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A Chinese porcelain wrist rest decorated with dragons chasing a flaming pearl, impressed seal mark to the underside, 23cm wide.Condition ReportGood condition with no damage or repair

A Chinese blue & white vase decorated with bamboo and foliage on a terrace, blue seal mark to the underside, on a hardwood stand, 29cms high.Condition ReportGood condition with no damage or repair

A Chinese squat vase decorated with temple lions and lion mask handles, blue seal mark to the underside, 8.5cms high.Condition ReportGood condition with no damage or repair

A pair of Chinese blue & white dishes decorated with phoenix amongst clouds, blue seal mark to the underside, 16cms diameter (2).

A Chinese blanc de chine figure depicting a recumbent Guanyin, with impressed seal mark to the back, 28cms wide.Condition ReportThere is a chip to one of the citrus fingers and a chip to the underside of the drapery to the right hand side, otherwise good condition.

A 19th century Chinese ink and wash landscape on silk, with the artist's seal and calligraphic characters to the upper right. Framed and glazed. H.38 W.43cm.

NEUN CHINESISCHE / TIBETISCHE SIEGELSTEMPEL, 20. Jh., u. a. geschnitzter Speckstein, Bronze, versilbertes Metall und Wurzelholz. H: 2,8-11 cm. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.| NINE CHINESE / TIBETAN SEAL STAMPS, 20th century, including carved soapstone, bronze, silver-plated metal and root wood. H: 2.8-11 cm. Signs of age and wear.

A Late 19th Century Chinese Relief Moulded Vase, Decorated with Dragons, Figures and Clouds. Impressed Kangxi Seal Marks to Base. Approx Height 14 Inches.

Group of Four Chinese Porcelain Items: Blue and White Teacup, Dish, and Famille Rose Saucers, with Seal Marks Underside, 19th–20th CenturyBiggest dish 16 cm diameter;Teacup 9.5 cm diametertwo remaining saucers 10.5 and 7.5 cm diametersSome cracks, chips, and hairlines on the two smallest saucers and the tea bowl (please refer to the photos). Plate is in good condition.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

Chinese Blue and White Dish, Jiajing Seal Mark16th–17th Century17 cm in diameterGood condition, normal wear and tear.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

Chinese Incised Yellow-Glazed Bowl, Guangxu Seal Mark12,2 cm in diameter6,2 cm highGood condition, normal wear and tear.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

Chinese Guan-Type Handled Vase, Qianlong Seal Mark23 cm highGood condition.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

Chinese Famille Rose Bowl, Daoguang Seal Mark and of the Period6 cm high14.5 cm total diameterGood condition.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

Chinese Yellow-Ground Famille Rose Dish, Guangxu Seal Mark28 cm in diameter;5,6 cm highGood condition, normal wear and tear.*Condition reports are a general guide and may not cover all faults or restorations. Wozniak & Wayne acts in good faith but advises buyers to seek independent advice before bidding.

A CHINESE BAMBOO BRUSH POT C.1900,15cm high; a small soapstone seal 5.25cm high; and a Chinese hediao nut carved with monkey group, 3cm long (3)

A SMALL CHINESE CARVED JADE SEAL. 1cm square.

A Chinese Porcelain Blue Glazed Multi-Stem Tulip Vase.A blue-glazed Chinese porcelain tulip vase featuring an elegant design with multiple tubular necks rising from a rounded base. The vase exhibits a smooth, glossy glaze in a soft blue tone. The base bears a square seal mark possibly indicating the period or origin of the piece.H: Approximately 20cmProvenance: Private UK collection.

A Chinese Libation Cup with Dragon Motifs, and Character Marks to the Base.A Chinese horn libation cup, featuring a flared rim adorned with intricate dragon motifs that encircle the upper portion of the vessel. The body is decorated with detailed swirling patterns and raised relief designs. The cup is supported by a subtly tiered base, and the underside bears an engraved square seal ,possibly indicating the period or origin of the piece.H: Approximately 10.5cmProvenance: Private W London Collection.

A Chinese Famille Rose Yellow Ground Dragon Bowl with 4 Character Marks to the Base.This Chinese porcelain bowl features a vibrant yellow ground, adorned with intricate designs of a dragon and delicate floral motifs. The central dragon, depicted in vibrant orange and accented with clouds and floral elements, symbolizes power and good fortune. The rich details of the floral decorations complement the dragon's majestic presence, while the border at the rim is decorated with a classical Greek key pattern, further enhancing the aesthetic. The base is marked with a character seal, possibly indicating the period or origin of the piece.H: Approximately 7.4cmD: Approximately 15.5cmProvenance: Private W London Collection

A Chinese Porcelain "Dragon" Dish with 4 Character Marks to the Base. A circular Chinese porcelain dish featuring a vibrant red design of two intricate dragons chasing a flaming pearl among stylized clouds. The dish is bordered by a complementary pattern of swirling motifs. The underside displays bat designs with a central blue square seal mark, possibly indicating the period or origin of the piece.D: Approximately 22.5cmProvenance: Private UK collection.

A pair of famille rose Chinese vases, both with script and red seal marks to body and base, 23 cm, and another of four courtly ladies with script and red seal marks to body and base, (3). One of the vases with birds has a number of cracks.  The other bird vase is in good condition with general wear and tear commensurate with age and use.  The vase with women in a garden has a crack to the rim and inside neck and one to base.  Please inspect the additional photos. 

A similar pair of Chinese pots depicting figures in garden and two fishing, pierced necks and blue seal marks to base, 14 cm, another showing figures relaxing in garden, also a famille jaune tea pot and jar, (5). One of the pots has an error to the collar decoration.  One of the tops has loses and both other pots have a few minor firing faults.  The teapot has a crack to the handle and other possible repairs. Please see further photos. 

A collection of Chinese vases and jars, some with winter scenes , others with text, all with red seal marks to base, largest, 18 cm. The vases are in good overall condition with general wear and tear commensurate with age and use.  One lid has chip to rim and another has lost its knop.  The larger winter scene pot has to hairline cracks.  Please see additional photos. 

A Chinese lantern with birds on branches and a mythical beast, two red seal marks, 19 cm.  In good overall condition with general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. There is a small chip, and possible second, to the inside rim and there are numerous firing faults.  Please see additional photos. 

A Chinese bronze censer of compressed globular form with lobed loop and ring handles and a cast apocryphal Xuande seal mark in a rectangular cartouche to the base, on a carved hardwood base. H.12 W.21cm. Weight 3.25kg

A Chinese blanc de chine standing figure possibly of an Emperor holding fruit and dressed in flowing robes, impress double gourd and seal mark tot he reverse, 32cm high

A Chinese blanc de chine figure depicting sleeping gentleman on a large leaf, his head resting on a mythological beast, impressed seal mark, 25cm long

A 20th century Chinese figure of an opium smoker, maker’s seal to reverse and inscribed to interior base, 25cm. Condition - good

A 19th century Chinese elm scholar's seal cabinet with key, 31cm high. Condition - fair

CIGARS, One Box containing 18 x COHIBA SIGLO DE ORO Linea 1492 Aniversario 30 'Exitosos' Vitola (54 ring gauge x 115mm length) a limited edition boite nature 'Book' no. 16626/18888 to commemorate the Chinese Lunar New Year 2023 'The Year of the Rabbit, inner box seal opened in velvet pouch, outer box seal broken, the cigars have previously been kept in a Humidor and are in good condition

A Chinese pottery egg-shaped Xun Ocarina flute musical instrument, incised decoration of a piglet and foliage, impressed seal mark to base 7cm

A Modern Chinese eggshell porcelain 'Millefiori famille rose' design vase 37cm with material covered and padded box, a smaller similar shaped vase decorated with female figures in a garden setting, seal mark to base with material covered and padded box, a moulded plastic vase stand with hexagonal platform and a circular lacquered papier mache box with sectioned interior, the cover decorated with river landscape with pagoda.

Collection of small bygones to include Dean of London Tape Measure, Vintage Negative Album, Chinese Seal etc.

A Chinese Brass/ Bronze Censor and Stand. The bulbous body cast with scroll handles and on tripod legs, seal mark. Comes with stand- missing leg. [5cm high- without stand]

A Chinese procelain bowl, Qing dynasty enamelled with five bats symbolic of the five blessings, amongst peaches and a wading bird standing on rockwork blue seal mark to base qianlong or later (hairline to rim) 18cm diameter18cms diameterhairline to rim

20th C. Chinese Xinjiang school. Attributed to Huang Zhou 1925-1997. Uyghur women at the bazaar. Ink and colour on paper, seal mark lower left. 31.5 x 23 cm

A Chinese carved stone seal with relief carved entwined dragons above a mountainous landscape with horse.

A 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 Chinese Celadon Vase, moulded with stylized guinea fowl, impressed seal, 30cm high, together with a garniture of three Chinese porcelain crackle glazed baluster vases, painted in underglaze blue and with bronze effect mouldings and a cinnabar box (one tray)Celadon vase - crazed. Some small chips around the foot. No cracks or repair. No repair or major chips to the crackle glazed vases.Boxes with notable losses to the enamel.

A Chinese porcelain plate with blue dragon decoration - six character seal mark to base

A pair of Chinese brass lidded vases, with twin elephant lug handles, engraved with foo dogs, birds and character marks, seal mark to base, 18cmH

A 20th century Chinese export ware fine porcelain bowl with seal mark to base, decorated with bird and blossom design with script, in box, approx. 7 inch diameter x 2.7 inch, in box. 

Chinese Famille Rose vase decorated with figures blossom tree and butterflies, red seal mark to base, H 25.5cm. Together with a saucer enamelled with birds, flowers and foliage,  the outside painted with bats. Red seal mark to base. Diameter 14cm.

A Chinese finely detailed Porcelain Figurine of an Old Man with a walking stick (broken) in his right hand, seated on a log with a vase on a stump, internal seal mark with scripture, H18cm

A Chinese porcelain finely detailed figurine of an old man sitting on a tree stump by a duck (the head missing). Inside seal mark with scripture,H17cm.

A Chinese cast bronze scholars seal, 5.5 x 5.5 x 6cm.

Associated with power and respect, the tiger is beautifully crafted in Silver Shade crystal with Moroda Sahara crystal eyes. The tiger is on a clear crystal base that features the zodiac name in English and Chinese seal script. Swarovski swan marked. This item has its original box: 6"L x 6"W x 3.75"H. Artist: W Qian and Z Shao FeiIssued: 2009-2017Dimensions: 3.5"L x 2.75"W x 3"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

LARGE CHINESE BRONZE CENSER, 17th / 18th C., rim with raised loop handles above compressed bombe body raised on three legs, base with cast 6-character mark in square seal script, 13.5 (h) x 22cms (diam.), 4.65kgProvenance: private collection Vale of GlamorganComment: overall good, retaining original patina.

CHINESE RETICULATED 'EIGHTEEN LUOHAN' FAMILLE VERTE VASE, enamelled on the biscuit body with the Eighteen Luohan amid clouds, moulded 6-character Qianlong seal mark, 44cms (h)Provenance: 1930s Hong Kong; thence by descent to private collection CardiffComments: hairline cracks to neck

A Chinese Famille Rose square ceramic scholar's brush pot with polychrome decoration to each side with a Daoguang seal mark to base, ht. 8cm.

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).

Chinese saucer dish with figures and horses in outdoor scene, blue seal mark, 17.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose 'flower ball' globular water pot painted in polychrome enamels with scattered floral roundels, the base with six-character Qianlong seal mark in underglaze blue but post Qing dynasty, 10 cm high to/w a pair of Chinese famille rose peach form boxes with covers, 6 cm high (3)

A 19th century Chinese baluster vase applied with guardian lions, the neck painted in underglaze blue with a pair of phoenix amongst stylised clouds, jianding wax export seal to base, late Qing dynasty, 42 cm high  Small irregularity within glaze of rim, some splits in the glaze and pinholing, other small imperfections and handling wear

MAGNIFIQUE ET TRÈS RARE GRAND VASE BALUSTRE EN PORCELAINE DE LA FAMILLE ROSEMarque à six caractères en cachet en rouge de cuivre et époque Qianlong (1736-1795)A MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE LARGE FAMILLE ROSE 'DRAGON' VASEQianlong six-character seal mark in iron-red and of the period Raised on a high, splayed foot, the rounded ovoid body rising to gently rounded shoulders and a tall cylindrical neck surmounted by an compressed bulbous mouth and lipped rim, the neck set with a pair of elaborated pierced dragon handles painted in iron-red with gold detailing, finely painted around the body with two five-clawed dragons striding amidst clusters of multi-coloured clouds, the larger dragon brilliantly painted in iron-red five-clawed dragon in iron red, its long curly whiskers issuing from either side of its flared snout, crowned by a pair of prominent long horns protruding from its green-enamelled mane, its powerful coiling body covered in red scales, confronting the smaller dragon depicted in tones of vivid rose pink gazing submissively up towards the larger dragon, painted around the neck in vibrant enamels with luscious lotus flowers below bats amidst scrolling foliage and flower sprays, all against a bright turquoise ground, the foot and lower part of the body similarly decorated, the turquoise-glazed base inscribed with a six-character seal mark in iron-red. 54 cm (21 1/4 in) highFootnotes:PROPERTY FROM A LONDON ESTATE倫敦私人遺產清乾隆 粉彩雲紋「蒼龍教子」雙螭耳瓶 礬紅「大清乾隆年製」篆書款Provenance:Collection of William Dederich (1872-1926), Kingswood House, Dulwich, London.Thence by direct descent in the family.來源William Dederich（1872-1926）珍藏，Kingswood House，達利奇，倫敦後經家族流傳至今This impressive vase is a masterpiece made in the imperial kilns at Jingdezhen in Jiangxi province under the Qianlong emperor. It is a successful combination of colour and composition, and must have been a challenging project for the skilled artists in the Jingdezhen workshops who designed and painted the design. The striking combination of rose pink-enamel and iron-red in the decoration of this vase is very rare and only one other companion piece to this vase is known. On a vase of identical form, size and design, also inscribed with a Qianlong iron-red six-character seal mark, the iron-red and pink dragons are arranged the opposite way, the designs on both vases perfectly mirroring each other. The present vase is therefore the pair to the vase sold in Bonhams Hong Kong, 28 November 2011, lot 457 (Fig. 1). Both vases are decorated with a continuous design of two striding dragons of different size and colour. By the Qianlong period, the painters in the Jingdezhen workshops were highly accomplished in rendering superb five-clawed dragons. The larger dragon above with a powerful body and head subtly painted in different washes of iron red accentuated with stippled details and fine lines. His eyes, fangs and claws are picked out in white enamel and his mane in a vivid green enamel, contrasting with his vibrant-coloured body. The use of deep iron-red for the large dragon adds boldness and power to the design when comparing it to the soft pink enamel employed for the smaller, more diminutive dragon that faces him striding below. His body is depicted in delicate shades of rose-pink accentuated with a puce-coloured spine. As on the larger dragon, his eyes, eyebrows, fangs and claws are highlighted in white enamel. Their colourful bodies contrast sharply against the white body of the vase scattered with delicate wisps of swirling multi-coloured clouds.In the decorative repertoire of art, depictions of a larger powerful dragon accompanied by a smaller, more sinuous dragon, usually facing each other, convey the message of 'the old dragon teaching his son' canglong jiaozi recorded in the Sanzi jing [Three Character Classics] attributed to Wang Yinglin (1223-1296), a traditional text for teaching children Confucian doctrines of importance on education, filial piety, proper family relations and correct moral behaviour. We can assume that the two dragons on this vase allude to the theme of succession of imperial power and handing down knowledge from father to son, most likely alluding to the figures of Qianlong and his son, Prince Yongyan, the future Jiaqing Emperor. The distinctively different treatment and positioning of the two dragons on this vase underline their hierarchical relationship, with the larger iron-red dragon representing authority and the smaller, pink-enamelled dragon demonstrating respectful submission.As mentioned above, this magnificent vase is the pair to a vase sold in Bonhams Hong Kong, 28 November 2011, lot 457. The size of these two vases and the subject are both rare and very few porcelain vases made during the Qianlong reign match these two. On a visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, in 1990, the owner of the present lot saw another vase displayed in the galleries and noted the similarities. In fact, she saw a famille rose vase of the same size, shape and colour scheme but decorated with one hundred boys at play around the body (Henry L.Florence Bequest, accession no. C.1196-1917) (Fig. 2). A slightly larger famille rose vase also decorated with two large dragons around the body, from the Buchanan-Jardine Collection, was included in the 1935 London Chinese art exhibition and published in Catalogue of the International Exhibition of Chinese Art, London, 1935-36, cat.no. 2178 and p. 186. The same subject appears on a slightly slightly smaller tianqiuping vase on a turquoise ground, sold in Sotheby's Hong Kong, 3 April 2019, lot 3614.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a reduced rate of 5.5% on the hammer price and the prevailing rate on buyer's premium if the item remains in EU. TVA sur les objets importés à un taux réduit de 5.5% sur le prix d'adjudication et un taux en vigueur sur la prime d'achat dans le cas où l'objet reste dans l'Union Européenne.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

RARE ASSIETTE EN PORCELAINE DE LA FAMILLE ROSEMarque et époque Qianlong (1736-1795)A VERY RARE FAMILLE ROSE RUBY-BACK 'BUTTERFLY AND FLOWERS' SAUCER DISH Qianlong six-character seal mark and of the periodFinely painted in bright enamels with a cluster of small flowers nestling amongst leaves, two butterflies in flight depicted in shades of grisaille with finely stippled and shaded wings and naturalistic legs, feelers and bodies, the reverse enamelled in a vibrant ruby-red of crushed-raspberry tone, the base with a six-character seal mark in underglaze blue. 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in) diam.Footnotes:清乾隆 外胭脂紅釉內粉彩蝶戀花紋盤 「大清乾隆年製」款Provenance:Acquired from Bernheimer, Munich, 22 April 1980Collection of Christian von Reitzenstein.來源於1980年4月22日得自慕尼黑BernheimerChristian von Reitzenstein珍藏The colour of the pink enamel on the back of this dish was originally introduced under the Kangxi emperor (1662-1722) when the artisans in the imperial workshops making glass and enamel wares succeeded in creating the colour rose pink copying the recipe employed by European artisans which involved a mixture of fine gold particles, stannous and stannic chlorides with alkali and tin. Chinese artisans perfected pink enamel by grinding ruby glass and dispersing it in a clear, colourless enamel making it easier to apply the enamel evenly on a surface and achieving an even tone in the firing. Few ruby-glazed and ruby-backed dishes and cups made under the Kangxi emperor survive, and the pink colour and glaze was perfected under the Yongzheng emperor (1722-1735) quickly gaining in popularity.Ruby-backed porcelains with Qianlong marks are rare. It appears that only one other ruby-backed famille rose dish decorated with a European subject and inscribed with a Qianlong seal mark is known, formerly in the collection of E.T.Chow, sold Christie's Hong Kong, 31 May 2017, lot 3029.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Chinese glazed earthenware pillow, modelled as a female figure lying on her side, impressed seal mark to base, length 22cm.

Chinese School, 19th century, a large ink and colour on paper, depicting the Daoist immortal Magu and a deer, the figures standing beneath a pine tree, ten character inscription written by Zichen?, and two seal marks upper left, 180.5cm x 94cm, some damage. Condition - fair

A collection of Chinese items to include,a Yixing teapot with seal mark (20cms wide x 10cms deep x 12cms high), a porcelain snuff bottle with character marks to the underside, an early 20th century cloisonne case and cover (13.5cms wide x 17cms high), a peach ground shallow footed bowl with enamelled decoration and a seal mark to the underside (9.5cms diameter x 3.5cms high), and a small cloisonne bowl and cover. Five items in total. Estimate £30-50.

A large 20th century Chinese noir ground "Millefleurs" shallow bowl, seal mark to the underside, complete with stand (33cms top rim diameter x 6.5cms high), together with a Chinese hardwood circular glass panel table screen (18cms wide x 8cms deep x 29cms high). Estimate £20-40.