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Click here to subscribeA Chinese bowl, possibly Kangxi mark and period, the interior and frieze decorated with dragons in iron red chasing flaming pearls amongst blue clouds, double blue circle mark containing a blue seal, diameter 18cm, height 8.5cmCondition: appears generally good with no restoration or damage, tiny rim frit only, rings interior with some surface scratching, firing marks to foot
Palace Size Chinese Watercolor Scroll Painting, Seal Stamp Marks with Calligraphy. Depicts birds and branches. Sight measures 73" x 37-5/8, overall measures 81-1/4" x 45-1/8" Condition: stains, creasing, one section of the lining on the frame needs to be attached Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party
SLIP-DECORATED CELADON-GLAZED 'BATS AND CLOUDS' BOTTLE VASEQIANLONG SIX-CHARACTER SEAL MARK AND OF THE PERIOD the globular body rising to a slender waisted neck with a broad flared mouth, supported on a slightly splayed foot, decorated in white slip with numerous bats hovering amongst swirling lingzhi clouds, reserved on a celadon ground, the base inscribed with a six-character Qianlong seal mark in underglaze blue39.5cm highProvenance:From a private Scottish collection of Chinese & Japanese works of art.Note:For a similarly decorated vase, but of Yuhuchun form, see Sotheby's sale in their New York rooms on 19.03.-20.03.2013, lot 198, sale N08974.
A Chinese Longquan celadon ovoid lotus vase, moulded in relief with a frieze of stepped leaves, lightly crackled ground in the Song manner, everted flaring neck, circular foot rim, 12cm high, nine-character seal mark in high relief, stilt marks to base Condition Report: Please refer to images
A Chinese slender baluster vase and cover, painted in tones of blue with figures in a pagoda garden, temple lion finial, incised with bands of lotus leaves on a brown ground, 36cm high, impressed seal mark, early 20th century Condition Report: Chips, restoration, nibbles, cracks, see images for examples.
A Chinese circular dish, painted in tones of blue and white with blossoming prunus on a ground of cracked ice, 27cm diam, six character mark; another dish, painted with stylised flowers, seal mark, 25cm diam (2) Condition Report: Generally ok but both have glazing chips around rims. Chip to base of stylised dish. The prunus dish has hairline crack. Please see attached images.
A Chinese Republican porcelain rectangular plaque, painted in polychrome enamels with a feudal procession, the upper margin inscribed with calligraphic script, four-character red seal mark, the upper right margin with a further six-character red seal mark, 17cm x 25cm, ebonised frame, 1912 - 1949
Chinese blue and white porcelain saucer dish, Qianlong seal mark, the well decorated with a scaly five clawed dragon amongst stylised clouds chasing the flaming pearl within a double blue line border, the underside with two five clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark 16cm diameter
A Chinese porcelain 'month' cup Kangxi mark and period, painted in wucai colours with a flowering pomegranate tree, representing the fifth month, underglaze blue poem 'The colour unfolds like the sun on pearl curtains, The breeze bears the fragrance in the shade of the whitewashed wall' and seal reading 'shang' (to appreciate) to one side, underglaze blue six character Kangxi mark within a double blue circle, badly cracked 6.6cm diameter 5cm high and a hardwood stand
A set of four Chinese famille rose porcelain cups, covers and stands, Guangxu (1875-1908) each of reeded form and decorated with auspicious flowers, fruit and insects, red chop seal marks, Chinese government wax antiquities seal, 10.5cm diameter, five matched famille rose porcelain spoons, with calligraphy , auspicious fruit and flowers, 13.4cm long, a Chinese famille rose tea kettle and cover, with replaced white metal braided handle, cracked, 13cm diameter, and a Japanese Kutani ogee shape tea bowl and saucer decorated with cherry blossom, Taisho, (12)
CHINESE SILVER COLOURED METAL MUSTARD RECEIVER, of lobated barrel form with hinged cover, hinged, domed cover and splayed, bamboo pattern feet, the body embossed with a dragon, the cover with two butterflies, 2†(5.1cm) high, rubbed seal mark to base, and THE SPOON, unmarked, together with THE MATCHING, SQUARE, OPEN SALT, lacks liner, 2oz, (3)
18th century Worcester porcelain coffee pot and cover having polychrome naturalistic floral sprays alternating with blue ground, gilt and floral cartouche panels, the domed cover having floral knop and with blue painted pseudo-Chinese square seal mark to base, 26cm high and the matching tea bowl and saucer, slightly fluted and similarly painted and marked (3)
18th century Worcester porcelain oval box and cover, the blue scale ground bearing shaped gilt bordered reserves of naturalistic floral sprays and alternating with gilt floral sprigs, the cover with naturalistic twig and flowerhead handle, pseudo-Chinese seal mark to base and bearing label for retailers ‘Law, Foulsham & Cole of South Molton Street, London, No.2248’, 14cm wide and the matching oval dish stand with stock label for ‘Law, Foulsham & Cole of South Molton Street, London, No.2248’, 20cm wide
18th century Worcester porcelain butter tub and cover, circular, cobalt blue ground and all painted with vase and cartouche-shaped gilded reserves of naturalistic floral sprays, blue painted pseudo-Chinese seal mark to base and with naturalistic flowerhead finial, pair tab handles, 13cm wide over the handles and with stock label from ‘Law, Foulsham & Cole, South Molton Street, London, No.2098’
18th century Worcester porcelain dish, circular and scalloped, the blue scale ground bearing gilt bordered cartouche-shaped reserves of naturalistic floral sprays, interspersed with gilt sprigs, pseudo-Chinese square seal mark to base and bearing retailers label from ‘Stoner & Evans, King Street, St James, London’, 25cm diameter
18th century Worcester porcelain blue scale ground teapot and cover and a similar cream jug and cover, each with blue scale ground and painted with gilt bordered shaped cartouches of exotic birds, butterflies, insects and flowers, the covers with floral knop handle, blue painted pseudo-Chinese square seal mark to base, the teapot with stock no for Law, Foulsham & Co, No.1484 and the cream jug with label for ‘Stoner & Evans, King Street, St James, London’, 14cm and 13cm high respectively
A Chinese archaistic bronze vase, hu, Chong Zhen four character seal mark, the large bronze vase extensively decorated with geometric yun wen strap work enclosing four reserves to either side depicting Baku, fish and other mythical creatures amidst waves, featuring Shou medallions and zoomorphic lugs flanking the neck with relief decoration depicting dragons chasing flaming pearls, the underside bearing Chongzhen four character seal mark, 37cm high CONDITION REPORT: The overall decoration appears in rather good condition. No obvious signs of restoration, concerning cracks or splits. Foot rim showing some dents and nicks. Seal mark appears tight. General blemishes, grubbiness and light surface wear. Interior unpolished and dirty.
A Chinese porcelain water bowl and stand, Qianlong seal mark, 20th century, the moulded octagonal bowl externally decorated against a yellow ground with winged phoenix's interspersed with Chrysanthemum sprays, green glazed interior, 23cm wide, on a carved hardwood stand CONDITION REPORT: Stained interior. Decoration to the foot rim appears rather crude. Unglazed gritty foot rim. No obvious cracks or restoration.
A Chinese porcelain moon-shaped snuff bottle, decorated precious objects, seal mark to base, another decorated figures and a relief moulded "thousand faces" snuff bottle (extensive damage)Condition report:The white ground snuff bottle with figure decoraton has some losses to the decoration but no major damages.The thousand faces snff bottle has been restored poorly and is also heavily damaged.The smaller snuff bottle has some minor losses to enamel but no major damages.
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