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Click here to subscribeA Chinese Carved Jade Twin Handled Censer, with dragon formed handles and archaic style panels, the base applied with sticker 'John Sparks Ltd', 11cm wide (handle to handle) and a soapstone seal mounted with a dragon, 7.5cm high. (2)Nibbles and small chips to edges to both, twin handles sensor with line to inside (not a crack as it is not rough to touch) see images.
A group of mixed collectables comprising a jade style conical bowl, height 5cm, diameter 13cm, a 20th century Chinese cylindrical vase with enamelled figures, height 11cm, diameter 5cm, a scent bottle with internal painted landscape scene, a group of green jade coloured hardstone grapes, a modern ink seal kit in material clad box and a hand fan, height 18cm (6).
A small collection of modern Chinese cloisonne - comprising a pair of blue ground baluster vases decorated with peonies and prunus blossom, 15.6cm high; a similar white ground vase with magnolia flowers, 13.2cm high; a pair of miniature prunus decorated vases with a brick red ground, 5.2cm high; a black miniature vase; a rectangular covered box decorated with cranes and a lotus flower, seal mark to base, 5.7cm high; a light blue ground egg with all over floral decoration; and a red ground bun shaped trinket box; together with two miniature champleve enamel vases, 5.1cm high; a miniature porcelain ginger jar (jar a/f); and a miniature Imari style porcelain vase. (13)
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19TH CENTURY. Sixteen in total to include cups, bowls and dishes, decorated with sweet pea motif. Seal marks to base. Two cups with four character mark for 'Yi an hao zao'. Largest bowl 16.5cm diam. (16) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.One bowl has a chip and 1.5 cm hairline to rim.One saucer has a small chip to rim.One dish has a chip to rim.Minor frits to rim.No repair or restoration.
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19TH CENTURY. Ten in total to include cups, bowls and dishes, decorated with sweet pea motif. Each with seal marks to base. Largest dish 18.5cm diam. (10) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.One large dish has a 1.5 cm long hairline.One large bowl has a 1.5 cm long hairline.One small bowl has a chip to the rim.Minor fritting to note. No repairs or restoration.
TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE DISHES, QING DYNASTY, each with seal mark. The first painted with a jardiniere of flowers and flower-sprays, the border with scrolls, the second wtih similar flower-sprays, within a border of flowerheads and scrolls and Key pattern rim, 23cm. diam. (2) Overall in good order. The second with very minor footrim chip. Minor wear overall
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN SPOONS, 19/20TH CENTURY. To include a pair of millefleur yellow ground spoons; Four decorated with phoenix on rockwork, each with Tongzhi marks to base; Together with three others decorated with insects and floral sprays with seal marks to base. 12cm - 14cm lengths. (9) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.
A QUANTITY OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN SPOONS, 19/20TH CENTURY. Matching in decoration with phoenix and peony motif. Seal marks, Made in China marks and some unmarked. 9cm - 12.5cm lengths. (50) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.
TWO SIMILAR CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE DISHES, QING DYNASTY. Each with seal mark, painted with a cluster of five flowerheads reserved on a ground of small flowerheads, the border with flowersprays and cell pattern, 25cm diam. (2) Overall of good decorative appearance, some slight glaze scratching overall. Minute footrim chipping to one.
THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE GINGER JARS, KANGXI (1661-1722) AND LATER. Comprising: a small oviform jar painted with lotus and interlocking scrolls, within wave and ruyi pattern borders, 12cm high, and two jars in sizes, painted with flowering prunus on blue ground, one with a quatrefoil panel of precious objects, the largest 23.5cm high, applied with Penang Customs export seal (3) All three jars are lacking their covers. The smallest jar with lotus and scrolls - ok, with minor footrim chip. Smallest jar with prunus - small rim chip and starcrack to base. Some further stained crazing and wear to glaze. Largest jar - overall in good order, there is some minor wear to glaze.
A QUANTITY OF CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 20TH CENTURY. To include sixteen bowls of three graduating sizes; six saucers; five small sauce dishes; Together with five spoons. Decorated with insects, butterflies and floral sprays. Each with 'ya wan zhen cang' seal mark to base in blue enamel, translating to 'Delicate Collectable Precious Treasure'. Largest bowl 12.5cm diam. (32) All items in good overall condition with no signs of damage or repair.
THREE 20TH CENTURY FRAMED CHINESE SILK PAINTINGS. The first depicting a figure in a boat on a lake in mountainous landscape, one with a peony and butterfly and another with red flowers and a butterfly, each signed with black character and with red seal mark, the first 30.5cm x 19cm, the floral paintings approx. 18cm x 21cm (3) Overall in good decorative order, some minor creasing to the silk, which is pale brown in tone, very minor discolouration to landscape painting and minor wear overall.
A COLLECTION OF SEVEN CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE BOWLS. The first probably Ming Dynasty, with honeycomb pattern and stylised flowerheads to the broad rim, the deep well and exterior with stylised foliate ornament, 15.7cm diam., a bowl with stylised scrolls, leaves and fruits within spiralling borders, of Tek-Sing cargo type, 16.5cm diam. and five bowls in sizes painted with lotus and flowerheads and scrolling foliage, each with seal marks to base16.8cm diam. (7) The deep bowl with honeycomb pattern with some overall glaze crazing and pitting. One of the bowls with flowerheads and foliage with very short hairline crack to rim, another with very small rim chip, some wear overall.
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PEWTER-MOUNTED CARVED COCONUT TEAPOT, COVER AND LINER. Carved in low relief with Shou emblems and previous objects amongst scrolls, with swing handle, and pewter spout, cover and shoulder, underside and cover stamped with seal marks, 12.7cm high Small dent to shoulder, the liner is slightly misshapen, overall some minor wear otherwise ok.
A GROUP OF CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN ITEMS, LATE QING DYNASTY. Comprising seven lobed dishes and bowl decorated with insects and floral sprays, each with Tongzhi seal marks; Together with two other circular dishes similarly decorated. Approx. 14cm diam. (10) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.Two small dishes have a chip to the rim.Minor frits to note.No repair or restoration.
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19TH CENTURY. Seventeen in total to include cups, bowls and dishes, decorated with sweet pea motif. Seal marks to base. Largest dish 23cm diam. (17) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.One bowl has a chip to foot rim. One bowl has a 2.5 cm hairline to rim.Minor frits to note. One dish has a very small chip to rim. One dish has a chip and 2 cm hairline.Minor frits to note.No repair or restoration.
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19TH CENTURY. Eight in total to include dishes and bowls, decorated with sweet pea motif. Each with seal marks to base. Largest dish 19.5cm diam. (8) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.Minor fritting to note. No cracks or repairs.
THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN KANGXI (1661-1722) BLUE AND WHITE PEONY PATTERN DISHES, each with seal mark, painted with flowering peony amongst leaves, 25.5cm diam. (3) Overall in good order. One with large starcrack to glaze to underside of base, one with small glaze flake to the underside of base. Minor wear to glaze overall.
A CHINESE PORCELAIN KANGXI (1661-1722) BLUE AND WHITE DISH, A PEONY DISH AND A BOWL. The first painted with flowersprays within lappet-shaped panels, 22cm. diam., the peony bowl and dish painted with stylised flowering peony, 19cm diam., the dish with double concentric band to underside, the bowl with seal mark (3) The Kangxi dish with flower sprays with some chipping to footrim. The bowl with two small rim chips and with a hairline crack and glaze crazing.
A SET OF THIRTEEN CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DISHES, TONGZHI MARK AND OF THE PERIOD. Late Qing dynasty dishes decorated with butterflies and floral sprays. Each with six character seal mark of Tongzhi to base. 18.5cm diam. (13) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.Two with 2 cm hairline to rim. One with 1 cm hairline. One with 3 cm hairline and a second smaller hairline next to it.One with two chips to rim, the largest is 2 cm wide. Two with one chip. Another with slight chip to rim.Minor frits to note.No repair or restoration.
A GROUP OF STRAITS CHINESE NYONYA BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19 CENTURY. Twenty four in total to include dishes and cups, decorated with sweet pea motif. Seal marks to base. Two cups with 'Ruo Shen zhen cang' marks. Largest dish 15cm. (24) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.One dish with 3cm hairline at rim. One dish with fine 1.5 cm hairline. One dish has a small chip to rim. One with two small chips to rim and firing fault.Two cups have each one small rim chip.Minor fritting to note. No repair or restoration.
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.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN CUPS AND BOWLS, 20TH CENTURY. Comprising four famille rose cups decorated with ladies in various scenes with inscription, three with red seal marks to base; Together with four coral red ground bowls with gilt decoration of bird, floral sprays and auspicious characters, each with marks to base. Bowls approx. 11.5cm diam. (8) Good overall condition with no signs of damage or repairs.
TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE DISHES, 18TH-19TH CENTURY, seal marks. The first painted with crabs alternating with scrolling seaweed/foliage, within Key pattern rim, the second with birds perched on a flowering tree and on a table, enriched in brown hatching, 25cm diam. (2) The bird dish with a hairline crack to rim. Both with some very light wear to glaze and minor footrim chipping.
FIVE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DISHES, TONGZHI MARK AND OF THE PERIOD. Late Qing dynasty bowls decorated with butterflies and floral sprays. Each with six character seal mark of Tongzhi to base. 15cm - 16cm diam. (5) Provenance: From the estate of a prominent Peranakan family, Khoo Sian Ewe (1886 - 1964), thence by descent.One with 4 cm hairline to rim. One with 6 cm hairline to rim.No repair or restoration.
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.
A Chinese porcelain clair de lune bottle vase, of square section with tapering neck and stylized dragon handles. Six character Yongzheng seal mark to base, and possibly of the period (1723 - 1735), 27cm high. Provenance: The John and Margaret Rankine Collection. Accompanied by a copy of the purchase receipt from Spink and Son Ltd. 31st January 1959, when described at that time as a square porcelain tapering vase to the foot and the neck with two openwork dragon handles, the whole covered with a pale lavender glaze. Young-Cheng, 1722-1755 with a purchase price of £60 and noted that there was an insurance policy taken out for the period of the 5th January 1959 to the 4th January 1960 at the price of one guinea.
A Chinese celadon jade and blue agate necklace, the pendant of shaped oval form, carved in low relief with lingzhi on one side, a seal script to reverse, beneath ruyi-shaped clouds suspended on a knotted silk cord with carved interlinking jade rings and blue agate beads, pendant 58 x 50mm, 65g, (cord frayed).
Indian niello metal box with oval plaque of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan, 10 x 7.5cm; Chinese reverse painted glass snuff bottle, ginger jar with cover, other Chinese ceramics, cinnabar lacquer box, 7 wooden stands, and other items. (a lot)Condition: Celadon deity - Head broken off at shoulders & repaired.Ginger jar - cover cracked, foot rim chip.Blue and white saucer - chip with hairline crack, glaze defects.Cup with cover and stand - goodSnuff bottle - blister to neckHardstone seal - chipsElephant - trunk lossSmaller jar with cover - cover chipped and cracked, body rim chip.Cinnabar - seems goodCreature on perspex stand - one missing?Niello box - seems good
Six pieces of 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain pieces. The lot to include a blue and white rice grain design saucer decorated with longevity and bat roundel in the centre, four character Kangxi marked to the base, a saucer decorated with bamboo, a shiwan ware tea cup with abstract design, a small blue and white footed dish with floral design, a seal box cover decorated with peony and foliage, futher a blue and white celadon glazed dragon and tiger saucer.Largest measures approx. 10.5cm diameter.
A CHINESE SOAPSTONE 'MYTHICAL BEASTS' SEAL attributable to Yang Yuxuan, Qing dynasty, the three beasts carved with bulbous eyes and snarling, painted with black details to the eyes and hair, with finely detailed coats, incised cloud motifs and raised spines, bearing the seal mark to the base, 6cm high x 3.2cm squareProvenance: A private collection Oxford, curated over fifty years. Note: The seal reputedly races to 'Wang Daxun', a cleric in the imperial court of Kangxi.
A CHINESE PORCELAIN BALUSTER VASEbearing a four character Qianlong mark to the base, 20th century, decorated with birds amongst peonies and inscribed to the shoulder, 11.5cm high; together with another similar vase, similarly decorated with birds amongst peonies, 13.5cm high; a blue and white vase, 11.5cm high; two 'eggshell' porcelain vases, 9cm and 8cm high; and a tea bowl, bearing a six character Jiaqing seal mark to the base, 20th century, decorated with figures and horses, 6cm high (6)
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