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A Chinese jade bangle,carved in the Ming style with chilong amongst clouds, one of them grasping a lingzhi in its mouth,inner diameter 6cm 螭龙纹玉镯Condition report: The stone with inclusions, minute chips to edges. A small section of approximately 2.5cm across cut off from border to remove imperfection from the stone.
A pair of Chinese jade plaques,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), each pierced and carved with a phoenix standing on a peony, 6.7cm long, a circular spinach jade plaque, pierced and carved with magpies among prunus,6cm diameter, and a collection of seven buttons, inset with jade cabochons, 1.5cm diameter (10)清 玉镂雕凤穿牡丹纹牌 一对 墨绿玉雕喜上枝头纹牌 及 玉扣Condition report: Phoenix plaques - minute chips to edges, one half with chips to the back. Magpie plaque - minute chips to edges. Buttons - general wear, cracks to stone.
A Chinese inscribed jade 'tiger' tally,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), each half of the tally is carved as a recumbent tiger with six seal script characters incised to the spine and another character to the stomach, the interior half is incised with a large tong (the same) character, surrounded by an inscription incorporating different government official titles, the stone of spinach green tone with mottled russet inclusions, 5.3cm long, anda jade carving,Qing dynasty, of a seated monkey holding a peach,5cm long (3)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019), purchased from Shanghai Antique & Curio Store on 24 March 1983;thence by descent.清 玉雕虎符 及 玉猴献寿把件Condition report: Tally - small chips to edgesMonkey - no obvious faults.
A Chinese jade bi disc, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of circular form pierced with a central aperture, one side carved with a sinuous chilong, the other side with four archaic characters, the celadon stone variegated with dark brown and russet veining,6.3cm diameterProvenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent.清 螭龙纹玉璧Condition report: General wear consistent with age. Small chips and knocks to edges. A section of approximately 3cm across to rim grounded.
A Chinese jade pendant,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), the oval stone of greyish-celadon tone with russet inclusions, carved with a bat among waves, 5cm long, and a jade carving,Qing dynasty, of a carp grasping a lotus leaf in its mouth, the stone of white tone,6.5cm long (2)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent.清 青灰玉雕云蝠纹珮 及 鱼形玉佩Condition report: Pendant - General wear consistent with age, no obvious faults.Fish - fin chipped.
A Chinese stone carving, of Wei Tuo in full armour, kneeling down on clouds, holding a sword over his head and a shield in his left hand,11cm high, and a soapstone incense burner, of globular form on three S-shaped feet, mask and ring handles, 9.5cm wide (2)Condition report: Figure - sword damaged and missing, chips in various locations, base cracked. Censer - surface scratches and minute knocks.
A collection of Chinese jade carvings, 20th century, comprising: a pair of tiger tallies, incised with archaic script, each half with internal interlocking character marks, 11.2cm long, another tiger tally, with russet inclusions, 6cm long, a literatus, standing with a fan behind his back, 9cm tall, a snuff bottle, plain, 7.5cm long, and a recumbent dog, 6.8cm long (9)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent. Condition report: The pair of tiger tally's purchased from Kwok Gallery, Singapore. 6 March 1999 for £190. Both with chips to edges. Single tiger tally - minute chips to edges.Literatus - chips to edges. A small crack to the bottom of fan. Snuff bottle - stopper missing, minute chips to stopper mouth. Dog - Cracks to stone. A small chip to rear left foot.
A collection of Chinese jade carvings, 20th century, comprising: a recumbent buffalo with a calf to the side, their heads turned to each other, the stone of celadon tone with russet inclusions, 16cm long, associated wood stand, a recumbent ram, 20cm long, wood stand, a turtle, 19cm long, wood stand, and a soapstone boulder, 12cm high (7)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent. Condition report: Buffalo - natural cracks. Minute chips and nibbles throughout. Wood stand damaged. Ram - chip to rear lower leg, natural cracks, wood stand with top loose, nibbles to base, receipt for Ram from The Antique Mart, Hong Kong, 29 June 1978 $6.800 Hong Kong dollars. Soapstone - knocks and surface scratches. Receipt attached, possibly purchased 3 June 1993.Turtle - nibbles to edges. Receipt for turtle from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 20 July 1990, $3.750 Singapore dollars.
A collection of Chinese jade carvings, 20th century, comprising: a peach, the stone of celadon tone with russet inclusions, 14cm high, an elephant, with a boy holding a vase with lingzhi to the side, the stone of white tone with russet inclusions, 20cm long, wood stand, a hardstone bowl, of circular form on a circular foot with everted rim, carved with a twin-fish motif, the stone of spinach green colour, 22.1cm diameter, wood stand, and a recumbent horse, with a monkey seated on its back, the stone in grey tone with dark spots and russet inclusions, 22cm long (6)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent.Condition report: Peach - receipt from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 17 December, 1988, $3.100 Singapore dollars. Nibbles throughout. Elephant - receipt from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 17 December 1988, $5.850 Singapore dollars. Chips to base of boy and chips to lingzhi. Nibbles throughout. Hardstone bowl - receipt from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 17 December 1988, $6.750 Singapore dollars. Chips to the rim and base. Nibbles throughout. Cracks to rim. Horse - receipt from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 17 December 1988, $7.600 Singapore dollars. Minute chips to edges. Wood stand cracked.
A collection of Chinese jade and hardstone carvings, 20th century, comprising: a standing figure, wearing a long robe with a hu board in his hands, 17cm high, wood stand, a bi disc, of circular form with a central aperture, incised to one side with the eight trigrams and the twelve zodiac animals to the other side, 13cm diameter, wood stand, a pair of hardstone bowls, of circular form on a circular foot with flared mouth, the stone of spinach green colour, 12cm diameter, associated wood stands, a soapstone carving, with dragons chasing coins, 11.8cm long, and a Qingbai glazed bowl, of circular form on a circular foot, the interior with incised foliage, covered under a sky blue glaze stopping below the rim, 11.3cm diameter (10)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent. Condition report: Jade figure - purchased from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 18 September 1978, $5100 Singapore dollars. Natural cracks to stone. Bi disc - receipt from Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 18 September 1978, $1530 Singapore dollars. Natural cracks to stone. Soapstone - natural cracks, surface scratches, small chips and knocks to edges. Hardstone bowls - one bowl cracked. Qingbai glazed bowl - chips to the rim.
A collection of four Chinese jade carvings, comprising: a snuff bottle, in the shape of a cicada, the stone with russet inclusions, 4.7cm long, a seated bear, 4.5cm high, a magpie, grasping a prunus branch in its beak, 3.8cm long, and an eagle, 4cm long (4)Provenance: An English private collection;the snuff bottle from Bonhams, London, Knightsbridge, 7 November 2011, part lot 163. Condition report: Magpie - chipped.Eagle - surface scratches, an awkward line across body.
A Chinese jade bi disc, of circular form, pierced with a central aperture, densely carved to both sides with the 'grain' pattern, encircled by a plain border, 14cm diameter, and another, the broad flat surface centred with a circular aperture, the central aperture with a slightly bevelled edge, 14cm diameter, both stones of celadon tone, variegated with dark brown and russet veining (2)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 89.Condition report: Grain disk - cracked and calcified. Minute chips to edges.Plain disk - chips to edges and natural cracks to stone.
A Chinese jade belt hook, of typical form, one end with a dragon's head, the other with a chilong climbing up the body, the stone of greyish white tone mounted with brasswork, 9cm long, and a jade plaque, pierced and carved with peony and leaves, mounted with white metal, 5.4cm long (2)Condition report: Unable to check condition under metalwork. Nibbles to edges.
A Chinese jade carving, of a recumbent buffalo, 6.5cm long, an archaic hardstone figure, with apertures to the back, 9cm high, and two pendants, with inscriptions to the sides, each 1.9cm high (4)Condition report: Buffalo - Minute knocks and small chips to edges. Figure - Stone with cracks, surface scratches and minute knocks. Pendants - Both with surface scratches and chips.
A Chinese jade plaque,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of oval form, pierced and carved with a goose in a lotus pond, 9cm long, attached to an associated wood frame with easel back, and another jade plaque,Qing dynasty, of oval form, pierced and carved with an elephant carrying a vase with flowers among clouds, against a diapered ground, 9cm long, associated wood stand (3)清 玉镂雕春水纹牌 及 玉镂雕太平有象纹牌Condition report: Plaque with bird - loose from frame, attached with wires. cracks and chips to stone with losses. Signs of repair to the lower section. Plaque with elephant - cracks and small chips to stone. Wood stand with general wear.
A Chinese jade bowl,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), with thin rounded sides, carved as a chrysanthemum with fluted petals, gently rising to an everted lobed rim, resting on a petal-form foot with further petals detailed underside, the stone suffused with milky and amber inclusions,11.5cm diameterProvenance: An English private collection.清 玉雕菊瓣纹碗Condition report: Naturals crack to stone, minor hairline cracks to rim.
A Chinese jade gu vase,early 20th century, of typical compressed form, the bulging central section carved with a taotie mask, supported on a ribbed flared foot, surmounted by a ribbed flared mouth, the neck with upright petal lappets, 16.4cm high 二十世纪初 玉雕饕餮纹花觚Condition report: Cracks to stone. Chips to rim and foot rim.
A Chinese jade vase,Ming dynasty (1368-1644), the pear-shaped body entwined with a sinuous chilong on each side, each grasping a lingzhi in its mouth forming the handles, the stone of greyish-black tone,24.2cm highProvenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 83. 明 玉雕螭龙衔灵芝纹瓶Condition report: Small chips to edges. Cracks to stone.
A Chinese jade carving,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of two cranes seated on a rock by bamboo, one holding a lingzhi branch in its beak, the other with a fruiting peach branch, the stone of greyish-white tone, 10cm long, wood stand, pierced and carved with bamboo and rocks (2)清 玉雕芝桃仙鹤摆件 连木底座Condition report: Nibbles to edges.
A Chinese white jade camel,late Qing dynasty, the recumbent beast with its head turned to the back, the stone in a white tone with russet inclusions, 7.5cm long, a jade elephant, the stone of grey and black tone, 9cm long, and another, with a chilong on the back of a dragon, the stone of greyish-white tone, 8.8cm long (3)Provenance: An English private collection;the white camel from Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 126. 玉雕 一组三件Condition report: All with natural cracks to stone.
A Chinese jade belt hook,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), carved with a monkey seated on the back of a recumbent horse, the underside with a dragon-head hook and a raised circular panel, 6.8cm longProvenance: The collection of The Hon. Robert Gaythorne-Hardy (1902-1973).The Hon. Robert Gathorne-Hardy (1902-1973), known to all as ‘Bob’, was an English writer, botanist and horticulturalist. His uncle, Geoffrey Gathorne-Hardy, inherited a well-known art collection from his aunt’s family, through the great Victorian art collector John Malcolm, much of which is now in the National Collection.Bob kept some of the Old Master drawings from the Malcolm Collection, which were sold soon after his death at Sotheby’s and is referred to as the Gathorne-Hardy Collection.Bob was also a collector of Asian items, which included jade and temple figures, paintings and some Asian items which have come by family descent and are now offered for sale.清 玉雕马上封侯带钩Condition report: The stone with natural cracks and russet inclusions and streaks. Chipped to rear right hoof.
A Chinese jade carving,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of a monkey seated on the back of a recumbent horse, the mottled stone of greyish-white tone, 5cm long, andanother, of a recumbent horse, the stone of celadon tone with russet inclusions, 6cm long (2)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 126. 清 玉马 一组两件Condition report: Both with cracks to stone.
A Chinese jade carving,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of a recumbent goat, the mottled stone with russet inclusions and streaks, 8cm long, wood stand (2)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 126. 清 玉雕羊把件 连木底座Condition report: Surface scratches and knocks.
A Chinese jade carving,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of a mandarin duck, grasping a lotus flower in its beak, the stone with black inclusions, 6cm long, and another bird,with a reed in its beak,6cm long (2)Provenance: An English private collection. 清 玉雕鸳鸯 及 鸟形把件 一组两件Condition report: Mandarin duck - minute chips to edges. Bird - left wing chipped.
A collection of Chinese jades, comprising:a scabbard slide, the slightly tapered rectangular top with incurved ends and a lug beneath, the upper surface carved with a sinuous chilong in low relief, the stone of a variegated cream tone subtly mottled with russet inclusions,7.8cm long, a recumbent horse, lying with its head turned to the back, 5.5cm long, and a goose,6.5cm long (3)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent.玉雕螭龙纹剑璏 玉马 及 玉鹅Condition report: Scabbard - General wear consistent with age, minute knocks to edges.Horse - with russet inclusions. Purchased in Hong Kong in May 1978.Goose - minute knocks throughout.
A collection of three Chinese jade carvings,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), comprising:a bird, the stone of celadon tone, its beak drilled for suspension,7.5cm long, a recumbent dog, the stone with russet inclusions, 6.8cm long, and a pendant, with a pair of addorsed cats, 5cm long (3)Provenance: An English private collection;the bird from Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 163. 清 玉雕动物 一组三件Condition report: Bird - stone with natural cracks.
A Chinese jade brush lick,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), in the shape of a lotus leaf with a seedpod to the side, the stone of celadon tone, 7.2cm long, wood stand, anda spinach jade box and cover,the rounded cover carved in relief with a blossoming peony branch, the box with upright petal lappets above a circular foot, key fret borders,5.5cm diameter (4)Provenance: An English private collection;the jade brush lick: Christie's, London, 15 July 1981, lot 242 and Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 73;the jade box with a label: 15 July 1981, lot 277.清 玉雕荷叶形笔舔 连木底座 及 墨绿玉雕花卉纹盖盒Condition report: Box - chips to rim and foot rim. Box with cracks.
A Chinese jade cup,Ming dynasty (1368-1644), in the shape of a peach on a prunus-shaped foot, the side carved with foliage, a peach and leaves, the handle pierced and carved with further foliage with leafy tendrils and lingzhi, the stone in a greyish-white tone,12cm long, on a wood stand pierced and carved with fruiting peach branches (2)明 玉雕桃式杯 连木底座Condition report: Cup - petals chipped to foot.Stand - one corner chipped, surface scratches.
A Chinese jade two-handled cup, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), the body, with rounded sides and raised on a short cylindrical foot, flanked by two large loop handles in the form of crouching chilong, each with its head and paws clinging to the mouth rim, its long curvy body swinging to one side with hind legs and long tail clambering on to the body of the cup, the stone of greyish-white tone with brown inclusions and streaks, 11cm long, associated wood stand (2)Provenance: The collection of David Widdicombe QC (1924-2019); thence by descent.His Hon. David Widdicombe was called to the Bar by the Inner Temple in 1950. While at Cambridge around this period, he was a mentor to Lee Kwan Yew, the founder of modern Singapore, and is mentioned in detail in Lee’s memoirs. Taking silk in 1965, he later became a Recorder and subsequently a Deputy High Court Judge, was appointed a Governing Bencher of the Inn in 1973, and served as a Trustee from 1975-86. David specialised in government administration and he went on to practise in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.In his free time, David loved the antique markets across Asia and, with a particular interest in collecting jade, the Jade Market in Kowloon was one of his favourite places to visit.明 玉雕双龙耳杯Condition report: General wear consistent with age, minute chips to edges, crack to stone.
A collection of three Chinese jade waterpots,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), comprising:one of quadrilobed form, the stone of celadon tone, 6.5cm long, one of circular form, the stone of celadon tone, 6cm diameter, and another, in the shape of a goldfish,6cm long (3)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 73 and 74. 清 玉雕水盂 一组三件Condition report: Quatrelobed - minute chip to foot rim. Marks to interior. Circular - No obvious fault.Goldfish - chips to edges, natural cracks to stone.
A Chinese jade incense burner,late Qing dynasty, the rounded sides carved with peony branches in relief, on three tall cylindrical feet below Buddhist lion masks, flanked by elephant and loop ring handles, the cover with a crouched chilong finial, the stone of spinach green tone,11cm high, associated wood stand (3)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, lot 77. 清晚期 墨绿玉雕花卉纹香炉Condition report: Chips, knocks and cracks to edges. Interior of cover with a scratch. Wood stand does not match, one foot chipped.
A Chinese jade waterpot,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), in the form of two conjoined peaches, the handle shaped as a leafy branch, the stone of greyish-white tone, 7cm longProvenance: An English private collection, Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 74. 清 灰白玉雕桃形水盂Condition report: Minute chips to both rims. Small chips to leaves.
A Chinese jade waterpot,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), in the shape of a lotus leaf with a bouquet of lotus flowers underneath, the stone of greyish-black tone with russet inclusions, 7.5cm long, wood stand (2)Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, part lot 74. 清 玉雕荷叶纹水盂Condition report: Natural cracks to stone.
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