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A Chinese famille rose "Immortals" oval BowlJiaqing six-character seal mark and of the periodWith gilt cusped rim, rounded sides and raised foot, well decorated in a continuous frieze depicting the Eight Immortals in a landscape, the interior and underside turquoise, the foot with a band of formal scrolling lotus, 10in wide, 4 1/8in high (damage and repairs)FOOTNOTE: a famille rose lobed rim bowl, Jiaqing mark and period, illustrated in The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Porcelains with Cloisonne Enamel Decoration and Famille Rose Decoration, Hong Kong, 1999, pl.177
A Chinese porcelain cylindrical snuff bottle, late 19th/20th century, painted in iron-red with a dragon amongst foliage, red painted Qianlong seal mark, 8cm. high; also another porcelain cylindrical snuff bottle painted in underglaze-blue and red with figured in a landscape ,8cm. high; and a smaller cylindrical snuff bottle panted with peony and rocks, 5cm.high.
A small fine Chinese porcelain Doucai ovoid vase with Qianlong underglaze blue seal mark, possibly of the period, of ovoid form rinsing from a small foot rim to a short waisted neck and flared rim, finely painted in coloured enamels in panels of lotus scrolled decoration, with bats and Ruyi lappet border, with key fret rim, the underside with a well drawn underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark, 12 cm high. with associated 19th C wooden stand
Four Chinese carved hardstone seals, the largest carved with prunus blossoms over a rocky outcrop with character marks to two sides, 9cm high, the second largest carved with a dragon, 7.5cm high and the two small seals carved with a dragon, 4.5cm high and a dog of foe, 3.5cm high Lots 77 - 86 have been privately consigned. The vendor's father was James Eylmar Ridgway (from the Ridgway Tea family) who was a bank manager for the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank in China before the second world war. James Ridgway purchased the ivories in the early 20th century and they were housed in their Chinese residence before the family returned to England. James Ridgway was taken as a prisoner of war during the Japanese occupation and returned to England on his release to join his family, where he later went on to work for the Bank of England. During her older years living as a widow in Bexhill the vendor's mother suffered a burglary where six of the twelve carved ivory flower god figures were taken along with other ivories and jewellery. A photocopy of a press cutting at the time has been provided by the vendor along with a list in Chinese of the figures. CONDITION REPORT: (Listed largest to smallest) Seal 9.5cm high - Several chips to the edges and corners of the base. Several chips to the carved top section including flower petals and leaves. Seal 7.5cm high - Wear to some of the edges and corners of base and dragon including his spine, nose etc. Seal 4.5cm high (red) - Scratches to the sides, possibly from original cutting. Seal 3.5cm high - Condition fine
A 19th Century Chinese brass censer of squat form with two handles, raised on three legs, the base bearing six character seal mark, 26.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Verdigris setting in around the rim, with some black marks throughout, pock-type marks throughout, all over scratches etc. all over general signs of wear and tear. Weight 3.5kg
Five 19th Century circular Chinese Pots and Covers, each hand decorated in underglaze blue with various scenes to include stylised exterior scene, a perching crane, an open mouthed tiger, various buildings etc., four of the Pots with seal marks/character marks to underside, the largest Pot 8.25cm diameter (5)
A selection of hand decorated Oriental Saucer Dishes including two 19th Century Japanese Imari examples, a pair of 19th Century Chinese Dishes unusually centrally decorated with a spotted animal (possibly a Giraffe?) and surrounded by lotus lappet style reserves in Kraak style, and three further smaller Oriental Dishes with seal marks to reverse (7) CONDITION REPORT: Generally good overall with no major cracking, splits, chips or restoration noted.
A Chinese famille rose decorated porcelain water dropper 19th Century modelled as the Genii of Harmony (Ho er Hsien) seated upon a rock separated by three legged toad, with wood stand, and a famille rose puzzle beaker containing a standing Daoist Immortal, exterior decorated six ladies in a garden scene and a Mandarin pattern tea bowl decorated panels of figures divided by floral motifs, late 18th Century, a Tongzhi bowl decorated Zhuanshu Shou characters in green, yellow enamels and rouge de fer, rim with floral panels and key button border, four character red painted seal mark
A Chinese orange brown soapstone seal 19th Century of irregular form carved to one side in relief in spinach green and cream with a grotto within which stands a figure of Quan Yin approaching a seated figure of a Daoist Immortal below his rocky seat a Bidist or a cash symbol base cut with seven Zhuanshu characters, 8cm x 8.5cm
Thomas Hodgson Liddell (1860-1925) Changli Hills from the rock temple at Pei Yang Ho, watercolour, signed lower left with artist's name in red seal, 24cm x 50cm Note: TL Hodgson Liddell travelled extensively in China, signing his landscape watercolours with a Chinese seal. He wrote and illustrated 'China, Its Marvel & Mystery (1910) based on his travels
A Chinese porcelain famille rose wide mouthed conical bowl Daoguang with petalled rim, exterior decorated with a river scene and an island village and a fifty four sepia character inscription with signature and red seal, interior with a flowering shrub medallion, Daoguang overglaze red seal mark, 8cm x 18cm
A Chinese porcelain rouleau form vase late 19th Century decorated oval panels with birds, flowers and bamboo and other symbolic plants in the famille rose palette on a yellow ground amidst flowers, foliage and scroll work, the neck with peony flowers and foliage on a cerise ground between borders of thunder fret key pattern and flower heads and cracked ice motif on a pale blue ground, foot with palmette border, Qianlong seal mark in red, 35cm
A Chinese gourd shaped wall vase Republican period decorated famille rose with gourd plant, fruit and grasshopper, signed and inscribed, 26cm high and a Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in famille rose enamels with six exotic flowers and foliage on a famille jaune ground, the interior with fire bats in rouge de fer, Daoguang seal mark, 11.3cm diameter (2)

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