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Click here to subscribeA Chinese famille rose bottle vase, Daoguang period (1821-50), finely painted with two figures from Chinese literature, including Li Bai and various poetical inscriptions, 16.2cm highCONDITION: Provenance - UK private collection, gifted to the vendor's late mother by her aunt before 1970.Some wear to the gilding on the rim, typical minor glaze imperfections otherwise in good condition with no restoration, chips or cracks.
A Georgian glass roemer-shaped vase, second quarter 18th century, possibly part of a garniture, the rib moulded globular upper section above a hollow stem/bowl applied with strawberry prunts, on a rib moulded inverted trumpet foot, 22.5cm highCONDITION: Andrew Rudebeck Collection.Condition - occasional minor scratches, Typical bubble inclusions and striations. Wear to base consistent of age.
A large Chinese famille rose turquoise ground baluster vase, first half 19th century, painted with various birds including a phoenix and a peacock amid scrolling foliage and flowers on a turquoise ground, the high shoulder applied with a pair of animal mask ring handles, 61.5cm high, together with a Chinese hongmu stand, total height 99cmCONDITION: The vase has some slight wear to the gilding on the rim and a slight glaze flake on one small area of the rim, typical minor glaze imperfections, two shallow splinter chips to the inside of the foot, possibly made in manufacture otherwise in good condition with no restoration or cracks detected, the wood stand has been adapted and someone has taken another wood stand turned it upside down put it on the other and screwed it into position, some of the joints are a bit loose, have been re-glued and there is a section of the frieze missing on the lower part of the stand.
Karl Hagenauer. A brass and ebonised bronze figure of an African water carrier, with vase on her head and brass rings around her neck and one leg, on integral plinth base with maker's stamp, height 46in.CONDITION: Brass work in fair state of polish, ebonised bronze work has had much of the original patination rubbed away over the years, base is a little scuffed but overall honest condition.
A rare William de Morgan 'Ostrich' bottle vase, c.1888-97, painted by Joe Juster, with a repeating design of three ostriches running amid yellow, pink and blue flowers and green foliage, lambrequin border, glossy glaze, impressed marks 'W. DE MORGAN SAND...' inscribed in black '2200 ' and 'JJ 13', 24cm high, 18cm wideCONDITION: Splinter chip losses to the rim. Minor glaze imperfections, lower part of impressed mark indistinct. Minor glaze scratches. Height 24cmWidth 18cm
A German glass bottle vase, first quarter 19th century, commemorating Frederick Augustus, Elector of Saxony, wheel engraved with the crowned Coat of Arms of Frederick, 13.5cm highCONDITION: Andrew Rudebeck collection.Typical small inclusions and striations to the glass. Wear to base consistent with age. Good condition.
A Chinese blue and white baluster vase, Kangxi period, painted to each side with a sage and an attendant on a rocky precipice amid pine trees looking onto a mountainous river landscape scene, the neck with diaper panels, 23cm highCONDITION: Provenance - UK private collection, gifted to the vendor's late mother by her aunt before 1970.Minor scratching to the glaze all over, in good condition with no restoration chips or cracks.
A pair of Chinese blue and white 'dragon' jars, Kangxi period, each of ovoid form, the mythical beast flying amid clouds chasing a flaming jewel, 12.5cm highCONDITION: Provenance - UK private collection, gifted to the vendor's late mother by her aunt before 1970.One of the jars is badly cracked on the shoulder two thirds of the way round with a small area of flaking to the glaze, the second vase has a small shallow chip to the unglazed neck otherwise in good condition.
A pair of large Chinese celadon ground famille rose two handled vases, second half 19th century, each painted with court scenes within borders of birds, flowers and fruit, the trumpet shaped neck applied with a pair of zoomorphic handles and with a ruyi head moulded collar, 62.5cm highCONDITION: One vase neck is extensively broken with some white filler to losses around the area and some poor quality restoration on the neck, the second vase is in slightly better condition with a section of the neck broken and reglued, one of the handles has become detached and restuck but with a filler area replacement to middle section, otherwise in reasonable condition.
An Edwardian Art Nouveau Liberty Cymric silver cylindrical vase, Birmingham 1904, on stylised shaped circular foot, 21.3cm, 140z.CONDITION: A few minor scratches, otherwise in generally good condition, commensurate with age and some use. 'R 1890-1915' engraved to underside of the base.
A Ruskin high fired flambe glazed vase, dated 1911, the interior and exterior with sang de boeuf, purple, violet, pale green speckles, impressed mark 'RUSKIN POTTERY 1911', 22cm highCONDITION: Some occasional scuffs and scratches to the glaze and typical minor imperfections to the glaze otherwise in good condition.
A Ruskin high fired tapering strumpet vase, dated 1909, decorated with a flambe glaze in pale turquoise and lilac with hints of purple, impressed mark 'Ruskin Pottery, West Smethwick 1909', 24.5cm highCONDITION: Occasional minor scratches to the glaze and typical minor glaze imperfections, in good condition.
A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery bottle vases, by Yabu Meizan, Meiji period, each finely painted with children in rafts floating on a river, the neck with a helix brocade design within keywork and lappeted borders, gilt four character seal marks to base, 12.5cm highCONDITION: One vase has a 10mm x 8mm chip to the inside of the rim which is slightly visible from the exterior with an associated hairline crack extending downward from this, which is only really visible on the inside, both vases have some slight staining to the inside of the necks and some wear to the gilding on the rims, there are other tiny areas of wear to the gilding all over, the vase in better condition has some wear to the gilt mark underneath.
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