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A large Thai Ayutthaya style bronze figure of Buddha Sakyamuni, standing in samabhanga and dressed in a samghati and sampot, his right hand in abhaymudra, wearing armlets and a necklace, 17th century, Ketumala finial missing, 104cm. Provenance: an English private collection. Cf. Christie`s, Amsterdam, Important Buddhist Art, 19th November 1997, lot 111.
A rare Thai bronze figure of the Emaciated Buddha, Ratanakosin, seated in dhyanasana with hands in dhyana mudra and wearing a long dhoti and sash, his hair formed as spiky curls and with a domed usnisa finial, raised on a base decorated in relief with birds and animals in a rocky landscape frieze, late 19th/early 20th century, 89cm. Provenance: by repute, commissioned by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), Thailand, Prince Damrong Rajanubhab,Thailand, Dr Johan Moger, Netherlands, Jean Thomassen, Netherlands, Purchased, Sotheby`s, New York, 26th March 1998, lot 211. Images of the Emaciated Buddha are unusual in Thai tradition, but depict Prince Siddhartha in his ascetic period. Despite his father`s attempts to deny the existence of the sick, aged and suffering, Siddharta`s discovery of their struggles led him to a life of denial, where he allowed himself just one grain of rice a day in order to purify his body and rid himself of earthly temptations. After reaching near starvation, he realised that he should follow a middle path, exercising moderation away from the extremes of self-indulgence and self-mortification. Thereafter, aged 35, he reached Enlightenment to become Gautama Buddha.
A large Chinese archaistic spinach-green jade bowl, the domed cover applied with a pale celadon jade reticulated finial, carved as a scaly dragon amidst cloud scrolls, the bowl with side handles carved as the winged and horned heads of mythical creatures, the body and cover with stylized taotie masks on a key fret ground, the finial Ming dynasty, the bowl and cover 18th/19th century, inventory no.30107, 21.5cm wide. (2) Provenance: an important European private collection formed in the 19th century by a Russian nobleman and diplomat.
A George III Irish silver coffee pot of large proportions, the fluted oval body with bright cut engraved band of oval medallions and meandering festoons, flanked by a scroll spout and ebonized handle, the domed hinge lid with green stained ivory pineapple finial, on an oval pedestal foot, Dublin 1801 by Gustavus Byrne, height approx 34cm (handle repaired).
A pair of George II silver wax jacks, each with turned and gadrooned finial above a scroll scissor-action holder with divided circular pan, on a plain column and circular openwork base with gadrooned edge and three claw and ball feet, London 1755 by C.N, height approx 14.5cm, one fitted with a conical snuffer on a chain.
A George III silver wax jack with turned and gadrooned finial, above a pierced scissor-action holder with divided circular pan, on a plain column and pierced circular domed base with lobed edge and applied scroll thumbpiece, the base engraved with a shield shaped crest depicting a rampant lion, London 1777 by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, height approx 17cm.
A George III silver wax jack with foliate moulded finial above a scroll scissor-action holder with divided pierced circular pan, on a plain column and pierced hexafoil base decorated with foliate scrolls within a gadrooned border on three claw and ball feet, London 1765 by W.C, height approx 15.5cm (repaired).
A George V silver two handled trophy cup and cover with foliate finial, the ovoid body and cover decorated with embossed stiff leaf bands, flanked by a pair of foliate capped reeded loop handles, on a knop stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1913 by John Round, height approx 43cm, together with a black glass stand.
A 19th Century carved ivory mercury thermometer stand, in the form of a column with turned finial, the column applied with the glass tube and inscribed `Davis Brothers Opticians to His R.H. Prince Albert, 33 New Bond Strt, London`, on a turned and pierced circular base, height approx 13.5cm (minor repair to base).
A late 19th century rosewood, boxwood, marquetry and strung music cabinet, the domed ledge back with flanking finial and the single door with two bevelled mirror panels and decorative inlaid panels revealing an interior fitted with five shelves and raised on square tapering support (57cms wide x 100cms high as viewed, damage to the lock and shelf supports).
A late 19th/early 20th century Vienna style wall clock, the domed and shaped surmount having face mask and decorative finials and the case with glass panelled door and sides and flanking fluted columns and the eight day movement striking on a gong with cream enamelled and fluted gilt dial with Roman numerals (approx 86 cms as viewed, one finial missing).
A Satsuma Korot, with panels of Samurai, with Dog of Fo finial, on mask and tongue supports (a/f), a large blue and white hawthorn blossom ginger jar with carved wood cover and base, a smaller pair of similar ginger jars and a modern Satsuma style jardinierre, cover and stand, Korot 33cm, ginger jar 37cm

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