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Lot 178
Group of Chinese export wares and Japanese ceramics , including 2 Chinese export teapot stands , Chinese export teabowl , , Chinese saucer , Japanese small imari teapot circa 1880 and a late 19th C Japanese plate .Wear to the enamels on the teapot stands , cracks to teabowl and saucer , lime scale to edge of plate .
Lot 160
A Japanese Imari vase by Kayama, Meiji era, of globular form with short trumpet rim, decorated with kirin in flight amid clouds against an iron red wave ground, six-character mark to the underside 大日本香山製 (Dai Nihon Kayama Sei), 18cm high.Very small rim chip with associated hairline to the rim and a further hairline to the rim.
Lot 163
A Japanese satsuma koro and cover, Meiji era, of cuboid form with canted corners, the pierced domed cover with bud finial, the sides painted with populated landscapes and a scene of birds amid flowering wisteria (hairlines), 17cm high.Two sides have fine hairlines. Otherwise fair to good condition overall. Refer to images.
Lot 166
A Japanese card case by Komai, Meiji era, circa 1900, of rectangular form and slightly curved profile, decorated in silver and gilt nunomezogan to the front with a scene of pavilions and boats before Mount Fuji and verso with birds in flight amid flowers and foliage, the inside with etched gilt bracket, signed Komai with a seal mark, 9.5cm long, with a silk sleeve appearing contemporaneous.Very good overall with only negligible signs of age.
Lot 171
A Japanese ivory inlaid lacquer box, Meiji eraOf rectangular outline, the top slightly recessed and inlaid with an ivory and mother-of-pearl goddess or Bodhisattva in flowing robes playing a katsugi oke drum, on a black ground within red borders decorated with flowers and foliage, 28cm wide.
Lot 174
A Japanese silver paper clip, Hakone 1903Of wedge shape and embossed with wisteria flowers, inscribed 'Oki Okusama, Sunny Jean, Sister Anna, Sister Bispham' and verso with Hakone, June 13th 1903', 7.5cm, 1.7oz.The vendor's grandfather worked for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (now known as HSBC) from 1898 to 1934. During this time he was posted to Singapore, Bombay, Yokohama, Canton, Ipoh, Manila, Shanghai and Hankow (now Wuhan). He lived in Yokahama from 1907 to 1914, marrying the vendor's grandmother on 17th June 1911 (the vendor has a newspaper cutting covering the wedding). In 1914 they moved to Canton. It was during this time in the Far East that he bought this lot and assembled a collection of Oriental art.
Lot 176
A Japanese silver pedestal dish Samurai Shokai, YokohamaOf stylised sunflower form, raised on a lobed stand, 16.5cm dia, 10.5cm high, 10.6oz.The vendor's grandfather worked for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (now known as HSBC) from 1898 to 1934. During this time he was posted to Singapore, Bombay, Yokohama, Canton, Ipoh, Manila, Shanghai and Hankow (now Wuhan). He lived in Yokahama from 1907 to 1914, marrying the vendor's grandmother on 17th June 1911 (the vendor has a newspaper cutting covering the wedding). In 1914 they moved to Canton. It was during this time in the Far East that he bought this lot and assembled a collection of Oriental art.
Lot 79
Six Chinese silver spoons, circa 1900Unidentified maker marked YK, the handles cast with chrysanthemum flowers and foliage, 12cm, 2.9oz, together with a small silver bowl, possibly Japanese, modelled as a lotus pad, 12cm dia, 3.2oz. (2)The vendor's grandfather worked for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (now known as HSBC) from 1898 to 1934. During this time he was posted to Singapore, Bombay, Yokohama, Canton, Ipoh, Manila, Shanghai and Hankow (now Wuhan). He lived in Yokahama from 1907 to 1914, marrying the vendor's grandmother on 17th June 1911 (the vendor has a newspaper cutting covering the wedding). In 1914 they moved to Canton. It was during this time in the Far East that he bought this lot and assembled a collection of Oriental art.
Lot 80
A Chinese silver mug by Woshing, circa 1850,Of plain rounded form with 'bamboo' handle, chased with chrysanthemums and rocks and inscribed 'R.D. from H.W.B.', 7.5cm high, 4.3oz, together with a silver bowl, possibly Japanese, of rounded form and with a controlled hammered finish around an oval cartouche inscribed 'M', 7.5cm high, 9.5cm dia., 4.2oz. (2)The vendor's grandfather worked for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (now known as HSBC) from 1898 to 1934. During this time he was posted to Singapore, Bombay, Yokohama, Canton, Ipoh, Manila, Shanghai and Hankow (now Wuhan). He lived in Yokahama from 1907 to 1914, marrying the vendor's grandmother on 17th June 1911 (the vendor has a newspaper cutting covering the wedding). In 1914 they moved to Canton. It was during this time in the Far East that he bought this lot and assembled a collection of Oriental art.Mug: Minor/negligible signs of age.Bowl: Slightly compressed to one side. Two small dents to base.
Lot 262
A. E Spong, mountainside, pastel, signed to the lower right, framed and glazed, 25cm x 35cm, together with an Indian miniature painting, framed and glazed, 10cm x 18.5cm, together with a Japanese floral print, framed and glazed, 23cm x 31.5cm and a Chinese mountainous landscape, print on cloth, framed and glazed, 21cm x 24cm, a limited edition etching of a rural landscape and three further decorative pictures (8)Spong with chip to frame, floral print with creases and tear to the left edge
Lot 282
A Royal Doulton character jug - 'The Pied Piper', D.6403; another - 'The Poacher', D.6429; a Beswick character jug - 'Pickwick', No. 119; and five further character jugs together with a mixed lot of ceramics to include: a New Hall pottery shallow circular bowl decorated with castle pattern, 21cm diameter; a S Johnson Ltd graduated set of three jugs decorated flowering peony pattern; a matching teapot, stand and jug; a Crown Ducal ware biscuit jar and cover; a baluster vase decorated with birds on a black ground; a Victorian pink ground glass vase; a Japanese blue and white tea kettle and cover; and five other items (26)All items sold as found, some minor losses to the character jugs, to include the top of the sword of Aramis, wear to gilding, the two similar pale glass jugs with chips to the spouts.
Lot 184
Collection of curios to include three ceramic Wedgwood graduated jugs depicting Dickens characters, the largest approx 15cm in height, a ceramic Limoges plate with metal surround, a Bretby plaque with Oriental / Japanese design approx 38cm x 24cm, three decorative boxes, a Bristol blue glass vase approx 12cm in height, a decorative picture frame and a hallmarked silver moustache brush in original leather pouch
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