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A pair of Chinese porcelain wine cups, 20th century, each of slender flared from and externally decorated with flora and fauna, calligraphic scripture, iron-red seal marks to underside, 7.5cm high with a collection of Chinese and Continental ceramics etc (Qty) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE
Three 19th Century Chinese plates decorated with birds and flowers on a celadon ground D22cm, another D25cm and another D18cm, all with blue seal marks and a prunus pattern jardiniere D26cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain vase of cylindrical form with waisted neck, decorated with figures on a terrace, duck-egg blue glazed underside with printed seal-type mark (pseudo Qianlong), 31.5cm high Condition: Stained internal crazing to neck (duck-egg blue interior) a little fading to enamelling and light staining to body, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
20th Century Chinese porcelain rouleau or sleeve vase, pierced with six quatrefoil designs, the iron-red ground decorated with gourd, fan and other shaped panels of figures in landscapes, Oriental characters, etc, iron-red seal-type mark to base, 12.5cm diameter x 28.5cm high Condition: Some rubbing to rim gilding, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
Chinese porcelain hexagonal footed bowl, probably 19th Century, with duck egg blue interior, the exterior with formal scroll border over scattered floral decoration, bears Quinlong seal mark beneath, 24cm diameter x 9cm high Condition: Bowl interior has general rubbing, discolouration and a pink/purple stain to the centre. No cracks or restoration, minor fritting to foot rim otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
19th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain vase of squat ovoid form with tall waisted neck, decorated with a female deity and attendants amidst clouds, above a scene of figures flying kites in a landscape, duck-egg blue glazed base with iron-red seal mark (pseudo Qianlong) 27.5cm high Condition: Old rebuilding to neck which has since discoloured, some pock marks and inclusions noticeable to neck interior (discolouration extends to approximately 8cm depth) - **General condition consistent with age
CHARLES POTTER "A Walk Amongst the Ruins", a scene depicting two figures on a path beside ruins of a building, watercolour, signed lower right, together with three further paintings CONDITION REPORTS Two of the art works in the lot are unsigned. The other painting has an unidentified Chinese seal.
A good large Chinese blue and white brush pot, bitong, Kangxi period, c.1700-15, finely painted with a scholar painting a screen in a garden next to his studio with attendant boys holding his brushes and paints, the reverse with a seven column inscribed poem and private studio seal mark 'mu shi' (bamboo and rock), within double line borders, indented disc to base, 18cm high, 20.2cm diameter, small chip to footProvenance - from a private collection, in the family before 1980. A longer version of this private studio mark Mushi ju (Bamboo and Rock Retreat) was a favourite name of Qing scholars. This mark can be found on several porcelains of the period, some of them dated and ranging from 1690 to 1712. Mushi ju is likely to have been the name of a private kiln whose products included underglaze blue and wucai wares. There is a brushpot, with the same mark, dated to the year corresponding to 1709, in the Guimet Museum, from the Grandidier Collection illustrated in The World's Great Collections, Oriental Ceramics, vol. 7, Tokyo, 1981, no. 36; another brushpot in the Shanghai Art Museum is illustrated in Kangxi Porcelain Wares from the Shanghai Museum Collection, Hong Kong, 1998, no. 111, pp. 166-167, and a flowerpot and stand with Mushi ju mark, part of the Salting bequest, is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
A Chinese famille rose porcelain plaque, late 19th century, finely painted with three scholars in a pavilion garden, with an attendant, scholarly objects, rockwork and a tree suspended with lanterns, inscribed upper left with red seal mark, the plaque 38 x 35cm, in a Chinese hardwood and marquetry inlaid frame, lacking stand, total dimensions 52.5 x 40cm, repair to very top right hand corner of plaque
A good Chinese doucai 'duck and lotus' bowl, Daoguang seal mark and of the period (1821-50), the exterior finely painted with a continuous scene of mandarin ducks swimming amidst large lotus blooms, under an underglaze blue band of sinuous five-clawed dragons chasing 'flaming pearls', painted in the interior with a central medallion of a pair of ducks in a lotus pond, with a band of lança characters at the rim, the base inscribed in underglaze blue with a seal mark, D. 16.5cmProvenance - from a private collection, in the family before 1980. cf. a pair of similar bowls sold by Sotheby's, London, Important Chinese Art, 10 May 2017, Lot 223.
A fine quality Chinese Republic Period porcelain vaseOf slender baluster form, with flared neck rim, decorated with a figure of Guanyin holding a vase floating on stylised clouds, an attendant at her side, the underside with red painted seal mark. 34.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some glaze wear/pitting, some minor decoration wear/loss, general wear.
A 19th century Chinese porcelain vaseOf bulbous form, with twin mask and loop handles, decorated in the round with bands of various figures and precious objects, the underside with blue painted six character seal mark. 33 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Neck cut down, some glaze wear/pitting, some decoration wear/loss, some firing faults, crack and chip to foot, general wear.
* Oriental ceramics. A 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and white dish, of square form decorated with lozenges and flowers within a repeating foliate border, similarly decorated underneath with blue seal mark, 29.5 x 32cm, together with a 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and white bowl, the interior decorated with flowers and a cockerel, with lattice work border, the exterior with pagodas, flowers and landscapes, some old fritting to the rim, 10cm high x 25cm square, plus an oversized Japanese porcelain teapot with cane handle and two Chinese blue and white dishes (damaged) (Qty: 5)
A CHINESE CARVED SOAPSTONE SEAL IN THE FORM OF A RAM, 14CM H, A JAPANESE LACQUER BOX AND COVER, A CHINESE MINIATURE CLOISONNE ENAMEL DRUMSTICK VASE, A 19TH C BONE SNUFF BOX, AN INDIAN BRONZE VESSEL ON FOUR LEGS, 19TH C AND SEVERAL OTHER WORKS OF ART, INCLUDING A DAMAGED CHINESE EXPORT IVORY BOX
A group of Chinese ceramics comprising a near pair of blanc de Chine reticulated baluster vases (bases drilled), height of larger 25cm, a Yixing teapot with impressed seal mark to base, a lidded vase and jar, the latter two both enamel decorated and bearing printed marks to bases (5). CONDITION REPORT The lid of the lidded vase has had a section chipped off and crudely reglued, firing cracks to Yixing, rubbing to enamels, further small chips, nibbles, fritting, dirt etc throughout.
A Chinese Republic period eggshell porcelain lobed bowl on hardwood plinth. Enamelled with pheasants in a landscape with peonies. Having poem inscription, painted to the interior with birds, flowers and insects and with blue ruyi borders. Seal mark, 18.5cm wide. Good condition. Free from chips and cracks.
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