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Click here to subscribeA large Chinese baluster vase, painted in tones of underglaze blue precious objects, within lotus shaped reserves on a ground of flowers and scrolling foliage, Kangxi blue and white lamp, ruyi borders, ormolu mounted as a table lamp, the fittings cast with acanthus, lion skin and mask swags, and paw feet, 51cm high to base of fitting, the vase Kangxi, c.1662-1722, the mounts 19th century European
A group of four 18th-20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain items, to include: A bitong/brush pot of cylindrical form decorated with cartouches of antiquities and eight-character Kangxi mark to base, height 17 x diam. 18.5 cm; An octagonal dish with floral and bamboo design, width 28 cm; An export dish and small jar without cover, height 12 cm (4)
Six porcelain vases, including a early 20th century Kangxi mark Chinese blue & white dragon baluster vase, Wilton Ware gold & blue vase, German Tillowitz Art Deco vase, Bretby shouldered topaz-green vase, hand painted two handled blue glazed vase and 1930s Sylvac flower bowl. Dragon vase damaged and repaired at rim.
3 miniature double gourd blue & White vases, possibly from the Kangxi period and made C1680-1700 2 of the vases have the same pattern, but the vases are a slightly different shape. There are no back stamps they stand just 6.25 cm tall approximately Condition:- Commensurate with age, one of the pair has a chip to the rim View all pictures
A Chinese porcelain dragon bowl in Kangxi style but 20th century, decorated in green enamels with sky dragons against a concentric wave incised ground, spurious Kangxi six character mark within a double circle, approx. 14cm diameter x 7.5cm high. Further details: generally good condition, minor wear and slightest surface marks.
CHINESE KANGXI MONOCHROME DISH. Kangxi mark and period (1662-1722), a blue glazed circular dish, the rounded sides rising from a short spreading foot to an everted rim, and covered to the interior and exterior with a consistant deep blue glaze. Some damages, 18cms diameter. *CR There are three hairline cracks that run from the rim downwards (all approx 3.5cms long), two small chips to the side of the rim, larger chip to the footrim, firing crack from manufacture to the base, tiny hairline to the footrim, couple of small marks to the interior, exterior with the odd small scratch.
CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE BOTTLE VASE. In the Kangxi style but probably later, the bottle vase with a garlic shaped neck, painted in famille verte enamels with flowers in lappet shaped panels, and further bands and sprigs of flowers. 20.5cms high. *CR Small firing crack just inside the rim, very tiny nick to the rim, and some brown stains inside the top section.
MATCHED PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE & WHITE JARS - KANGXI. Kangxi period (1661-1722) and probably originally yenyen vases that have been cut down. A matched pair of blue and white jars, one painted with court figures and attendents and a landscape scene, the other painted with figures in conversation including one holding a cow. The rims ground down and now with wooden lids, 27cms high (excluding the wooden lids). (2). *CR One jar with a star crack to the base, rim ground down, small nick to the rim.The other, rim ground down, otherwise seems fine.
CHINESE 19THC MIRROR BLACK & GILT VASE. 19thc but bearing Kangxi marks, a Chinese mirror black and gilded baluster shaped vase, painted with various flowers and leaves above a repeating pattern of leaves around the base. 25.5cms high *Provenance, formally owned by Lieutenant Commander Henry Radcliffe James, who lived at Edgeworth Manor near Stroud, and has passed through the family. *CR There is a stain to the rim, gilding has worn away from the rim, some gilding loss/wear to the body in places, small chips to the footrim.
CHINESE GU SHAPED VASE - KANGXI STYLE. A Kangxi style Gu shaped vase, with a flared rim and painted with two bands of stiff leaves to the upper and lower sections, the central section painted with various motifs. Unmarked, 19cms high *Provenance, formally owned by Lieutenant Commander Henry Radcliffe James, who lived at Edgeworth Manor near Stroud, and has passed through the family. *CR Some wear and scratches to the top of rim and inside, some marks and wear around the footrim and side of the base. Small pin hole inside and a small area of glaze loss to the base.
CHINESE ROULEAU POWDER BLUE PORCELAIN VASE - KANGXI. Kangxi period (1661-1722), a powder blue and gilded rouleau shaped vase, bearing an old label to the base. 44.5cms high. *CR Rim and inside seems fine with a few scratches and marks inside, unfortunataly a great deal of the gilding has worn away over time, some black marks around the shoulder of the vase, some marks to the body on one side, some wear to the base. Body seems to ring nicely.
A Caughley bowl, c1776-90, painted in underglaze blue with the Rock Strata Island pattern, 21cm diam, reversed S in underglaze blue, collector's label, a Caughley fluted blue and gilt cream jug, c1790, reversed S in underglaze blue and a Chinese blue and white dragon vase, 19th c, Kangxi mark (3) Provenance: (bowl) Wright Collection Bowl broken in two and formerly stapled, now neatly restuck, labels removedJug in good conditionVase in good condition save for some fritting around foot
A pair of Chinese miniature biscuit figures of parrots and a blanc-de-chine water pot in the form of a crab, Qing Dynasty, the parrots with finely incised green plumage and on aubergine rockwork bases, probably Kangxi, 7cm; the water pot in the form of a crab lying on an upturned leaf, 18th century, 7cm [some restoration] 3.Provenance: the parrots bear paper labels for John Sparks Ltd., 128 Mount Street, W.
A Chinese blue & white spittoon and three vases, late Qing Dynasty the spittoon painted with dragons amongst cloud and fire scrolls with waves below, apocryphal Kangxi seal mark, 12cm [small chip to rim]; a Gu vase painted with warriors and auspicious objects, 16cm [bruise to rim]; a vase painted with a female deity amongst clouds, apocryphal six-character Kangxi mark, 20cm [discoloured firing faults]; and a vase painted with dragons pursuing a sacred pearl, apocryphal four-character Kangxi mark, 26cm [interior crack] 4.
A Chinese blue and white vase, Kangxi in the manner of Venetian glass with pierced wing handles, compressed globular lower body and everted rim, painted with floral sprays, the neck with two birds perched on flowering stems, 20cm [restoration to rim].Notes: Similar examples illustrated: William R.Sargent 'Treasures of Chinese Export from the Peabody Essex Museum' p 123 p l35; and David S.Howard 'The Choice of the Private Trader- illustrations from the Hodroff Collection' p 234/5 cat.no.277.
A mixed lot of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, late 19th/20th century including a pair of blue and white prunus blossom baluster vases, apocryphal four-character Kangxi marks, 20cm; a Japanese Kutani model of a shi-shi, 20cm [chip to base]; two Chinese famille rose small ginger jars etc. [a lot].
A Chinese underglaze blue and copper-red saucer dish, Kangxi decorated with two fan-shaped panels, one depicting a lake scene, the other with chrysanthemum sprays and rockwork reserved on a powder blue ground, conch shell mark within double circles, 22cm [firing faults, tiny chips to footrim].
A Chinese blue & white jar and five vases, late Qing dynasty the jar painted with lotus panels of auspicious objects on a prunus ground, apocryphal Kangxi mark, 13cm; a similar prunus vase and matched cover, apocryphal Qianlong mark, 22cm; and four similar vases with apocryphal Kangxi marks, 13-20cm [one restored] 6.
A group of six small Chinese blue and white vases, late Ming and later including a bottle vase painted with flowers and scrolling tendrils,14cm [chip to rim, firing cracks]; a baluster lake and fisherman vase, 8cm [hair crack]; an ovoid vase painted with two large censers, jade mark, Kangxi, 12cm [rim chip]; a square-section moulded vase painted with elegant ladies, Kangxi, 9.5cm [restored chips to base]; and two other small vases [6].
An English Delft Plate, circa 1750, Kangxi style, painted in blue with a central basket of flowers and with precious objects to the rim 23cm diameter Two Similar Plates, painted in Japanese style 22cm diameter A Further Plate, painted with a large bloom and sprigs under a trellis and feather border 22cm diameter (4)Provenance: Mobbs Collection
A Liverpool Delft Plate, circa 1750, Kangxi style, with red line rim and painted in blue with figures 21cm diameter Six Various Dutch Delft Plates, painted in blue with flowers and geometric patterns Another Delft Plate, with manganese ground and painted in blue with a Chinese style landscape 22cm diameter Two Further Tin-Glazed Earthenware Dishes (10)Provenance: Mobbs Collection Kangxi - heavy chipping to the rim, no cracks and free from repair Manganese - badly broken into several pieces, some staple repair, some pieces re stuck, some infill repair. Red flowers and bird - large chip to the rim, hair crack, some fritting Blue ground - fritting and glaze chips to the rim, no cracks or repair Group of plates - some crazing and small rim chips. Minor hair cracks. No repair.
A Chinese Kangxi Period Blue and White Ginger Jar A Chinese Kangxi Period Blue and White Ginger Jar, the shoulders with ruyi head border above repeated lotus flowers and stylised shou characters with lappet band to foot, double ring mark to base, on later carved and pierced hardwood stand.17.5cm highOverall good condition, small area of three internal hairlines, glaze scratches and inclusions, no other damage or issue to note.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN QING DYNASTY comprising: a pair of Famille Verte Buddhist lion joss-stick holders, Kangxi, 20.5cm high; a blue and white mug, 11.5cm high; a blue and white tea canister with cover, 11.7cm high; small blue and white moon vase, 15.2 cm high; two blue and white dishes with a spoon, the largest one 16.7cm diameter; and two Famille Rose small 'Peach' dishes, 12.1cm diameter (11) Condition Report: There is some damage, which includes chips, marks, cracks and losses, most notably to the Buddhist lion joss-stick holders.Please see additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Kangxi style vase, the body decorated with cranes perching and in flight, lotus decorated bands to the rim and foot, six-character mark to base, H: 46cm. Some minor pitting throughout. No visible damage besides two chips to the base, loss of glaze to the rim possibly at point of production. Please see additional photographs for reference. Not available for in-house P&P
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