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Lot 244
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY TWO HANDLED VASE PAINTED WITH A BIRD PAINTED BY ARTHUR WOOD, signed, a Royal Crown Derby vase painted with a peacock signed by Charles Harris, a Royal Crown Derby ewer painted with flowers on a blue ground, a comport painted with imari pattern 1128, a similar plate, two Lynton Derby Lloyds of London mugs and a jam pot lid painted by W E J Dean with a sailing scene in blue
Lot 15
A pair of Imari Vases, late 19th century, each of conical form with wide flared neck, painted in underglaze blue, iron-red and gilding with panels of flowers on a ground of flowering prunus, 36cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Gilding to each outer rim depleated. Gilding around the blue frames completely depleated. One slightly taller than the other. 36.5cm x 35.5cm.
Lot 499
Various Chinese porcelain, six bowls, including armorial, en grisaille and imari, a Canton teapot and cover, a sparrowbeak jug and an underglaze blue crackleware trumpet vase, most with damage CONDITION REPORT: Sparrow beak jug, slight rubbing to enamels. Small Canton tea pot, knop glued, gilding rubbed to knop and tea pot spout. Gilding from rim rubbed. 3 chips to rim. 3cm crack. 1cm crack. 5cm crack through armorial. All items damaged, chips, cracks.
Lot 588
A Japanese dish with a partridge in a peony, early 18th century, another painted with dragons amongst clouds and a small plate (3) CONDITION REPORT: Small Imari dish, no obvious faults. Larger Imari pattern dish, some surface scratches and gilt rubbing, otherwise no obvious faults. Blue and white dish, very large crack running approximately horizontally 70% of border.
Lot 629
A doucai triple gourd vase, late 19th century, well painted with scrolling flowers, a Japanese imari vase with silver mount dated 1882 and inscribed 'For Best Cat in the Show', and a Chinese earthenware vase with a green speckled sang-de-boeuf glaze after William Howson Taylor, impressed mark CONDITION REPORT: Neck restored to the triple gourd vase.
Lot 157
An unusual rose-Imari Punchbowl, finely enamelled with peony flowers and rockwork, one chrysanthemum and other details in red and gold, restored, 35cm This bowl was produced at the very beginning of the use of pink and white enamels, introduced by the Jesuits to China in 1720. At this date, it is not uncommon to find a mixture of Imari and famille rose. CONDITION REPORT: 45% of the exterior and interior body with signs of restoration overspraying. 10cm 'Y' shaped crack to base.
Lot 202
Nanking Cargo, 1752, two Batavian ware tea bowls and saucers; two further tea bowls and saucers, and two bowls, one originally Imari but the enamels etched off by the sea leaving the underglaze blue, the larger bowls 15cm (10) CONDITION REPORT: One tea bowl tiny rim chip, one tea bowl tiny glaze chip to rim. Batavian ware tea bowls no obvious faults. One slop bowl rim chip, enamels missing. Second slop bowl, fritting to rim. Blue and white saucer with three tiny rim chips. Batavian saucers, no obvious faults.
Lot 235
19th CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI SCALLOPED CHARGER Antique Japanese hand painted red and white Imari scalloped charger depicting floral designs throughout with wucai medallions housing patterns. Urn with floral bouquet to center. Exterior having a blue and white floral design. Circa late Edo to Meiji period, 19th century. Measures 22 3/4" diameter (57.7cm). Total weight of 6.05 kilograms.
Lot 75
Porcelain plate decorated in the Chinese famille verte style with dragon, pine tree, cranes, and two fishing boats with flags, four character mark in red to base (diameter 24cm); a pair of octagonal plates with under and overglaze decoration and six character marks to bases; and five other plates in Chinese and Imari style, and three odd plates and papier mache dish
Lot 484
A Regency cylindrical inkwell decorated in the Imari style, probably Spode, 6.5 cm h. to/w a 19th century gilded plate painted with polychrome flowers, 20 cm and a Copeland Spode small mug painted with a crown, monogram and date 13th November 1847 (3) Condition Report Small chip to the base of the inkwell. Small rim chip to plate and gilding rubbed.
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