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A Chinese porcelain plaqueWorked with a grasshopper amongst grasses and with calligraphic text and red seal mark, within a carved and pierced wood frame. 25 cm wide overall. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good, expected wear, some slight rubbing, some minor nibbles to frame and rubbing to decoration.
A finely painted 19th century Chinese porcelain vaseThe flared neck rim decorated to the interior with bats and lappets above the florally decorated neck with twin mask and loop handles, the main body decorated with various female figures, the reverse with iron red gilt heightened seal marks, the underside with an iron red and gilt six character seal mark. 35 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Small section of top rim having been detached and re-glued, some gilt and paint wear/loss, some glaze wear/pitting, one ring with crack and possibly restored, the interior of the neck with hairline crack, general wear.
A Chinese Ge ware porcelain twin handled vaseOf canted rectangular section baluster form, with allover pale grey glaze suffused with black crackles, blue painted six character Qianlong seal mark to base and collectors label for Pauline Baerwald Falk & Myron S Falk Jr., numbered 00108. 14.5 cm high. Note: The Falk Collection was sold by Christie's, New York, on September 20th and 21st 2001. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
A Chinese green glazed famille rose bowl, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912)The green scrolling incised sides, picked out with pink flowers and scrolling stems, underglazed blue seal mark to base, 6cm high. 11cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: small firing crack to underside of the footringsmall losses to the enamel at the exterior sidesfritting
A Chinese egg-shell porcelain vase, Qianlong seal mark, 20th CenturyOf ovoid form, extending to a slender splayed upper rim, enamelled in famille rose enamels, depicting a female seated on rockwork before trees, 21cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Appears to be in sound condition with no visible signs of damage or restoration
GORDON CHARLES: (1833-1885) British Army officer and administrator, known as Chinese Gordon. A rare 20 piastre promissory note signed by Gordon, the oblong 12mo note printed on a somewhat inferior card and with Arabic text, signed (‘C G Gordon’) in ink to the lower left corner beneath the pale green oval stamped seal of the Governor-General. Some light creasing, age wear and minor staining, and a few traces of former mounting to the verso, about G The present note, an emergency paper money also known as Siege of Khartoum currency, was issued between April and November 1884. Gordon’s currency, essentially promissory in nature, was personally guaranteed with the backing of the Egyptian government. Initially £2500 was issued in notes of various denominations and, accepted by both merchants and sailors, the notes initially provided economic relief and trade stimulus. Around half of the notes were personally signed by Gordon, the others bearing a facsimile signature which merchants were reluctant to accept. Had the currency not been introduced by Gordon the defence of Khartoum would have collapsed much earlier, however after the city was stormed and captured by the Ansar the notes were publicly burnt or left discarded in the streets for cattle to consume. Possession of the notes was subject to an unpleasant punishment, nevertheless some made their way across the desert in the following months hidden in clothing or bags of grain, completely at risk to their owner’s lives.
Chinese enamelled porcelain snuff bottle of ovoid form, decorated in relief with figures in a boat and on a terrace, pale green jade stopper, 8cm high, a Chinese honey coloured glass snuff bottle having carved stylised foliate decoration, pale green jade stopper, 7cm high and a Chinese gilt metal and lapis seal, 5.5cm high Condition: First item has rubbing to gilt rim, stopper is missing and neck of bottle is plugged by the shaft which would have been attached to the stopper. Second item is in good condition but stopper maybe associated. Third item has tiny bruise/nick to edge of brass seal matrix. **General condition consistent with age
A PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN WIG STANDS of hexagonal form, each with six quatrefoil cut out panels, painted in famille rose enamels with figures at various pursuits including a man with a bow, on-glaze burnt orange seal, 10 3/4" high, later converted to electric lamp bases (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
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