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Click here to subscribeTwo pieces of Chinese porcelain (damaged) to include a porcelain vase with fine enamelling of snowy mountain scenes overlooking a lake with a single fisherman with black character marks and two red seal marks to one side of the vase, Height: 27 cm (considerably damaged rim) with a porcelain footed bowl featuring hand-painted butterflies (Dia: 15 cm) (damaged side- large crack-glued repair). (2)
Early 18thC Chinese Plate, Finely Decorated In Famille Rose Enamels With Seven Decorated Borders With Various Decorations, The Central Panel Decorated Showing A Regal Lady Seated Attended By Small Boys, Surrounded By Scholars Antiques. The Back In Coral Red Enamel, With Central Celadon Glaze Sowing An Underglaze Blue Seal Mark. Diameter 8.5 Inches
A Chinese celadon ground celadon ground dish, 19th century, painted in blue with a central shou medallion framed by ruyi heads inside the wufu, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark, 29.5cm diameter; also a pale celadon ground crackle glazed dish, 28cm diameter, and an unusual white glazed anhua shallow bowl, painted in blue with a dragon beneath phoenix, 16cm diameter (3).
A group of Chinese Peking glass, 20th century, comprising, a yellow glass ovoid jar and cover, seal mark, 16cm high, a green overlay shallow bowl, decorated with two dragons and carp, 20cm diameter, a pair of small white and green overlay ovoid jars and covers, 10cm high, a hexagonal deep red overlay vase with flower panels, 24.5cm high, and a red overlay bulbous jar and cover, decorated with panels of monkeys and ducks, seal mark, 12.5cm high (6).
A Chinese yellow-ground green dragon bowl, six character Guanxu mark, painted on the exterior with two dragons chasing flaming pearls above breaking waves, 14cm diameter, also a lilac ground bottle vase, 23cm high, painted Qianlong seal mark, and a small circular box and cover, the cover painted with a boy and a three-legged toad, 7cm diameter, four character Qianlong mark (3).
A group of Chinese porcelain, late 19th/20th century, comprising, a beehive water pot, painted with insects and flowers, iron-red Tongzhi seal mark, 5cm high, wood stand, a famille-rose hexagonal pierced hat stand, painted with a bird in branches, 28cm high, an iron-red and gilt boat, 15cm length, a miniature yellow ground vase enamelled with flowers, 7.5cm high, wood stand (6).
A group of five Chinese snuff bottles, late 19th/20th century, comprising, an inside painted blue tinted glass bottle, painted with bamboo and rocks, signed, a glass bottle enamelled with the 'wufu' and peaches, an inside painted glass bottle, overlaid with squirrels and fruiting vine, a porcelain famille-rose bottle, moulded with figures and boats, iron-red seal mark, and a blue and white porcelain bottle, 6.5 to 8.5cm high (5).
A Chinese famille rose porcelain wall pocket, Qianlong seal mark, 19th/20th century Of faceted baluster form, the flatback wall pocket with allover lime green incised ground, painted with central figural design, mounted on a carved wooden bracket, 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 19 - Noticeable restoration to the upper rim on left side, this area has been overpainted, the new paint appears to be flaking.Small loss to the enamel at the backLoss to filt at the lower rim and upper tim.
A Chinese famille rose pedestal dish, Jaiqing seal mark, (1796-1820) The pedestal bowl, rising from a high scalloped foot, with scalloped exterior, the turquoise interior detailed with lotus flower, the white glazed exterior with figural designs, Jaiqing seal mark to underside of base, 10high x 30 wide. CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear to the enamel through out.No signs of significant damage or repair. Scuffing and wear to the underside of the foot rim.
A carnelian fob seal, single Masonic cufflink, stamped '18' with Chinese mark, a pair of 9 carat gold engine turned double cufflinks, a 9 carat gold signet ring, finger size Q1/2; a 9 carat gold sapphire ring (two vacant settings), a 9 carat gold infants bangle, 4.5cm in diameter Carnelian seal measures 2.5cm x 2.3cm x 3.5cm. 9 carat gold weight 15.2g. Masonic cufflink stamped '18': 5.7g
The Coysh Collection - Joshua Heath 19th century pearlware blue transfer printed fish dish decorated with the 'Reindeer and Seal' pattern - a willow type design combining Chinese and Arctic features, c. 1790, impressed I H to base, 21 x 43 cmNB: Illustrated and described in Blue and White Transfer Ware 1780-1840, page 12, A.W. Coysh Condition Report Edge chips and wear to base
An early 19th Century Chinese ivory twin handled vase and cover, with all over carved decoration of figures, in a hierarchical structure with domestic figures to lower section rising through figures in pagodas, seated at tables, women and men with fans to the upper section depicting people at play including girl on swing towards two neck decorated panels of sages with gourds and travellers, flanked by two lion mask handles supporting circular rings, the lid with carved shell and fish and vase below a pierced pagoda decorated with figures, the base having wax seal on a hardwood inlaid stand, 56 cm max highThe pagoda scene on the top of the vase cover measures 11cm. Diameter of cover 12.5cm. The carving on the main vase of the rim to the floral motifs measures 9.5cm. The pagoda scene on the main vase measures 26cm. The diameter of the vase is 12.5cm. The vase would benefit from a clean.The cover has several small spots of discolouration and a crack to the underside of a pagoda and downwards. Scratches to the base. Several figures have scuffs to their heads although there is no apparent breakage.The jug has a hairline crack through the donkey scene. Large scuffs and a hairline crack to the rim. Several figures, trees and animals have scuffs and rubbing to their features but very few are structurally damaged. Large chip to one of the divisional bands. Areas of residue and fabric caught in the decoration. Large crack and scratches to the base. A wax seal is present on the base but is indiscernible. The interior of the vase is heavily discoloured and there is a Jefferson Wartime Nickel (first portrait) coin stuck to the inside.
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