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Dutch silver-mounted porcelain, c.1700 and 1770, an underglaze blue dish with langeleizen and an Imari saucer, a pair of underglaze blue and lotus-carved saucer dishes, and a Kangxi plate, all with some damage, 11cm to 24.8cm (5), Basket - hairline crack running from the rim to the base, with boken and restored sections alongside. Imari palette dish - drilled to centre. Pair of dishes - each with fine hairline cracks. Plate - rim chips and a small hairline crack.

A blue and white dish, c1750, with pie crust rim enclosing an island with bamboo and peony, 27cm, and a dish in Kangxi style with two cockerels, 28cm, Cockerel plate - outer rim to foot rim hairline crack, small chips on rim, numerous chips to foot rim. Octagonal dish - lots of rim fritting and a large chip to rim, noticable patch of scratchiing to the main image.

A Chinese blue and white yen yen vase, 20th century, in the Kangxi style with dense scrolling lotus flowers and foliage, double blue ring mark, 44.5cm , No obvious faults.

A blue and white vase, Kangxi, painted with Fu,Lu and Shou, children and a spotted deer (meihualu) beside a pine tree and rock, beneathe clouds and the moon, broken and reduced, 27cm , 5.5cm section of rim broken and loose ( but still present), a 6cm jagged crack issuing from the damaged area of rim. a 10cm x 2cm dark stain in front of deer.

Two small Jars, early 20th century, one painted with a Buddhist lion amongst peony on a blue ground, the other with two pheasants on a rock flanked by peony, six character Kangxi mark, 12 and 14cm (2) , No obvious faults to either.

A pair of blue and white vases and covers, c.1880, with quatrelobe panels of precious objects against a prunus and cracked ice ground, four character Kangxi mark, 34 and 34.5cm, One cover with chips to lion knop and rim, small part of rim underside restored. The other cover restored, broken and glued. One vase with visible 3cm hairline crack to neck. One vase fully restored and with chip to rim.

An attractive Batavian tea bowl and saucer, Kangxi, c.1700, painted with cranes in lotus panels, No obvious faults.

A small Chinese tea bowl decorated with Fu dogs in yellow and red glaze with Kangxi mark. Diameter: 8cm approximately

A Chinese blue and white bowl with geometric designs and Kangxi mark. Diameter: 16cm approximately

A CHINESE KANGXI SHALLOW DISH probably of the period, decorated with mountains and river scenes in two panels, opposed by wild flowers and butterflies, with a decorative border, Artemisia leaf mark to base, 27cm diameter.

A CHINESE KANGXI SHALLOW DISH probably of the period, decorated with mountains and river scenes in two panels, opposed by wild flowers and butterflies, with a decorative border, Artemisia leaf mark to base, 27cm diameter.

A blue and white jar, period of Kangxi, 18.5cm (7.25 in) high, with a wood cover together with a quatrefoil tray, 21cm (8.25 in) wide (3) This has two hair cracks to the rim and another to the body

A Chinese porcelain blue and white jar and cover, 20th century, of squat circular form with slightly everted neck, the body decorated with a scrolling floral design below a border of auspicious symbols, the cover of a similar pattern, apocryphal Kangxi mark to the base, approximately 12cm diameter (cover restored); and a pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white bowls, 20th century, each decorated to the exterior with a floral dragon pattern, the interior with a central bird amid foliage design, apocryphal Kangxi mark to each base, 11.5cm diameter (at fault) (3)

A Chinese porcelain blue and white moon flask, 20th century, of compressed form with twin molded ruyi sceptre handles, decorated with mountainous landscapes and foliate detail, with apocryphal four character Kangxi mark to the base, 15.7cm high; and a pair of Chinese small blue and white sleeve vases, also 20th century, each of cylindrical form with flared lip, painted with butterflies and birds surrounded by blossoming flowers, 8.7cm high (3)

A Chinese porcelain seal paste box and cover, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, with all over opaque pink glaze, the base with apocryphal six character Kangxi mark, 7.5cm diameter

A pair of Chinese sancai glazed buddhist lions, Kangxi, each seated with a taper holder, one with a brocade ball, the other with a cub, glazed in green, ochre and manganese, 19cm. and 20cm. high.

A pair of Chinese blue and white ovoid jars and covers, Kangxi marks but later, each painted with ladies at leisure in a landscape, the domed covers painted with boys, metal ring finials, (a.f), apochryphal Kangxi marks, 33cm. high

A Chinese Kangxi style blue and white Jar with no cover, 9in H

A Chinese Kangxi blue and white large charger, having six character mark to the base of Kangxi and of the period, decorated with panels of flora and fauna (AF), 37cm dia.

A pair of Kangxi blue and white porcelain ginger jars, painted with scholars, drilled and fitted as lamps, 20cm to top of jars.

A Chinese Kraak porcelain blue and white vase, Kangxi period (1662-1722), of tapered ovoid form, surmounted by a domed cover with scalloped petal shaped brim and flower bud finial, the body typically painted with arcaded overlapping panels depicting alternating foliage and rockwork and river landscapes, set within lotus tendril and transverse borders, 44cm high, double circular line and artemisia leaf mark (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Restored crack and chips to the rim, breakline visible Glaze chips and fritting visible throughout Large restored chip to the rim, approx 10cm in size Extensive fritting to base

A collection of ten Chinese export porcelain plates, late 18th century, comprising nine famille rose examples each of circular form, of varying designs depicting flowering lotus and chrysanthemum detailed with cockerel and further fowl, sizes ranging 18.5cm - 23cm, together with a powder blue example, Kangxi, of circular form painted with fan shaped panels filled with flora, reserved against a speckled blue ground, 22cm diameter (10) CONDITION REPORT: Blue Plate - hairline crack with associated chips Five plates have hairline cracks, chips to rim, loss to enamel

A pair of Chinese Kangxi 'style' blue and white garden seats, 19th/20th century, each of barrel form with swollen bodies, the body applied with prunts, the upper edges adorned with ruyi designs and painted throughout in rich cobalt depicting twisting tendrils with blossoming lotus blooms, the upper flat seat with pierced medallion, 49cm high (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: First has a large shallow chip to one of the vertical edges, approx 4 x 5cm in size Scratching to top Second - small chips to the vertical edge Both appear to be free from any further significant damage or restoration

A Chinese famille verte yen-yen vase, 19th century, of typical baluster form rising to a flared upper rim, the splayed base adorned with stiff lappet bands, typically decorated in the Kangxi manner in vibrant green and red enamels, depicting long tailed birds amidst dense foliage rock work and gnarled branches, below diaper work and trellis bands, further detailed with precious objects panels, 58cm high, unmarked, (damaged to neck) CONDITION REPORT: Entire rim has been restored with staples in several pieces Small loss to enamel throughout Fritting visible throughout

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CYLINDRICAL VASE decorated with prunus blossom, Chinese interior with a Kangxi Nian Zhi character mark to the base 30cm in height together with a 1930`s Chinese ginger jar 19cm in height (2)

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CYLINDRICAL VASE decorated with prunus blossom, Chinese interior with a Kangxi Nian Zhi character mark to the base 30cm in height together with a 1930`s Chinese ginger jar 19cm in height (2)

Kangxi Blue and white ginger Jar with 4 character mark and a 18thC Blue & White Stoneware ginger jar. Condition

Blue and red meiping vase decorated with dragons amongst clouds and flames above waves, six character mark of Kangxi, 14cm (5.5 in) high. Condition - Good Overall hairline to one side

A CHINESE YELLOW GROUND PORCELAIN BOWL, the exterior decorated in green and aubergine with two dragons and flaming pearls, six character mark of Kangxi type. 12.25cm Provenance: from the Rev. Jonathan Lees of the London Missionary Society who served in Tientsin between c. 1862 and 1900 or his son Edward Lees who died in Tienstin in 1915 and thence by descent.

A PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SHALLOW DISHES, each painted with figures in a landscape and bearing Chenghua six character mark but possibly Kangxi or Yongzheng. Diameter 15.75cm

A Chinese dish, decorated in underglaze blue, boldly painted with red dragons, Kangxi marks but later

A Chinese late 17th / early 18th Century (six character mark for Kangxi and of the period) blue and white porcelain plate, decorated all round with flowering blossom sprays and leave twigs, approx. 20.4cm dia,

A Chinese blue and white dish: with fluted foliate rim, painted with arcaded panels of maidens in fenced gardens with peony and other blooms around a central panel of a seated maiden, mark for jade within a double circle, Kangxi, 17 cm diameter [small chip to rim].

A Chinese blue and white saucer and a 'soft paste' teabowl: the saucer painted with the 'Eloping Bride' pattern, Kangxi, 10.5 cm diameter; the teabowl with the 'Boy on an Ox' pattern, 18th century, 7 cm diameter [2].

A Chinese famille verte small mug and one other: the first painted with flowering plants and rockwork between foliate borders, Kangxi, 6.5 cm high; the second painted in famille rose enamels with peony, early Qianlong, 6.5 cm high [chip to rim] 2.

A matched pair of Chinese famille verte vases and covers: of hexagonal baluster form, painted with panels of mythical beasts, butterflies, rockwork and flowering shrubs between trellis and foliate borders, the odd covers with lotus bud knops, Kangxi, 29 cm high [some chips, minor fritting].

A Chinese famille verte dish: with fluted rim, painted with pierced rockwork and a prunus tree within a fence, two birds above, the rim with pomegranates, chrysanthemum blooms, scrolling foliage and tendrils, artemisia leaf mark within double circles, Kangxi, 27 cm diameter [rubbing to well, minor glaze imperfections and fritting to rim].

A pair of Chinese famille Buddhistic lion dogs shishi: in Kangxi style, each open mouthed and seated on its haunches with a pierced ball between its paws, late 19th/early 20th century, 11 cm high [one with loss to left front paw] and wood stands.

A Chinese sang de boeuf miniature body vase: with pear shaped bottle and slender neck, the glaze with lavender tints and thinning at the neck, underglaze blue six-character Kangxi mark, 12 cm high.

A Chinese blue and white dragon bowl: painted overall with five-clawed dragons and flaming pearls amongst fire and cloud scrolls, the rim with ruyi band, apocryphal six-character Kangxi mark within a double circle, 19th century, 26 cm diameter.

A Chinese blue and white small jardiniere: in Kangxi style, the exterior painted with a seated dignitary fishing at a lake side with nine attendants nearby, double ring mark, 18 cm diameter.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain sleeve vase: painted with panels containing landscapes, figures and auspicious objects reserved on a foliate underglaze blue ground, apocryphal four-character Kangxi mark, 19th century, 30.5 cm high.

A Chinese porcelain vase and cover, early 20th century, of baluster form decorated with prunus blossom against a cracked ice ground, bears Kangxi four character mark, 39cm high.

A Chinese porcelain vase and cover, early 20th century, of baluster form decorated with prunus blossom against a cracked ice ground, bears Kangxi four character mark, 39cm high.

Very Fine and Impressive Pair of Chinese Blue and White Kangxi Floor Vases of Large Size, 28 inches high. Decorated in underglaze blue with small boys playing in a garden setting, with figures of a Mandarin with his consorts. With bridges and bamboo trees in the distance. Small dogs of Foo to the neck for handles. French ormolu mounts to the tops and bases of the vases. 18/19th Century.

A CHINESE GARNITURE OF THREE BLUE GROUND VASES, each with prunus decoration, comprising central bottle vase and a pair of Yen Yen shaped vases, Kangxi mark, 19th Century, 30cm high

A LARGE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE MOONFLASK painted with figures and children playing beside a bridge with rabbits and palms, Kangxi mark 19th Century, 46cm high

A PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE GINGER JARS decorated panels of figures and landscape scenes between borders, ruyi lapets and thunder fret patterns, Kangxi mark but 19th/20th Century, 14cm high

A PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE AND AUBERGINE BISCUIT PORCELAIN INCENSE BURNERS, each modelled as a buddhist lion, one with foot resting on a ball, the other being attacked by a small mythological creature, Kangxi (1662-1722), 20cm high

A CHINESE SQUARE LACQUER TRAY decorated with birds on a branch with butterflies, on an engraved lattice ground, Kangxi seal mark in red to the reverse, 19th Century, 45.25cm diameter

A CHINESE POWDER BLUE ROULEAU VASE with famille verte panel decorated warriors, Kangxi, 46cm high

A SMALL CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE OVOID VASE, ladies in a garden, with later silver metal mounts and cover, Kangxi (1662-1722), 14.25cm high

A CHINESE AUBERGINE GLAZE BOWL decorated with three sprays of symbolic flowering pearls in green, yellow and white enamels, the foot with square seal kiln type mark, Kangxi (1662-1722)

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL, the centre decorated with children playing, the exterior with interior and exterior scenes, Kangxi (1662-1722) with Ming mark of Chenghua, 20cm diameter

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BITONG (BRUSH POT) decorated two figural panels of Immortals with youth attendants in landscape scenes within framed panels divided by bold stylised Shou characters, six character mark of Kangxi,18th/19th Century 16cm

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE VASE with 3 panels of landscapes and flowers with palmette neck, Kangxi (1662-1722), 20.5cm

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN GINGER JAR and cover decorated prunus blossom, Kangxi (1662-1722), 25cm Provenance - Christies New York 2005

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BALUSTER VASE and cover, Kangxi mark, 19th Century, 27cm and two small ginger jars including one with polychrome decoration, the other blue and white, 15cm and 14.5cm (3)

A CHINESE PORCELAIN SALT painted with Mandarin figures 8cm, and a small Chinese blue and white ginger jar and cover, Kangxi mark, 19th Century 15cm (2)

YUN XI (Chinese, 1711-1758) Two birds on a branch The signature reads Painted by Yu Xi with respect With Huanghuali wood scroll weights Note: Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, Yun Xi was made Shen Junwang (the Duke of Shen). Provenance : From the estate of Lady Jocelyn Warner 56cm x 63cm