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A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BOTTLE VASE, painted with slightly inset panels of figures and ribboned emblems, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 14in high.

A CHINESE YELLOW-ENAMELLED AND UNDERGLAZE-BLUE PORCELAIN BOWL, the rounded exterior sides painted with peaches, bats and rockwork, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 5.75in diameter.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN PHOENIX BOWL, circa 1700, the sides painted with repeated phoenix reserved on a formal scroll ground, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 6.1in diameter.

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE DRAGON PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, the sides painted with dragons disputing a flaming pearl amidst cloud scrolls, the tapering neck moulded with a sinuous chilong, the base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 8in high.

A GOOD 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN YEN-YEN VASE, painted overall to the sides with phoenix against a dense ground of scroll-stemmed peony, 17.4in high.

A GOOD CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN JAR, circa 1700, the sides painted in a vivid tone of underglaze-blue with a continuous scene of a dignitary and attendants in a terraced garden setting, 8.5in high.

A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, the sides of the unusually shaped body painted with two panels of the He He Erxian, the base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 14.2in high.

A CHINESE DOUCAI PORCELAIN BOWL, the rounded exterior sides painted with a profusion of bats above waves, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 4.5in diameter.

A GOOD LARGE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN VASE, circa 1700, the sides painted with flower heads and leafage reserved in white against a blue-wash ground, between floral lappet and ruyi borders to the foot and shoulders. the waisted neck similarly decorated, 19.4in high.

A GOOD LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, the sides of the baluster form body painted with a continuous scene of sages conversing in a garden setting, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 17.4in high.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN TEAPOT & COVER, circa 1700, the sides well painted with a scene of two sages on a riverbank and with a scene of a fisherman in a boat, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 4.8in high overall.

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN FISH BOWL, circa 1700, the rounded exterior sides painted with a continuous garden scene of a dignitary, attendants & scholars, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, the rim 9.7in wide at widest point.

A GOOD PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE DOUBLE-GOURD PORCELAIN DRAGON VASES, together with carved hardwood stands, each painted with a pair of dragons amidst flame and cloud scrolls disputing a flaming pearl, each base with a four-character Kangxi mark, the vases 10.8in high. (4)

A famille verte bottle vase, Kangxi period, decorated with a fisherman gazing at a bird amid a landscape scene, 15cm high, with wood stand. Provenance: Private UK Collection. Purchased from the Sotheby’s sale, “The remaining content of Ashurst Park, Fordcombe, Tunbridge Wells”, Kent, on 19th and 20th May 1982 by direction of The Rt. Hon. The Lord Cornwallis, OBE, DL, 712.Bid Live at the-saleroom.com

A famille verte bottle vase, Kangxi period, decorated with a fisherman gazing at a bird amid a landscape scene, 15cm high, with wood stand. Provenance: Private UK Collection. Purchased from the Sotheby’s sale, “The remaining content of Ashurst Park, Fordcombe, Tunbridge Wells”, Kent, on 19th and 20th May 1982 by direction of The Rt. Hon. The Lord Cornwallis, OBE, DL, 712.

A Chinese Copper Red Decorated Porcelain Mallet Vase, probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), decorated with stylized phoenix birds with underglaze blue eyes, base with Kangxi mark, height 7 3/8 in., wood stand, overall height 8 7/8 in.

A Chinese "Peachbloom" Glazed Porcelain Vase, probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), apple-form body with mottled copper red and green glaze, base with Kangxi mark, height 3 5-8 in.

A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Bottle Vase, probably 20th c., decorated with lotus, foliage, and plantain leaves, base with Kangxi mark, height 9 in.

A Chinese Kangxi period blue and white jar, decorated with the Asther pattern, D. 11 cm, H. 19 cm.

A Large Collection of Chinese Bronze Coins Comprising approximately 435 coins from various reign periods during the Qing Dynasty including Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong. Qing Dynasty Provenance:Private Collection, San Francisco. Starting Bid: $800

Two Pairs of Blue and White Planters The first pair of tapering cylindrical form, the exterior with a central scrolling stylized band in between ruyi-head and lappet bands, the everted rim with further scrolling lotus decorations, with matching under tray, the base bearing Kangxi marks and dual drainage holes; the second pair of bulbous cylindrical form, the exterior of similar decoration but with a denser lotus foliage, with a single drainage hole. Kangxi Marks, 19th/20th Century Tallest: 8 5/8 inches (22 cm) Provenance: Reynold Tom Collection, mostly acquired during the 1970s and 1980s. [Overall wear] Starting Bid: $1500

Five Double-Gourd-Form Monochrome Vases Comprising two cafe-au-lait glazed vases, the larger decorated with a knotted ribbon to the center; a junyao type glazed vase with splashes of maroon on a sky-blue ground; a peach bloom glazed vase bearing a Kangxi six-character mark to the base; and a mirror black glazed vase of slender form. Qing Dynasty Tallest: 8 inches (20.3 cm) Provenance:Mr. Vito Giallo Collection, primarily acquired from Sotheby`s New York during the 1960s-1980s. [Chips, cracks, losses, repairs] Starting Bid: $500

Four Monochrome Bottle Vases The first a claire-de-lune glazed vase with a compressed body, a Kangxi six-character mark to the base; the second a powder turquoise glazed vase with a globular body, the base bearing a Xuande four-character mark; the third a powder pink glazed vase with a compressed body; the fourth a powder yellow glazed vase with an ovoid body. 18th Century Tallest: 10 1/4 inches (26 cm) Provenance:Mr. Vito Giallo Collection, primarily acquired from Sotheby`s New York during the 1960s-1980s. [Overall wear, cracks to the yellow vase, hairline crack to the pink vase] Starting Bid: $2000

A Powder Blue-Glazed Rouleau Vase Thickly potted with a cupped rim, the cylindrical neck and canted shoulder above the elongated body constricting inward to a short foot, the recessed base with a double-circle mark. Kangxi Period Height: 17 3/4 inches (45.1 cm) Provenance:Mr. Vito Giallo Collection, primarily acquired from Sotheby`s New York during the 1960s-1980s. [Minor losses to the glaze, star cracks to the base] Starting Bid: $800

A Blue-Glazed Vase The tall vase with flaring mouth covered in a turquoise-blue crackled glaze, the interior mostly plain, bearing an incised Kangxi mark, wood stand. Kangxi Mark, 19th Century Height: 13 1/2 inches (34.3 cm) [Minor wear] Starting Bid: $400

A Turquoise and Aubergine-Glazed Figure of Guanyin Shown wearing a long-sleeved robe enameled in turquoise and aubergine with a willow branch and open at the chest to reveal a beaded necklace, the face with a gentle smile framed by long pendulous earlobes and hair piled into a high bun beneath a hooded green cowl, with a matching stand. Kangxi Period Height: 19 3/4 inches (50.2 cm) approximately [Losses to a finger, cowl and the enamel, small chips] Starting Bid: $1500

A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, painted with pavilions in a coastal landscape, a pair of blue and white tea bowls painted with vertical flower panels and a small collection of six Chinese hardwood stands.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, painted with prunus, height approx 13cm, together with a similar ginger jar and blue and white vase.

A pair of Chinese famille verte porcelain jars and covers, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, each baluster body painted with opposing figural panels reserved against a ground of butterflies and flowers framing further flower vignettes, the domed covers similarly decorated, pseudo six character mark of Kangxi in underglaze blue to bases, height approx 44cm, with carved hardwood stands (one cover with small chip).

A Chinese Canton famille verte blue ground porcelain vase, mid-19th Century, the tapering body and flared neck painted with figural panels reserved against a blue ground filled with pink lotus and yellow tendrils, height approx 25cm (repaired) and a Chinese blue and white plate, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, painted with figures crossing a bridge in a coastal landscape, pseudo four character mark to base, diameter approx 20.5cm.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, 19th Century, painted with prunus, painted four character mark to base, diameter approx 14.8cm, together with a Chinese blue and white vase, Kangxi period, painted with maidens, prunus and plantain, height approx 13.5cm (damaged neck and hairline).

A Chinese porcelain brushpot, mark of Kangxi but late Qing dynasty, of slightly lobed cylindrical form, the sides painted and gilt with vertical figural panels of sages and boys out of doors, within underglaze blue bat and vapour borders, pseudo six character mark in underglaze blue to base, height approx 15.3cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain plates, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, each centre painted with three standing maidens and a seated maiden gathered above a jardinière of flowers, the rim filled with further maiden musicians and flowers, pseudo six character mark in underglaze blue to bases, diameter approx 25.5cm (fritting to rims).

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain jars and covers, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, each squat ovoid body decorated with dragons amongst vapours, pseudo six character mark in underglaze blue to base, height approx 19.5cm.

A Chinese blue and white circular dish, mark of Kangxi but late 19th Century, painted with five fish within a floral rim, diameter approx 30.5cm, a Chinese blue and white dish, late 19th Century, painted with dragons and two other Chinese blue and white circular dishes (faults).

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain double gourd shaped vases, Kangxi style but late 19th Century, each body painted with opposing figural panels beneath fan shaped and oval vignettes filled with flowers and eagle, all against a powder blue ground, height approx 45cm.

A KANGXI PORCELAIN JAR, painted in underglaze blue with a man holding a lantern behind a dignitary on a beast, galloping towards two further figures beside rocks and banana plants, unmarked, 6"" high, together with a carved and pierced hardwood cover and Kidson label (Illustrated)

Chinese Kangxi period cup, with polychrome painted decoration, mark to the base, 6.5cm high

Chinese ox-blood glazed porcelain bowl, coated with muted red glaze thinning to gray-white at the rim, with an underglaze blue fish to interior, base with apocryphal Kangxi mark, 2.5

An early 18th century Chinese Kangxi period charger, underglaze blue decorated with reserves of flowers within lozenge borders, dia.38.5cm

A MOTTAHEDEH CHINESE EXPORT STYLE PORCELAIN FIGURE The Mottahedeh porcelain figure modeled after a rare Chinese Kangxi period export bisque porcelain night lamp in the form of a cat, the base marked The Nelson Rockefeller Collection, Mottahedeh, Vista Alegre, Portugal, Reproduction of a rare bisque Chinese Export night lamp, K`ang Hsi Period (1662-1722). H 7¾ x W 6½ x D 5 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of George Zournas, Lubbock, Texas

A famille noir vase, with dumbbell shaped stem, decorated with flowers and geometric banding, above a shaped body decorated with other floral scrolls and dragons, the whole on circular foot with six character Kangxi mark beneath, but of modern construction, 36cm high.

A Chinese Kangxi period blue and white dish. 37 cm in diameter

A collection of 18th Chinese wares including a Yongzheng saucer, Kangxi cup, a trumpet vase etc.

A 19thC Chinese blue and white bottle vase with exotic bird decoration, Kangxi four character mark to base, 21cm

A Chinese Kangxi period (1662-1722) famille verte plate with duck and floral decoration

Two Chinese Kangxi period blue and white prunus plates (1662-1722) 21.5cm in diameter

A Chinese Kangxi period blue and white prunus decorated jar (1662-1722), 25.5cm tall

A larger Chinese Kangxi period clobbered vase of baluster form (1662-1722), 52cm with lid

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DISH with gently curved sides and everted rim, freely painted with two dragons on a blue washed ground in brown edged rim, the underside with four auspicious objects 35.5cm diam, lingzhi within concentric circles, Kangxi ++One or two very minor spots of rim fritting only, not cracked chipped or restored

STATUETTE en biscuit de porcelaine et glaçures plombifères trois couleurs, dites "sancai", représentant un sage du tao assis sur un trône à haut dossier tripartite, l’ensemble reposant sur une haute terrasse à degrés. (Fêlures, petits manques et anciennes restaurations). Chine, dynastie Qing, période Kangxi (1662-1722). Haut. 30 cm A sancai-glazed figure and stand. China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period. H. 30 cm (11 13/16 in.)

BOL en biscuit de porcelaine et couverte monochrome jaune, monté sur un petit talon, à paroi arrondie évasée à l’ouverture, à décor incisé de dragons poursuivant la perle enflammée parmi les éclairs. Marque de l’empereur Kangxi émaillée dans un double-cercle sous la base. (Fêlure). Chine, période Kangxi (1662-1722). Socle en bois. Haut. 4,5 cm - Diam. 9 cm Œuvre en rapport : Notre bol est à rapprocher de celui présenté par Christie’s, Hong Kong, le 27 novembre 2013, sous le numéro 3486. A yellow-glazed bowl. China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi mark and périod. H. 4,5 cm & D. 9 cm (1 ¾ & 3 9/16 in.) Œuvre en rapport : Notre bol est à rapprocher de celui présenté par Christie’s, Hong Kong, le 27 novembre 2013, sous le numéro 3486.

LOT DE VINGT-DEUX OBJETS en porcelaine et bleu de cobalt sous couverte, comprenant huit bols, montés sur un petit talon, à paroi évasée, cinq petites assiettes, montées sur un petit talon, de contour circulaire, cinq sorbets, à paroi évasée, et quatre coupelles, montées sur un petit talon, à paroi arrondie, à décor de paysages, fleurs et oiseaux, certaines portant des inscriptions auspicieuses. Marques apocryphes des empereurs Kangxi et Guangxu émaillées sous les bases. (Certains bords cerclés de métal et quelques rares accidents). Chine et Vietnam, Royaume de Hue, XIXe siècle. Diam. (max) 15 cm - Haut. (max) 5 cm Twenty-two blue and white items. China and Vietnam, 19th century. D. (max) 15 cm - H. (max) 5 cm (5 15/16 in. & 2 in.)

PAIRE DE POTS À FLEURS LOBÉS en bronze et cuivre dorés, émaux polychromes translucides et verroterie, reposant sur quatre pieds, les parois quadrilobées évasées en partie supérieure, accostées de prises mobiles et terminées par un rebord, à décor de lotus et rinceaux. (Petits manques et usure de la dorure). Chine, dynastie Qing, période Qianlong (1736-1795). Haut. 8,5 cm - Long. 19,5 cm Le lot sera accompagné d’une expertise dressée le 15 novembre 1956 par Messieurs Boulin et Kervorkian au profit du père de notre collectionneur. Ce document décrit nos pots à fleurs comme "une paire de petites jardinières en bronze ciselé et doré, rehaussé de motifs en émail et pierres de couleurs. Ces objets sont de Chine, époque XVIIIe, travail Thibétain [sic]". Œuvres en rapport : Nos pots à fleurs s’inspirent, pour leur forme, de modèles créés sous le règne de Kangxi (voir notamment une jardinière présentée par Christie’s, Londres, le 10 mai 2011, sous le numéro 143 et une autre illustrée dans Chen Lihua, Collections of the Palace Museum : Enamel Wares, Pékin : 2008, page 43, numéro 25). Toutefois, ils s’en singularisent à deux titres. Dans un premier temps, par leurs matériaux constitutifs - un cuivre finement ciselé et doré délicatement rehaussé d’émaux translucides et de verre coloré à l’imitation des pierres précieuses - que l’on retrouve dans une paire de vases d’applique, datés de Qianlong, présentés par Christie’s, New York, les 15 et 16 septembre 2011, sous le numéro 1172. Dans un second temps, par leur goût européen qui rappelle le style inédit, résultant de la fusion des traditions chinoise et européenne, mis au point pour les premiers empereurs de la dynastie Qing dans les ateliers qu’ils ont installés dans la Cité interdite. A pair of gilt-bronze, gilt-copper enamel, and colored glass flower pots. China, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period. H. 8,5 cm - L. 19,5 cm (3 3/8 in. - 7 11/16 in.) Œuvres en rapport : Nos pots à fleurs s’inspirent, pour leur forme, de modèles créés sous le règne de Kangxi (voir notamment une jardinière présentée par Christie’s, Londres, le 10 mai 2011, sous le numéro 143 et une autre illustrée dans Chen Lihua, Collections of the Palace Museum : Enamel Wares, Pékin : 2008, page 43, numéro 25). Toutefois, ils s’en singularisent à deux titres. Dans un premier temps, par leurs matériaux constitutifs - un cuivre finement ciselé et doré délicatement rehaussé d’émaux translucides et de verre coloré à l’imitation des pierres précieuses - que l’on retrouve dans une paire de vases d’applique, datés de Qianlong, présentés par Christie’s, New York, les 15 et 16 septembre 2011, sous le numéro 1172. Dans un second temps, par leur goût européen qui rappelle le style inédit, résultant de la fusion des traditions chinoise et européenne, mis au point pour les premiers empereurs de la dynastie Qing dans les ateliers qu’ils ont installés dans la Cité interdite.

PAIRE DE COUPES SUR PIED en laque noire et incrustations de nacre et d’argent, le pied circulaire et le bord de la coupe, évasé en partie supérieure, tous deux cerclés de métal, à décor de phénix cheminant sur une terrasse agrémentée de roches percées, bambou et pivoines. (Quelques craquelures et lacunes de laque). Chine, dynastie Qing, période Kangxi (1662-1722). Haut. 7,6 cm A pair of lacquer and mother-of-pearl stemcups. China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period. H. 7,6 cm (3 in.)

Pair of Chinese polychrome porcelain shallow dishes, probably Kangxi, floral decoration within compartments, bearing seal marks, diameter 26cm.

A 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar and cover decorated with four claw dragons amongst flowers and foliage, bears Kangxi marks

A Chinese Kangxi squat vase, polychrome decorated with birds amongst blossoming foliage, raised on a shallow circular foot, 14 cm diameter x 5 cm high, raised on a turned hardwood stand CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and scuffs, some rubbing to the decoration, foot rim area quite pitted and with some rough deposits, various firing blemishes and kiln deposits, some scratches and marks to the underside of the body, vase makes slightly dull sound when tapped, although no obvious signs of breaks or cracks so possible that the dull sound is due either to the shape or to an internal fault line. Wooden stand with wear and scuffs, and a small crack.

Chinese porcelain vase having blue and white painted decoration in the Kangxi manner depicting a continuous lakeland scene, 28cm high Condition Report: A large section of rim has been broken off and re-stuck measuring approximately 1/3 of the diameter extending down the vase to about 50mm in depth, in the middle of this arc descends a hairline to a point just over halfway down the vase, there are a coupl

Chinese porcelain baluster vase having Kangxi style decoration in blue, white and copper red on a celadon ground depicting an immortal and attendant with a deer in a landscape, base with Artemesia leaf mark, 25.5cm high Condition Report: There is a vertical hairline/firing crack which descends from the neck approximately 80mm, it would appear the crack has been exacerbated by a firing flaw midway along this hairline, some scratching to the white band on the foot rim and general scratching