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Roseberys London
Lot 242

A pair of large Tibetan painted door panels, 18th century, painted in polychrome with Yellow Jambhala to the top right corner below pelmet decorated, holding a chatra in his right hand and a mongoose in the left sitting on a snow lion, surrounded by goddesses among auspicious objects in five colours, each holding a vase to the left hand and vajra hook to the right hand, 110cm x 73cm, with metal frame. Provenance: The Geoffrey and Fay Elliot collection.西藏十八世紀 彩繪黃財神門板來源：杰弗里·艾略特與費·艾略特私人收藏。Please refer to department for condition report

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Roseberys London
Lot 243

A Tibetan polychrome wood plaque of Citipati, 17th/18th century, painted with the skeleton couple on an oval base within a flaming niche, the father holding a bone stick with the right hand and blood-filled skullcap in the left hand, right foot stepping on a conch shell, the mother wearing red garment, holding a stalk of grain in the left hand and a vase in the right hand, stepping on a cowrie shell, 28cm x 19cm.Provenance: The Geoffrey and Fay Elliot collection. Purchased from Spink in1988.Citipati, or Shri Shmashana Adhipati,as a couple, are deities categorized as 'Wisdom protectors', also special protector for the Vajrayogini 'Naro Khechari' practice. They are emanations of Chakrasamvara and related to the Chakrasamvara and Vajrayogini cycles of tantra. The teachings, rituals and of how to create a painting are found in the Secret Wheel Tantra.西藏十七 / 十八世紀 彩繪尸陀林主木板畫來源：杰弗里·艾略特與費·艾略特私人收藏。於1988年購於斯賓克斯。Please refer to department for condition report

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Roseberys London
Lot 295

Two Khmer Angkorian vases, circa 11th century, the first of baluster form, with incised decoration to shoulder and neck, with four loop handles to shoulder, 24cm high, the other, of bottle shape, with fluted globular body and shaped neck, covered overall in a dark brown glaze, 27cm high. (2)高棉十一世紀 瓶兩件Baluster vase: nibbling to mouth and foot, approx. 13cm wide broken off area to mouth which has been restuck with some losses.Bottle: 4.5x2.5cm u-shaped section of mouth broken off and restuck, and two further small restuck chips to the edge of the mouth.Both with firing imperfections and expected surface wear.

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Roseberys London
Lot 306

A pair of Japanese Sumida Gawa vases, Meiji period, each ribbed body in red glaze with a flambe glaze covered the rim to the shoulders, with appliquéd figures above the foot, signed Koji , 19cm high. (2)明治時期 墨田河包袱瓶一對，「香二」款品項報告 Condition report Glued repair to the mouth rim of one vase. Loss of glazed near the reliefs.

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Roseberys London
Lot 316

A massive Japanese Imari vase, 20th century, painted in famille rose enamels with two large panels depicting ladies in the courtyards below a panel of dragon and phoenix, smaller panels containing birds and flowers to the sides, on an iron-red diaper ground, 92cm high二十世紀 伊萬里燒大瓶Please refer to department for condition report

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Roseberys London
Lot 327

Two similar Japanese gold and silver inlaid bronze baluster vases with dragon handles, Meiji period, one decorated with circular phoenix medallions, the other with a shaped medallion of a shishi admiring a waterfall and a medallion of blossoming flowers, the tallest 24cm high.明治時期 錯金銀銅瓶一對One vase with detached dragon (extant); general extensive surface wear.

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Roseberys London
Lot 335

A Japanese twin handled bronze baluster vase, 19th century, standing on a splayed foot rising to a bulbous body and a tubulous neck flanked with a pair of handles, cast to the body with bands of archaic dragon and taotie masks, and a small repoussé decorated lobed dish in form of a lotus leaf, 25cm high. (2)十九世紀 饕餮紋雙耳瓶及荷葉形盌品項報告 Condition report A small area of scratches to the rim of the vase and a U-shaped repair to the base. Surface ware commensurate with age. Scattered stains to the surface of the small dish.

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Roseberys London
Lot 76

Property of a Gentleman (Lots 55-80)A Chinese crackle-glazed copper-decorated pear-shaped vase, yuhuchunping, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with two Buddhist lions amidst flames, underglaze blue double circle mark to base 32.5cm high十九世紀晚期/二十世紀早期 雙師戲珠玉壺春瓶來源：紳士私人收藏Several old repairs to rim with some old firing flaws near the base. General ware commensurate with age.

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Special Auction Services
Lot 470

1974 Winston Churchill Centenary, he Coalport 'Sir Winston Churchill' vase, 1974, in the form of a twin handled urn, Limited Edition numbered 43 of 200, commissioned by Francis Sinclair of Doncaster, the obverse with a hand painted view of Blenheim Palace, painted by J Ravenscroft, on the reverse the Churchill Coat of Arms flanked by silhouette of Sir Winston and garlands of oak leaves and acorns, heavy gilding decoration with eagle to the top of the cover, 30.5cm h, together with an Jon Douglas figural ashtray

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East Bristol Auctions
Lot 1157a

A collection of vintage 20th Century two tone stoneware lidded jars and bottles. Some white vase / bottles rounded bodies with flared tops. Some stamped price of Bristol. Tallest measures 22cm. The college tobacco jar to front. 

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East Bristol Auctions
Lot 1684

A pair of 20th vintage Century Dutch Delft hand painted porcelain chinoiserie style lidded urn vase / ginger jar. Of ovoid shape with reeded with scalloped border at the upper and bottom area. The vase is adorned with a peacock over a branch of flowers followed by different large and small flowers. Bell shaped lid (af) with blue lion figure atop. Marks to underside. Measures approx. 61cm tall x 23cm. 

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Vendu Rotterdam
Lot 116

Franse school, ca. 1800 Painting with antique garden ornamental vase with flowers, unsigned. Marouflé, 74,5 x 84 cm.

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Lot 4633

A small porcelain Kangxi baluster vase, China, 1st quarter 18th century. WIth blue-and-white decor of flowers in cartouches. H. ca. 13 cm.

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Jacobs & Hunt
Lot 38

A Copeland Spode part dinner service together with a 19th Century tea service, other dinner ware and a Canton vase

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Jacobs & Hunt
Lot 47

A Val Saint Lambert glass vase together with another vase, a Cranberry glass bowl and two glass models of bells

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Vendu Rotterdam
Lot 1014

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern and blue rim, on white ground, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, modelnumber 1271, decoration number 236(7?), 1938, marked underneath. 23,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2036

Melvin Anderson (1944) A black frosted glass vase with glass thread alongside the top, title: Brasa Coloroso, Glaskunstbeurs (Glass Art Fair) year object 2008, produced by Marek Bartko, Nový Bor,, Czech Republic, in an edition of 300 (in 7 different colours), signed and numbered: Novy Bor M. Anderson 053-300. 21,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2211

Maria van Kesteren (1933-2020) A red glazed ceramic Bolder-vase for Oar Wurk, Makkum, designed circa 1985, marked to inside underneath. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 13 cm. h. x 18 cm. diam.

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Lot 2122

Isgard Moje-Wohlgemut (1941) A small compressed cylindrical glass vase decorated with bands of different shades of gilding (1983), together with a green glass vase with dots (2002) and a bracelet, the vases signed, the bracelet unsigned. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 5 - 5,5 cm. h. / 7,9 cm. diam.

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Lot 2222

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A purple glazed stoneware vase, produced in the artist's workshop, 1989, marked underneath and with year 89, scratches and firing flaw. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 30,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1049

William Moorcroft (1872-1945) Aceramic vase for Liberty & Co. Hoog 16 cm.

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Lot 6

Fayence- en Tegelfabriek Holland, Utrecht An octagonal ceramic vase with two handles, decorated in shades of blue and brown with abstract floral pattern and French lilies, circa 1910, painted manufacturer's mark underneath and numbered 88. Hoog 15 cm. 4

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Lot 2113

Babs Haenen (1948) A hand built porcelain vase on ciylindrical base, 1980, signed and with year. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 12 cm. h. x 12 cm. diam

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Lot 2196

Johnny Rolf (1936) A partly green glazed stoneware vase, 1963, together with a cream glazed stoneware dish, 1962, both signed underneath with monogram, both with year. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. (2) 12 cm. h. / 3 cm. h. x 13,5 cm. diam.

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Lot 2135

Bodil Manz (1943) An orange and yellow glazed porcelain vase, the model composed of rounded asymmetrical shapes, signed underneath, some spots to glaze, due to production. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 6,5 x 10,8 x 5,8 cm. (hxwxd)

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Lot 2044

Trine Drivsholm (1970) A frosted clear glass bottle vase, 2000, signed and with year. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 21 cm. h.

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Lot 2240

A.D. Copier (1901-1991) A glass Leerdam Unica vase. Signed and numbered X651. 1946. Hoog 14 cm.

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Lot 2223

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A yellow glazed ceramic vase, produced in the artist's workshop, 1960, marked underneath and with year. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 17 cm. h.

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Lot 1027

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with stylized pattern in blue, yellow and turquoise, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, model number 804, decoration number 751, 1923, marked underneath, restored top rim. 30,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2214

Johan Broekema (1943-2010) A stoneware vase, blue crackled glaze, circa 1989, illegibly signed underneath. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 12,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1012

Boch Frères, La Louvière A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern all around and blue rim, on white ground, decoration in the style of Charles Catteau, Boch modelnumber 1270, only marked with moulded modelnumber 1270 and painted number 81, no manufacturer's mark. 24,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1038

Leune, France An etched and enamelled glass vase, the shoulder decorated with stylized flroal pattern and the body with blue bands, signed: Leune. The glass forms were made by Daum for Leune. 22,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1017

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with pumpkins on a white ground, with blue rim, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, decoration number 745, 1923, marked underneath, together with a smalle taller vase with identical pattern (restored rim), stamped underneath. (2) 15,5 - 16 cm. h. (2)

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Lot 2239

Noor Camstra (1953) A stoneware vase, 1984. Hoog 27 cm.

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Lot 1021

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A tall black and yellow glazed ceramic vase decorated with branches of flowers, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, decoration number 681, 1921, marked underneath. 44,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2224

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A black and brown glazed porcelain vase with everted rim, produced in the artist's workshop, 1980, marked underneath and with year. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 11,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2046

Gustavo Pérez (1950) A compressed ceramic vase shape, signed underneath GP and numbered P-44. 21 cm. h.

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Lot 2130

Bodil Manz (1943) A cylindrical porcelain vase with geometrical linear pattern in black, pink, yellow and red, signed underneath. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 7,5 cm. h. x 9 cm. diam.

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Lot 2141

Margareta Daepp (1959) Body in black, a moulded porcelain vase, 1999, monogrammed and numbered 13 from the edition of 50. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 40,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1013

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern all around and blue rim, on white ground, produced by Keramis (Boch), modelnumber 1264, decoration number 2542, 1939, marked underneath. 23,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2202

Johan van Loon (1934-2020) A grey glazed stoneware box and cover, the cover with green glazed centre, marked with painted monogram and year [19]64, chips to outside and inside top rim, together with a stoneware cylindircal vase with green glazed bands, 1960s, marked with impressed seal and a blue glazed box and cover with hairline to cover. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. (3) 15 cm. h. x 13 cm. diam. / 8 cm. h. x 9 cm. diam. / 12 cm. h. x 12 cm. diam.

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Lot 1032

Paul Heller (1914-1995) A black glass vase with etched body and on three sides a stylized floral pattern, produced by the glass factory 'De Rupel, Boom, Belgium, signed ARTVER, circa 1935. 31,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2227

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A green glazed stoneware vase with double hexagonal top, produced in the artist's workshop, 1966, marked underneath and with year. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. 11,4 cm. h.

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Lot 2066

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A clear glass vase, produced by Royal Leerdam, signed: Royal Leerdam JvdV. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 12 cm. h.

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Lot 1029

Paul Heller (1914-1995) A black glass vase with etched body and pattern of a pelican, produced by the glass factory 'De Rupel, Boom, Belgium, circa 1935, pinprick chips alongside inner top rim. 30 cm. h.

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Lot 1016

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern and blue rim, on white ground, produced by Keramis (Boch), modelnumber 895, decoration number 2516, 1939, marked underneath. 29,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2120

Isgard Moje-Wohlgemut (1941) A cylindrical glass vase decorated with vertical pink bands, signed underneath and with year 2000. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 10,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1042

Legras, France A small globular etched glass vase, signed to the body Legras. 8,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1028

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A globular glazed ceramic vase with short neck, decorated with four bands of stylized floral pattern in pink, black, purple and green, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, decoration number 1099, 1927, marked underneath. 19,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2004

Roberto Rigon A moulded white glazed ceramic vase, produced by Bertoncello, Italy, 1970s with moulded monogram underneath and numbered 8/A, some glaze chips to extremities. 29,5 x 16,5 x 8 cm. (hxwxd)

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Lot 2048

Charlie Meaker (1946-2011) An opaline glass vase with inserted colour threads, 1982, signed: 231 Charlie Meaker 1982. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 19,5 cm. h. x 14,5 cm. diam.

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Lot 1033

Paul Heller (1914-1995) A black glass vase with etched and partly silver-coloured body and on three sides with a stylized pattern of peacocks, produced by the glass factory 'De Rupel, Boom, Belgium, signed ARTVER, circa 1935, chips to inside of top rim. 30,5 cm. h.

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Lot 2238

Noor Camstra (1953) A stoneware vase, 1984. Hoog 23 cm.

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Lot 2197

Johnny Rolf (1936) A green glazed ceramic vase and a bowl, both with speckled pattern, both signed underneath with monogram, both with year '60. Provenance: Bernardine de Neeve (1915-1996), the first chief curator Applied Arts of Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, thence by descent. (2) 14 cm. h. / 8,5cm. h. x 23,5 cm. diam.

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Lot 1011

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern all around, on white ground, produced by Boch Frères, La Louvière, Belgium, pattern no. 1199, 1928, marked and numbered underneath, chip to rim of base. 31 cm. h.

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Lot 2123

Yvonne Kleinveld (1952) A grey and brown ceramic vase, part of a series of which another shaped vase could be placed against it, scratches to body, marked underneath. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 32,8 cm. h.

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Lot 2110

Willem Heesen (1925-2007) A cylindrical white glass vase with appliques of a stylized flower, unique piece, produced at the Oude Horn, 2006, signed: 060309 WHeesen. Provenance: the estate of Amsterdam gallery owner Carla Koch (1940-2022). 20 cm. h.

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Lot 2280

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) A blue glazed moulded ceramic module of a tulip vase. Hoog 20 cm.

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Lot 2042

Willem Heesen (1925-2007) A cylindrical glass vase, internally decorated with colours, unique piece, produced in collaboration with glass maker Piet van Klei at the Oude Horn, Acquoy, 1978, signed and numbered underneath: Unihorn 780452 vK (for Van Klei) WHeesen. 20,5 cm. h.

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Lot 1015

Charles Catteau (1880-1966) A glazed ceramic vase decorated with colourful stylized floral pattern and blue rim, on white ground, produced by Keramis (Boch), decoration number 2779, 1941, marked underneath. 27,5 cm. h.

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