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Click here to subscribePAIR CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN PLATES, Kangxi, centres decorated with golden pheasants on rockwork with large peonies, butterfly above, lotus and prunus border, indented rims, base with square seal character in a double circle, 27cms diam. (2) Provenance: Deceased estate, South Wales. Condition Report: rims fritted, small chips, glaze worn in cavetto
LARGE DUTCH DELFT 'KRAAK' STYLE BLUE & WHITE CHARGER, c. 1700, painted in the Chinese style with two confronting dragons amid cloud scrolls and within ruyi-head and diaper cavetto border, the wide everted and angler rim painted with alternative panels if flowers and birds, and with Chinese objects, underside with floral panelled border, indistinct AT? mark, traces of red wax seal, 45cms diam. Provenance: J M Duveen & Sons (see Lot 491), Liverpool; private collection, consigned via our Cardiff office Auctioneer's Notes: Delft chargers in the Oriental style were copied from Arita versions imported by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in the 17th Century. Arita potters copied the Chinese chargers of the Wanli period. Condition Report: broken and reglued, rim fritted, rim chip.
DUTCH DELFT BLUE & WHITE JAR AND COVER, De Drie Posteleyne Astonne c. 1700, painted in the Chinese style with three flowering sprays of peony and chrysanthemum issuing form ornamental rockwork, the short neck painted with scrolling lotus, the flat domed cover with matching flowers, floral mushroom knop, painted PK monogram for Pieter Gerritsz Kamm and applied red wax Duveen seal, 32cms high Provenance: J. M. Duveen & Sons (Lot 491), Liverpool; private collection, consigned via our Cardiff office Condition Report: cover broken and reglued, restored rim, glaze chips; vase neck chipped all around and reduced slightly, chips to foot.
A Chinese circular ceramic vase and cover with brass mounts hand decorated in enamels with plants and female figures etc.; the sides of the brass handles mounting onto the main body as Shou characters, red seal mark to underside, together with one other Chinese porcelain and metal-mounted ceramic teapot, the removeable interior with spout modelled as an animal's head, the concave exterior sides hand decorated in enamels with various various flowers and fruits etc., raised on six small shaped legs, red seal mark to underside (approx. 17.5cm high) (2)
A Chinese baluster-shaped blue and white ceramic vase and cover; mounted with white metal now sealed as a pipe; the ceramic vase with dragons flying through clouds and contesting the scared Pearl of Wisdom, together with one other tapering square example also mounted with metalwork and decorated in enamels with various flowers etc. and one further smaller ovoid example decorated with figures (the square example approx. 23cm high), each with seal marks to the undersides (3)
A RARE STAG ANTLER SILK SEAL NETSUKE UnsignedJapan, late 17th – early 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The seal surmounted by an expressively carved and monstrous head of a foreigner with an elaborately carved ruff above an open-worked structure, the underside with a long cut seal. The antler bearing a beautiful patina. Several natural openings for the cord attachment.HEIGHT 4.5 cmCondition: Excellent condition with ‘natural flaws’ to the material.Provenance: US private collection.During the Muromachi, Momoyama, and Edo periods Japan imported large quantities of raw silk from China through the port of Nagasaki. The Chinese merchants attached metal seals known as itoin (literally, ‘fiber seals’) to their shipments where they were used to verify a transaction and then subsequently returned to China. During the Edo period internal silk shipments were identified by seals which were modelled after the Chinese itoin, though instead of metal, stag antler was the preferred medium. This distinct type is commonly known as a ‘silk seal’.Literature comparison:For a discussion of this type and for similar examples see Bushell, Raymond (1975) Netsuke Familiar & Unfamiliar, pp. 204-205.
AN UNUSUAL AND EARLY TOBORI STYLE IVORY NETSUKE OF A RAKAN ON A ROCK UnsignedJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)A large tobori (Chinese style) carving very similar to no. 8, which is an earlier version of this model, however this carving is more refined and much more distinctly Japanese. Depicted is a rakan seated on a rock, his emaciated body showing from his half-shouldered robe, one hand resting on his knee, his expression finely and quite amusingly crafted. Very large himotoshi through the rock and a seal has been inset on the bottom for use as an ingyo-netsuke. Good patina.HEIGHT 5.5 cmCondition: Some expected age cracks and a chip to the inset seal. Generally, in good condition commensurate with age and use.Provenance: From the collection of Oscar Gustaf Björck (1860-1929), Stockholm, painter and professor at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts.
A MIXED COLLECTION OF CHINESE CERAMICS including bowl and matching saucer enamelled with sages, warriors and panels of script, painted seal type mark to base; various teabowls, saucers etc. Condition Report : damage throughout, please enquire if there are specific pieces you would like more information Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
A white metal mounted agate pill box of round form, 4cm diameter, together with a 19th century agate oval snuff box, a silver engine turned and enamel compact, a faux shagreen compact, two enamel boxes, a Chinese bamboo seal box with sliding cover, and an Eastern cylindrical box and cover inlaid with various turquoise coloured stones.Qty: 8Condition report: Agate snuff box chipped, enmel compact chipped and missing mirror.
A Chinese picture of mythological, ghost-like creatures fighting together; the left hand side with inscription and red seal; framed and glazed. Overall dimensions including frame about 72 x 33 cm.Provenance: The Property of a Lady and Gentleman. From a Private UK Collection. By Direct Family Descent from Sir Ernest Wilton KCMG [1870-1952].The reverse of the frame with a label stating: 'A painting of the Battle of the Ghosts-an interesting brushwork in ink by Liang Tao Jen, Lo P'ing on an Autumn Day of the cyclical year Ping Ch'en i.e. 1796/Seal: seal of P'ing/This artist was born in 1733 and died in 1799'Condition Report: Please note that it has not been possible to take this picture from its frame to ascertain the extent of damage. Some areas of damage extant: including creasing, torn or otherwise degraded paper, and soiling.
A Chinese pale green glazed baluster vase, 7 3/4" high, a Chinese blue and white rhombus shaped vase with landscape and mythical creature decoration, dragon and ring handles, and seal mark to base, 11 1/2" high (one ring cracked and restored), and a Chinese blue and white ginger jar with landscape decoration, 7 3/4" high
A Chinese pewter type metal caddy, painted and bearing character marks, also with seal mark to underside. Height 25 cm, width 17 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The caddy is in generally good condition. The lid fits snuggly. It is slightly dented on the top with some minor paint loss. The main body of the caddy is in good condition. The are dents along the bottom edge. There is some discolouration to the paintwork and again some minor paintwork losses.
A group of Chinese porcelain: comprising a teabowl and pewter stand, the exterior painted with chrysanthemum and poetic texts on a celadon ground, six character Qianlong seal mark to base, a tear drop shaped vase under sang-de-boeuf glazes, a Ge ware bowl under glazed celadon glaze and an oviform jar decorated with panels of figures on a peony scroll ground, [drilled].
A Chinese Yixing teapot and bitong: the former of buff colour and of tapering lobed form with pierced dome cover, the body incised with texts, seal mark to base, the bitong of reddish brown tone incised with a Magpie amongst foliage and verso with texts, both with impressed seal marks, 11.5 and 13cm high.
Two Chinese Yixing stoneware teapots: one of dark brown hue with rustic handle, spout extending into the body as flowering branches, with interior strainer and domed cover with flower knop, the companion of mid brown hue and modelled as a section of trunk with rustic handle and spout and flat cover modelled in low relief with prunus picked out with white slips, the former with impressed seal mark. 14 and 9cm high.
Two Chinese Yixing stoneware teapots: both of light brown hue, one of melon shaped form with simple handle and spout, the flat cover with lion dog knop, the companion of cylindrical form with ear shaped handle and simple spout, with liner and flat cover with lug handle, the body impressed with Shou and other characters, both with seal marks, 10cm high.
Two Chinese Yixing stoneware teapots: one of dark brown hue and with bamboo moulded decoration and bamboo moulded handle and spout and hexagonal cover, impressed seal to base and cover, the companion of mid brown hue of hexagonal vertically banded form with rustic bamboo handle and spout, with flat cover and knop with Ying Yang motif, impressed seal, [small loss under cover], both 11cm high.
Two Chinese Yixing stoneware teapots: one of mid brown hue of squat and banded cylinder form with grotesque mask spout, the cover with lug and ring knop, the body incised with calligraphy, impressed seal mark, the companion of dark brown hue modelled as a double cylinder bound by a ribbon, the flat cover with chilong knop, impressed seal under the cover, 9 and 10cm high.
A Chinese porcelain panel: of rectangular form decorated in famille verte enamels with figures in an extensive lakeside landscape with mountains beyond, circular iron red seal 'Puye-ting zhi hua' and inscribed verso 'Liuyin chuidiao' (Fishing with a rod in the shade of willow trees), Republican, 35.5 x 25 cm.
A Chinese famille rose spoon and a Chinese porcelain snuff bottle: the first painted with fruits and floral sprays, the reverse with three bats, Daoguang seal mark, 14cm [some frits]; the globular snuff bottle painted in iron-red with dragons chasing sacred pearls amongst clouds and flame scrolls, dragon mark, 5cm and hardstone stopper [2].
A group of Chinese porcelain, comprising a floral decorated Chinese Imari bowl decorated with flowers, a twin mouthed sauce boat with ear handles decorated in blue and white with flower sprays and diaper borders, possibly 18thC; a blue and white bowl of tapering form, 15cm diameter; a Kangxi style blue and white bowl decorated with flowers with an outer Greek key pattern border and spurious Kangxi six character seal mark, and two tea bowls enamelled with flowers in famille rose palette, probably 18thC. (a quantity) The sauce boat has restoration on one of the handles, the blue and white externally patterned bowl has two firing faults to the interior, the blue and white bowl with blue exterior has a small amount of nibbling to the rim and there is a hairline crack running approximately 3 inches from the outer circumference, the blue/red/gold bowl again has minor rim nibbling, but appears to be otherwise in good order on initial inspection.
A Chinese porcelain bowl, Jiaqing seal mark, decorated in Doucai enamels, 11.5cm wide, with two rice grain porcelain bowls, with two rice grain bowls, 11.5cm and 10.5cm wide (3) (at fault) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.
A pair of Chinese vases in the Republic period manner, Jingdezhen, each of bottle form and decorated in a famille verte palette depicting mountainous lakeland landscapes with pagodas, iron red seal marks to the underside, 16.5cm high, with stands For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.
Chinese Wang Bingrong ginger jar, decorated in relief with cranes and flowering lotus, on a yellow ground and the matching cover, moulded seal mark to base 'Made by Wang Bingrong', late Qing Dynasty, 26cm high Condition ReportThere is some ceramic crazing to the body as well as a couple scratches. One of the plants has a chip to it. A few of the plants have areas underneath where it looks like the paint has run when it was made. The top of the vase is filled with a cork. See attached images.
Three Chinese watercolours of crayfish, in monochrome inks, with inscription and character seal marks, each 54cm x 77cm (unframed, with damage) (3) Condition ReportWe do not believe they are of great age. There is some damage to edges. There is no provenance attached. Please see added photos.
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