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Group of three Chinese stoneware figures, modelled as the Three Stars or 'Sanxing' Gods of Fortune bearing a scroll, Prosperity bearing a 'Ruyi' scepter, and Longevity bearing a peach, depicted in traditional scholars robes painted in shades of white, brown and blue, on hardwood stands, with impressed marks beneath, largest H41cm
Two Victorian toleware shop display tea canisters, the first decorated in gilt with Chinese writing within laurel leaf borders and numbered 3, on black ground with hinged cover, H43cm, the second decorated in gilt with the number 8, within S scroll borders, on green ground, later converted to a table lamp, H81cm overall (2)
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, EARLY 18TH CENTURY. Of lobed form decorated with scholars admiring a Yin Yang scroll under a tree. Surrounded by alternating ribboned Daoist items and trigrams. Six character mark of Chenghua to base but Kangxi period (1662-1722). 16.5cm diam. One small chip to rim with fritting to note. No cracks and no signs of repairs.
A CHINESE DEHUA PORCELAIN FIGURE OF GUANYIN, 19TH CENTURY. Seated, dressed in long robes with hair tied up into a high chignon with ruyi hairpin covered by a cowl. With an open square section to the back. 21cm tall. Ref: A matching example can be found in the V&A Museum dated between 1800-1880, accession no: 31-1883 Loss to right hand where a scroll would have been held. Slight losses to left hand fingers.
A LARGE CHINESE GREEN GLAZED PORCELAIN TRIPOD CENSER AND COVER, 19/20TH CENTURY. Raised on three mythical beast form feet with incised lotus scroll decoration to the body. The cover similarly decorated with pierced sections, surmounted by a lion finial. 38cm tall Lion finial restuck to cover. One handle restuck at join. One leg with some hairlines near upper section.
A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED GILTWOOD AND RED STAINED CABINET ON STAND. The glazed double doors carved with birds amongst flowers and jardinieres of flowers within recessed panels, the interior fitted with two shelves, above a carved giltwood frieze panel of dragons amongst waves, with three short frieze drawers, each carved with flowers above two lower cupboard doors carved with lion dogs, the sides painted in black with jardinieres of flowers and peony, on block feet with scrollwork, raised on a fretwork stand carved with pierced scroll apron, 185.5cm high overall inc. stand x 82.5cm x 42cm deep (inc. stand) Overall of good decorative appearance. One of the pierced giltwood framing panels to one upper door recess is loose and some of the others are also loose, one of the lower cupboard doors with three of the pierced giltwood framing panels detached, two are present. Very minor wear and very slight surface scuffing at edges overall.
A CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE OVIFORM JAR IN THE KANGXI-STYLE, A CYLINDRICAL JAR AND A BOWL, 19/20TH CENTURY. The jar painted with figures before bamboo, pine trees and terracing in landscape, with scale pattern border, rabbit mark to base, 23.5cm high, the bowl painted with radiating flowerhead, key-pattern and dash and scroll borders, the exterior with zig-zags and stripes 22.5cm diam., the cylindrical jar with prunus on cracked ice pattern ground, with bamboo-moulded handles 14.7cm high (3) The vase with figures in the Kangxi-style - in good order overall. The bowl - small glaze faults and losses, mainly to the exterior, where there is some wear to glaze. The cylindrical jar lacking cover with some stained hairline cracking and crazing, pitting to glaze. Some wear overall.
TWO CHINESE LATE MING DYNASTY PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE OVIFORM JARS AND A BOWL. Comprising: two oviform jars in sizes, painted with flowerheads and scroll work, 24cm high max., the bowl decorated with two bands of Shou characters, the interior with seal mark, within double concentric bands, 25.5cm diam. diam. (3) Both vases with some typical glaze crazing and wear overall, some minor chipping to rims, some of which is below the glaze and occurred during the making. The bowl with some typical extensive stained crazing, hairline cracks and glaze faults overall, small chip/loss to glaze to interior just below rim.
Jules Vieillard, an Aesthetic Movement French faience mantle clock, Bordeaux, circa 1880, trapezoid form, alternating panels of turquoise and sage green ground with Persian foliate scroll design, flanked by Chinese dog mask handles, the finial modelled in relief as a shishi with ball, on ruyi scrolll bracket feet, 27.5cm high
A Chinese famille verte vase, ovoid form with flared neck, painted in the round with courtly figures and boys playing in a garden landscape, with bats and pine trees, below a band of auspicious symbols in cartouches on a foliate scroll ground, the neck with figures reading, blue concentric ring mark, 35.5cm high
Chinese School, Qing Dynasty, 江都 Jiangdu, two exotic birds, likely phoenixes on a rocky outcrop and branch, signed 颜岳, possibly Yang Yue, with red seal mark c.r., watercolour on gilt scroll paper, 225 by 140cm, framedProvenance: Private collection, United Kingdom. Owned by the same family for over six decades.
1st Chinese or Weihaiwei Regiment Victorian pagri badge c. 1898-1906. Good scarce British die-stamped brass representation of a city gate of Tiantsin on title scroll. Pagri pin replaced by loops VGC Formed in 1898 under the command of Lt. Col. Hamilton Bower. Members fought in Boxer Rebellion. Disbanded 1907.
Chinese Maritime Customs post 1912 head-dress badge. Good scarce die-cast gilt brass ornate badge with Chinese characters resting on scroll CHINESE MARITIME CUSTOMS, Original stout brooch pin. Toned, GC Formed in 1854 as the Imperial Maritime Customs; redesignated Chinese Maritime Customs in 1912. Predominately British staffed and run. Bob Betts Collection
Chinese Archaic style bronze food vessel, with square handles, the round body and domed lid raised on tripod feet, intricately decorated with repeating scroll designs, W27cm. Condition - there are numerous repaired holes and cracks throughout the vessel and expected general wear, please see additional photos.
The elegant decoration is designed as a horizontal Chinese scroll, depicting a mallard standing on a rock. On the reverse side is a calligraphy of the poem "han ying zhi ying tian ji yue." At the center of the base is the apocryphal square four-character mark in overglaze blue of Emperor Yongzheng.Catalog Notes:The poem is from "Niannujiao: Passing by Dongting Lake" by the Song Dynasty poet Zhang Xiaoxiang. The poem describes the serene scene of the moon's reflection on the water, blending with the distant moon in the sky. It evokes a feeling of tranquility and ethereality, capturing the poet's admiration for the beauty of nature.粉彩锦鸡花卉纹雍正年制款小碗 中国,中华民国(1912-1949)
Antique Tibetan thangka wall scroll. Hand painted deity figures and gardens on cotton. Borders are brocade with a dragon panel possibly Chinese. Loose weave hessian backing.Additional photographs have been taken.There is some surface damage to the painting. Thee are some patchwork to the borders and backing fabric.
A CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD CONSOLE TABLE Rectangular with canted corners, carved with stylised dragons, and with openwork archaic scroll aprons 82 x 88 x 38cm Condition: Condition Report Some white blooming to the varnish on the top, structurally sound This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
A PAIR OF CHINESE SQUARE SIDE CABINETS With open shelf framed by archic cscroll mouldings, the lower portion fitted with a pair of cupboard doors, raised on scroll feet 84 x 44 x 49cm Condition: Condition Report Some fading to the tops, general scuffing to supports and feet, signs of some previous small repairs and/or restorations This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Chinese porcelain saucer dish with a shaped central reserve painted with a dragonfly, 3 butterflies, waterlilies, and a crane, beneath a golden sun, within an inner scrolling floral border on a turquoise ground, another band containing 4 oval reserves of mountainous landscapes, each flanked by a pink flying bat in clouds on a yellow ground, within an outer diaper border on a pink ground, traces of gilding to rim, the base bearing 6 character Qianlong mark in red, Dia.23.1cm, (multiple small rim chips), and a pair of ovoid ginger jars, each with a cover, reserves of flowers in vases and Buddhist symbols, surrounded by scrolling floral decoration on a pink ground, beneath a turquoise ruyi scroll border, H.15cm overall, (one with restoration to neck). (3)
A Chinese Elm Altar Top Side Cabinet, the flush panel top with scroll moulded ends, fitted three frieze drawers, cupboard under enclosed by a pair of flush panelled doors flanked by flush panels and blind fret carved brackets, on bracket feet, 85.5ins (217.3cm) wide x 20ins (50.9cm) deep x 35ins (88.9cm) high
A CHINESE CARVED ROOTWOOD FIGURE OF SHOULAO possibly Ming dynasty, figured holding a scroll in his left hand, a large cavity to the reverse, 46.5cm highProvenance: Bonhams, Roger Keverne Ltd Moving On, 11th May 2021, Lot 279.Published, Illustrated and Exhibited: Roger Keverne Ltd., Summer Exhibition, London, 2001, no.138.
A GARNET, PEARL AND TURQUOISE INSET CROSS PENDANT 19th century, possibly Chinese export, in a silver gilt setting, remnants of white enamel to the back, the reverse with tooled scroll decoration, 9cm high x 5cm wide, in an associated tooled leather caseProvenance: The collection of The Zelnik Istvan Southeast Asian Gold Museum. Institutional art collection in Belgium, acquired from the above. Dr. Istvan Zelnik, President of the Hungarian South and Southeast Asian Research Institute, is a former high-ranking Hungarian diplomat who spent several decades in Southeast Asia, building the largest known private collection of Asian art in Europe. The box labelled '253'.
A CHINESE PORCELAIN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER Qianlong period, the cup exterior with two quatrefoil panels of figures, buildings and boats, reserved against a sea green ground, the interior with a floral spray and gilt scroll border, the conforming saucer painted with a large quatrefoil panel of figures around a harbour, enclosed by an elaborate design of plants, objects and figures, with a gilt scroll border, the exteriors of both enamelled in sea green, the cup 4cm high, the saucer 11.4cm diameter (2)Provenance: Purchased from Roger Keverne Ltd. London 13th June 2006, formerly in the collection of Robert & Gertrude Anderson, Florida.The collection of the late Anthony du Boulay FSA (1929- 2022).Note: The finely painted harbour scenes on this cup and saucer are taken directly from Meissen porcelain in the style of Christian Friedrich Herold. See a set dated c.1730-1735 illustrated in Chen, Emerson & Gates, Porcelain Stories from China to Europe, 2000, p.111, pl.9.7. A Chinese tureen with this design is illustrated in Beurdeley, M., Porcelain of the East India Companies, 1962, p.196, no.197. The turquoise ground is very rare. For a Chinese tea caddy with floral panels in this colour see Jorg, C., Chinese Ceramics in the Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam: The Ming and Qing Dynasties, 1997, pp.271-2, no.316.
A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER CHRISTENING MUG by Kwong Man Shing (act.1875-1925), of tapering cylindrical form chased with two dragons centred by a shield panel engraved 'Robert Hector Gordon Cowan', with hollow scroll chased S scroll handle, 3" high, 3ozs 17dwts (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: The foot rim has a slight rise on the outer rim which is visible from the side (see image), this therefore makes it a little uneven.
A collection of continental and eastern jewellery to include; a yellow metal cockeral brooch: h. x 9cm, two metal glass beed set plaque style necklace, a white metal eastern chain link bracelet set two charms: d. x 8cm. a chinese silver belt buckle dragon panel, a gilt paste articulated bracelet, a yellow metal scroll brooch set green ceramic panels: l. x 8cm, a pair of three tier yellow metal chanalier style earrings: l. x 9cm etc (A lot)
Assorted Chinese and Eastern Textiles, comprising embroidered silk sleeve bands and panels, Chinese paper scroll depicting a seated scholar with a yellow background,small painted silk panel,1 volume Sword and Blossom Poems from the Japanese, illustrated,straw work face screen appliqué with woven coloured straw blossom flower heads,two similar woven straw bags with geometric decoration and a plain example 41cm by 23cm, and a smaller example,(one box)Property of the Late Robert Bogdan, Aberdeenshire
Seven 19th Century Chinese Gouache Paintings on Pith Paper, Framed, together with a Chinese Scroll Painting (8)In regards to the pictures: Dust and debris, foxing and discolouration, sporadic marks, cockling, creases and tears to paper (please see photos)Size for each picture including frame is 32.5cm by 24.5cm
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