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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PAINTED VASE with flared rim, 43.5cm high (vendor's provenance: the vase was purchased in a 1987 auction of the contents of "Carcosa", The British High Commissioners residence in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the time the building was returned to the Malaysian Government)
A rare imperial gilt bronze cloisonné decorative plaque in the shape of the head of a ruyiChina, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (1736 - 1795)Inside the fine frame, in embossed metal with symbols of good fortune, such as swastikas, pairs of fish and clouds, is a finely made plaque decorated with the cloisonné technique, in which are pictured vases holding peonies, cherry tree branches, fruit, and a ruyi sticking out from an archaic style inspired vase, characterized by taotie. Long inscription and brand in the upper right section, concerning the Spring Festival, from the Siku Quanshu (Complete Library in Four Sections), part of the Qing dynasty chronicles. The inscription ends with the name Yu Minzhong (1714-1779), officer of Jintan, in the province of Jiangsu. He was an advisor for emperor Qianlong in important political matters, and from 1773 to his death he was one of the most powerful ministers of the empire. While at court he supervised the writing of the abovementioned Siku Quanshu, and his portrait appears in a painting depicting seventeen of the fifty meritorious generals and officers, commissioned by emperor Qianlong and sold by SothebyÂ’s New York on June 1, 1992, lot 77.A similar plaque was sold by SothebyÂ’s Hong Kong, Imperial Interiors, October 7, 2015, lot 3007.Cm 60,00 x 42,00 22.00 % buyer's premium on the hammer priceVAT margin scheme, VAT included, but not indicated
A Burmantofts pottery vase, 1819, a Lalique glass ashtray, applied a grouse (a.f.), other ceramics, a silver backed hair brush, watches and other items (box) Condition report Report by NGBurmantofts and Lalique only:Burmantofts vase - crack to rim. Craze and several surface scratches and rubbed. Uneven streaks to glaze. Chips and rubbing to foot. Base stamped with BF monogram 1819 ENGLAND, and incised mark H.Lalique - beak and part of head of grouse missing. Grubby. Base inscribed Lalique, R within circle and France.
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