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Large Chinese Silver and Enamel Pendant with Large Jadet Effect to Centre. Large Jadet Look Stone with Enamel Flower Decoration. Chinese Character Marks to Reverse. Large 2.5 Inches In length.

An unusual chased Chinese silver pepper. Marked to base. Approx. 29 grams. Est. £50 - £80.

A Chinese chased silver tot decorated with a lizard and a spider. Approx. 16 grams. Est. £60 - £80.

A Chinese silver pepper. Marked to base. Circa 1900. Approx. 26 grams. Est. £30 - £50.

WANG HING: A heavy circular Chinese silver box. Marked to base. Circa 1890. Approx. 145 grams. Est. £300 - £400.

A heavy Chinese silver mirror. Marked to side. Est. £160 - £180.

A Chinese silver salt with chased dragon handles. Approx. 23 grams. Est. £20 - £30.

A fine quality Chinese silver pepper decorated with bamboo and flowers. Marked to base. Approx. 26 grams. Est. £30 - £50.

A large Chinese silver cocktail spoon with bamboo decoration. Approx. 10 grams. Est. £20 - £30.

A heavy Chinese silver button hook. By Chang. Approx. 66 grams. Est. £50 - £80.

A circular silver bowl of Chinese design. Apparently unmarked. Approx. 38 grams. Est. £30 - £40.

A collection of silver flatware including silver handled fruit knives, by John Biggin, Sheffield, various other marks, a set of Chinese silver bladed and mother of pearl handled forks and knives, stamped KC, other assorted mother of pearl and silver flatware, EPNS etc (qty) Condition Report:Available upon request

Box; China, late 19th century.Silver.With French import marks.Inscription on the baseMeasurements: 8 x 14 x 8.5 cm.Weight: 665 grams.The art of silversmithing experienced an important boom in China at the end of the Qing dynasty. In cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, numerous silversmiths' guilds were established, specialising in refined pieces that were in great demand both in the local market and abroad, especially from Europe. In terms of decoration, the artists often used Chinese elements, as is the case with the dragons on the exquisite box shown here, but often under the influence of the Art Nouveau prevailing in the West at the time. Special mention should be made of the meticulous decoration on all sides of this box, which features an interesting high relief, achieved by means of embossing and chiselling techniques, virtuously executed by what was undoubtedly a master silversmith of the highest level. The gilt lettering on the lid, which in Chinese means 'Congratulations', and the inscription below seem to indicate that this precious object was commissioned as a birthday gift for a lady of good family. Other items of Chinese silverware from the same period can be found in the Victoria and Albet Museum (see Inv. No. 11- 1980).

A silver thimble, a page marker and a Chinese button hook

Antique Chinese export Solid Silver three Piece Service very large Water Jug Plus sugar and creamer Size of smaller jugHeight. :: 9.2 cm top of the handle to baseLength. ::: 13.9 cm handle to spoutLength&width of base ::: 7.8cm BY 6.6cmWeight :::: 187.9 gramsSIZE OF THE BIGGER Larger jugHeight. ::; 10.6cm top of the handle to baseLength. ::: 13.8cm handle to spoutLength&width of vase :::: 8.3cm BY 6.8cmWeight. :::: 219.8 gramsSIZE OF VERY LARGE WATER JUGHEIGHT::: 16.2cm top of the handle to baseLength. ::: 18.1 cm handle to spoutLength&width of base ::: 12.6cm BY 10.3 cmWeight. ::: 610.5 gramsTotal weight of three pieces are ::: 1018.2 grams

* KYS (FRENCH b. 1949),SEATED NUDE oil on canvas overall size 135cm x 111cm Unframed.Provenance: Acquired by the vendor from REDSEA Gallery, Block 9 Dempsey Road, #01-10 Dempsey Hill, Singapore 247697 in 2010/11. Ms Anita Saraswathy (Gallery Manager, REDSEA Gallery) has recently confirmed the current gallery price for a Kys work of this size is SG$9000 (approximately £5030). Note: "Kys" was born in 1949. His quest of the spiritual world of Asia began 30 years ago when he left France to travel through India, Nepal, Thailand and Japan. With an impeccable photo-realistic painting technique and a mastery of light and shade, Kys depicts the particular quality of each Jayavarman (King of Cambodia) or nude image. Using acrylic paint, gold or silver leaf and other secret ingredients; in his Jayavarman paintings he depicts the ancient patina of stone statues, worn by thousands of years of monsoon rains. Kys says “When I paint, I pray with my brush.” Modestly, he sees himself as merely a channel between the model and the viewer. Kys will paint his subject from a figurehead (his nudes from live model). Several layers of acrylic paint are used on the canvas. His subject is then painted on these layers enhancing the texture, tones and depth by using gold and silver leaf. His technique produces an incredible three-dimensional image, almost as if it was a hologram. The text he uses are single words, stamped on, written in ancient Khmer, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and other Asian languages. Their meanings are simple; Happiness, love, health, kindness, warmth and other words that collectively do not make a single sentence but bring the understanding and feeling of peace and harmony to the viewer.

Chinese jade coin necklace, gilded silver chain marked 925. 27g L:11.5in(29.2cm)

A Chinese silver bonbon dish, marks for Tuck Chang, height 7.8cm, gross weight 3.41ozt.Condition report: Overall condition fair to goodMarks clear

Small Chinese and Japanese items, including small silver items, seals, snuff bottle, miniatures, etcCondition report: The minature carvings have markings and scratches commensurate with age and use. The large carving of a female and dog has chipping to the reverse, and the small fo dogs have are stained brown. The tea bowl has a minor chip to the rim and both the bowl and saucer have roughness and markings to the base. The small scent bottle decorated with people has loss to the base and rubbing to the gitl on the rim. One of the lotus teas cups has chipping to the rim.

Chinese Export Silver Cigarette Case of Rectangular Shape, Gilt Interior. Marked Tuck Chang and Silver to Interior of Case. c.1900. Silver Weight 230.4 grams. Decorated with Image of a Bamboo Tree on Planished Ground. Quality Craftsmanship - Please Confirm with Photo. 7 Inches - 17.5 cms Diameter.

A Good Quality Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet Loaded with 13 Silver Charms of Various Subjects. Comprises Golf Bag with Clubs, Wishing Well, Turtle, Old Ford Car, Toby Jug, Coffee Pot, Chinese Boat, Pair of Bells, Rocking Horse etc etc. All Marked for Sterling Silver. As New Condition. Silver Weight 52.1 grams.

Solid Silver Chinese Dragon Ring. Ring of Large Size, Well Detailed Ring with The Design of The Dragon Which Goes All the Way to the Tail, Lovely Throughout. Superior Quality Ring. Ring Size R.1/2. Please Confirm with Photo.

Large Chinese Silver and Enamel Pendant with Large Jadet Effect to Centre. Large Jadet Look Stone with Enamel Flower Decoration. Chinese Character Marks to Reverse. Large 2.5 Inches In length.

A Small Mixed Lot, comprising an embossed silver scent bottle, hallmarked for Birmingham U 1894, Chinese silver match holder, silver page marker Birmingham Y 1998, modern silver bracelet, silver key, a Suisse half ounce silver bar pendant and chain, Egyptian silver drop earrings, and a silver plated Vesta case with coiled snake design.

Antique Chinese Double Knotted Cloisonne Beaded Necklace. Antique graduating Cloisonne necklace in beaded form, silver banding to each pebble, wonderful quality. 17" length.

Two Chinese Silver Boxes , Late Qing dynasty to early 20th century, to include an octogonal silver box The lid has a central medallion with a shou or longevity character, flanked by two flying dragons, the eight sides with various auspicious symbols and floral patterns 7.7 cm diameter, a mark on the base, a square box with the same lid pattern and the sides decorated with Qilin, Phoenix, dragon and a bird, 5 cm diameter . A mark on the base

A Chinese Imari Tea caddy with Silver Cover , Kangxi periodpainted with flowers and landscape , the Silver cover from a later period Thomas Whitehouse London circa 1872 . 11.5 cm tall

Chinese Export Tea Caddy with cover, Circa 1790 painted with landscape and a modern silver gilt mount comes with a wooden stand 13 cm highPurchased from Peter Crabbe Antiques, Cambridge

Chinese blue and white vase and cover, Kangxi period or later painted with birds on bamboo branches, and a modern silver gilt mount. 15.5 cm high (lid included) comes with a wood stand

A Siamese sterling white metal three piece cruet, together with a Chinese silver twin handled cup and a white metal turtle

A silver plated communion paten, a reproduction brass skillet/saucepan with earlier handle, on three supports, a Chinese terracotta and pewter mounted teapot (extensive damage), a copper tray, an oak ink stand, a meerschaum and silver mounted pipe, in case, carved hardwood figures and other items

A 1ST EDITION CHINESE EXPORT SILVER 1785 - 1885, H A CROSBY FORBES - 1975PUBLISHED BY MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN CHINA TRADE, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese silver christening tankard of slightly tapered cylindrical form with simulated bamboo handle, the body decorated in relief with birds perched amongst bamboo stems framing a shield shaped cartouche with inscription, maker's mark of Wang Hing & Co of Hong Kong, weight 115.6g, height 7.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Elizabeth II silver snuff box, limited edition number 194 of 500, in the form of a Chinese box, cast in relief with figures, pine and pavilions, London 1979 by WCS, weight 117g, length 7.2cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Chinese sterling silver condiment stand, modelled as a man and rickshaw, maker's mark for Tackhing of Hong Kong, weight 75.3g, length 14.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Cased set of Chinese export silver silver spoons with twisted stems and Mandarin figure finials, possibly scholars or court attendants, 3 with hats, 3 without, by Hung Chong from Canton and Shanghai circa 1860-1930

Chinese blue and white vase decorated with figures, (damaged), other Oriental and English china and a silver plated sugar bowl and cream jug,Condition Report: Baluster shape vase decorated with dragons, good condition - no damage found. Four character mark on the base, 31.5 cm high

Art Noveau three piece silver condiment set by Vale Brothers & Sermon, Birmingham 1915, with mustard spoon, five piece silver condiment set by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1933 / the mustard pot 1924, and two pierced bon-bon dishes by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1918, total weight 130z 406.4gm together with a Chinese white metal stand with dragon rims, 19cm x 17cm 6.5oz 202.4gm

A collection of Chinese silver items: comprising: a presentation two handled bowl, circular form, scroll handles, with a presentation inscription to Ralph Pike, Head of Customs, Chefoo, 1930's, on a wooden stand, a teapot of circular form, pull-off cover, scroll handle, engraved foliate decoration, plus six tea bowls of tapering circular form, engraved foliate decoration, height of bowl on plinth approx. weight 37oz. (8)

A pair of Chinese silver candlesticks, retailed by Wang Hing, tapering circular columns, mounted with a spiral snake, detachable drip pans, on raised square bases with chased blossom decoration, height 20cm, approx. weight 13oz. (2)

A small mixed lot of Chinese silver items, comprising: a dressing table box, of oblong form, the hinged cover inscribed 'Chefoo 1930, From the Bachelors', length 10.2cm, plus a vase of tapering circular form, chased bamboo decoration, on a foot modelled as a dragon, height 15.8cm, a miniature figure of two men and a sedan chair, and an unmarked metalware model of a pagoda, height 22.8cm. (4)

A set of four Chinese silver bowls, marked with Chinese characters and I.W, circular form, two pierced and embossed with dragons and two pierced and embossed with blossom decoration, clear glass liners, on circular bases, diameter 7.8cm, approx. weight 8.9oz. (4)

A 19th century Russian provincial silver vodka cup, 1847, unidentified town mark, baluster form, on a raised circular foot, engraved with Chinese characters, height 7cm, approx. weight 3.2oz. Provenance: purchased from Christie's South Kensington, 6 February 1990,

A late 19th century Chinese silver-mounted walking cane, unmarked, tapering circular form, chased with figures in landscape settings, later tapering wooden shaft, length 87.5cm.

A small collection of 19th century Chinese Export silver flatware, comprising: a tablespoon and two dessert forks, by Kechcheong, a tablespoon and dessert spoon with the pseudo Eley, Fearn and Chawner mark, a dessert spoon by Lynchong, a teaspoon by Yatshing, and one by P, approx. weight 13oz. (8) Provenance From the Collection of the late Tony Dove.

A Chinese silver coffee pot, embossed with dragon decoration, height 22.3 cm, stamped to base CONDITION REPORT: 566g

A Chinese silver three piece tea service, with bamboo decoration, markings to base CONDITION REPORT: 824g gross

A collection of silver items,to include an Irish silver fiddle pattern spoon with engraved crest, Dublin 1804, a George III teaspoon, a caddy spoon with filagree and foliate engraved bowl, maker's mark S P, possibly London 1822, a small Chinese silver bucket, a Victorian fruit knife, and a similar mother of pearl mounted Edwardian example, together with a silver-plated box,the lid with engine turned decoration, 9cm square3.2cm highweighable 7.94oztCondition report: Tanrihsing, scratches and marks throughout. The Irish silver spoon is more heavily tarnishing, with dents and cracks to the bowl.

A Chinese silver rikshaw novelty cruet, early 20th c, with three condiments, 15.5cm l, 4ozs 17dwts Condition ReportComplete and in good condition

A Continental silver tea strainer, cast with putti, 11.5cm over handles, import marked B Muller & Son, Chester 1901 and a die stamped and pierced silver heart shaped bonbon dish, 2ozs 4dwts, two Chinese silver hairpins, c1900 and a silver coloured metal strainer (5) Condition ReportTea strainer in good condition. Bonbon dish dented. One hairpin bent, the other with damage to enamel terminal. Second strainer lacking one of the handles

A Chinese three-piece silver tea service, early 20th c, with bamboo form handles and spout, teapot 12.5cm h, marked WH and 90, also marked in Chinese, 29ozs 12dwts Condition ReportGood condition, no engraving or erasure. Slight roughness in one place on top of lid where possibly a dent or bruise repaired, no evidence of solder or splits

A 20th century vintage Chinese Oriental biscuit barrel having a silver plate collar and lid with gadrooning a shaped finial over a blue and white ceramic barrel painted with pagoda and scenery. Mark to base. Measures 19cm tall. 

A pair of Chinese silver relief pine tree and figural design vases. Chinese makers mark to the base. Weight. 261g

A Chinese silver dressing table tray of small rectangular form having rim modelled as bamboo and monogrammed cartouche, bearing marks to reverse, approx 311g

A large collection of GB and World Coins including Churchill Crowns, six Brilliant Uncirculated 1995 WW2 £2 Coins, Ancient Chinese Coins in display box, seven 2003 Coronation £5 Coins, three 1977 Silver Crowns in cases and a Finish Silver Coin in case

A collection of Chinese silver and white metal items to include a rectangular stand with dragons, a pierced hardwood stand with figures, 18cm long, and a cup, etc (a lot)

A Silver Cased Duplex Pocket Watch, (Chinese Market), silver case, 48mm diameter, with white enamelled dial, black Roman numerals and numeric chapter ring

A 19th century Chinese Canton silver vase pierced with a writhing dragon amongst clouds on a round foot decorated with a further dragon, marked WH 90 (Wang Hing) and with three character seal mark, height 19.5cm

A Chinese unmarked silver mounted mother-of-pearl shell dish. 22 cm wide.

A small Chinese silver bowl. 4.5 cm high. 84.9 grammes.