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A Chinese Kangxi period baluster vase and cover, decorated in blue and white blossoming prunus; a similar ginger jar (2)

9½" CHINESE KANGXI STYLE PORCELAIN VASE WITH 4 MARKS ON BASE

Collection of Chinese porcelain to include a shouldered tapering vase with prunus decoration on a blue wash ground, four-character Kangxi mark to base, 31cm high (damaged), a Canton porcelain shouldered tapering vase with spray of chrysanthemum and other flowers in two panels on a pale blue and lotus blossom ground, 26cm high, a Chinese porcelain ginger jar, ovoid and painted in underglaze blue with flowering branches and flying birds, lidded, 19cm high (damaged), two various blue and white vases and a small vase with everted wavy rim, 12cm high (6) (damage throughout) Condition ReportNo visible damage to the Chrysanthemum vase. Damage to small vase piece broken off and tapped. Damage to the four other items. Please see attached images.

A Vungtau Cargo shipwreck porcelain bowl in underglaze blue with crustaceans attached, Kangxi period, with Christie's Vungtau label attached underneath, diameter: 14.2 cm together with three photocopied articles on the Vungtau shipwreck.

A Chinese wucai tea bowl and saucer, Kangxi (1662-1722), the interior painted with peony next to a pierced rock, surrounded by florets in shaped panels, tea bowl 8.4cm diametersaucer 13cm diameter (2)Condition ReportTea bowl - restored to rim and foot rim. A 4cm hairline crack to rim. A small chip to foot rim.Saucer - minute chips to rim and foot rim. Cracked and restored to rim in various locations.

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.

Type: Chinese Famille Verte Fish Bowl or Jardiniere Dimensions: 20 cm height, 26 cm diameter at the top Design Details: This piece is richly decorated with intricate hand-painted patterns in the Famille Verte style, featuring a phoenix in flight surrounded by lush florals and foliage. The colorful palette includes greens, pinks, yellows, and blues, characteristic of the Famille Verte tradition, which emphasizes detailed enamel painting over a white porcelain base. Symbolism: The phoenix is a symbol of grace, virtue, and renewal in Chinese culture, while the floral motifs add to the sense of prosperity and beauty. Style: Famille Verte porcelain originated during the Qing Dynasty, particularly under the Kangxi reign (1661–1722). The style is recognizable for its green-dominant color palette and detailed narrative or naturalistic imagery. This piece is likely a 20th-century interpretation of this iconic design. Markings: The underside bears red Chinese character markings, possibly indicative of a 20th-century workshop or reproduction inspired by earlier Qing-era designs. This elegant fish bowl or jardiniere, with its vivid colors and cultural symbolism, is ideal for collectors of Oriental porcelain or as a decorative statement piece in both modern and traditional interiors.

14 antique pieces in Chinese porcelain with a blue-white decor amongst which some from the KangXi period Lot (14) antiek Chinees porselein met blauwwit decors waaronder enkele stukken uit de Kang Hsi-periode

series of six Chinese KangXi period plates in porcelain with cobalt-blue glaze Reeks van zes Chinese Kang Hsi-schalen in porselein met kobaltblauwe glazuur - diameters van 26 tot 28,5 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

series of six 17th/18th Cent. octagonal KangXi plates in porcelain with a Famille Verte garden decor with birdsReeks van zes zeventiende/achttiende eeuwse octogonale Kang Hsi-borden in porselein met een Famille Verte-decor met vogels in tuin - diameter : 25,5 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

series of nine Chinese KangXi period plates in porcelain with cobalt-blue glaze with a letter of Christies' dd 1983Reeks van negen Chinese Kang Hsi-schalen in porselein met kobaltblauwe glazuur - diameters van 22,5 tot 28,5 cm met schrijven van Christies' dd 1983 prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

series of six Chinese KangXi period plates in porcelain with cobalt-blue glaze Reeks van zes Chinese Kang Hsi-schalen in porselein met kobaltblauwe glazuur - diameters van 24,5 tot 29 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

two pieces of 18th Cent. Chinese porcelain : a small KangXi vase with Famille Verte decor and a lidded jug with 'Famille Rose' decorLot (2) achttiende eeuws Chinees porselein met een Kang Hsi-vaasje met Famille Verte-decor en een gedekseld kannetje met Famille Rose-decor - hoogtes : 12,5 en 13,2 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

series of six Chinese KangXi period plates in porcelain with cobalt-blue glaze Reeks van zes Chinese Kang Hsi-schalen in porselein met kobaltblauwe glazuur - diameters : 27,5 tot 28,5 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

pair of 17th/18th Cent. Chinese KangXi sets of cup and saucer in marked porcelain with a Famille Verte decorPaar zeventiende/achttiende eeuwse Chinese Kang Hsi-sets van tas en ondertas in gemerkt porselein met een Famille Verte-decor prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

series of six Chinese KangXi period plates in porcelain with cobalt-blue glaze Reeks van zes Chinese Kang Hsi-schalen in porselein met kobaltblauwe glazuur - diameter van 26,5 tot 30 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

17th/18th Cent. hexagonal Chinese KangXi period plate in marked porcelain with a Famille Verte decor with peachZeventiende/achttiende eeuws zeshoekig Chinees Kang Hsi-bord in gemerkt porselein met een Famille Verte-decor met perzik - diameter : 17,5 cm prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

Familie verte Teller, China, Porzellan, blaue Doppelring und Sechszeichen Kangxi Marke am Boden, figürliche Szene, Dm.: 42 cm. Guter, altersbedingter Zustand.

Gu Vase, China, Exportporzellan, Vierzeichen Kangxi Marke, Landschaft und figürliche Szene, H.: 54,5 cm. Guter, altersbedingter Zustand.

Huluping Celadonvase, China, Porzellan, Jiajing Sechs-Zeichen-Marke, Kangxi, mit Blumen und Blattdekoration, H.: 42 cm. Guter, altersgemäßer Zustand.

Pair of 19th/ early 20th century Chinese blue and white vases and covers, each of baluster form, painted in underglaze blue with peacocks stood on a rocky base amid blossoming peony and prunus flowers, the covers with dogs of fo finials, four character Kangxi marks beneath, H33cm

A CHINESE KANGXI (1661-1722) BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN CIRCULAR DISH, Lingzhi fungus mark within double concentric line, painted with peony and foliage to the centre within lappet-shaped fluted border painted with flowers and leaves, 21cm diam. Overall in good order. Very minor wear and scratching to glaze.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, EARLY 18TH CENTURY. Cylindrical body on gently everted foot with fluted rim. Finely painted in rich cobalt blue depicting the four seasons flowers above butterflies and leafy scrolls. Kangxi period (1662-1722), 23cm tall. Signs of repair to the rim with overpaint decoration around the edge. A faint 8cm hairline in the body. 

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 PAIR OF CHINESE KANGXI (1662-1722) CAFE-AU-LAIT GROUND SHIPWRECK TEABOWLS AND SAUCERS. Each painted with an exotic longtailed bird perched on rockwork amongst flower shrubs, within shaped rims decorated with lappet-shaped panels painted with figures on boats and flowers (2) Each with extensive wear to glaze, with an overall matt appearance, particularly noticeable to brown ground. Teabowl with a short firing crack to rim, the other with small rim chip.

A GROUP OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DOLL'S HOUSE MINIATURE PORCELAIN VASES, EARLY 18TH CENTURY. Seven vases of various forms decorated with Long Eliza and floral sprays. Kangxi period (1662-1722). Approx. 4cm - 6cm tall. (7) Provenance: Property of a Sussex gentleman Two with slight chips to rim. The rest in good order with no signs of damage or repairs.

A CHINESE PORCELAIN KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722) BLUE AND WHITE OVIFORM JAR, A BALUSTER PRUNUS CRACKED ICE GROUND VASE, A 19TH CENTURY FLUTED BLUE AND WHITE VASE, A CELADON GROUND FAMILLE ROSE BOTTLE VASE. The first painted with vases of flowers, scrolls and flowering shrubs, within panels, the 19cm high, the prunus vase with double concentric ring to base, 22.5cm high, the fluted vase painted with vases of flowers within lappet-shaped cartouches, on fret pattern ground 31cm high, the famille rose celadon vase moulded with pairs of figures before vases of flowers and terracing, 23cm high, a small meiping vase in brown monochrome glaze, 13.5cm high and a carved wooden stand (6) af The Kangxi blue and white jar - extensively cracked and repaired, chipped and with loss at shoulder. Prunus vase - lacking cover, drilled to base and with associated hairline crack. Blue and white fluted vase - large rim chip to upper rim and with further chipping to rim, large flat chip to footrim and lower part of vase, adapted as a lamp, with fittings plastered to inner vase (but not drilled at base). The famille rose and celadon ground vase with large chip to the underside of the rim, the vase extensively cracked and repaired. Small meiping vase with rim chip and small footrim chip. Stand with some wear.

A MIXED GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include a famille verte biscuit porcelain hexagonal saucer, Kangxi period (1662-1722); A pair of famille noire porcelain water pots; A blue and white clobbered porcelain saucer; A pair of monochrome blue glazed wine cups; A cafe au lait blue and white saucer; and others. Hexagonal saucer 11.5cm wide. (13)Provenance: Property of a Sussex gentleman Famille verte dish with sections restuck. Clobbered saucer with hairlines to base. Small single cover with chips to edge. Cafe au lait exterior small bowl with chips around rim. Small pot without cover and small chips and hairlines. One of the monochrome blue cups with restuck pieces to edge. One water pot with minor nicks to inside of rim.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOYS BOWL, 18TH CENTURY. Rounded body with gently everted rim decorated to the exterior with five boys holding leafy stems with lotus blooms on a foliate ground. The interior with roundel decorated with boy seated on a lotus flower holding a lotus stem. Kangxi period (1662-1722). 17.3cm diam. Ref: For a similar pair see Christie's Chinese Ceramics, Works of Art and Textiles Part I, 9 Nov 2016, LOT 339. 7cm vertical hairline at the rim. A 6mm repair at rim.

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.

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.

THREE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 19/20TH CENTURY. To include a globular jar and cover; A cylindrical vase, with four character mark of Kangxi; Together with a baluster form vase, with four character mark of Kangxi. Each decorated with flowering prunus branches. Tallest 34.5cm. (3) Jar in good condition with no signs of damage or repairs, the cover with chip to rim and restuck in sections. The cylindrical vase with cracks to upper section and to the base. The baluster vase with section restuck at rim with no further signs of damage.

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 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 BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, EARLY 18TH CENTURY. To include a bottle vase decorated with scene from Xi Xiangji, Romance of the Western Chamber; Together with a mustard pot with single handle, of lobed form decorated with Long Eliza and potted plants, with leaf mark to base. Kangxi period (1662-1722). 10cm and 16cm tall. (2) Bottle vase with possible repair to upper section above the raised band, areas of discolouration to the white porcelain.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, 18TH CENTURY. Of lobed form decorated with lotus motifs. With six character mark of Chenghua to base. Kangxi period (1662-1722). 15.5cm diam. Good condition with no signs of damage or repairs. Fitted with a metal hanger.

A Chinese Famille Noir relief moulded figural vase, incised Kangxi vase, possibly of the period, flattened inverse baluster form, modelled with various gathered figures and a deity on tiger, 21cm high

A Chinese late Qing dynasty blue and white vase, late 19th/early 20th century, in the Kangxi style in the prunus pattern, the base with a six character apocryphal Kangxi mark, 20.5cm high x 9.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A Chinese late Qing dynasty blue and white double gourd vase, late 19th century, decorated with a four claw dragon amongst foliage, the base with a four character apocryphal Kangxi mark, 19cm high x 10cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Two Chinese late Qing dynasty blue and white vases, late 19th/early 20th century, each of baluster form, in the Kangxi style and in the prunus pattern, raised on pierced treen bases, double ring marks to the bases, 22.5cm high including bases x 8cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A 19thC Qing dynasty Chinese porcelain charger, decorated in blue and white with various figures in a landscape and a diaper work border, six character Kangxi mark to base, in underglaze blue, 37cm diameter. (AF)

A pair of Qing dynasty blue and white porcelain vases and covers, of baluster form, decorated with reserves of a lady in a garden, within a floral and foliate ground, four character Kangxi marks, 31cm high. (AF)

A Chinese Blue and White Plate Decorated with Mother and Children in Exterior Garden Setting, Four Character Mark for Kangxi to Base, 27cm Diameter

A collection of three Qing dynasty prunus vase and jars. The lot to include a baluster vase decorated with prunus, four characters Kangxi marked to the base, an ovoid shape ginger jar decorated with prunus and a smaller ovoid shape ginger jar in the same design, with double blue rings to the base.Measures approx. 26cm tall.

A pair of 19th century blue and white jardinere planter. Each jardinere porcelain modelled with a flat mouth rim, below painted ruyi clouds scrolling, landscape, houese and figurine walking on a bridge on the body. Four characters Kangxi marked to the base.Measures approx. 15cm tall x 18cm diameter.One of them has a chip to the mouth rim, repaired on the body.

A small Qing Kangxi blue and white copper red ceramic saucer. The circular saucer decorated with landscape, flowers and grapes, springs of flowers to the exterior. Measures approx. 10cm diameter.

A collection of four Qing dynasty porcelain pieces. The lot to include a Kangxi period Imari tea bowl decorated with flowers and landscape, a Qinglong period tankard decorated with sprigs of flowers and a dragon handle, a Kangxi blue and white charger plate decorated with river landscape, and a blue and white wedding teacup decorated with foliage and "double happiness" symbol.Plate measures approx. 23cm diameter.A tiny chip the the inner rim of tankard, a small chip to the blue and white tea bowl.

Two Qing dynasty blue and white ceramic pieces. The lot comprising a baluster shaped vase decorated with open window with landscape surrounded by prunus, with a domed cover with lion finial. Four character Kangxi mark to base. Together with a prunus ginger jar with a domed cover, double blue rings to the base.Large measures approx. 22cm tall.The baluser vase has a chip to the neck.

A small Qing dynasty blue and white ceramic vase. The baluster shaped vase decorated with two four-clawed dragons amidst peonies. Four character "Kangxi Na Zhi" marked to the base.Measures approx. 15cm tall.

A Qing dynasty famille rose blue and white footed dish. The circular shaped dish decorated with blue and white cross pattern to the border, famille rose foliages & rice grain pattern in the middle, blue and white with gilt embelling symbols to the bottom. To interior, crane roundel in the centre surrounded by foliage band, inner border decorated with four bats and abstract pattern. Six charactors 'Da Qing Kangxi Nian Zhi' marked to the base.Measures approx. 2.5cm x 8cm diameter.

A Qing dynasty blue & white ceramic vase. The baluster-shaped vase decorated with two open panels depicting antique vases, tables, boxes and flowers, surrounded by prunus. Four character Kangxi mark to the base.Measures approx. 18cm tall.Tiny chips to the mouth rim.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE JAR ADAPTED FOR LAMP, KANGXI MARK BUT LATER ALONG WITH A JAPANESE MASK BOX, AND A FISH VASE (3)Chinese jar 16cm x 16cm

A CHINESE FAMILLE NOIR VASE, LATE QING DYNASTYIn the Kangxi style.46cm H

Large Chinese porcelain baluster vase, painted with 2 circular reserves alternating with rounded rectangular reserves, containing a bird amongst flowers, 2 fish and 2 crabs amongst waves, a vase containing flowers, and hares beneath a tree, on a powder blue ground, the base bearing 6 character Kangxi mark, H.41cm approx., (a/f)

Two sets of Chinese rice grain pattern teacups and saucers, Qing Dynasty late 19th century, each pierced in the body with rice grain pattern and covered with glaze, allowing light to penetrate through the body to create special effects; the saucer with a similar design together with cobalt painted bats encircling a flower branch in the centre. The based inscribed with a four-character Kangxi mark on both; diameter - cups: 8cm, saucers: 14cmProvenance: an East Anglian based collector清晚期 青花玲瓏杯盞（共2套） all cups and saucers have small dents and nibbles around the rim, one cup and one saucer with associated short hairlines杯沿及盤沿均有小磕碰及飛皮，一個杯沿和一個盤沿上有相連的短沖線

Chinesische Porzellanvase Balusterform mit kurzem Hals und ausgezogener Lippe, auf der Wandung Darstellung zweier Schauspieler in prunkvoller Kleidung, rückseitig Fels- und Pflanzendekor, auf der Schulter Floralornamentbordüre, polychrome "famille verte"-Malerei, Doppelkreismarke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), H 22cm

Chinesische Porzellanschale tiefe, bauchige Form auf eingezogenem Standring, umlaufend auf der Wandung Drachenornamentdekor in Blau-Weiß-Malerei, am Boden im Doppelkreis und im Spiegel Lingzhi Marke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), H 8cm, D 17cm

4 chinesische Porzellanschalen bauchige Form auf eingezogenem Standring, 3x mit Floralornamentdekor in Blau-Weiß-Malerei, 1x mit "café-au-lait"-Fond und diversen Blüten- und Vasenmotiven in polychromer "famille rose"-Malerei, innen Floraldekor in Blau-Weiß-Malerei mit Eisenrot- und Goldstaffage, 1x im Doppelkreis 4-Zeichen-Marke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), 1x Siegelmarke, 2x ungemarkt, H 4,5-8cm, D 9-19cm, berieben, bestoßen, mit Haarrissen

12 chinesische Porzellan Koppchen konische Form auf eingezogenem Standring und mit leicht ausgezogenem Lippenrand, auf der Wandung unterschiedliche Pflanzendarstellungen in unterglasurblauer Malerei mit polychromer Aufglasurmalerei (sog. "Wucai"-Malerei), am Boden im Doppelkreis 6-Zeichenmarke der Kangxi-Periode (1662-1722), H 5cm

Chinesischer Porzellanbecher konischer Korpus auf eingezogenem Standring und mit leicht ausgezogenem Lippenrand, auf der Wandung reduziertes Blütendekor in eisenroter Unterglasurmalerei und grüner Emaillemalerei, am Boden 6-Zeichen Marke der Kangxi-Periode (1622-1722), H 6,5cm