Moore Allen & Innocent
Lot 159
A pair of Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma ware vases decorated with blossom on a blue ground with butterflies, bears indistinct three character mark to base, 32 cm high together witha Chinese specked brown/bronze glazed terracotta pot or jardiniere, the main body decorated with four panels of fish raised on four fluted feet, 15.3 cm diameter x 12 cm high and a collection of various Chinese and Japanese pottery and porcelain including a 19th Century enamel glazed Yixing tea pot decorated with panels of floral sprays on a mottled green ground bearing seal mark to base (very damaged), a Chinese famille rose cylindrical pot decorated with panels of birds amongst blossom, a smaller famille rose barrel shaped pot decorated with panels of birds amongst blossom and figures (both pots with no lids), Chinese glazed pottery figure of a goose, Chinese cream glazed pottery figure of a rabbit, Chinese famille noire vase decorated with exotic fish amongst seaweed, a Chinese Imari fruit bowl decorated with lion and ball in a landscape, Chinese glazed octagonal dish, three modern Chinese famille rose vase table lamps, two small 19th Century Chinese enamelled tea bowls (very damaged), three Chinese famille rose glazed figures of seated figures, another larger figural place name or menu holder, Chinese cloisonné rectangular box, Japanese Maruhon ware pottery grape and vine relief work pot and cover, Imari ribbed vase, Satuma floral decorated tea cup, Satsuma miniature vase decorated with cranes amongst clouds, Japanese kutani oxide red and gilt decorated miniature tea pot and cover with matching side plate CONDITION REPORTS Chinese terracotta pot: Firing faults throughout. Some light surface scratching. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for further detail.