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A Chinese silver wire-inlaid bronze tripod ding censer, bearing Xuande regnal date equivalent to 1431 AD, but probably late 18th century, the stout sides meticulously inlaid in fine and thicker wires, on each side three typical Ming-style dragons disputing a pearl between a pair of applied elephant head handles hung with loose rings, all between a galleried rim and three short conical feet below, the underside centre inlaid with an elaborate dragon-framed cartouche containing an eight character mark in Zhuanshu seal script, Xuande wu nian Wu Bangzuo zhi, 'made by Bangzuo in the fifth year of emperor Xuande [1431]' maximum diameter approximately 46cm Notes: By far the majority of Chinese ding and gui censers cast in bronze bear a cast or inlaid 'Xuande' mark; almost always apocryphal. Several un-inlaid bronze censers are recorded bearing similar Wu Bangzuo inscriptions, some incorporating an identical Xuande 'fifth year' date. While the dragons on the present piece are Ming in style they appear to be more Qing in character.
Large Vintage Chinese Watercolor on Paper, Laid Down, "Mountain Landscape" Fabric Borders. Signed With Calligraphy and Red Seal Mark Upper Left. Toning From Age, Creases or in Good Condition. Measures 54 Inches by 20 Inches (sight), Frame Measures 61-1/2 Inches by 27-1/2 Inches. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request.
CHINESE PALE CELADON PORCELAIN, BALUSTER SHAPED VASE with moulded leaf decoration on honeycomb ground. Impressed Quin Long square seal mark to base, together with hardwood stand and in fitted, cloth lined case/box. 34cm high approx. * CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear but no obvious damage or restoration.
CHINESE PORCELAIN CRACKLE GLAZED BOWL painted with the split pagoda pattern in overglaze black and turquoise enamels with overglazed red seal marks interspersed in the style of Fujian Swatow ware. 39cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: Generally chipped and fritted around the rim with some more significant chips in places.
Lots from the London estate of an eminent Chinese collector will be denoted with the symbol: * CHINESE PORCELAIN CONICAL DISH with indented rim, overall externally decorated with enamelled scaly five toe dragons and multi-coloured phoenix birds, centre bird design to the interior. Red painted seal mark to base. 20cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: Very grubby but no obvious damage or restoration.
CHINESE PORCELAIN OVOID SHAPED VASE painted in enamels with a reserved mountain village scene and having character mark panel to the reverse, all on a marbled finish ground. Painted orange, four character Qian Long seal mark to base. 16cm high. * CONDITION REPORT: Minor frits and some surface wear in places but no obvious damage or restoration.
LARGE CHINESE SANCAI GLAZED BALUSTER SHAPED KORO AND COVER, the cover pierced and with Dog of Fo mount, the baluster shaped body with two handles on masque feet. Impressed seal mark to the base. 37cm high approx. CONDITION REPORT: Some minor chips and frits, there is a hair crack to the cover, one handle is missing. General wear and tear commensurate with age.
CHINESE PORCELAIN, UNDERGLAZED BLUE DECORATED CUSHION SHAPED BOWL AND COVER, OR BOX, overall decorated with 5 clawed scaly dragons amongst clouds chasing flaming pearls, the base with stylised waves and bands of flood lined bats. Under glazed blue painted seal mark to base. 25cms diameter approximately. * CONDITION REPORT: Glaze blemishes and minor frits in places. Rather grubby. No obvious damage or restoration.
CHINESE PORCELAIN CELADON GLAZED BOWL with polychrome enamelled flower and butterfly external decoration. Under glazed Qianlong seal mark to base. 18cms diameter. * CONDITION REPORT: A number of hair cracks notable from the exterior, but not visible internally. Scuffs, marks and glaze blemishes. All restored area to rim.
A Chinese porcelain famille rose tea kettle with wire handle decorated in famille rose enamels with a processional scene, red seal mark to base, (some chipping), together with an 18th century English porcelain blue and white fence pattern slop bowl, (probably Worcester), (rim chip), bowl 17cm diameter, (2).
A MASSIVE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BOTTLE VASE, 19TH CENTURY Brightly enamelled with peony, poppy, lotus and hibiscus entwined together with other flowers and foliage, all reserved on a yellow ground, the rim with a band of ruyi-heads, the foot with formal stiff lappets, the base and interior glazed turquoise, a six character Qianlong seal mark in iron-red, 60cm. Provenance: an English private collection, Surrey. 十九世紀 黃地粉彩花卉紋瓶 《大清乾隆年製》礬紅篆書款 來源:英國塞里私人收藏
A SET OF FOUR CHINESE RECTANGULAR FAMILLE ROSE PLAQUES, 20TH CENTURY Each depicting different birds amongst foliate sprays of peony, prunus, bamboo and lily, and with a poem and a red seal mark, all within a gilt frame, 30.3cm x 20.8cm. (4) Provenance: from the collection of Anthony Du Boulay. 二十世紀 粉彩題詩花鳥瓷板 一組四件 來源:Anthony Du Boulay收藏
FIVE CHINESE IRON PICTURES, TIEHUA LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Comprising: a pair depicting the eight horses of Mu Wang, two with figural landscapes and pagodas, the fifth with a tall pine surrounded by swirling clouds, the latter mounted on board and with an inscription and seal mark, 81cm x 41.5cm max. (5)
A CHINESE PALE CELADON JADE BOULDER CARVING, REPUBLIC PERIOD Depicting two small figures on a bridge beside a pagoda, with pine trees and a waterfall in the distance, the reverse with a four phrase poem and two seal marks, the stone with brown striations and mottling, a later wood stand, 13.5cm. (2) Provenance: formerly in the Arthur Flynn collection, purchased from Bluett's in the 1960s. 十八世紀 青白玉雕山子 題識:山中相送罷,日暮掩柴扉。春草明年綠,王孫歸不歸。 來源:Arthur Flynn收藏,1960年代購於Bluett's
A RARE CHINESE BLACK GROUND AND GREEN ENAMELLED DISH, SIX CHARACTER QIANLONG SEAL MARK AND OF THE PERIOD 1736-95 The shallow body with gently flaring sides, painted to the well with a central roundel depicting delicate flowers, lingzhi fungus and fruiting berry sprays emerging from rockwork, decorated to the rim's reverse with a continuous scroll of lotus flowers and foliage, 20.9cm. Provenance: from a private collection in Nottinghamshire, formed in the 1970s and early 1980s. 清乾隆 墨地綠彩花卉碟 《大清乾隆年製》青花篆書款 來源:諾丁漢郡私人收藏,1970-1980年間收藏
A SMALL CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE CHICKEN BOWL, 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Painted to the exterior with a young boy and a cockerel with blue rockwork and peony, the reverse with a hen and her chicks below a poetic inscription, six character Qianlong seal mark, 6.6cm dia. 十九/二十世紀 粉彩雞缸杯 《大清乾隆仿古》青花篆書仿款
A PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BOTTLE VASES, 19TH CENTURY Each decorated with a stylized lotus scroll, with peaches, other flowers and leafy tendrils and with bats and ruyi-heads beneath the rim, the foot with formal stiff lappets and a blue key fret design, the interiors and bases glazed turquoise, each with an iron-red six character Qianlong seal mark, 33.5cm. (2) Provenance: an English private collection, Surrey. 十九世紀 黃地粉彩纏枝蓮紋瓶 一對 《大清乾隆年製》礬紅篆書款 來源:英國塞里私人收藏
A Chinese watercolour Worked with ducks in a river landscape, signed with calligraphic script and two red seal marks, framed and glazed. 51 x 35 cm. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, some slight fading/staining, some slight cockling, some small areas of restoration.
A Chinese Ming dynasty gilt bronze square seal With suspension loop; together with a Chinese Ming dynasty gilt bronze archaic style ram, possibly a scroll weight, seal mark to base. 2.5 cm and 2.5 cm high respectively. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Both generally in good condition, expected wear, some surface rubbing.
A Chinese porcelain vase Relief decorated with exotic birds in a blossoming prunus tree on a blue ground opposing calligraphic script and red seal marks, blue painted four character Yongzheng seal mark to base. 41.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, some slight rubbing.
A Chinese porcelain vase Polychrome decorated with a deity holding a peach of immortality, together with another figure in a landscape, opposing calligraphic text and two red seal marks, red painted seal mark to base. 37 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
-108 A Chinese yellow ground bowl, the exterior incised with two five-clawed... -108 A Chinese yellow ground bowl, the exterior incised with two five-clawed dragons in mutual pursuit of a flaming pearl, underglaze blue six character seal mark of Daoguang, 12.7cm diam -108Provenance: Property from a deceased estate-1黄釉碗 -108
Two Chinese Famille Rose porcelain Plaques, early 20th century Two Chinese Famille Rose porcelain Plaques, early 20th century, painted with a sage and court figures, one attendant holding a banner, verso of one plaque with Chinese characters in black and impressed square seal, 38.5cm x 25.5 cm and slightly larger (2) Provenance: From a private family collection purchased in Rome in between 1980-1990. -1二十 世纪早期 粉彩瓷板两件
-1 A pair of Chinese coral-red reverse decorated bowls, probably Qing Dynasty -1 A pair of Chinese coral-red reverse decorated bowls, probably Qing Dynasty, reserved with bamboo and floral decoration, underglazed blue Jiaqing seal marks, 11cm diam (2) Provenance: Property from a deceased estate. 清代(可能)矾红留白竹纹碗一对
A Chinese archaistic Imperial yellow-glazed ceremonial vessel, Dou A Chinese archaistic Imperial yellow-glazed ceremonial vessel, Dou , Qing Dynasty, the circular bowl on flared stem and moulded in relief with archaistic patterns, relief moulded Xianfeng six-character seal mark and period, 16.5cm high Provenance: Major J H M Shaw Stewart (1831-1908), collected in the 1860's and then by direct family descent. See Gunhild Avitabile, From the Dragon's Treasure, for a blue version of a Dou vessel. Compare with the Dou illustrated in, Margaret Medley, The Illustrated Regulations for Ceremonial Paraphernalia of the Ch'ing Dynasty in the Victoria and Albert Museum , 1766 manuscript, Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, vol. 31, 1957-59, p. 99, pl. 39a, c and d -1咸丰 黄釉仿古瓷豆
-1 A Chinese famille rose 'medallion' bowl, Daoguang or later -1 A Chinese famille rose 'medallion' bowl, Daoguang or later, the exterior enamelled with four roundels enclosing the love-story scenes of Niulang (the Cowherd) and Zhinu (the Girl Weaver) within gilt borders, all reserved on a densely-engraved pale blue ground brightly enamelled with cloud scrolls, the interior with an underglaze-blue scene of the reunion of the couple surrounded by flying magpies, Daoguang seal mark, with wooden box and cover, the bowl 15.1cm diam. -1 Provenance: An English private collection, acquired, by repute, form the father of the present owner who was stationed in Shanghai in the 1930s with the British Army. The present bowl celebrates the Qixi Festival, also known as Magpie Festival, which falls on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. Chinese tradition tells the story of a young cowherd known as Niulang who falls in love with a beautiful girl called Zhinü, the seventh daughter of the Goddess, whose task was to weave colourful clouds. The Goddess was furious at their attachment and scratched a wide river in the sky with her hairpin to separate the two lovers forever, thus forming the Milky Way. However once a year all the magpies in the world fly up into heaven to form a bridge so that the lovers may be together for a single night. -1 A similar bowl is illustrated in Gunhild Avitabile, From the Dragon's Treasure , p.43, No. 40 and The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Porcelains with Cloisonné Enamel Decoration and Famille Rose Decoration , Hong Kong, 1999, no.215 -2道光或更晚 粉彩锦地开光牛郎织女纹碗 -1
A Chinese Imperial yellow-glazed archaistic food vessel, Fu , Qing Dynasty A Chinese Imperial yellow-glazed archaistic food vessel, Fu , Qing Dynasty, the rectangular vessel with tapering sides moulded with archaistic motifs and a key-fret border, flanked by a pair of loop handles issuing from animal heads, supported on a high splayed foot, incised or impressed Qianlong six-character seal mark and period, 29cm wide overall x 21cm deep x 14.8cm high Provenance: Major J H M Shaw Stewart (1831-1908), collected in the 1860's and then by direct family descent. Compare with the Fu illustrated by Margaret Medley, The Illustrated Regulations for Ceremonial Paraphernalia of the Ch'ing Dynasty in the Victoria and Albert Museum , 1766 manuscript, Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, vol. 31, 1957-59, p. 99, pl. 39b -1清代 黄釉仿古瓷簠
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