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A Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Miniature Vase, decorated in Imari pattern 1775, of tapered octagonal form with beadwork rim, printed mark, date code for 1925, 6.5cm high; two Royal Crown Derby Pin Trays, decorated in Imari pattern 1128, 9 x 7.5cm and a Royal Crown Derby exotic bird plate in dark blue and gilt, 21cm diameter. (4)
A Chinese Porcelain Circular Bowl, painted in the Imari palette with phoenix and chrysanthemums, 17.5cm diameter (A/f); Another, with trailing flowers and foliage, six character mark to base, 13cm diameter and another decorated in a brown glaze and moulded with cranes and flowering trees, 16cm diameter. (3)
ROYAL CROWN DERBY; three porcelain Imari decorated paperweights, one of a nesting hen with gold stopper, a tortoise and a nesting pheasant (lacking stoppers), a lidded two handled cup, pattern 2451, height 9cm, handle to handle 16cm, and an 1128 Imari decorated plate, marked as seconds to the reverse, diameter 27cm (5).
A large 18th century Japanese Imari porcelain wall hanging charger (af), diameter 39cm, a Ming style blue and white stoneware ginger jar (lacking cover), height 15.5cm, a pair of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain teacups, three blue glazed Chinese style onion type vases, height 15.5cm, a small blue and white vase, height 8.5cm, a bowl and a further plate (10).
A collection of Chinese ceramics, to include Famille rose meat plate of oval form with hand painted foliate decoration,26cm widetogether with a pair of cloisonné vases, 15cm highpair of green glazed vases with flowerhead detail (1.A.F.) 10.5cm highan Imari bowl 20cm diameterand a famille rose cylindrical vase10cm high(7)Condition Reportbroken rim to the neck to one of the green vasescrack to famille rose vase (brush pot), with glued repair- some loss.Surface scratches to the cloisonne vases. cracks and repairs to the meat plate. Rubbing to the decoration of the bowl.
A Chinese Imari-style charger, Kangxi (1662-1722), of circular form, painted with blossoming trees in a garden in iron-red and blue, 35.8cm diameterProvenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin.Condition ReportRestored to rim. Some enamel and gilt losses. Burst glaze bubbles in various locations.
A beautifully crafted Royal Crown Derby plate in the striking 1128 pattern, featuring intricate detailing in cobalt blue, red, and gold. Made from fine English bone china, the plate showcases a scalloped edge and ornate design typical of the Imari style. The backstamp includes the Royal Crown Derby mark and the code XLI, indicating its production year. This collectible piece is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks. A stunning addition to any porcelain collection. Dimensions: Diameter: 21.5 cm
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)
Two pieces of Japanese Imari decorated porcelain, early 20th century - 1. a bowl, the exterior enamelled with eight figural reserves divided by iron-red and gilt foliate panels, above a band of blue and white lappets, the interior with a central circular and six smaller shaped reserves with figures and birds, on a conforming iron red foliate ground, underglaze blue seal mark to base, 16 cm diameter, 6.4 cm high; 2. a charger, painted with a central spray of peonies within abroad iron-red foliate border with four shaped reserves painted with birds and flowers, iron red six character mark to base, 35 cm diameter, central decoration worn.
Eight pieces of Chinese famille rose and Imari decorated export porcelain - 19th century, comprising an Imari teapot (chip to spout, glaze chips to finial), 12.75cm high; an Imari decorated beaker, 7.25cm high (small rim chip and hairline); two small sugar or slop bowls, the larger 11cm diameter (one with hairline); and four tea bowls, three with figural decoration, the largest 8.7cm diameter (one with hairline, the others good). (8)
A small group of 19th and early 20th century Imari Derby-style china - including a Cauldon tea cup and saucer, pattern no 2614; a very closely matched 2614 tea plate (no maker's mark); and a similar 2614 Imari decorated coffee cup and saucer (unmarked); together with an EPNS twin-handled sucrier and lidded drum mustard; and a silver mounted nail buffer and hair brush (both a/f).
A small collection of late 19th and 20th century porcelain figures - including two fairings; a novelty porcelain boots and bootjack match holder with striker, 5.25cm high; a pair of husband and wife match holder and striker figures (one a/f), 14.5cm high; and four others; together with a mid-19th century 'Stone China' stoneware Imari style soup bowl; and a Burslem earthenware teapot (glaze crazing).
Ten 19th century English porcelain tea cups and coffee cans in the Imari palette - each with its matching saucer, including examples by Spode, Derby and Derby, Stevenson & Hancock, plus a single Spode 1409 pattern Bute coffee can.* The Spode 2693 coffee cup has a tiny rim chip. The small Derby, Stevenson & Hancock teacup has a glued break to the rim, with a small piece missing. The Derby coffee can and saucer has glaze crazing throughout, with a consequent patch of glaze discolouration to the underside of the saucer. The other pieces in good condition, with no chips or cracks, a little gilt wear.
A pair of Japanese Imari porcelain jars - late 19th century, lobed ovoid form with domed covers with fo dog finials (one original, one matched), the jars and coverd decorated with floral reserves on a conforming floral decorated ground, above an underglaze blue lappet border, 28cm high, both covers with a chip to edge, firing crack to rim on one jar.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN DISHES, 18TH CENTURY. Each different to include a rarely seen octagonal dish decorated with a figure of a lady punting in front of a mosque; A rooster decorated dish; A phoenix decorated dish; Together with a Chinese Imari decorated dish. Approx. 22cm diam. (4) Provenance: Property of a Sussex gentleman Octagonal dish with minor chips to rim, with no cracks or repairs. Rooster dish with staple repaired section. Phoenix dish with two piece repaired section to edge. Imari dish with 6cm hairline to rim.
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