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A Chinese flared cylindrical tea bowl, in underglaze blue with stylised foliage, in panels, the interior with sprigs, 8.5cm diam, double-circle and artemisia mark,  Kangxi, c.1700

A cruet, Chinese export porcelain, blue, rouge-de-fer and gilt «Imari» decoration "Flowers", Chinese - Kangxi Period (1662-1722), a restored cruet handle, light chips, wear to the gilt, Dim. - 7 x 15,5 x 10 cm

A plate with wavy flap, Chinese porcelain, rouge-de-fer, brown and gilt decoration "Female figures playing", back of flap with rouge-de-fer decoration "Flowers", Chinese - Kangxi Period (1662-1722), small chips, faults on the edge glaze, Dim. - 22,5 cm

A pair of teapots with covers, Chinese export porcelain, blue decoration "Flowers", Chinese - Kangxi Period (1662-1722), restored cover handles and finials, Dim. - 13 cm

A pot with cover, Chinese export porcelain, blue decoration "Flowers", two circular reserves with blue decoration "Insignia attributable to the Society of Jesus", Kangxi period (1662-1722), small restoration on the edge. Notes: vd. CASTRO, Nuno - "A Porcelana Chinesa ao Tempo do Império - Portugal / Brasil". Lisbon: ACD Editores, 2007, p. 345., Dim. - 14 cm

A large dish with a wavy flap and scalloped edge, Chinese porcelain, rouge-de-fer and gilt decoration "Garden with two female figures", back of flap with rouge-de-fer decoration "Flowers", Chinese - Kangxi Period (1662-1722), chips and faults on the edge glaze, Dim. - 27,5 cm

A Chinese blue and white 'boys' bottle vase, Kangxi mark but 19th century, 26cm high. Condition - good

A Chinese clobbered blue and white bottle vase, Kangxi, 26cm high. Condition - ground off rim and hairline crack to neck Neck restored

Large Chinese blue and white jar and cover, with prunus ground and panels of precious objects, four character Kangxi mark to the base but likely later, (a/f with losses to top rim of jar and hairline crack) 29cm high

A good Chinese porcelain Kangxi Revival ginger jar decorated in polychrome enamels and underglaze cobalt blue with various antiques/scholar's objects, apocryphal four-character kangxi nian zhi mark verso (missing cover, a/f, h- 17cm, w- 14cm)

Two blue and white Chinese vases; one decorated with a prunus design and with Kangxi-four-character mark on the base; the other with Manchu/Chinese figures and also with Kangxi four-character mark; Both vases about 26cm high [2]

A pair of blue and white vases of cylindrical form, each one decorated with two confronting dragons, both 25.5 cm high; one vase with a Kangxi four-character mark [2]

Two Chinese armorial plates, Kangxi, circa 1720, one with the arms of Cholmondeley impaling an unknown arms, the other with the arms of Stanley impaling Granville, each with dragon or floral rims, 23cm diameter max. Along with an armorial tea bowl, 18th century, approx. 7.8cm diameter. (3) Provenance: plates - Wooley & Wallis, lot 437, 24/11/2015, originally from the estate of the late Peter James Rankin.                      tea bowl - Wooley & Wallis, lot 441, 25/11/2015. Further details: Plates - one with V shaped piece re-attached in past; scuffs to foot rims of both; wear to gilding. Tea bowl - minor wear to gilding.

A Chinese famille verte porcelain ginger jar, six character mark of Kangxi but 19th century, decorated with a Tiger, Dragon & Kylin on sea waves, approx. 18.5cm high, along with similarly decorated plate, 19th century, approx. 25.5cm wide. (2) Further details: no cover to ginger jar, scuffs to foot rim of ginger jar and some pitting. Plate - 7cm section of rim repaired, nibbles to rim.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain plate, late 19th century. The central circular medallion enclosing a crab, flanked by four fish and seaweed, with four character Kangxi mark, diameter 27.5cm.Some very small chips to the rim and staining on the foot ring, otherwise in very good overall condition.

A pair of Chinese blue and white gu vases, Kangxi period. Restored, height 20cm, diameter 11cm. (2)Heavy restoration to each vase, more photographs added in natural light

WORCESTER; an 18th century bullet shaped teapot, hand painted with floral sprays, with pseudo Kangxi mark to the underside, height 14cm, with a creamware teabowl and saucer (3)

A Kangxi vase and cover, decorated in blue and white with foliage and reserved panels, height 12.5ins Condition Report: The vase and cover are not damaged or restored. There are however, minor blemishes to the glaze and the interior is discolored.

Late Ming period or possibly early Qing (Kangxi), the small cloisonne bowl designed with flowers and leaves to the centre, with repeating motifs around the rim and base rim. 12cms diameter. *CR tiny rim flake, stress cracks to the turquoise enamel, heavy internal corrosion, the odd small pin hole to the body.

A Kangxi period famille verte teapot, painted with antiques and with replaced silver lid and spout, with a label relating to the W.W.W Winkworth collection from 1929 (10cms high). Also with a small famille verte kangxi jar, painted with figures within a landscape scene (restoration to the rim, 11.5cms high), and a famille verte kangxi cup (7cms high). (3). *CR Replaced lid and spout, small chip to the inside rim, a little wear/marks to the rim and handle, firing crack inside and to the base from manufacture. Spout, a little dented around the end and with the odd small dent, moves around at the moment and needs securing in place, lid - nibbles to the finial. Bowl, two large sections of the rim are restored, otherwise seems ok. Cup, various nibbles/fritting around the rim (top and side of the rim), nibbles to the base rim and small chip.

A Qing dynasty cash coin sword-shaped talisman. The coin sword consist of Qing dynasy era cash coin from Kangxi, Qianlong, Jiaqing and Daoguang. Measures approx. 35cm long (approx. 80 coins) Note: This sword is a type of Chinese numismatic charms that are a form of feng shui talisman that were primarily used in southern China to ward off evil spirits a. These coin-swords are also often used in Taoist rituals. Coin-swords are considered an "evil-warding sword" (辟邪剑). 

A Guiseppe Armani for Florence resin model of two fan tailed pigeons, mounted on a wooden base with mounts for a table lamp (A/F), along with a Chinese porcelain blue and white inverted baluster vase and cover, with blue Kangxi marks to base A/F, and a 19th century copper and brass warming pan with turned wooden handleLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

19th century Chinese blue and white jar and cover, the domed lid with teardrop finial, decorated with figures playing musical instruments, and farming landscapes, Kangxi mark to base, 26cm. Condition report - Damages in the form of a repaired finial and a chip to the rim.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN STEM CUP, finely painted with native flora, 15.5cm high.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN LIDDED BOWL, 12.5cm high.

Chinese blue and white porcelain plate, Kangxi period, decorated with a figural scene, with apocryphal Chenghua mark to base,21cm diameter. Two hairline cracks, a rim chip, and some nibbles to the rim.

A Kangxi blue and white ginger jar, crane decoration with four character mark to base. H.14cm.

A Chinese famille verte powder blue ground bowl and a similar dish, both Kangxi period, 27.5cm diameter. Condition - dish poor, bowl fair

A Chinese famille verte bowl, Kangxi period and a white glazed figure of Guanyin, bowl 22cm diameter. Condition - figure good, bowl poor

China - Large polychrome porcelain dish with doucai decoration, Kangxi period. A crack - Weight: 0 g - Shipping available - Region: Chine

China - Set of two white and blue porcelain bowls from Kangxi period. A few cracks, several chips - Weight: 80 g - Shipping available - Region: Chine - Sizes: H 40MM X D 70MM

Zwei Famille Verte Jars, wohl Kangxi Periode (1663-1723), China.Reiches Dekor in Grün, Rot und Gelb.Handgemalte Keramik. Jeweils mit filigran gearbeitetem Holzdeckel.Höhe 12 cm und 13 cm. Schaft jeweils unbeschadet, am Stand kleine Chips.Bitte beachten Sie: Dieses Objekt steht in unserer Schweizer Dependance (Hauptstraße 100, CH-8280 Kreuzlingen). Bei der Ausfuhr in die EU fallen Zollgebühren an. Dies bitten wir zu beachten. Vielen Dank!

Deckelgefäß in Blau-Weiß, wohl Kangxi-Periode, China.Runde Dose, am Abschluss des Deckels und des Knaufs brauner Dekor-Streifen.Höhe 10 cm, Durchmesser 9,5 cm.Auf filigranem Holzsockel.Bitte beachten Sie: Dieses Objekt steht in unserer Schweizer Dependance (Hauptstraße 100, CH-8280 Kreuzlingen). Bei der Ausfuhr in die EU fallen Zollgebühren an. Dies bitten wir zu beachten. Vielen Dank!

Late 19th century Chinese blue and white jar and cover, of slender ovoid form with domed cover, decorated with two reserves containing figures, against a prunus blossom ground, with Kangxi type mark beneath, H27.5cmCondition Report:General light wear, predominantly in the form of some surface scratches.

Antiker Wandteller. China. "Dong Zhuo im Phönix Pavillon". Kangxi Periode.Circa 37 cm im Durchmesser. Porzellan. Blau-weißer Teller. Spiegel mit einer Szene aus dem Roman der ''drei Königreiche'' verziert, die einen wütenden Dong Zhuo im Phönix Pavillon zeigt, der Lu Bu und Diaochan beobachtet, die zusammen umherwandern, umgeben von Stillleben-Kartuschen am Rand. Kangxi-Periode. Zustand siehe Fotos. Kategorie: Asiatika

Chinesischer Porzellanteller vertiefte Form mit glattem Rand, flächendeckendes Drachendekor in polychromer Malerei auf eisenrotem Fond, am Boden im Doppelkreis 6-Zeichen-Marke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), D 16cm

Chinesische Porzellankumme tiefe, bauchige Form auf eingezogenem Standring, glatter Rand, Innen- und Außenwandung mit "powder blue" Glasur sowie zahlreichen Reserven, darin diverse Landschafts-, Blumen- und Glückssymboldekore in polychromer Emaille-Malerei (Wucai), zwischen den Reserven feines Floralornamentdekor in Goldstaffage, am Boden im Doppelkreis Lozenge-Marke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), H 9cm, D 19cm, Goldmalerei berieben, am Rand bestoßen

Chinesisches Porzellangefäß zylindrische Form auf eingezogenem Rundfuß, seitliche Handhaben in Form von grotesken Köpfen, auf der Wandung flächendeckendes Blumenornamentdekor sowie zwei große Reserven, darin zahlreiche chinesische Glückssymbole, polychrome "famille verte"-Emaille-Malerei mit Goldstaffage, ungemarkt, wohl Kangxi-Period (1662-1722), H 11cm, leicht berieben, kleine Glasurrisse

Late 19th century Chinese Qing dynasty Kangxi Nian Zhi period marked Blue and white blossom design jar- no lid. [12cm high]

A small Qing dynasty possibly Kangxi period porcelain octagonal tea cup. The cup depicts lotus and foliage throughout. to exterior. A flowering lotus sprig surrounded by double blue mark in the well and geometric scrolling on the rim. Hairline cracks found. Measures approx. 3.5cm tall x 6cm diameter.  

Paar seltene Deckelflaschen aus der königlichen Sammlung August des Starken - sog.Japanisches Porzellan China Jingdezhen, Kangxi (1700 -1720). Porzellan. Unter dem Boden eingeschnittene Johanneumsnummer: N 232 [Cross]. L. 8,5 cm. B. 8,5 cm. H. 24 cm. D. der Öffnung: 2,5 cm. - Lit.: https://royalporcelaincollection.skd.museum/catalogue/1/object/2075?object=1296882075&type =2 - Prov.: Rechnung Kunsthandel Heinz Reichert, Freiburg vom 30. Mai 1974 liegt vor. Quadratische Flasche auf flachem, unglasiertem Boden. Gerade Seiten, abgerundete Schulter. Kurzer unglasierter Hals mit flacher Kappe, unter der Glasur blau bemalt u. auf der Glasur rot und Gold bemalt. Schönes Meer- und Landschaftsmotiv. Beschreibung aus dem Inventar 1721 (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Inventory no. 324): ''232. 12 Stk. viereckigte Wein  Flaschen mit blatten Deckeln, 10 Z. hoch u. 3½ Z in diam. Auf einer fehlet ein Deckel u. 2 Stk. davon sind schadhaft u. zusammengeküttet." In der Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden befindet sich noch drei Deckelflaschen mit dieser Johanneumsnummer (Inventarnummer PO 5415, PO 5413, PO 5414).- Zustand: Altersspuren. Ein Chip u. einige bestoßene Stellen am Deckelränder. Glasur an der oberen und unteren Ecke einer Flasche leicht abgeplatzt. Minim. Fehlstellen in der Glasur zwischen Hals und Korpus, ca. 4 cm.

Famille verte SchaleChina, 20. Jahrhundert. Porzellan, glasiert, polychrom auf Glasur bemalt. H. 7,6 cm. D. 42 cm. Unterglasurblaue Sechszeichen Bodenmarke in zwei unterglasurblauen Ringen (Daqing Kangxi Nian Zhi). Partiell leicht ber.

Großer chinesischer TellerChina, Qing Dynastie, 1661 - 1722. Porzellan, handbemalt mit blauer Unterglasurmalerei. D. 40 cm, H. 6 cm. Motiv mit spielenden Kindern. Sechsstellige Bodenmarke: Da Qing Kang Xi Nian Zhi (Hergestellt in der Qing-Dynastie, Kangxi-Regierung). Abnehmbare Aufhängevorrichtung. Zustand: Ohne Risse oder Chips. Leichte Kratzer an einer Ecke. Einige Brandaschepunkte auf beiden Seiten.

Chinese famille vert circular dish, Kangxi period, painted at the centre with a bordered and cusped circular panel of flowering peony, on a patterned green ground, the broad flat rim having shaped floral reserves and passages of alternating colour diaper within a gilded rim, approx 38 cms diameter, blue solid lozenge mark within double circle to base.  Provenance: formerly from Glympton Park Oxfordshire, and thus through the family by descent.  Condition Report A small chip leads to a crack to the rim and areas of frit felt under the fingers. 

Three Chinese Kangxi porcelain plates, the covetto with blue painted urn and flowers, and a floral panel border

Chinese 18th Century Two pieces of blue and white porcelain [a] Kangxi period (Circa 1700), An octagonal dish painted with floral motifs [b] A planter/dish painted with dragon motifs Dimensions: [a] 1.5 in. (H) x 8 in. (W) [b] 3 in. (H) x 9.75 in. (W) x 6.5 in. (D)

A Chinese blue and white porcelain lotus dish, Kangxi Emperor (1662-1722), painted with a large central peony within four further flower heads 36cm diameterthumbnail size chip on rim and crudely reglued, also hairline cracks and further chips/flakes

A Chinese blue and white porcelain lotus dish, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Emperor (1662-1722), painted with luxuriant blossoms against a cellular ground, with later associated black wood stand 37.5 diameter (2)Good - no chips or cracks - some glaze rubbing and grazing especially on foot centre underside.

19th century Chinese export porcelain blue and white sleeve vase decorated with figures on a bridge, fisherman and pavilion, all in a stylised river landscape. Four character Kangxi mark to the base. 35cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Significant crack extending 8cm down and a further 12cm into the body.

A 19th Century Chinese blue and white baluster vase. Kangxi 4 character. 18.5cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white 'Lotus' bowls, Kangxi mark and period, painted in underglaze blue with a central medallion of a lotus and with lotus scrolls to the sides and exterior, 19.5cm diameterBowl 1 - with a small 1cm rim chip issuing a short hair crack and two further smaller rim chips.bowl 2 - broken through and with a u-shaped section also broken, and bonded (which has dicoloured). 1cm wide rim chip.

A Chinese blue and white ginger jar, Kangxi, painted with panels of precious objects on a prunus ground, 17.5cm high excluding standShort firing crack to rim. Slightly warped to upper shoulder. Overall good condition and appearance. No damage or repairs.

A Chinese blue and white ginger jar, Kangxi, painted with panels of precious objects on a prunus ground, 20cm high excluding cover and standIn very nice condition. No damage, repair or restoration.

A pair of blue and white Kangxi style Chinese vases. Glazed in blue and white and decorated with flowers, insects and birds, H26.5cm Condition Report: The top of one is badly damaged and has been glued back together, leaving a chip to the rim.

A Qing dynasty Kangxi period blue and white teapot. The ovoid form tea pot with metal spout decorated with landscapes, houses, pagodas, bridge and figurines, with a cover with peach finial. The handle has been restored and chip the rim.  Measures approx. 14cm tall x 25cm long. 

A Qing dynasty blue and white ceramic "Bitong" brush pot. The blue and white brush pot, of cylindrical form, decorated with a six-character Kangxi mark to base. Hairlines at the bottom and base. Measures approx. 13cm tall x 13.5cm diameter.  清 青花人物束腰笔筒《大清康熙年制》青花楷书款

A Qing dynasty blue and white sleeve vase. The flared rim vase decorated with two open panels depicts tables, vases, boxes, flowers and hulu surrounded by prunus throughout. Four characters "Kangxi Nian Zhi" marked to the base. Tiny chip to the mouth rim. Measures approx. 25cm x 10cm diameter. 

A Qing dynasty blue and white meiping vase with cover. The baluster shaped meiping vase decorated mountains on the neck, houses, boats, landscape motifs on the body, double ring marked to the base, with a foo dog finial cover. Four characters "Kangxi Nian Zhi" marked to the base. A hairline on the shoulder. Measure approx. 31cm tall. 

A Qing dynasty blue and white Gu shaped ceramic vase. The vase has a flared mouth rim decorated with a maiden reading in the garden on the top, rockscape and flowers in the middle, two ladies sitting in the garden surrounded by flowers. Four character "Kangxi Nian Zhi" marked to the base. Measures approx. 21cm tall. 

A Qing dynasty Kangxi period famille verte ceramic charger. The charger decorated with finely painted sprigs of flowers throughout the charger, surrounded by a band of abstract patterns, books, scrolls, bowls in-between, raised on a short foot, abstract marked to the base. Some restoration. Measures approx. 6cm tall x 34cm diameter.