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Lot 151
A large and fine pair of Qianlong style (probably 19th century) Chinese cloisonné Bottle Vases, gilded interiors and the outset lip above a Ruyi head band and scrolling lotus and other foliage etc., each with a white band below the neck with four-leaved flower heads, green leaves etc., further over a main body decorated with larger peony and chrysanthemum, raised on short slightly spreading circular feet terminating in outset gilded plinth, 52cm high CONDITION REPORT: Vase 1 - Generally in good original condition with some very minor pieces of enamel away but nothing major, to the bottom of the predominantly white band just below the neck there appears to be a 1cm “bruise” that may well be original and commensurate with the firing etc., on close inspection there are some minor scratches to the surface of the cloisonné Vase and the gilded circular outset foot rim exhibits gilding wear, one further “bruise” is also to be found approx. 19cm up from the base on the main bulbous body and further minor small “bruises” are to be found on very close examination but nothing major. Vase 2 - Black marking to the top of the gilded lip which also has some minor indentations to the inside, the neck appears to be generally good with no major problems noted, the white band has a appox. two 1cm small “bruises” to the top of the band and these areas are below the inlaid gilded wire, the main body has some minor areas of enamel away but this looks like it could possibly be original to the firing. There is also some “bruising” noted to the leaf just underneath the white flower. Also some black vertical lines noted, (these do not appear to be cracks, once again some gilding away from outset circular foot. The Vase appears to be generally in good overall original condition with no “major” problems noted.
Lot 46
A Chinese porcelain Butterfly Vase, the flaring neck (with damage and re-gluing to the top section) having a yellow Ruyi band above various butterflies delicately decorated in enamels and a central band depicting four gilded Shou characters amongst scrolling foliage etc., the main bulb-style base similarly decorated with butterflies and above a lappet style band, six-character mark of Guangxu and of the period, the Vase 39cm high, upon an ornate circular pierced Chinese hardwood Stand CONDITION REPORT: Good private provenance, private collector, inherited. The top of the neck of the Vase has had four pieces away and there is a small chip to the top as well, the piece has been reaffixed some years ago, the rest of the Vase looks in fairly good original condition with no other major problems noted, the enamels are fairly bright on all the butterflies and the rest of the decoration.
Lot 80
SIGNED AND DATED FINBERTON. 1887 A pine framed (later) late-19th century stained glass and enamelled panel in high Islamic style, the central early-style vase with Islamic script and lugs above stylised patterns of animals,scrolls etc., and a spreading circular foot from within emanates a profusion of varying coloured and different varieties of flowers etc., the border also finely enamelled in relief with stylised flower heads and turquoise-blue tendrils, together with one other matching smaller separate top panel (also pine framed), the larger enamel glass panel (to include frame) 180cm x 68cm, the smaller framed panel 37cm x 68cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: This has come from the provenance. This is in two parts, the larger panel has some damage and breakages, looking down from the top the second clear panel in where the flowers start there is a crack and a break, it looks like there is an old crack and repair where the lead has gone across it, one other panel is also cracked, and a cracked panel to the base. This is signed and dated at the left hand side at the top of the urn. We think the actual border with the flowers is in reasonable condition, we can't see any major breakages or problems with that border. Looking at the smaller panel which we assume would be the continuation of the top, this appears reasonable with one vertical blemish and possibly a small natural imperfection to the border approx. 1.5cm. Appears in good reasonable and genuine condition.
Lot 72
A Chinese Hu shaped porcelain Vase (modern), the two panels decorated with a Peacock and one other open-winged bird perched upon flowering shrubs, prunus etc., the salmon ground body decorated with scrolling lotus, raised upon slightly spreading circular foot, four-character seal mark to underside, together with turned hardwood stand, the Vase 23cm CONDITION REPORT: Generally good with no major cracks, chips, damage or restoration noted.
Lot 67
A Kangxi style Chinese porcelain Vase of baluster form (cut down slightly to the top and restorations to the top area), decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling lotus against a leafy ground, six-character Kangxi reign mark to underside, probably 19th century (drill hole approx. 6cm from the foot), 30cm high CONDITION REPORT: There is a drill hole in the base where a wire has been fitted, there are surface scratches, the vase has been cut down and the top section is now missing, there are some light scratches to the underside of the piece.
Lot 125
Baccarat (France), a modern waisted tapering, octagonal heavy crystal Vase, etched Baccarat (France) mark to single lower panel, and also etched mark to underside, 23.5cm high (some scratching) CONDITION REPORT: The base of the piece appears fairly scratched although no major chips or cracks are noted to the base, the piece is also signed to the lower base and appears to be in good general overall original condition apart from the scratches to the underside of the foot.Provenance: Directly from an Eastern Royal family.
Lot 76
A pair of large 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Vases, each with two handles modelled as Karashishi and cub and each with two applied lizards either side above vignettes decorated with exotic birds, roses and panels with figures in interior surroundings in typical style in enamels in the famille rose palette, 45cm high CONDITION REPORT: One vase with rubbing to top neck rim approx. 6cm, overall condition appears to be good with no restoration detected via u.v. lamp, minor wear to enamels commensurate with age, the vase with the Lot number on has minor chips to underside of flaring neck rim.
Lot 91
A pair of early 20th Century Chinese pottery turquoise glazed Bottle Vases on raised circular feet, the slightly larger 27.5cm (some chipping etc., and fritting) CONDITION REPORT: Minor chips to neck rim and foot rims, firing crack to the base of one bottle vase, crazing and a brown elongated stain to the neck of one vase, (see images).
Lot 25
A Chinese porcelain Bottle Vase, the unusual purple glaze with stiff plantain leaves around the neck and two elephant's heads flanking, the body delicately incised with open-winged birds (possibly phoenixes?) amongst foliage etc., 26cm high CONDITION REPORT: We think this is probably 20th Century. Appears in good general overall original condition with no repairs, cracks, chips or damage noted.
Lot 34
A fine late-19th century Japanese porcelain Vase, the decoration delicately applied in enamels and gilding as a covey of quail discovering a bees nest within country surroundings, 32.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface scratches to vase top rim there is also a surface scratch to the body which appears to be in the glaze to the right of the flowering tree extending to the head of the seated quail, (approx. 9cm), otherwise in good overall condition.
Lot 124
Baccarat (France), a modern waisted tapering, octagonal heavy crystal Vase, etched Baccarat (France) mark to underside, 25cm high, (minor scratch to one bottom panel and scratching to underside of foot etc., CONDITION REPORT: There is a minor scratch to the bottom of one panel, there is some surface scratching to the underside of the foot and there is also a small light bruise approx. 9cm up from one of the bottom panels although no cracks, chips, hairlines or restoration noted.
Lot 13
A 19th century Continental hand-decorated porcelain Figure of a Chinaman seated upon a gilt tasseled cushion, in his right hand he holds a Kangxi style green glazed vase, upon a square plinth base gilded with leaves etc., 12cm high CONDITION REPORT: The item appears quite dirty and dusty, upon inspection under a jewellers loop some of the edges of the paint are noted to be worn although this is only apparent under a glass, the top section (gilded) of the hat is away and not present and there are very minor pin head sized chips to the two outer corners of the plinth base, otherwise all appears in generally good order with no major chips, cracks reparations or other damage. See three images of damage (one on each corner and the loss of the top of the hat) and three further general images.
Lot 39
A mid-19th century Chinese Canton porcelain Vase decorated in enamels in the famille rose palette, the flaring neck above two flange style handles and applied Chilong style dragons above fens looking skyward towards stylised clouds etc., with multi-coloured lappet style base, 33.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The Vase appears to be in good overall original condition, no restoration or chips detected under u.v. light, base scratches evident (see images).
Lot 41
A Kangxi style Chinese porcelain ovoid shaped Vase decorated in cobalt blue with flowers/peony etc., (probably 19th/20th Century, no cover), 17.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: There is a 2cm chip to the neck rim and further smaller chips, no lid and there I a 0.5cm glaze loss to the lower body In two places, (see images). Otherwise in good order.
Lot 197
A small silver group to include a hallmarked silver Dish Holder; an early 20th century Indian silver two-handled Trophy engraved 'Delhi Horse Show February 1920'; a silver Mustard with blue glass liner; a small silver Bud Vase and an Eastern circular silver plated Box and cover decorated repoussé style with leaves, foliage etc. (5)
Lot 81
A 19th century Chinese porcelain Jar (drilled) hand-decorated in underglaze blue with various plants a single stork etc., with turned Chinese hardwood circular cover delicately pierced centrally with a Shou character, together with one other similar sized 20th century Chinese ovoid Jar decorated with scrolling lotus and pierced cover, 18.5cm (including cover) (2) CONDITION REPORT: The Vase with the scrolling lotus design and lappets to the bottom appears to be in good condition with no problems noted, the other Vase has a crack to the lip of the neck possibly a firing crack although otherwise appears in generally good order but does have some brown flecking to the body and minor surface scratching and has actually been drilled at the bottom at some stage presumably for electricity.
Lot 36
A large 19th Century Chinese stoneware "Hu" shaped Vase, the flaring neck with two faux bamboo style handles above a Sang de Boeuf glazed body with delicate purple trailing's, 44cm high CONDITION REPORT: Generally overall good condition some glaze crazing noted although when the Vase is turned up to reveal the edge of the foot old and historic chipping is noted. There is also what looks like an old firing crack to the underside of the foot approx. 2cm 44cm high x approx. 27cm at the widest point. Provenance: A good old private collection amassed in the early part of the 20th Century the vendor has inherited this Vase a while ago and wishes to sell, this is the first time that this has been on the market for many decades.
Lot 68
A late-19th / early-20th century Japanese pottery Vase of ovoid form, the short neck above a body hand gilded and decorated with various shapes, flowers and birds amongst trailing foliage etc., seal mark to underside, 9.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Glaze crazing to inner neck, body in good order with overall surface Craquelere (only visible through a magnifying glass) otherwise good.
Lot 61
Chinese 18th century export porcelain to include two Cups decorated in the famille rose palette (early/mid-18th Century); a famille rose decorated Saucer, two matching Tea Bowls and one other later Chinese porcelain Vase decorated with scrolling lotus against a rose ground, six-character mark to underside, (6|) CONDITION REPORT: One of the Famille Rose tea bowls has a chip to the lotus form rim and a chip to the foot rim with a further hairline to the base, the matching tea bowl appears to be in good condition, rim fritting to cups with handles, saucer in good original condition, the rose ground ginger jar (modern) in good order (see images).
Lot 35
A large Japanese baluster-shaped porcelain Vase decorated with Irises against an olive green ground, six-character mark to underside, 42.5cm high (probably 20th Century) CONDITION REPORT: Generally good overall original condition with no chips, cracks or restoration noted although in some areas glaze crazing is noted, there are some brown spots/blemishes on the body of the vase.
Lot 31
A late-19th century Chinese porcelain Sleeve Vase decorated in underglaze blue with dignitaries within a background of flowering shrubs, fencing etc., painted four-character reign mark to underside, 19.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Good original condition, no faults detected, no restoration under u.v. lamp
Lot 38
A pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Vases, the two gilded handles as Karashishi and cubs playing with brocade balls, the main bodies also with gilded Chilong style dragons/lizards and decorated in the famille rose palette with flowers, objects and figures etc., in typical style, each Vase rim with minor chipping, each approx. 43cm high CONDITION REPORT: Both Vases to rims chipped (see images), hairline crack adjacent to rim chip approx. 38cm, rubbing to gilt handles, enamels appear to be in good order, one with star crack to base, Vases sold as seen.
Lot 79
A large baluster shaped green painted and vertically gilt drizzled pottery Vase of modern manufacture, (small chip to underside), 29cm high CONDITION REPORT: Appears in reasonable condition although it is noted that there is a fairly prevalent white chip to the underside of the circular foot rim, otherwise appears to be in good general overall order with no other major damage, chips, hairlines or restoration noted.
Lot 88
A pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton porcelain Bottle Vases, the panels decorated with birds and flowers in typical style against a yellow ground (both bases drilled and one Vase with restoration to top of neck) CONDITION REPORT: Both of these have drill holes in the bases, one has had restoration around the top of the lip of the vase, surface scratches but the enamels seem quite bright. There is extensive restoration to the neck of one vase but the other seems to be in relative good order apart from the drill hole to the base.
Lot 64
A pair of Chinese baluster-shaped porcelain sang de boeuf glazed Vases (now as lamps), the Vases approx. 28cm high (not including wood and brass fittings) CONDITION REPORT: Diameter of the bases is 15cm. The Vases look in good general overall original condition but the underside of the foot is quite chipped and rough. The gilt metal from brass mountings are quire worn, one of the Vases where the brass mount goes into the neck of the wood has a circular turned piece of wood and one of these looks to have several scratches. The wiring emanating from the wooden ferule that locates into the vase itself have been cut to 1cm each and would require complete rewiring and these have not been tested.
Lot 427
A pair of gilt framed mid 20th Century Oil on Artist's Board still life Studies of flowers in a vase and flowers in a circular wicker pot, each with the Parker Gallery, London W1 paper label verso, one annotated painted 1946 by Janetta Birdwood (wife of Field Marshall Lord Birdwood 1872-1947, each image with prevalent craquelere, each image approx. 20cm square
Lot 17
A Royal Worcester two-handled blush porcelain Vase beautifully decorated in enamels with floral sprays above a circular foot relief moulded with gilded leaf style decoration, printed marks to underside together with registered number, circa 1901, 22cm high CONDITION REPORT: The Vase appears to be in good order, no restoration detected under u.v. lamp, no cracks or chips evident (see images).
Lot 113
An unusual large and heavy glass Vase layered and modelled with cabouchon opalescent half-spheres of squat baluster section, 25cm high x 25cm (widest) CONDITION REPORT: This has several nibbles to the extremities at the bottom of the Vase with a 1cm piece away, the Vase is extremely heavy and appears to be in good general reasonable original order, upon inspection it appears that the Vase has been made in stages with horizontal lines visible etc., no signature is apparent although every inch of the Vase has not been inspected closely.This has come privately from the President of a major Oxford College and has been in his family for many years.
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