General wear and tear.

Two modern Chinese porcelain figures of deities - late 20th century, in famille rose enamels, the larger 37cm high.* The figure holding the scroll has a small glued repair to the front corner of the scroll, below the left hand. Minor gilt wear. No other faults. The seated figure is in very good condition, with no faults.

A Chinese scroll depicting bamboo growing by rocks, inscribed and with red seal marks.   65 x 35cms.

A Chinese scroll depicting goldfish swimming below flowering camelias, inscribed to one side and with a red seal mark.   130 x 64cms

A Chinese hard wood table, cylindrical bars raised above the rectangular top at the narrow ends above a pierced and carved apron further scroll carving forming the feet. W 122 x D 37 x H 84cms

China.A late nineteenth or early-twentieth-century Chinese silver two-handle trophy cup, with scroll-capped sweeping handles, baluster waisted stem, atop a stepped spreading foot, with presentation inscription in Chinese characters, possibly referring to "Swire Charity", and "Xiao Zongjuan", the foot rim with Chinese character mark, circa 1900-40, height 28.5cm, weight 626g/20.12ozt approx

A set of Chinese gilt-bronze harness ornaments, Liao Dynasty (907-1125), comprising: eighteen rectangular plaques and one buckle, each rectangular plaque cast in openwork with floral scroll and the buckle with the design of beast mask, approximately 3.8cm x 1.8cm (19)Provenance: Collected by the current owner on the UK market in the 1980's or early 1990's Please note this lot is to be offered without reserve.遼 銅鎏金花卉及獸面紋馬飾一組十九件拍品來源：英國紳士私人收藏，購自上世紀八十至九十年代  Condition Report: erosion and wear to the surface commensurate with agefive rectangular palques with the pin attachments brokenCondition Report Disclaimer

A Chinese blue and white vase, late 19th century, painted with figures playing a game around a table, 33cm high and a Chinese blue and white vase and cover, late 19th century, painted with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, 36cm high (2) 晚清 青花人物紋瓶及青花花卉紋瓶共兩件 Condition Report: the figural vase with extensive repairs cracks and restorationthe scroll and flower vase with cracks to both the cover and the body and base Condition Report Disclaimer

A Chinese Export large dish, Qianlong, painted to the centre in iron-red tones, green and black with a landscape with central raised pagoda and all above a travelling scholar on a donkey and attendant below, the well in blue enamel with scrolling foliage bordered by complex bianco-sopra-bianco band enclose by a pink and gilt leaf and scroll outer border, brown line rim, 37.3cm diameter 清乾隆 青花台閣圖大盤 Condition Report: minor wearCondition Report Disclaimer

A large Chinese painted Cizhou jar, Ming Dynasty, 14th/15th century, the broad-shouldered jar decorated in brown and reddish-rust on a white slip with three shaped panels enclosing a scholar in a garden, a crane standing amidst grasses bird, and a floral display, all above a band of upright lappets and beneath a band of leafy floral scroll, 34cm highProvenance: From the Collection of a Lady and Gentleman in Buckinghamshire, no. 4.13 A jar of this shape with a similar style of painting, including lozenge-shaped panels of scholars, was excavated in 1976 from a tomb in Yuncheng county, Shandong province, and is illustrated in Wenwu, 1988:6, pl. 7, no. 6. Compare with a similar jar sold at Christie's, 24 July 2020, Lot 59. See another example of very similar size and shape in the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco (no.390, He Li, Chinese Ceramics 1996), which shows three scenes of the poet Li Bai enjoying wine in a garden. 明 磁州窯開光高士圖罐拍品來源：英國白金漢郡伉儷私人收藏，編號4.13  Condition Report: Body crack repair mainly on the shoulder and minor kiln flawCondition Report Disclaimer

Chinese scroll depicting a mountainous landscape with inscription and red seal mark, 117 x 48.5cm, on a yellow damask backing, 194cm x 55.5cm, together with a similar scroll 52 x 99, on a blue damask backing, 62 x 138cm (2)

A Chinese Famille Rose ruby-ground bowl, Qing dynasty, Yongzheng period (1723-1735), the deep centre painted with a scroll showing two cockerels among peonies, the border rim reserved with landscape scenes alternating with four sprigs of lily, 22.9cm diameter清雍正 胭脂红锦鸡图盘 Condition Report: loss and old repair to area of ruby enamel in well of bowl an chips to rim and filled chip to rim and some surface scratches Condition Report Disclaimer

A Chinese bronze scroll weight, 17th or 18th century, cast as a standing tiger with its head turning backwards, 9.8cm long, weight 113 gramsProvenance: By repute from the collection of the late Peter Maitland, a former Director of Mallett & Son.  十七/十八世紀 銅虎鎮拍品來源：英國古董商Mallett & Son前董事Peter Maitland私人收藏 Condition Report: wear to the surfaceCondition Report Disclaimer

A Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer rectangular scroll tray, Qing dynasty, 17th-18th century, the interior with terraced buildings with pine, willow, prunus and peony beneath clouds, within leaf and flower border, the exterior carved with a band of composite floral blossoms and classic key scroll, the base lacquered in black, 37.5 cm high x 15.7cm wide Provenance: From the collection of Reginald Howard Reed Palmer (1898 - 1970) (RHRP collection), and thence by descent to the present owners. Valued for probate on the death of RHRP in 1970.  清十七/十八世紀 剔紅山水樓閣盤拍品來源：英國帕瑪家族上世紀七十年代前收藏，後記載於1970佳士得遺產認證目錄 Condition Report: corners chipped small chips to one prunus flowersome wear throughoutplease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

ATTRIBUTED TO REN YI (1840-1895) CRESTED MYNA BIRD AND PEACH BLOSSOM A Chinese scroll painting, ink and colour paper, inscribed and dated to the bingxu year, signed Bonian, with two artist’s seals, 131cm x 39cm.Provenance: from an English private collection, London, acquired prior to 2000, and thence by descent.