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Chinese Famille Rose jar, with exotic bird perched amongst blossom, height 10.5cms, iron red Gangxu seal mark to base; black glaze bottle vase, with gilt dragon, height 19.5cms, Qianlong seal mark to base; Turquoise and ivory ground circular brush washer, with applied lizard to rim and upper side, diameter 12.5cms, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark to base. (3)
A Chinese porcelain bowl decorated with figures and panels of calligraphy, seal mark to the base, 14.5cm diameter together with another porcelain bowl painted with figures and trees CONDITION REPORT: bowl with text, gilding rubbed, some pitting to the glaze, otherwise in overall good condition, the other bowl, decoration is rubbed, chip to the rim, some discolouration,
A CHINESE BRONZE JARDINIERE, QING DYNASTY, 19TH C cast and very finely chiselled with panels of qilin and phoenix framed by flowers, the slightly flared foot beneath an apron of lappets, 36cm h, commendation seal Provenance: R E Summerfield (1916-1989) of Derby and subsequently Cheltenham, but not included in the executor's sales of the Summerfield Collection by Sotheby's, Christies or Bruton Knowles; acquired by the present private vendor in 1989. ++Green patina and much old surface dirt, in entirely original condition, no damage or repair
A CHINESE BRONZE AND ENAMEL MOON FLASK with applied foo dog handles, the body with central enamelled kylin design in a diaper border with cabochon roundels and an outer enamelled rim, seal mark to underside. 31.5cm(h) x 26cm(d) CONDITION: Some pitting to enamel, one cabochon missing some discolouration to remainder.
A CHINESE BRONZE TWO-HANDLED CENSER of compressed cauldron-form, the body decorated with various animal-form roundels, the handles formed as fierce lion masks, on three short legs, moulded seal mark to underside. 19.5cm(h) x 38cm(d) CONDITION: Some oxidation and marks but nice quality and generally good condition.
TWO CHINESE SOAPSTONE SEALS, MID 19TH CENTURY one of oval form with crazing, apparently the personal seal of Governor Yeh, the other rectangular, with signature to the side, both of celadon brown tone, the seal faces carved 6.2cm high, 3.6cm high Provenance: by repute Governor Yeh Ming-ch'en (1807-1859); acquired circa 1858 by Admiral Arthur William Acland Hood, 1st Baron Hood of Avalon (1824-1901); thence by family descent. See footnote to lot 78 for more information.
A GROUP OF CHINESE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' ACCOUTREMENTS, MID 19TH CENTURY comprising; two sets of tortoiseshell chopstick and knife holders, one shagreen chopstick and knife holder, a pair of ladies silk embroidered shoes, an embroidered panel with vase and flowers, a small bottle marked Canton peppermint oil, another bottle in a gilt silk tasseled case, a plain fan with carved sticks, a carved nut bracelet, a damaged pierced boxwood pomander, a nit comb with agate monkey toggle, cash coins and a horn cylindrical box in a silk net holder, an abacus, two silk embroidered peach-form drawstring bags, a silk wallet, a small carved cherry stone bracelet, a silk embroidered pouch, a set of silver and bronze monkey dress buttons in a small box, and a green hardstone seal and a box containing three opium pipes, a Japanese knife, an opium tool and two ancestral tablets (qty) Provenance: acquired circa 1858 by Admiral Arthur William Acland Hood, 1st Baron Hood of Avalon (1824-1901); thence by family descent. See footnote to lot 78 for more information.
A large Chinese two-handled vase, Qing dynasty, circa 1900, the globular body decorated with figures at a garden table being served tea, with narrow neck above, enamelled with stiff leaves and floral scrolls, blue ground Qianlong seal mark, 41cm high/see illustration Condition Report: This vase bears Qianlong marks but is not period. Condition appears generally good.
A Chinese Famille rose sleeve vase, of cylindrical form, Republic period (1912-1949), sparsely painted with mountainous river landscape flanked by pine trees and pagoda, the upper section with inscription, 28cm high, Jian Ding was seal to base CONDITION REPORT: Small chip to upper rim, approx 1cm in size, extensive wear and discolouration to the interior of the vase Extensive wear to the underside of the foot rim, extensive fritting throughout.
Chinese baluster shaped two handled vase having 'clobbered' polychrome decoration depicting a dragon amongst foliage, base with red painted seal mark, 28cm high Condition: There are significant green glaze losses around the lower part of the vase - see images and further rubbing to the gilding and flaking of the enamel decoration - **General condition consistent with age

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