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Porcelain bowl with blue and white decoration of 4 long lines and Taoist symbols on the inside and floral decoration and relief rim similar to 'linglong' technique on the outside, bottom with convexity, China Kangxi period, 7 cm high, 19 cm diameter (chips)

Porcelain dish with blue and white floral decor in rim with wasp near rock and Taoist symbols, bulge in heart, China Kangxi period, 21 cm diameter (chips)

Porcelain hooded bowl with blue and white decoration of long lines and Taoist symbols all around, Chenghua marked, China Kangxi period, 8 cm high, 16 cm diameter (small hairline)

Porcelain dish with blue decoration of flowers, 'Qi Yu Bao Ding Zhi Zhen' marked, China Kangxi period, 22 cm diameter

5 porcelain cups and 6 saucers with blue and white floral decor, 'linzhi' mark in bottom, China Kangxi period (chips and hairlines)

2 porcelain dishes with blue decor flowers, birds and insects, China Kangxi period, 23.5 cm diameter (chip and hairline)

3 porcelain dishes with blue and white decoration of birds on rock and butterfly in flower garden, China Kangxi period, 23 cm diameter (2 dishes with chips)

2 porcelain Imari pull pots with floral decor, China Kangxi period, 7 cm high

Porcelain sang de boeuf pot, Kangxi marked, China 19th century, 7 cm high

2 porcelain lidded bowls on stands with blue and white floral decor near the rock and Chinese characters and Taoist symbols, Kangxi marked, China 19th century, 11 cm high

5 porcelain miniature vases with floral decor and patterns in the neck, China Kangxi period, 7.5 cm high (1 with chip, 1 with neck restored) and 5 porcelain miniature vases with blue and white floral decor, China Kangxi period, 6.5 cm high (all fritting, 1 with chip)

Porcelain cup and saucers with blue and white floral decor, Japan Edo period and 3 porcelain dishes, China Kangxi period, 14 cm diameter (various damage including restorations)

Porcelain bowl with blue and white decoration of artemisia leaf on the inside and Taoist symbols on the outside, marked with double fish, China Kangxi period, 8 cm high, 16 cm diameter

Porcelain dish with blue and white floral decor depicted on a piece of parchment, China Kangxi/Yongzheng period, 22.5 cm in diameter (chips and 2 hairlines)

Porcelain dish with a contoured rim and a blue and white decoration of a garden with 8 areas in the rim with floral decoration, marked with incense burner, China Kangxi period, 21 cm in diameter

Porcelain dish with blue white decor of 2 roosters in garden, China Kangxi period, 23 cm diameter (hairline and chips) and porcelain dish with blue white floral decor with vase, sword and parchment on table near rock, China Kangxi period, 23 cm diameter (chips)

3 porcelain dishes with blue and white floral decor, China Kangxi period, 22 cm in diameter (various damage) and 2 porcelain bowls with blue and white floral decor, China 19th century

Lot of Chinese porcelain with blue and white decor from the Kangxi period b.u. hooded cap with decor of fools and long lines with Chenghua brand and cups and saucers with different decor, hooded cap 10 cm high, 20 cm diameter (all with damage including restorations)

3 Goudimari porcelain dishes with different floral decor, China Kangxi period, 22.5 cm diameter (1 glued, 2 with chip)

Porcelain dish with a blue and white decor of long lines and a servant with a horse in the center surrounded by flowers divided into cartouches, marked on the back, China Kangxi period, 28 cm in diameter (fritting)

Porcelain Famille Verte vase with man and woman eating at the table with a man next to them who provides entertainment, converted into a lamp base by brass bottom, Kangxi marked, China 19th century, 24 cm high

A pair of Chinese Kangxi blue and white dishes, painted with rock work and flowers, artemisia leaf marks, 37cm diameter

Chinese ceramics to include a blue and white vase decorated with a warrior in combat with a creature, six character Kangxi mark to the base, 20 cm (h), a pair of floral decorated vases and other.

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1662-1722) Dignitaire assis, un petit chien à ses côtés Biscuit de porcelaine et émaux de la famille verte H. 25,5 cm - L. 14 cm Epée à recoller

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1662-1722) VASE balustre à décor de cinq chevaux célestes Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte sur fond céladon, le talon cerclé de métal patiné H. 25 cm Vase coupé en deux (initialement vase Yen Yen), deux fêles traversants

CHINE pour l'exportation vers l'Europe - Epoque KANGXI(1662-1722) - Vers 1720 PLAT creux à décor d'un paysage aux bambous L'aile incisé de rinceaux Porcelaine et émaux de style Imari D. 31,5 cm Eclat sur la lèvre, fêle traversant sur le bassin

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1662-1722) Deux ASSIETTES à décor dans le bassin d'une scène de dignitaire en extérieur, sur l'aile de tiges fleuries Porcelaine et rouge de fer, rouge de cuivreD. 22 cm Sauts d'émail, petits éclats

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1662-1722) Deux BOLS et leurs SOUCOUPES à décor floral stylisé Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte H. 4,5 à 5 cm D. 13 à 14 cm Sauts de couverte

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1662-1722) PLAT creus à décor floral Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte D. 27,5 cm Accidentée, fêle

CHINE - XIXe siècle VASE de forme meiping à col tubulaire Le décor d'une scène animée Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte Marque apocryphe en kaishu de l'empereur Kangxi H. 46 cm Sauts d'émail

CHINE - KANGXI (1662-1722) ASSIETTE à contours à décor d'une scène de dignitaires dans le bassin, l'aile à décor de volatiles dans la végétation Porcelaine, bleu sous couverte, rouge de cuivre et rehauts d'or D. 22 cm Sauts d'émail et égrenures

CHINE - XIXe sièclePaire de VASES Yen Yen à décor de scènes de guerriers Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte Marque horizontale apocryphe de l'empereur Kangxi dans un double cercle H. 37 cm Eclats sur la lèvre et sauts d'émail

CHINE - Style de la période KANGXI Suite de quatorze BOLS et dix SOUCOUPES à décor de paysages compartimentés Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte H. 5,5 cm - D. 12,5 cm Petits éclats, égrenures, cheveux

CHINE - XIXe siècle Petit CACHE-POT à décor d'idéogrammes Porcelaine, bleu sous couverte et rouge de cuivre sous couverte Marque horizontale apocryphe en kaishu de l'empereur Kangxi H. 15,5 cm - D. 19 cm

CHINE - Epoque KANGXI (1622-1722) BRÛLE-PARFUM à décor de lettrés sous les frondaisons Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte H. 15,5 cm - D. 22,5 cm

CHINE - XXe siècleVASE Yen Yen à décor de qiling parmi les flots Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte Marque apocryphe de l'empereur Kangxi H. 36 cm

CHINE - XXe siècleVASE Yen Yen à décor de scènes de dignitaires Porcelaine et bleu sous couverte Marque apocryphe de l'empereur Kangxi H. 37 cm

Antique Chinese blue and white plate decorated with dragons, possibly Kangxi diameter approx 21 cm

A Kangxi or later Qing Chinese miniature blue-and-white porcelain teapot, of inverted octagonal baluster form and decorated in a pattern of lancet-shaped scroll panels centred by blossom, 7.5 cm, (cover lacking, old stapled repairs)

A Chinese famille verte porcelain plate, Kangxi (1662-1722), centrally painted with figures in courtyard within a border of mythical animals, bronze jue mark in blue, 27.5cm diam, R & G McPherson trade label verso 

A Chinese large blue and white porcelain rouleau vase, Kangxi Period (1662-1722), painted with two dignitaries and four attendants addressing a celestial maiden with four hand servants, repeat key and scroll motif in two bands to the neck, base with double concentric ring in underglaze blue and artemia leaf, 46.5 cm high Provenance: Fine Chinese Porcelain - The Edson Bradley Esq Collection, Christie's London, 14 December 1933 and thence by descent Further details: slight buckle to foot rim, 16cm wavy and stained body, crack running behind maidens, 7cm vertical crack in front of one of the dignitaries, 10cm crack on right side of palace column, with fragment from Christie's 1933 catalogue NOTE: Please contact Hansons Accounts Department at least 24 hours prior to bidding: accounts@hansonsauctioneers.co.uk or + 44 1283 733988

A LARGE PAINTING DEPICTING SHOULAO AND AN ATTENDANT, BY GU JIANLONG (1606-1687), DATED 1679 顧見龍(1606-1687)款《長壽仙芝》，1679年China. Ink and watercolors on paper. Depicting Shoulao holding a lingzhi fungus in his right hand, his face with a cheerful expression, dressed in fine robes with a floral hem, a jade pendant in the form of a ruyi cloud tied to his waist, followed by his attendant carrying his master's cane with attached gourd, the attendant also dressed in fine robes embellished with medallions of scrolling clouds, both standing in a rocky landscape below a gnarled pine tree backed by clouds, with rockwork issuing lingzhi in the foreground.Inscriptions: Upper left, inscribed 'The magical fungus of immortality', 'Painted in the autumn of the Year of Ji Wei (corresponding to 1679) in the manner of Tang Ziwei (also known as Tang Yin, 1470-1523)', 'Painted in the Studying Straw Hall of Deep Willow', and signed 'Yun Chen Gu Jianlong'. Two seals, 'Gu Jianlong Yin' and 'Yun Chen'. Provenance: From the collection of James Kedzie Penfield, and thence by descent in the same family. James Kedzie Penfield (1908-2004), after graduating from Stanford, joined a hand-picked team who traveled to China to work for the American Diplomatic Corps during the 1930s and 1940, where, according to his daughter, he spent the best years of his life. During his stay, he established friendships with local artists, including Zhang Daqian, one of the most famous Chinese painters of the 20th century, and was gifted a painting by him as a farewell present, which was sold at Woolley & Wallis on 1 July 2020, lot 15, for GBP 50,000. In 1954, James Penfield became the High Commissioner for Austria and was sent there to re-establish a neutral and democratic country.Condition: The painting with extensive wear, tears, creasing, losses, touch-ups, soiling, and stains, but overall displaying remarkably well despite obvious signs of age. Mounted and stabilized behind a solid wood frame with glass. The frame with few small nicks and light scratches.Dimensions: Image size 226 x 107 cm, Size incl. fame 239.5 x 119.5 cmGu Jianlong (1606-1687) was born in Suzhou Taichang and served at the Qing court as a painter during the 1660s and 1670s, where he painted portraits of the Emperors Shunzhi and Kangxi as well as of the Imperial family.Literature comparison:Compare a related silk scroll painting by Gu Jianlong, in the British Museum, registration number 1910,0212,0.486. Compare also a related portrait of Ma Shiqi (1650-1714), illustrated in Wai-Kam Ho, et al., Eight Dynasties of Chinese Painting: The Collections of the Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, p. 347-348, no. 255.Auction result comparison:Type: Closely relatedAuction: Christie's New York, 19 March 2021, lot 852Price: USD 50,000 or approx. EUR 53,000 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: With signature of Gu Jianlong (1606-after 1687), Shoulao on a White DeerExpert remark: Compare the closely related motif. Note the slightly smaller size (182.5 x 97 cm).顧見龍(1606-1687)款《長壽仙芝》，1679年中國，紙本水墨設色。壽老右手持一株靈芝，面帶喜色，身著細花邊長袍，腰佩如意佩，侍從手持仙杖跟在後面，仙杖上掛著一個葫蘆，同樣身著精美的長袍，上面飾有雲紋理。一側青松高聳，祥雲浮動。面前地上靈芝遍地。 款識：長壽仙芝, 時己未之秋仿唐子畏筆意寫於深柳讀書草堂，雲臣顧見龍製；鈴印：顧見龍印，雲臣 來源：James Kedzie Penfield私人收藏，保存在同一家族至今。James Kedzie Penfield (1908-2004) 從斯坦福大學畢業後，於1930 年至 1940 年間前往中國為美國外交使團工作。據他的女兒說，他在那裡度過了一生中最美好的時光。在中國，他與藝術家建立了友誼，其中包括二十世紀最著名的中國畫家之一張大千，並獲張大千贈送一幅畫作為告別禮物，該畫於 2020 年 7 月 1 日在 Woolley & Wallis 售出，Lot 15，售價 50,000 英鎊。1954 年，James Penfield 成為高級專員，並被派往奧地利重建一個中立和民主的國家。 品相：磨損、撕裂、摺痕和汙漬，儘管有明顯的年代痕跡，但整體狀體極好。帶玻璃的木框。框架有一些小劃痕。 尺寸：畫面226 x 107 釐米, 總 239.5 x 119.5 釐米 顧見龍(1606-1687) 生於蘇州太倉，1660 至 1670 年代在清宮任畫家，曾為順治、康熙及皇室畫像。 文獻比較： 比較一件相近的顧見龍絹本設色卷軸畫，收藏於大英博物館，館藏編號1910,0212,0.486。比較一件相近《馬世奇(1650-1714)》畫像，見Wai-Kam Ho編，《Eight Dynasties of Chinese Painting：The Collections of the Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum》，堪薩斯市和克利夫蘭藝術博物館，頁347-348，編號255。 拍賣結果比較： 形制：非常相近 拍賣：紐約佳士得，2021年3月19日，lot 852 價格：USD 50,000（相當於今日EUR 53,000） 描述：顧見龍（款，1606-1687年後），《白鹿壽老》 專家評論：比較非常相近的主題。請注意尺寸稍小(182.5 x 97毫米)。

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN 'FLOWERS AND CRANES' BOWL, KANGXIChina, Kangxi period (1662-1722). The deep rounded sides rising from a straight ring foot to a broad everted rim, painted in underglaze blue to the interior with a central roundel enclosing blooming flowers, and a band to the rim with floral sprays. The exterior depicting a continuous scene of cranes amidst a floral arrangement of blooms. The base bearing an apocryphal six-character Chenghua reign mark.Condition: With a repaired breakage to one side but presenting very well with otherwise minor wear and manufacturing flaws. Provenance: Estate of Wolfgang Zacke (1942-2022), co-founder of Galerie Zacke, thence by descent. Weight: 432 g Dimensions: Diameter 21.1 cm

A MINIATURE VUNG TAU CARGO BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, c. 1680China, Kangxi period (1661-1722). The slightly lobed globular body rising from a domed foot to a waisted neck and everted rim, painted at the exterior in vibrant tones of underglaze blue with five cartouches filled with flower blooms borne on leafy stems, such as prunus, peony and chrysanthemum, the neck with thin bamboo stalks painted in delicate strokes above a geometric band on the shoulder.Condition: Excellent condition with minor wear and firing irregularities, the exterior with surface alteration consistent with objects from maritime salvage. Provenance: Estate of an Austrian collector, the collection was assembled in the 1980s - 1990s through purchases at Galerie Zacke and other specialized galleries in Vienna. Vung Tau Cargo label to the underside. Weight: 55 g Dimensions: Height 8.5 cmThe 'Vung Tau Cargo' was discovered in 1989 by a Vietnamese fisherman off the coast of Vietnam. It was salvaged by the Vietnam Salvage Corporation and Sverker Hallstrom, a Swedish diving expert based in Singapore. The salvaged items were later sold at an auction in Amsterdam in 1992. The ship was an Asian trading vessel that contained porcelain dating back to the Kangxi period (1662-1722), indicating a rapid increase in production during that time. The popularity of blue and white porcelain in interior decoration was credited to Daniel Marot, a French designer, particularly in Holland and later in England. Marot's incorporation of porcelain into various room details set a distinctive Dutch style of display for porcelain collections during the 17th century.Galerie Zacke hosted a significant exhibition in 1992, showcasing several items acquired from the Christie's Amsterdam Sale.

A BLUE AND WHITE KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN BALUSTER VASE, VUNG TAO CARGOChina, Kangxi period (1662-1721). The baluster shaped vase rising from a splayed foot to a short waisted neck, decorated in underglaze blue with flower blooms borne on leafy stems, the base with an artemisia leaf mark and an old Christies label (see provenance). With a domed cover painted similarly to the vase and surmounted by a bud-shaped finial. Condition: With wear, minor firing irregularities and surface alteration consistent with objects from maritime salvage such as encrustations. The mouth rim with a forked hairline and the cover with a chip to the rim and a glaze flake to the finial. Provenance: Austrian private collection, acquired at Galerie Zacke in 2006 for 2.303 EUR at the time, copies of an old invoice as well as an old Zacke catalogue page illustrating the piece will be handed to the winning bidder. The base with a collection label reading: Christie´s, VungTao Carg, LOT 604, the underside of the lid with collections numbers: HC90-S.381 and S.381. Weight: 740 g Dimensions: Height 24 cmIn 1989, a Vietnamese fisherman discovered the 'Vung Tao Cargo' on the Southern Coast of Vietnam. The salvaged contents were sold a Christie's Amsterdam in a two-day sale of 1011 lots on 7th and 8th April 1992. There was little to date the wreck except a few coins of the reign of the emperor Kangxi (1662-1722) and an inkstick bearing the cyclical date corresponding to AD 1690. The best evidence lies in fact in the study of the porcelain itself that must have been produced within a decade of AD 1683, the year that ceramic historians regard as the official date of the re-opening of China's kilns at Jingdezhen after the Civil War that had disrupted the industry since the 1630s.

AN AMBER-GLAZED PORCELAIN JAR, QING DYNASTYChina, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), possibly Kangxi period (1662-1722). Thickly potted with a compressed globular body rising from a recessed foot to a short waisted neck and with a raised groove around the body, covered overall in a lustrous amber glaze, the underside with an apocryphal Da Ming Jiajing Nian Zhi reign mark in underglaze blue. Together with an associated wooden base. Condition: Good condition with minor wear and firing irregularities such as pitting, the foot rim with minor losses and glaze flakes. Provenance: Parisian private collection, acquired from a Swiss collector. Weight: 835 g Dimensions: Height 13 cm

A RARE PAIR OF COPPER-RED, LIDDED PORCELAIN JARLETS DEPICTING GOATS, 1900sChina, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912) - Republic period (1912-1949). Each finely executed, the globular body rising from a recessed foot to a narrow cylindrical neck surmounted by a doomed lid, decorated in underglaze copper-red with goats, the foot rim and neck left unglazed. The base with an apocryphal six-character Kangxi mark in underglaze blue.Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and minimal firing flaws. One lid with two short hairless and the other with a small chip to rim. Provenance: A notable private collector in Kensington, London, United Kingdom, acquired in the American trade. Weight: 300 g in total Dimensions: Height 9.5 cm each13% VAT will be added to the hammer price additional to the buyer's premium - only for buyers within the EU.

A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ´COURT LADIES´ VASE, QINGChina, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Of ovoid, elongated form with waisted neck and everted lip, painted in Kangxi style with intense underglaze cobalt blue with four court ladies and eight boys on a terrace, some figures holding flowers, flags, or fans. Condition: Very good condition with some wear, surface scratches and minor firing flaws. Provenance: French private collection, acquired at auction in Monte Carlo (see label to underside).Weight: 4014 g Dimensions: Height 45.5 cm

A FAMILLE NOIR BALUSTER VASE, QINGChina, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). The baluster sides rising from a spreading foot to a waisted neck with everted rim. The exterior finely enameled, depicting a prunus tree with birds perched amidst blossoming branches, all reserved on a black ground. The recessed base with an apocryphal six-character Kangxi reign mark enclosed within a double circle in underglaze blue.Condition: Good condition with minor traces of wear and age, as well as firing irregularities. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.Weight: 2.1 kg Dimensions: Height 34.9 cm

A FAMILLE VERTE 'BUDDHST LION' PORCLEAIN BOTTLE VASE, QINGChina, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or slightly later. The compressed globular body rising from a short foot to a long tubular neck and finely decorated with polychrome, bright enamels, depicting three Buddhist lions playing with brocade balls and flowing ribbons, a band of lotus leaves above the foot, and the shoulder with a ruyi border. The neck adorned with a composition of blooming flowers against a golden ground, the top of the neck with an iron-red flower border on turquoise ice-crack ground. The base bearing an apocryphal six-character Kangxi reign mark within underglaze blue circles. Condition: Very good condition with minimal surface wear, and small manufacturing irregularities. Provenance: Estate of Andre Dubreuil (1951-2022). Renowned for his innovative furniture and decorative arts, Andre Dubreuil was a leading designer, whose background as an antiques dealer and painter informs his artworks. Dubreuil established himself as a designer in 1986, with the production of his 'Spine Chair'. Through his extensive world travels, Dubreuil expanded his idiom, absorbing the arts and crafts of the places he visits into his various tables, ceramics, lighting fixtures, and decorative objects. Classical East Asian and French antiques were enduring influences, evident in the shape, structure, and materials of his pieces. Weight: 2.6 kg Dimensions: Height 43.4 cm

A KANGXI STYLE FAMILLE VERTE VASE, YEN YEN, c. 1900sChina, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). The baluster body rising from a spreading foot to a tall trumpet neck, painted in bright enamels with exterior scenes featuring warriors fighting besides city walls, attendants, and entertainers, with two decorative bands to the shoulder, one depicting flowers and auspicious symbols, and the other with a pattern of swirls. Condition: Very good condition with minor surface wear, some manufacturing irregularities, and some wear to the enamels. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.Weight: 4.1 Kg Dimensions: Height 48.6 cm

A PAIR OF LARGE PORCELAIN GOOSE TUREENS AND COVERSChina, Republic period (1912-1949). The birds naturalistically modeled, the heads turned slightly to the side, the webbed feet tucked underneath the bodies, the plumage picked in shades of purple, blue, orange, and green. The chests of the birds adorned with an armorial crest. The bases bearing an apocryphal four-character Kangxi reign mark.Condition: Very good condition with minimal surface wear, and minor manufacturing irregularities. Provenance: Austrian private collection. Weight: 5,165 g and 4,694 g Dimensions: Length 37.8 cm and 39.1 cm, Height 36.7 cm and 37.3 cm

A PEACHBLOOM-GLAZED VASE, LIUYEPINGChina, 20th century. The elongated ovoid body supported on a circular foot and rising to a long trumpet neck, covered overall in a lush dusty-rose colored glaze with blush-red flecking and mottled with pale to bright green speckles. The recessed base with an apocryphal six-character Kangxi reign mark.Condition: Very good condition with minimal surface wear, and minor firing flaws. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.Weight: 310 g Dimensions: Height 20.8 cm

White-blue porcelain vase with Kangxi period landscape decoration - Weight: 167 g - Shipping available - Region: Chine - Sizes: H=125mm D=70mm - At first glance: normal wear / patina of use - Condition details: Cropped and hair

Pair of Kangxi plates decorated with red and blue flowers - Weight: 930 g - Shipping available - Region: Chine - Sizes: D=230mm - At first glance: good condition

A Chinese blue and white double gourd vase, Kangxi (1662-1722), decorated with blossoms and swags of flowers13cm highGood overall condition

A Chinese blue and white porcelain footed bottlevase, Kangxi (1662-1722), painted with lange lijzen and playful boys, with a later wooden lid 11cm high13.5cm with a later coverVery good overall

A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, Kangxi (1662-1722), with moulded lotus petal reserves with the panelling on the side displaying lange lijzen and garden scenes16cm highOverall good condition

A small Chinese blue and white baluster vase, Kangxi (1662-1722), decorated with lange lijzen, trees in jardinieres and blossoms within panels, with cover11.5cm highCover with rim bruise extending into a stained crack. Blue tack to lid and base

A Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, Kangxi (1662-1722), with two panels depicting Buddhist emblems on a prunus and crackled ice ground, associated later cover 20cm highOne chip on the unglazed rim and some scratches