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INTERNET BIDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED ON THIS LOT BIDDERS NEED TO CONTACT AUCTION HOUSE DIRECT.A fine Chinese blue and white vase, seal mark of Qianlong, of hexagonal mallet form, painted in imitation of Ming 'heaped and piled' style, the bulbous body with cut branches of peaches alternating with flower and lingzhi stems, similar stems on the waisted neck, all facets framed at the corners with European derived Baroque scrollwork spandrels, the shoulder encompassed by a wan-diaper between barbed borders, the rim and foot with key-fret bands, height 66cm, seal mark of Qianlong in underglaze blue Notes: The 'Baroque' elements of the design recall the influence of European decorative arts in the art and architecture seen at The Summer Palace. Provenance: By family descent, recorded in the collection of a great-aunt in Cornwall in the 1930s. A very similar example was sold at Sotheby's Hong Kong on 5th October 2011, where the catalogue records the example of this particular imperial pattern in museums & private collections. Click Here to view a video of Charles Hanson talking about the provenance of the vase.
A Chinese 'dome of heaven' bottle vase, 20th century, the body filled with a broad millefiori ground reserved with two narrative scenes, one of a sage and his attendant, the other of the sage stealing upon a maiden kneeling before an offering, seal mark of Qianlong in iron red within a blue enamelled foot rim, height 39cm
Four small Chinese Republic period porcelain circular dishes, each hand painted with a figural mountainous landscape, within an artist's colophon border with red seal signature, each marked to base, diameter 10cm. CONDITION REPORT: General condition is good. Rubbing to the rims. One of the bowls has a small chip to the rim and all have areas of staining and surface dirt, possibly removable. All with some small manufacturing imperfections.
A CHINESE BRONZE CENSER, weighing 2.67Kg, together with a fitted wood stand and cover, the cover set with a celadon jade-like finial in the form of Budai, the base of the censer cast with a seal mark, 8.75in high overall on stand, the censer itself 8.25in wide including handles & 4.8in diameter at rim & 4in high to rim.
A RARE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD OFFICIAL CHINESE BRONZE SEAL, with traces of gilding, dated 1749/1750, one side inscribed October in the 14th year of the Ching Emperor Qianlong, the other side with the number 2461, the top edge inscribed Li Bu Zao being a Works Ministry in the Forbidden City, 2.25in square & 3.6in long.(see Lot 252 19th May 2010 Wooley & Wallis for a very similar seal also dated 1750).
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