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Click here to subscribeChinese blue painted vase of baluster form, decorated allover with prunus flowers, complete with pierced hardwood cover and on an associated hardwood stand, bears four character Kangxi mark to base but likely later, approx 26cm high, together with a small bottle neck vase decorated with meadow flowers, 19cm high
After John Hall Thorpe (1873-1947) - still life, a woodcut print depicting Primroses in a vase, pencil signed to the margin, published by Hall Thorpe USA 1924, gallery label verso for W R Deighton & Sons, The Abbey Gallery, Westminster, London, image size 16.5 cm (h) x 15 cm (w), mounted and framed under glass - Est £150 - £200
After John Hall Thorpe (1873-1947) - still life, a woodcut print depicting Spring Flowers in a vase, pencil signed to the margin, published by Hall Thorpe USA 1924, gallery label verso for W R Deighton & Sons, The Abbey Gallery, Westminster, London, image size 16.5 cm (h) x 15 cm (w), mounted and framed under glass - Est £150 - £200
A Chinese Imari pattern meat dish, centrally decorated with a vase of flowers within a segmental border, w. 45 cm, and six matching plates, Qianlong CONDITION REPORT: one plate in two pieces, gilding badly rubbed Largest plate measures 45 cm wide, six smaller plates diameter 23 cm, condition of largest plate, no obvious damage or restoration but gilding badly rubbed. PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES
A Ruskin pottery vase with tapering cylindrical neck and bulbous body with green crystalline glaze with blue speckles to neck with a Ruskin pottery four footed stand with a blue souffle glaze, the vase approx. 12cm high, the stand approx. 3cm high, both with impressed marks, RUSKIN England, the vase with triangular mark (impressed mark used by Percy Holland) and dated 1930
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