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A small mixed lot of Chinese and Japanese silver items,comprising: a bowl, retailed by Wang Hing, of circular form, embossed with a dragon, the foot inscribed and dated 1913, plus a matchbox cover by Luen Wo, with bamboo decoration, and a set of six Japanese swizzle sticks, each with a different finial, in a case, approx. weighable 10oz. (3)

A mixed lot of silver flatware,various dates and makers,comprising: four Fiddle pattern table forks, two tablespoons, plus a sifting spoon, a pair of tongs and a teaspoon, plus a brush, a Chinese item and an electroplated dessert spoon, approx. weighable 18oz. (qty)

A late-19th century Chinese silver trick snuff box, marked with Chinese characters, rectangular form, canted corners, engraved with circular discs of foliate decoration on a matted background, the hinged back opens to reveal the hinged cover, length 5cm, approx. weight 1oz.Provenance: A Private Collection.

A mixed lot of silver items,comprising: a pair of 19th-century Maltese tablespoons, an American silver serving spoon, two smaller spoons and a bottle opener, by S. Kirk, a mustard pot, a salt cellar, a Danish silver and enamel pepper pot and salt cellar, with a spoon, a Chinese condiment cart, plus other items and a pair of Christian Dior electroplated menu card holders, approx. weight 18oz. (qty)

A four-piece Chinese silver dressing table set,by Tuck Chang and Co. comprising a hand mirror, and three brushes, decorated with flowers on a matted background, initialled. (4)

Two Chinese silver wine labels, retailed by Wang Hing, crescent form, mounted with a dragon, pierced 'Port' and 'Sherry', approx. weight 0.7oz. (2)Provenance: A Private Collection.

A 19th century Chinese silver card case, marked with Chinese characters and 90, rectangular form, embossed with figural scenes in a landscape setting, the reverse with bamboo decoration, with a vacant shield cartouche, length 10.4cm.Provenance: A Private Collection.

A Chinese silver tea caddy,by Kwan Wo,square form, incurved corners, pull-off cover with blossom and bird decoration, height 11cm, plus a silver tea caddy, London 1900, approx. weight 11.2oz. (2)

Harrods, London, ladies beaded silk kaftan style dress, a ladies embroidered Chinese reversible jacket, a satin floral kaftan and a saree with silver embroidery

A large Victorian silver plated two handled tray, 74cm x 47cm, a silver plated wine cooler, a teapot, a pair of cow butter knives, a quantity of loose cutlery, a pair of fox knife rests, a Chinese tea caddy, etc.

Early 19th century Chinese tea caddy with silver mushroom shaped stopper, together with further Chinese tea bowl and saucer from the J Drew Collection, lot 105 (3)

A hardwood box, the hinged lid with Chinese characters, opening to reveal various costume jewellery to include mother of pearl and white metal pendant on necklet, fringe necklace, silver curb link identity bracelet, etc

Two Chinese export silver coin dishes, both by Hungchong & Co, one set 1911 British trade dollar, the other set Chinese 1 dollar/yuan, (total weight 132.2g), together with a silver plated entree dish and cover, a Dixon silver plated meat skewer and quantity of silver plated flatware. (qty)

A Chinese Beautifully Carved Jade Hexagonal Pendant Surrounded with Silver Frame.H: Approximately 5cm

Antique 20th Century Chinese Jade Dragon Censer, along with Silver Trinket Box. Damages present to censer, please see the pictures.

Chinese silver opium pipe with peacock form bowl, approx. 53cm long

A Chinese silver boat shaped ingot, impressed character marks, weight 69.5g

A PAIR OF CHINESE RED LACQUER BOXES20th century, the coopered bodies with lids decorated in silver, 34cm high x 40cm wide (2)

Antique Chinese silver & jade clip - 3.5cm across and has makers marks to reverse ~ 9.3g total weight

Chinese amethyst / hard stone bead necklace with silver mounted pendant clasp - 42cm long ~ panel has been repaired

Chinese miniature silver marked snuff bottle with finely worked cloisonne detail - 4cm high & 32g total weight ~ no obvious damage

Five pairs of early 20th Century ladies' shoes, comprising a pair of silver leather court shoes by retailer Bourne & Hollingsworth Ltd, Oxford Street, London, W1, a pair of red leather peep-toe court shoes, Chinese silk with an open vent design, a pair of overpainted in green heeled bar shoes for the French label Carre Freres and a pair of reptile skin effect and lattice design lace-ups

An Art Deco period Chinese silver small tankard, together with a cased set of six silver teaspoons and a pair of tongs, and a silver plated fish eaters in case, the tankard repaired and dented and marked to base

A late 19th or early 20th Century carved Chinese jade silver mounted brooch, of gourd, leaf and flower pierced design, 4.5cm x 3cm together with a Chinese carved carnelian silver mounted brooch of gourd, leaf and insect design, 5cm x 3cm (2)

An early 20th century Chinese carved and pierced silver bottle coaster by Wang Hing, decorated with peonies with intricate engraved detailing and sitting on three dragon form feet. Stamped WH, 90. Dia 9cm H.8cm Weight 171g.

A collection of jewellery, including a Chinese silver gilt jade bead bracelet, a silver squiggle brooch/pendant, a rolled gold box chain bracelet and a French enamelled brass button.

Chinese silver ingot sycee, approximately 4 tael. Oval drum shape with square four-character stamp along the interior.Height: 21 mm x width: 45.5 mm x depth: 37 mm. Weight: 149.7 grams.Condition:No apparent breaks or losses. Light wear and some tarnishing throughout as expected from age and use.

Cartier, an Art Deco nephrite, rock crystal, onyx, enamel and diamond poudrier box, 1920s, of Chinese inspiration, the box of circular cross section, the lid centring on a floral motif in black and red enamel accented with rose-cut diamonds, to a rock crystal ring handle, the underside with a mirror in a gilt silver frame, to a cylindrical box on four cuboid onyx legs, accented with rose-cut diamonds in platinum settings, the gold feet applied with red enamel, measuring 6.7 x 6.7 x 5.6cm, signed Cartier, numbered 0417, French assay marks for gold and silver giltCf.: Olivier Bachet and Alain Cartier, Cartier: Exceptional Objects, Palais Royal, 2019, p. 260 and 271, for a bonbonniere and an inkwell with a similar rock crystal hoop handle, each dated circa 1925, and Sotheby's Geneva, Magnificent Jewels, 8th May 2008, lot 371, for a nephrite vase of similar inspiration by Cartier, circa 1925

A blue coin collector's album, interior having three pages of GB and World coins, silver and bronze coins to include: USA and Canadian, Austrian, African, Venezuelan, Indian, Sri Lankan, Netherlands, Germany, Chinese and others.

A selection of Oriental or Chinese silver condiments, including: a pepper shaker, open salt cellar and mustard pot, by Lee Yee Hing, Hong Kong; and an Eastern pepper pot and mustard pot, each stamped 'Sterling Silver', 5.8oz gross.

Collection of vintage walking sticks and canes, to include: blackthorn, silver collared, Chinese bamboo etc. (8) (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Images of handles added.

Chinese silver bracelet, Mackintosh style miniature vase & large dress ring, size Z

A Chinese silver half-fluted bowl, of substantial gauge, 13cm diam, Wang Hing & Co, Canton c.1860, 352g

A Chinese silver hexagonal tea caddy, chased with a dragon, verse and the Three Friends of Winter, push-fitting cover, bracket feet, 12cm high, Wang Hing & Co, Canton c.1900, 192g

A pair of Chinese silver pint mugs, each engraved with with birds on branches, and insects, within borders of dragons, faux bamboo handles, gilt interiors, 13cm high, Cumshing, Canton, c.1880, 700g

A Chinese silver rectangular visiting card case, chased with figures in a landscape of pines and prunus, to verso with birds, hinged cover, 10cm long, Man Hing, Hong Kong c.1880, 106g

A Chinese silver hot water jug, applied with butterflies and blossoming branches, hinged cover, 19cm high, c.1900, 526g

A Chinese silver tea strainer on stand, textured borders, 16cm long, Wing On Co, Shaghai, c.1930, 122g

A pair of Chinese silver oval pedestal salts, blue glass liners, 11cm wide, character marks, c.1890, 140g

A Chinese silver bowl, pierced and chased with dragons amongst scrolling clouds, 11cm diameter, Ing Wo, Hong Kong, 161g, c.1910

A Chinese silver three piece inverted baluster tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug and sucrier, chased with flowers and leaves, scroll handles, the teapot 26cm long, character marks, c.1900, 966g

A George III mahogany birdcage tripod silver table, one-piece circular top with fretwork gallery pierced in the Chinese Chippendale taste, turned and wrythen fluted pillar, cabriole legs, pad feet, 72cm high, 83cm diameter, c.1775

A Chinese silver rectangular inkstand, centred by a deer flanked by a pair of square glass wells, on a ground of dense flowerheads, lotus bracket feet, 15.5cm wide, Houcheong, Canton c.1890, 224g

A Chinese silver candlestick, as a crane standing on a turtle, pierced and carved hardwood base, 24.5cm high, apparently unmarked, c.1900, 198g gross

A white metal pendant, claw set with a rectangular Blue John stone, a halo of marcasite, silver chain, (faults) 7g; a white metal cluster pendant, claw set with four oval purple amethysts and central round purple amethyst, silver chain, 7.1g; a silver wirework pendant in the form of a flower, silver chain, 9g; a silver Russian wedding ring, size K, 6.79g; a silver shaped ring, size O, 2.69g; a pair of white metal oval cufflinks, each link cast in relief with a Chinese symbol (longevity & good fortune) 4.92g etc.

PAIR OF CHINESE SILVER MOUNTED SCENT BOTTLES, dimpled format glass with prunus blossom overlay and hinged pourers to the corked stoppers, stamped Sterling 950, 11cms (h)Provenance: deceased estate Gwynedd

Gent's black silk top hat by Woodrow, London, in brown leather hat box, an embossed white metal handled whip, possibly Chinese, converted from a walking cane, a Victorian black leather writing box, a horn cup, a silver-plated and brown leather mounted hip flask and other items  Condition Report Internal circumference of top hat approx. 58cmAccretions, stains and discolouration to interior silk lining. No crushing. General wear and tear.

Assorted collectables including: an 1862 International Exhibition medal by Ottley, Birmingham, the reverse with a bust of Queen Victoria, a South Staffordshire Industrial and Fine Arts Exhibition medal, 1869, assorted Victorian pennies and other coinage, a Service Beyond Self medal, a Victorian Jubilee gilt metal and enamelled medal, 1897, an early 20th century silver-mounted mother-of-pearl penknife, a gold-coloured pin, a vintage Stratton compact, a Chinese embroidered silk pouch, a vintage green silk bag and other items Condition ReportSouth Staffordshire Industrial and Fine Arts Exhibition medal has no inscription around the edge.

Mid century enamel cylindrical two-handled flour jar and cover, a modern Chinese cloisonne vase, three large seashells, two late 19th/early 20th century horn and silver-mounted items from a carving set, a Victorian Tunbridgeware cribbage board and other items 

INTERESTING ITEMS INCLUDING BRONZE INKWELL A/F, SILVER BROOCH MODERNIST, SOUVENIR GREEN ELIZABETH II TRAY DISH, SILVER SPOONS, BRASS CHINESE PIN TRY PIETRA DURA PINS

WANG HING; a Chinese silver napkin ring, 'Mary', a George V hallmarked silver mustard pot, Birmingham 1919, and a silver pepper, combined approx 3.6ozt/112grams.

A mangle board, 19th century, on turned supports, 61 x 33cm, together with a mixed lot of kitchenalia to comprise, a bell, a pottery jelly mould, a pottery strainer, various Chinese plates decorated with carp, an enamel metal jug, a 19th Century decanter and a stopper with two silver spirit labels, printed pottery plates

A circular copper and brass shield, 1900s, together with a cast copper skimmer, a brass embossed plate, an Art Nouveau pewter crumb tray, a silver plate cooler with coat of arms, an early 20th century decanter, with silver hall marked collar, a pair of small dished glass candlesticks and a Chinese porcelain lidded mug with a liner, 20th century, (8)

Zao Wou-Ki (Chinese / French, 1921-2013) 'Paysage au Soleil' Etching Undated, pencil signed lower right, #89/200 lower left, a pictographic landscape, linen matted behind acrylic in a silver-tone wood frame Property from: a Private Collector, Illinois Height: 9 3/4 inches, Width: 9 5/8 inches (plate)Frame Size: 16 inches by 15 1/4 inches Condition: no damage to artwork noted, a water stain to linen mat at lower left corner, moderate wear to frame Disclaimers: not examined out of the frame Category: Asian Arts > Asian Arts Estimated Sale Time: 1:51 pm (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5Photograph #6

Aston Court by Henredon Chinoiserie Silver Chest A 4-drawer chest having gilt and color lacquer pictorial decoration, brass hardware on drawer fronts and sides, all supported on Chinese Chippendale style carved square-section legs, key for locks, dovetailed drawers containing removable flatware dividers, maker label to inside of top drawer, Richard Honquest label in second drawer Property from: an Estate, Barrington, Illinois Height: 40 3/4 inches, Width: 22 3/4 inches, Depth: 16 1/4 inches Condition: overall light wear consistent with normal use Category: Furniture > Cabinets Estimated Sale Time: 11:53 am (America/Chicago) ** This lot is being sold for the United States Bankruptcy Court. The lot is Sold As-Is, Where-Is, with no warranties or guarantees. Leonard Auction is required to provide the buyer�s first and last name to the United States Bankruptcy Court. ** Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5Photograph #6Photograph #7Photograph #8

TRUNK, 55cm sq. x 50cm H, Chinese export, early 20th century, scarlet lacquered and silver metal mounted, with plinth and carrying handles.

Chinese Export silver dragon cup rubbed makers mark to the bottom. Approx length 7cm, weight 65 grams, possibly missing a pearl.

Chinese pair of silver cocktail spoons with jade elephant finials and stamp marks, 18.5cm length approx

China - - Umfangreiche Sammlung von ca. 475 OPhotographien (Vintages, Silbergelatine- u. Albuminabzüge) mit Aufnahmen aus Tsingtau und Umgebung, ca. 210 tls. chromolithogr., tls. kol. Photo-Postkarten sowie 5 Briefen aus dem Nachlass des 1904-1907 in Tsingtau als kaiserlicher Vermessungsangestellter tätig gewesenen Bernhard Busjan. Der Westfale Bernhard Busjan (1876-1945) begab sich am 25.03.1904 auf die Reise nach Tsingtau, wo er von Mai 1904 bis Sep. 1907 als Angestellter des kaiserlichen Vermessungsamts mit Flächenmessungen und tachymetrischen Aufnahmen beschäftigt gewesen ist. - Die Photos zeigen zahlr. Ansichten (Straßen u. Straßenszenen, Gebäude, Fabrik, Strand, Iltisdenkmal (Shanghai) etc.), Einheimische (Musikanten, Festivitäten, Arbeiter, Fischer, Bettler, Sänftenträger, Schächter), Militär (Marine, den japanischen General Nogi mit dem russischen General Stößel nach dessen Kapitulation von Port Arthur am 2. Jan. 1905 etc.), private Treffen, Versammlungen u. Gesellschaften (Jagd), Schiffe im Hafen (Gouverneuer Jaeschke, Frankfurt, München, Iltis, Taku u.a.), russische Kriegsschiffe, Reederei, hl. Stätten, Bahnhof, Busjan bei der Arbeit im Gelände u. in einem Buddhistenkloster im Lauschan, darunter 9 großformatige Aufnahmen von Gustave Richard Lambert ((4), Singapur (Robinson Rd. 7, Malay Mosque) mit Blindstempel), Zangaki u.a. - Versch. Formate von ca. 8 x 10,5 bis 21 x 27,5 cm. Gesteckt in 2 HLdr.-Alben d. Zt. mit goldgepr. DTitel "Erinnerungen an Kiautschou I" bzw. "II" (berieben u. bestoßen). - Die Postkarten mit Ansichten u. einigen ethnographischen Motiven ("Chinese ladies", Fischer, einige aus Japan) u.a. aus Basel, Luzern, Neapel, Ägypten, Algier, Aden, Ceylon, Hongkong, Singapur, Shanghai, Tsingtau (Panorama Clarabucht, Diederichsweg, Bismarck-, Schantung- u.a. Straßen, Mädchenschule, Lauschan, Tapantau). Meist gelaufen und an Busjans Mutter Theresia Busjan, an die Braut Elli Toberg und deren Eltern Franz und Clara (geb. Ottmann) Toberg gerichtet. Im Anhang einige Ansichtskarten u.a. aus Windhoek u. Niederländisch-Indien an Busjan von "bekanten Kollegen aus aller Welt". - In spät. Album gesteckt u. zusammengestellt sowie tls. beschriftet von Bernhard Busjans Sohn Dr. Franz-Bernd Busjan (1909-1982). - Mit Kopie von dessen eh. Bericht zur Rekonstruktion der Reise seines Vaters, illustr. Broschur "The Bristol Hotel" u. einigen mont. Speisekarten des Norddeutschen Lloyd Bremen von Menüs auf den R.P.D. "Bayern" (1904) und "Prinz Eitel Friedrich" (1907) sowie 2 gefalt. Karten. - 5 Briefe an Bernhard Busjan (1904-1914) von Max Angerstein u.a. Kollegen aus Tsingtau, Hermann Kiesel (Arnhold, Karberg & Co) aus Shanghai etc. - Die Alben jeweils mit Besitzerstempel des Sohnes. - Photos vereinzelt mit Läsuren, Postkarten tls. etwas fleckig, angeschmutzt u. papierbdeingt gebräunt, insgesamt sehr wohlerhaltenes u. interessantes Zeitzeugnis. Extensive collection of approx. 475 orig. photographs (vintages, silver gelatine and albumen prints) with pictures from Tsingtau and surroundings, approx. 210 partly chromolithogr., partly col. photo postcards and 5 letters from the estate of Bernhard Busjan, who worked as an imperial surveyor in Tsingtau from 1904 to 1907. - The Westphalian Bernhard Busjan (1876-1945) travelled to Tsingtau on 25 March 1904, where he worked as an employee of the Imperial Survey Office from May 1904 to September 1907, taking area measurements and tachymetric surveys. - The photos show numerous views (streets and street scenes, buildings, factory, beach, Iltis monument (Shanghai) etc.), locals (musicians, festivities, workers, fishermen, beggars, litter bearers, porter), military (navy, the Japanese General Nogi with the Russian General Stößel after his surrender of Port Arthur on 2 Jan. 1905 etc.), private meetings, assemblies and societies (hunting), ships in harbour, Russian warships, holy sites, railway station, Busjan at work in the field and in a Buddhist monastery in the Lauschan, including 9 large-format photographs by Gustave Richard Lambert ((4), Singapore (Robinson Rd. 7, Malay Mosque) with blind stamp), Zangaki, etc. - Inserted in 2 contemp. half leather albums with gilkt stamped title "Erinnerungen an Kiautschou" (rubbed and bumped). - The postcards with views and some ethnographic motifs ("Chinese ladies", fishermen, some from Japan) from Basel, Lucerne, Naples, Egypt, Algiers, Aden, Ceylon, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Tsingtau (panorama Clara Bay, Diederichsweg, Bismarck-, Schantung- and other streets, girls' school, Lauschan, Tapantau). Mostly used and addressed to Busjan's mother Theresia Busjan, to the bride Elli Toberg and her parents Franz and Clara (née Ottmann) Toberg. Attached are some postcards from Windhoek and the Dutch Indies to Busjan from "well-known colleagues from all over the world". - Compiled and partly inscribed by Bernhard Busjan's son Dr Franz-Bernd Busjan (1909-1982). - With copy of his handwritten report on the reconstruction of his father's journey, illustrated brochure "The Bristol Hotel" and some mounted menu cards of the Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen on the R.P.D. "Bayern" (1904) and "Prinz Eitel Friedrich" (1907) as well as 2 folded maps. - 5 letters to Bernhard Busjan (1904-1914) from Max Angerstein and other colleagues from Tsingtau, Hermann Kiesel (Arnhold, Karberg & Co) from Shanghai etc. - The albums each with owner's stamp of the son. - A few photos with defects, some postcards somewhat stained, soiled and browned due to paper, overall very well preserved and interesting contemporary testimony.

China - Tsingtau - - Prachtvolles Lackalbum mit 111 Original-Photographien von Tsingtau und Umgebung, darunter zwei Panoramen. Um 1899-1909. Verschiedene Techniken: Albumin und Silvergelatine, Vintages. Maße von 8,5 x 11 cm bis 22,5 x 28,5 cm. Chinesisches Lackalbum d. Zt. mit Applikation aus Bein auf VDeckel, Mäander-Bordüren aus Perlmutt, goldgepr. Innenkantenfileten, dreis. Goldschnitt und Metallschließe (etwas berieben und bestoßen, Applikation mit kl. Fehlstelle). Je mit hs. Beschriftung in Bleistift in dt. Sprache auf den Albumseiten. - Enthält Aufnahmen vorwiegend aus der deutschen Kolonialzeit in China. Das größte Photo, ein historisches Gruppenbild US-amerikanischer Deckoffiziere vor der Iltis-Kaserne, entstand im August 1908, als Admiral John Hubbard, Chef der Ostasiatischen Flotte der Vereinigten Staaten, mit 9 Schiffen den Deutschen in Tsingtau einen mehrtägigen Freundschaftsbesuch abstattete. Die Fotos geben Einblick in das Leben und Treiben der Kolonialherren sowie der chinesischen Bevölkerung. Neben Bildern aus der Stadt Tsingtau und ihrer unmittelbaren Nachbarschaft gibt es Aufnahmen aus Tsimo, Kaumi, Kiautschou, von Stationen der Schantung-Eisenbahn und dem wilden Felsblocktrümmergebirge Lauschan (Panorama-Ansicht) mit dem Erholungsheim Mecklenburghaus. Das von den Kaiserlichen Schiffen häufig angelaufene japanische Nagasaki ist auf 5 Bildern zu sehen, die Region des Suez-Kanals auf 4 Großbildern. Impressionen von der Abfahrt des unbekannten Photographen aus der Heimat im Jahr 1899 sind auf 6 kleineren Fotos festgehalten. - Hinterer Vorsatz erneuert. Albumseiten gebräunt und etwas stockfleckig, Abzüge meist nicht betroffen. Photographien teils etwas berieben, minimal fleckig und etwas verblichen. Einige mit kl. Fehlstellen. Insgesamt gut erhaltenes und interessantes zeitgeschichtliches Dokument. China - Tsingtau - Splendid lacquer album with 111 original photographs of Tsingtau and surroundings, including two panoramas. Various techniques: Albumen and silver gelatin, vintages. Chinese lacquer album of the time with application of bone on the front cover, meander borders of mother-of-pearl, gilt inner edge fillets, gilt edges and metal clasp (somewhat rubbed and bumped, application with small missing part). - Each with handwr. captions in pencil in German. - Contains photographs mainly from the German colonial period in China. The largest photo, a historical group photo of US deck officers was taken in August 1908, when Admiral John Hubbard, Chief of the East Asian Fleet of the United States, paid a friendly visit of several days to the Germans in Tsingtau. The photos provide an insight into the life and activities of the colonial rulers as well as the Chinese population. In addition to pictures of Tsingtau and its immediate neighbourhood, there are shots of Tsimo, Kaumi, Kiautschou, stations of the Schantung Railway and the wild boulder rubble mountains of Lauschan (panoramic view). The Japanese city of Nagasaki, frequently visited by the Imperial ships, can be seen in 5 pictures, the region of the Suez Canal in 4 large pictures. Impressions of the unknown photographer's departure from home in 1899 are captured in 6 smaller photos. - Back endpaper renewed. Album pages browned and somewhat foxed, prints mostly unaffected. Photographs partly somewhat rubbed, minimally stained and somewhat faded. Some with small missing parts. Overall well preserved and interesting document.