A group of Chinese hardstones, 19th/20th Century, including a green and russet jade pendant of a chilong holding a coin, 4cm, a carved agate seal modelled as a lion standing on a cuboid base, 4cm, a creamy white stone seal modelled as a lion standing on a tall square-section base, 6cm, a small agate figure of a rat, 3cm and a grey and white mineral snuff bottle, carved with a bat and chilong, 5.5cm. (5)
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A Chinese Fahua-style gourd vase, Qianlong seal mark but 19th/20th Century, with twin dragon handles, the body moulded in relief with roundels of competing dragons bordered by lotus flowers, the foot moulded with waves, all decorated with turquoise, puce yellow and green glazes, 24.5cm high.
Tibet : 1882-2009 An unique collection well written-up in six loose-leaf volumes: Volume 1: shows 1882 entire from Ghurkha, Kuti, Tibet to Katmandu, Nepal & another letter dated c1885-90 with wax seal; Early postcards including the 13th Dalai Lama in black & white & other early 'ethnic' cards, Liebig card etc., early prints including one of the British Expedition 1871; 20th century covers including KEVII & KGV Indian ½a green each on cover from Gyantse (Siliguri Base) to Nepal & 1919 cover to Gyantse from Katmandu. Also a scarce set to 50c of Chinese P.O. in Tibet unused (with paper adhering to back & some perf faults) , these would cat £2360 as fine mint. Volume II: with a mint & used study of the 1912-14 First issue with shades, multiples, varieties & values to 1t, 9 covers 1915-25 bearing 1/6th trangka green adhesives, one with photo certificate (Sismondo 2000) and one bearing 1/3rd trangka c1927 (this affixed across back of cover and thus halved when opened, but a very rare item in any condition). Also later printings including 'POTSAGE' variety (2) in a complete sheet of 12 & another single example, plus 1914-17 4t & 8t including a reprint. Volume III: has a mint & used study of the 1933 issue with 3 covers, 18 complete sheets, these include 'missing cliché' & sheets with 'substituted clichés'. Cancelled sheets are cto. Volume IV: offers 1933 issues on covers including one franked ½t yellow pair & 2t cinnamon, another with 1t & 2t franking etc. Volume V: contains a very impressive range of forgeries & forged covers unused & used with 54 complete sheets & 21 covers, forged postmarks, etc. A very important research section. Volume VI: starts with so-called Officials including a probably unique airmail cover from Turkey in 1954 with Turkish adhesives on address side & on the back, a 1933 4t green, and 'officials' 1shokang brown & a pair of 2Khakakang brown black all cancelled by Lhasa cds cancels. Later some examples of stamps and covers from the post Chinese takeover period with propaganda labels, 'Free Tibet' etc. Overall the collection is well adapted to be displayed at local or national level, on matching album pages, and collections of Tibet of this level are very rarely offered. It is not possible to authenticate all of the material in this collection, but is covered by our return guarantee. A download of the entire collection is available should this be required, please request this. As an exception to 'no viewing' rules, this collection may be viewed at our office. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS [US1]
A Chinese porcelain famille rose ruby ground bowl: of circular form with mildly flaring rim, the exterior enamelled with scrolling foliage and four yellow and pink peony medallions each containing a single character, four character Kangxi seal mark in double square, 15 cm diameter, [glue repair], together with a carved wooden stand.
A Chinese porcelain sgrafitto ground bowl and cover: of squat form with stepped and domed cover, each decorated with four quadrilobed panels containing lotus, peony, chrysanthemum and prunus on a powder blue sgrafitto ground, the cover with a circular panel containing a dragon and carp, iron red seal mark for 'Hall where Benevolence Resides', late 19th/early 20th century, 18 cm high, [some wear to gold].
A Chinese ovoid vase, painted in colourful polychrome enamels with boys at play, within bands of stylized flowers and lappets, on a turquoise and yellow ground, raised foot rim with meander, 33cm high, seal mark, Republican period Condition Report: generally good condition, some slight rubbing
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