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A Chinese silver tea service, c1910, the teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, each of hexagonal shape and decorated in repousse with scenes alternating with dragons and bamboo beneath beaded rim, initialled JW and a tray engraved with dragons in plain cavetto, the flat border chased with prunus, on ball feet, inscribed Presented to John Willis I. M. Customs by the Ningpo Cummunity [sic] and Shipping after 27 years service September 1910, tray 28.5cm diam, tea service marked H C and in Chinese, tray marked C H and in Chinese and a pair of sugar bows, 58ozs 11dwts (6) Good condition except sugar bows, which are broken in two
*CARVED 10 CARAT GOLD VINTAGE / ANTIQUE CHINESE JADEITE STONE RING M WL186 / LARGE VICTORIAN 10 CARAT GOLD SET 3 SUBSTANTIAL AMETHYSTS BROOCH 11.8G XWL349 / BEAUTIFUL PAIR HALLMARKED 9 CARAT GOLD PEARL & DIAMOND DROP EARRINGS JE116 / GEORGIAN TESTED 15 CT ROSE GOLD AND SILVER TURQUOISE SET TALL DOME RING N XWL251 / AVON GOLD BROOCH / APPROX RESALE VALUE: £655
FAN HO (CHINESE 1937-2016)On the Stage of Life,1954gelatin silver printfull sheet measuring 25 x 49 cm (9 7/8 x 19 1/4 in.)titled and numbered 2 on one photographer's credit stamp, titled and numbered 3 on another; with two exhibition stamps; signed, dated 1955 and titled in another hand, with further technical notations in a third hand on versoPROVENANCEMB Gallery, Palo AltoAcquired at the above by the present owners in 2007.(Copy of invoice available upon request)LITERATUREFan Ho: Hong Kong Yesterday (Palo Alto: MB Editions, Modernbook Editions Publishers, 2007), Second Edition, p. 59 (illustrated)Richard Pitnick, "Fan Ho", Black & White Magazine, no. 53, September 2007, pp. 22-23 (illustrated)LOT NOTESFan Ho is known for his very carefully composed photographs, combining a background of geometrical constructions, pattern and light. Using backlight Ho was able to create a dramatic atmosphere for each photograph. Photographing primarily the people of Hong Kong locations included streets, alleys, markets and the sea. Ho’s photographic work does not focus on the city’s buildings or monuments, rather the coolies, vendors, hawkers who sell fruits and vegetables, children playing in the street, people running errands. Capturing the common hardship and resilience of the citizens. Fan Ho’s large body of work won him close to 300 awards both locally and internationally, presenting his photographs in salons. Fan Ho is a Fellow of the Photographic Society and the Royal Society of Arts in England, and an Honorary Member of the Photographic societies of Singapore, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, Italy and Belgium. He most recently won a "Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2nd Global Chinese International Photography Award, China, 2015" by the Chinese Photographic Society (Guangzhou). The present lot is a prime example of Fan Ho’s prolific career and accomplished body of work.
FAN HO (CHINESE 1937-2016)Construction,1957gelatin silver printfull sheet measuring 24 x 49 cm (9 1/2 x 19 1/4 in.)framed dimensions: 54 x 65 cm (21 1/4 x 25 5/8 in.) [plexiglass]titled on photographer's credit stamp; signed and titled in another hand, numbered 15/1 in blue pencil, with Rochester International Salon, 1965 award notation in a third hand on versoPROVENANCEMB Gallery, Palo AltoAcquired at the above by the present owners in 2007. (Copy of invoice available upon request)LITERATUREFan Ho: Hong Kong Yesterday (Palo Alto: MB Editions, Modernbook Editions Publishers, 2007), Second Edition, p. 19 (illustrated)Richard Pitnick, "Fan Ho", Black & White Magazine, no. 53, September 2007, pp. 22-23 (illustrated)LOT NOTESFan Ho is known for his very carefully composed photographs, combining a background of geometrical constructions, pattern and light. Using backlight Ho was able to create a dramatic atmosphere for each photograph. Photographing primarily the people of Hong Kong locations included streets, alleys, markets and the sea. Ho’s photographic work does not focus on the city’s buildings or monuments, rather the coolies, vendors, hawkers who sell fruits and vegetables, children playing in the street, people running errands. Capturing the common hardship and resilience of the citizens. Fan Ho’s large body of work won him close to 300 awards both locally and internationally, presenting his photographs in salons. Fan Ho is a Fellow of the Photographic Society and the Royal Society of Arts in England, and an Honorary Member of the Photographic societies of Singapore, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, Italy and Belgium. He most recently won a "Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2nd Global Chinese International Photography Award, China, 2015" by the Chinese Photographic Society (Guangzhou). The present lot is a prime example of Fan Ho’s prolific career and accomplished body of work.
A quantity of silver including a pair of sugar nips with Chinese character mark, handwritten label inscribed Wang Hing & Co. Silver, the pincers with scrolling leaf and vine decoration to stem (13cm) and five cocktail sticks with rooster finials, marked sterling silver, three hallmarked pickle forks with mother of pearl finials, Sheffield butter knife, Birmingham spoon and two Epns spoons with Bowler to handle (a lot)
Miscellaneous silver and silver plate, including a boxed set of silver and enamel flower coffee spoons, boxed set of coffee spoons in the form of maple leaves, boxed set of mother of pearl fruit knives and forks, boxed set of blue handled butter knives, boxed set of twelve good quality silver-plated teaspoons and nips, boxed set of silver plated teaspoons and a caddy spoon and a boxed set of sterling Chinese silver and jade finial spoons.
A CHINESE SILVER RECTANGULAR SILVER CIGARETTE BOX HE SHENG, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Embossed with bamboo, the cover engraved E.C.B. within an oval reserve 16cm (6 1/4in) long With a cedar liner Condition Report: Marks clear Engraving rubbed Hinge good Cover sits well Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A SMALL COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY To include a matched pair of 9 carat gold oval panelled cufflinks, engraved with initials, London 1921 and 1939, with belcher link connectors; together with a pair of silver coloured pierced panel cufflinks, with Chinese characters, and bamboo shaped back terminals, belcher link connectors; and a pair of oval panel ear studs Gross weight: 21.8 grams Condition Report: Gold items 14.7 grams gross All items have wear commensurate with age and use, the studs may have originally been cufflinks Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A COLLECTION OF SILVER COLOURED JEWELLERY AND OTHER ITEMS To include a Chinese silver coloured belt buckle with Chinese character for happiness and good luck, to a woven black cord belt, maker's mark IM; together with a silver coloured turquoise and coral set hinged bangle, unmarked; a silver coloured striated baton necklace with gilt beads between, suspending an ancient style coin pendant, together with a pair of similar ear pendants; a pair of jadeite cloak clips, in gilt silver coloured settings; together with further items Gross weight: 690 grams This lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. The import of lots that are subject to CITES regulations are banned in certain countries. Please check your country's import regulations before bidding. For further details on CITES regulations, click here: www.gov.uk/guidance/cites-imports-and-exports. Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot, it is as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A Chinese silver tea caddy of bulbous form, cast decoration of chrysanthemums, impressed marks to base and maker’s marks for HO, height 14.5cm, approx weight 7.5ozt/234g.Additional InformationLight minor knocks and scuffs, the internal rim which the cover holds with large bend and creases, the cover with splitting and polish holes.
HENRY MATTHEWS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted jewellery box, the oval cover with repoussé decoration of Reynold's angels, Birmingham 1906, together with a hallmarked silver bonbon dish, a cut glass dressing table with hallmarked silver cover and a silver and enamel mounted brush, also a Chinese opium pipe (5).
Silver cream jug and a sugar basin, on ball feet, marks for RP, London, together with a collection of silver plate, to comprise a chamber stick, probably Sheffield plate, 19th century, two spoons, a lighter, a bottle coaster, a pierced twin handle basket, and two swing handle bread baskets, together with a Chinese hardwood stand (Qty)
TWO SIMILAR 20TH CENTURY CHINESE DISHES. each inset with a Yuan Shikai "dollar" and engraved with bamboo on a hammered ground, each stamped with a device mark and "NANKING", together with a base metal Chinese table lamp; the dishes 3.5" (9cm) diameter; 4oz weighable silver (3). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BOX AND COVER. squat cylindrical form, with a chamfered panel of agate mounted on the cover, the body with brickwork-like decoration, alternating rows with a matte finish, struck with a character mark only to the base; 5.5" (14cm) diameter; 11.9oz weighable silver. **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
A near pair of Chinese silver coloured white metal pepperettes, having cylindrical pierced pull-off covers over the hexagonal bodies, one moulded with panels of blossoms, the other with various foliage, marks for Wang Hing & Co (Hong Kong) 5.8cm, sold along with a white metal scent bottle having a screw-off cover/dabber with club from finial over the step-moulded spreading cylindrical body, unmarked, 7cm.
A pair of 19th Century Chinese silver quatrefoil dishes, together with a small silver jewellery box. The dishes having engraved initials YH with bamboo and blossom detailing. The box having shell formed feet and engraved striped detailing to the lid (hallmarked Birmingham 1948). Dishes measures 6.5cm wide. Box measures 9cm wide. Total weight 166.5g.
Of Pugilistic Interest: a silver matchbook case, by Herbert Bushell & Son Ltd., Birmingham 1932, the hinged cover applied in relief with two boxers, 44g, 6.5cm high; together with a small silver boxing cup, 21g, 9cm high; and another Chinese white metal twin handled trophy cup, by Tuck Chang, both with presentation inscriptions, 146g, 13.5cm wide. (3)

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