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A Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar 19th Century decorated with prunus blossom, Kangxi mark, 20cm

A Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar and cover 19th Century having a garden scene to the exterior, Kangxi mark, with hardwood stand and two other hardwood stands, 21cm high

A Chinese porcelain brush pot (bidong) Kangxi (1662-1722) of cylindrical form with trumpet mouth decorated with a powder blue glaze, foot with six character Chenghua mark, 15.5cm x 10.5cm

A pair of Chinese blue and white baluster vases and covers 19th Century each with landscape scenes, Kangxi mark, 28cm

A Chinese porcelain brush pot (bidong) Kangxi decorated in famille verte enamels with ladies and gentlemen standing within the grounds of a pavilion garden against the background of panelled fences, rocks and flowering cherry, with wood stand, 14cm diameter x 12.5cm

A Chinese blue tin tea white glazed censer 19th Century of waisted bulbous form decorated with mock handles modelled as stylised archaic dragon faces, six character Kangxi mark, 10.5cm x 9cm

A pair of Chinese octagonal porcelain bowls 19th Century decorated with eight Buddhist symbols in yellow, green and aubergine enamels between borders of ruyi heads and palmettes, all on a pale blue ground, foot with six character Kangxi mark, 14cm diameter, 7cm high

A Chinese famille verte shallow circular dish Kangxi having a central flower head and four sprays of flowers around the centre, 31cm diameter

A pair of Chinese baluster vases, decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling dragons and blossoming branches, 23cm high, four character Kangxi mark, but later

A small Chinese blue and white teapot with domed cover and metal spout, 14 cm wide, Kangxi; together with a Chinese Imari teapot and four other teapots; all teapots with cover, but some covers clearly associated (6) Condition Report Some deterioration, including: areas of repair, cracking, chipping and loss.

A Chinese wooden stool with a famille verte plaque decorated with a genre scene, Kangxi, H 24,5 - Diameter 32 cm (one leg with restoration)

A Chinese Sansai sculpture depicting a seated figure holding a vase, Kangxi, 18thC

Two blue and white in the Kangxi style decorated Dutch Delftware plates, late 17thC; added a ditto 18thC plate with a lobed rim, marked 'Van Duyn', Diameter 23,5 - 24 cm

A Chinese blue and white floral vase, Kangxi, H 26 cm (damage)

A Chinese polychrome ginger jar, decorated with flowers and antiquities, marked Kangxi, 19thC, H 30,5 cm

A pair of Chinese hexagonal blue and white incense burners and a pair of inkstands, with open-work decoration; added a Chinese miniature bowl and vase, blue and white, decorated with animated scenes, marked Kangxi, H 4,5 - 12,5 cm (chips on the rim)

A Chinese purple monochrome and dragon decorated water pot, marked Kangxi, H 9 cm - Diameter 12,5 cm

A large Chinese blue and white vase with cover, decorated with flowers and landscapes, Kangxi, H 66 cm (some restoration on the rim)

A Chinese blue and white plate and tea caddy, floral decorated, with 19thC silver mounts, plate lotus-moulded and marked Kangxi; added a blue and white brush pot, overall decorated with figures in a riverlandscape, H 12,5 - 14 cm (firing faults)

A Chinese famille verte Yen-Yen vase, overall decorated with warriors, marked Kangxi, H 83 cm (chip and hairline on the top rim and firing fault on the body)

A rare armorial Imari porcelain dish for the American market dating: Kangxi (1662-1722) provenance: China Painted in imari style with gilding, featuring the Horsemonden family badge; featuring other four, smaller emblems at the border alternated with four, ruyi-shaped cartouches enclosing floral decorations; surrounded by a beautiful ramage of flowers and peonies; featuring two stylized, underglazed blue branches at the back. A restored breakage with no missing parts at the border. Period: 1716 circa. An almost identical dish was sold at Bonhams, Sale Number 22658; ASIAN ART; 9 November 2015, London, Knightsbridge; lot. 233. An identical dish is at Victoria and Albert Museum; Museum number FE.441978; Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Asia & Europe, room 137, case 13, shelf 3. See a pair of similar, bigger dishes in Jie Rui Tang Collection; Catalogue Numbers 0845 & 0846. See also a sample in the British Museum; Registration number Franks.758.+. The Horsemonden family was from Horsemonden, in Kent. Several members of this family moved to the USA between the 17th and the 18th Century. This set was presumably made for Daniel Horsemonden (1691 – 1778) who died in Flatbush, New York. John Horsemonden, his brother or cousin, might have brought this set from China in 1716; John Horsemonden was a navy commissioner on the “Marlborough” (an East Indiaman) and Second Member of the East indies in Canton, in 1721. dimensions: diameter 22 cm.

An important and large armorial plate in blu and white porcelain of the Portuguese Indian Companies dating: Kangxi (1662-1722) provenance: China Beautifully painted, featuring a medal enclosing at the inside a flower surrounded by two bands with concentric leaves, one on the medal and the other on the border, featuring an emblem belonging to the famous Italian Ginori family; the very fine border is moulded as a step; the base is on a wide, ring-shaped foot and features an underglaze mark shaped as a lingzhi mushroom painted in blue at the inside of a double circle. Small chips on the border.In the past, the emblem was attributed to the Caldeira Family (Castro 1987), particularly the emblem given to Andrè Caldeira in 1599, but today, thanks to some documents owned by the descendants of Ginorisi family, is attributed to the famous Florentine family. The embles of the two families are very similar, Castro mentions the Ginory Family and underlines the similarity of the two shields. The decoration has the style of the pieces made for the Portoguese market - this service was indeed ordered by Lorenzo Ginori when he was in Portugal. The armorial, white and blue plate of Coelho mentioned at the end of the notes family proves this similarity. See an identical dish with a stem attributed to Ginori Family sold at Christie’s, SALE 6587 – CHINESE CERAMICS, EXPORT CERAMICS & WORKSOF ART; 18 June 2002, London, King Street; lot. 339. See also a similar but smaller plate and featuring the same emblem at the center sold at Christie’s, SALE 6731 – CHINESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART, INCLUDING EXPORT ART; 17 June 2003, London, King Street; lot. 219. See also the smaller dish with the emblem at the center sold by Bonhams, ASTA 10780: EXPORT AND DECORATIVE ART OF THE CHINA TRADE; 9 March 2004, London, New Bond Street; lot. 21. See also the catalogue “Hit & Myth”, Cohen & Cohen; pag. 108 – 109, exhibited in London, St Jame’s, 67 Jermyn Street, 30 October– 8 november 2014 containing a similar, smaller plate featuring the same emblem painted at the center and not at the border. See also “A Porcellana Chinesa e os Brasoes do Imperio”, Nuno de Castro, 1987; pag. 43. A smaller plate featuring a similar decoration but with the Coelho family emblem at the center was sold at Bonhams, AUCTION 10430: THE DU BOULAY COLLECTION OF CHINESE CERAMICS; 10 November 2003, London, New Bond Street; lot. 29. dimensions: diameter 33 cm.

A Kangxi Ink stone - Chinese

A Chinese blue and white storage jar and cover, sign to base Zing Dynasty, Kangxi period (1662-1722) depicts mountain village on a lake with fishermen 18cm x 16cm

A pair of Kangxi famile verte vases decorated with figures in an idealised landscape, 28.5cm (h)

A Chinese blue and white Kangxi style vase decorated with figures and geometric patterns, 26cm (h)

A 19th century porcelain bowl, depicting bees among flowering branches 18cm diameter, and a baluster Chinese vase depicting foo dogs on a turquoise ground, pseudo Kangxi marks, 44cm high (2)

A Chinese blue and white vase, Kangxi style, of baluster form, the panels depicting birds above flowers, four character mark to base, 13cm high

A pair of late 19th century Chinese blue and white jars and covers, each decorated with reserves depicting figures in a garden, birds and floral sprays, four character Kangxi mark to base, each on conforming wooden stand (27cm tall to include covers). Condition Report: One vase has LARGE chip (see image). Other vase has small chip (see image). Both have good colour, chips to lids.

Kangxi style blue and white vase, Canton teapot, Sang de Boeuf vase and three other vases. Condition report: Kangxi style vase height 24cm, no cracks, chips or restoration; sang de boeuf vase height 12cm, chipped on foot rim; teapot lid chipped, teapot body OK; iron-red vase height 7.5cm, minor chips on foot rim; pair of vases height 9.5cm, one neck rim chipped.

PAIR OF CHINESE BOTTLE VASES, perhaps Kangxi, blue painted with various wild and exotic animals, possibly from the Zodiac, four character marks, repairs to one, height 26cm (2)

PAIR OF CHINESE MOON FLASKS, Kangxi style, each side blue painted with figures beneath branch handles, four character marks, repairs to handles, height 21cm (2)

CHINESE PORCELAIN DISH ON STAND, perhaps Kangxi, the leaf shaped dish with two dragon handles on a circular tripod stand, dish repaired, maximum diameter 27cm (2)

PAIR OF CHINESE VASES, Kangxi style, of shouldered form, blue painted with four claw dragons amongst flowering foliage, four character marks, chips to rims, height 26.5cm

PAIR OF CHINESE GINGER JARS, Kangxi style, blue painted with figures and dancers, four character marks, height 24cm (2)

A Chinese hand painted porcelain jar with hundred boys decoration, H. 11cm, (six mark for Kangxi and understood to be of the period).

A Chinese slender baluster vase, decorated in underglaze blue with stylised bird, peony and foliage, the neck with banded border of stylised foliage and trellis, 19cm high, four character Kangxi mark, but later, hardwood stand; another, similar, smaller, 15cm high (2)

A LARGE CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE JAR AND COVER, Kangxi period (1661-1722), fitted with pierced floral carved cover, the ovoid body delicately enamelled with four panel reserves filled with antiques, birds, insects and flowering plants against a colourful honeycomb ground, vacant double ring to base. 32cm high

Three Chinese blue and white ceramics comprising a teapot with dog of Fo finial and fishing scenes, 18th. century, a bowl with willow tree , 18th. century,16cm. across, and a deep bowl with a bird and plants, Kangxi period,14cm. across. Condition reportVery small chip to deep bowl, other bowl broken across and repaired, teapot spout chipped.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE VASE with six character Kangxi mark, 19th century

A Chinese blue and white stem cup, Kangxi style, decorated with lotus flowers and scrolling vines, the centre of the bowl with six character Xuande mark, 10cm high

A CHINESE KANGXI MARK & PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN CUP STAND, circa 1700, painted with 'long eliza', rockwork and overhanging blossoms, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 7in diameter.

A PAIR OF EARLY 18TH CENTURY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD CLOBBERED PORCELAIN VASES, of hexagonal section and double gourd form on splayed feet, each decorated in underglaze-blue and European enamelling with panels of butterflies, precious objects, flowers and ribboned emblems, within formal borders, 9.1in & 8.9in high.

A GOOD PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE DOUBLE GOURD PORCELAIN VASES, each painted with a walled settlement in a mountainous landscape, each base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 7.25in high.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD ROUGE-DE-FER PORCELAIN TANKARD, with a fitted metal rim and wood handle, 4.75in diameter at base & 6.4in high.

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD CHINESE IMARI PORCELAIN JAR, the sides of the ovoid body painted with a continuous mountainous river landscape setting, 8.5in wide at widest point & 8.8in high.

A CHINESE GREEN ENAMELLED YELLOW GROUND PORCELAIN DRAGON VASE, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 7.8in high.

A CHINESE PEACH BLOOM PORCELAIN WATER POT, applied with a pale mottled glaze, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 5.1in diameter at base & 3.9in high.

A LARGE CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLANC-DE-CHINE PORCELAIN FIGURE OF GUANYIN, circa 1700, standing in flowing robes on a cloud scroll base, 18in high.

A CHINESE IMARI KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN TEA CADDY, of chamfered rectangular form, the sides painted with two panels of a scroll above plum blossom and rockwork, 3.5in wide & 4.3in high.

A CHINESE COPPER RED PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, the neck decorated with a sinuous dragon, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 10.3in high.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY CHINESE HEXAGONAL SECTION FAMILLE VERTE PINK GROUND PORCELAIN VASE, painted with a continuous scene of a group of warriors conversing in a garden terrace setting, the base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 13.8in high.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE BLUE GROUND ROULEAU PORCELAIN VASES, each painted with a panel of figures on a garden terrace and with a panel of a bird perched on rockwork beside peony, each base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 10in high.

A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE IMARI KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN TEA CADDY, of larger than average size, with a French metal oil lamp fitting, the sides painted with small panels of peony over river landscape scenes, the short neck unglazed, the caddy itself 4.8in x 2.4in x 5.6in high.

A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN VASE, the sides decorated with a scene of a reclining sage in the company of a dragon, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 10.6in high.

A PAIR OF GOOD QUALITY CHINESE CLAIRE-DE-LUNE PORCELAIN WATER POTS, each base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 3.9in diameter at base & 3.1in high.

A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN VASE, decorated with a continuous scene of officials and attendants in a garden setting, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 11.4in high.

A SMALL GOOD QUALITY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, circa 1700, the sides of the pear-form body painted with a butterfly and insects hovering near to rockwork and foliage, 5.6in high.

A GROUP OF THREE CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD TURQUOISE GLAZED PORCELAIN DISHES, each with a barbed and moulded lappet rim, two of the dishes with remains of Christies labels, each 3.6in diameter. (3)

A GOOD PAIR OF CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN FLASKS, circa 1700, together with silver-metal covers, each square-section body painted with panels of scholar's objects alternating with panels of extended foliage, each base unglazed, the flasks themselves 3.8in square & 9.9in high.