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Two boxes of assorted china: pair of Mason's 'Oxburgh' lidded ginger jars (produced for the National Trust), Imari style biscuit barrel or storage jar, boxed Chinese tea set with seal marks to the base, pair of Japanese vases and other Japanese vases, oriental photograph album, Royal Doulton 'Chivas Brothers' stoneware bottle etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
A Chinese porcelain 'Lotus' vase, 19th century, of globular form with cylindrical flared neck, decorated in blue and white with flowering lotus sprays, iron-red seal mark to the underside, 41cm high CONDITION REPORT - Tankard - six chips to the rim and descending long hairline crack. Star crack to the base, numerous chips and frits to the base rim. Surface scratching and wear to the decoration throughout. Handled basin - numerous chips and frits to the rim, extensive hairline crack from the rim, through the handle section and into the body where it splits into two. Firing cracks to the base. Surface scratching and wear to the decoration throughout. Bowl - Large chip to the rim and descending hairline crack. Decoration to the interior and the exterior very worn throughout.
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white boxes and covers, Qianlong seal mark, each circular box painted to the cover with two scaly five-clawed dragons chasing a flaming pearl, amidst an abundance of clouds, the lower body decorated with lishui waves, recessed bases with blue seal mark, each 13.5cm diameter, raised on carved wood bases (2) CONDTION REPORT - Both boxes and covers are in good order, no cracks, chips or losses. No obvious signs of restoration or repair. General scratching and wear throughout, commensurate with age and use. The stands show a few knicks, moderate scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. No splits or signs of repair.
A Victorian silver propelling pencil, Sampson Mordan, London 1872, of typical form with engine turned decoration and hardstone set seal top terminal, maximum length 11.8cm, together with a George V novelty silver pen in the form of a golf club, James Fenton, Birmingham 1924, 15.2cm long, and a Chinese silver coloured pen, 16.5cm long (3)
A small collection of miscellaneous items to include a terracotta bust having a high headdress, face with incised features, pre-Columbian style, H13cm, together with a Chinese double scent bottle on an orange ground with enamelled birds and flowers, Limoges porcelain trinket jar, desk seal etc
A Chinese porcelain tea bowl on stand, and other tea bowls and saucersQing and laterfirst painted with female courtiers in a garden in colour enamel and painted with calligraphy, red seal mark, together with a famille rose tea bowl finely painted with pheasants and peonies, a reticulated Canton famille rose plate, stamped China and two tea cups typically decorated with figures, etc., (qty)first Height 7cm.Condition: Occasional fleabite chips to rim of tea bowl on stand. Other items in fair condition
A Chinese blue and white tea bowl, and a blue and white tea bowl with red fish decorated border, and seal mark to the underside, widest 10cmThe blue and white tea bowl has a hairline crack running through the body and surface glazing loss along the top edge with hairline fractures, the other tea bowl is in good overall condition
A 19th Century Chinese Porcealin Pot Decorated in the Famille Rose Palette with Blooming Flowers Having Twin Handles (Missing Lid), Red Seal Mark to Base, 10cm high, Together with a 20th Century Chinese Shaped Vase Decorated in Shallow Relief with Peaches and Branches, 12cm high, Red Seal Mark to Base
A Chinese Watercolour on Silk, of flowering chrysanthemum, signed and with two square seal marks, 36ins (91.5cm) x 17.75ins (45.1cm), framed and glazed Provenance: The current vendor's grandfather purchased this work in the early 20th Century. Hand written label to verso states - "Wang Ch'ing - p'ei. Dated 1768"
Chinese Famille Rose plate depicting a figural scene, with floral border, in gilt metal mount with swing-handle, raised on three feet (24cm diameter), together with a Famille Rose celadon dish (a/f) with ornithological and floral decoration, in a gilt metal mount decorated with birds, and a pair of Jiaqing Famille Rose octagonal vases with applied dragon motifs, 20cm high, seal marks to bases
Chinese snuff bottle.Inside painted glass, of flattened rectangular form on a raised flat oval foot, one side depicting a winter landscape, the other with a four line inscription in running script, artist signature and seal mark. Inscription is a poem by the T'ang dynasty poet Chao Ku, entitled Thinking of the past in the tower by the river, height 6.5cmSmall star crack in base
A 19thc lotus leaf shaped Chinese porcelain export ware serving dish decorated with chrysanthemum and inset design with similar decoration to front, seal mark verso, (6cm x 18cm x 12cm) shows no signs of chips, damage or repairs and a Chinese oval ginger jar and cover decorated with female scholar and a group of students playing, complete with cover, (10cm x 13cm) seal mark verso (2)
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