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Click here to subscribeQianlong period, Qing dynasty, Ca. AD 1735-1796. A pale-blue glass bowl. The smooth round body is supported on a short foot, with the colour in imitation to the clair-de-lune glaze. Size: 95mm x 60mm; Weight: 305g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Christie's. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
Ca. 19th century AD. A pair of white ground red overlay Peking glass vases in baluster form. Glass production in China reached a new height during the Qing dynasty, especially after the Qianlong period. Layers of contrasting glass were applied and carved to create delicate designs. Size: 90-90mm x 45-47mm; Weight: 170g Provenance: Private UK collection.
A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE YELLOW GROUND PORCELAIN VASE, LATE 20TH CENTURY. Globular section on raised splayed base, decorated with boys on a floral ground. Six character mark of Qianlong to base on a turquoise ground. 21.5cm tall. Some surface wear to note but with no signs of damage or repairs.
A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE LIME GREEN GROUND SGRAFFITO VASE, 19TH CENTURY. Lantern form decorated with ladies and qilin. With six character mark of Qianlong to base, on a turquoise ground. 29cm tall. Ground down at the rim with sections of staple repair. Some staples have been removed leaving small holes. Fine hairline to base.
A LARGE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DEEP DISH, 20TH CENTURY. Heavily potted with rounded body and everted rim decorated with nine peaches on branches with five bats. Inscription to the interior with six character mark of Qianlong to base. 42cm diam. Good overall condition with no signs of damage or repairs.
An 18thC Qianlong dynasty Chinese gold splashed ovoid bronze vase, the body with appliqués of mythical animals and clouds with raised petals between lappet bands, 34cm high. Provenance: The John and Margaret Rankine Collection. Accompanied with a copy of the purchase invoice 5th January 1956 from Spink and Son Ltd, priced at £60.
A fine 18thC Qianlong period Chinese polychrome enamel bowl, decorated in delicate famille rose colours with bats, peaches and a long life symbol to the interior; and with scrolling peonies on an Imperial yellow ground to the exterior, the base with phoenix roundel, 6cm high, 15cm diameter. Provenance: The John and Margaret Rankine Collection. Accompanied by a purchase invoice from Spink and Son Ltd 27th January 1972, described "Two Canton enamel bowl" £375, included in the valuation of March 1972 described as "A Canton enamel bowl of hemispherical shape, decorated in decorated famille rose colours - the exterior on a yellow ground with flower heads and foliage the interior with bats and clouds and a central shou medallions with peaches on a white ground: and a phoenix medallion to the base. Chinese Qianlong 1736-1795 AD".
A pair of late 20thC Cantonese famille rose porcelain vases, on wooden stands, of shouldered ovoid form, with double dog of fo handles, decorated with reserves of figures in gardens, within a ground decorated with flowers, butterflies and Buddhist emblems, six character Qianlong marks with double circle to the bases, 86cm high.
A 20thC Chinese porcelain charger, with butterfly and blossom central reserve enclosed by floral cartouches and precious objects, on a red diaper ground with yellow border, the rim having a red enamel ground with repeated floral decoration, the base signed with a six character Qianlong mark in underglaze blue, 46cm diameter.
Modeled on a broad foot with a sinuously curved body that widens at the shoulders, decorated with two golden taotie-shaped ears, it is covered with robin egg glaze. The piece is relief-decorated with taotie, and at the center of the body are two reserves featuring landscape scenes. The base bears an apocryphal six-character seal mark of Emperor Qianlong.粉彩炉钧釉开光山水双耳瓶，中国，中华民国（1912-1949）
It is richly decorated all over with bajixiang and medallions featuring fruits and floral motifs, enclosed between a band on the rim of the neck and stylized petals at the foot; at the center of the base, it bears the apocryphal six-character mark of Emperor Qianlong in underglaze blue. It rests on its wooden stand.粉彩皮球花八宝纹赏瓶，中国，清朝，十九世纪
Of square section, it is magnificently carved with two gilded five-clawed dragons chasing each other among the clouds, with archaistic carved motifs on each side; the base bears the inscription *yún xíng yǔ shī, wànguó xiánníng* (云行雨施，万国咸宁).Provenance: private collection, Rome.Catalog notes:The carving, decorative motifs, and form are similar to those of jade seals from the Qing court. This is an imperial-use inkstick, created by Wang Weigao in the sixth year of the Qianlong reign (1741), when he was invited to teach ink production at the Imperial Calligraphy Office of the Qing court.双龙玉玺墨，中国，清朝，乾隆时期（1735-1796）
A Qing dynasty blue and white ginger jar. The baluster shaped ginger jar having sprigs of flowers on the neck, geometric motif on the shoulder, figurines, houses, bridge, landscapes and bats. Four character "Qianlong Nian Zhi" mark to the base.Measures approx. 21cm tall.Restoration to the mouth rim.
Three Qing dynasty Qianlong period Canton famille rose ceramic nowls, enamelled with a 'Mandarin' pattern. The lot to include a 20cm diameter bowl decorated with a family in the garden, the interior with a sprig of peony in the centre, foliage scrolling to the innter border, a 18cm diameter bowl decorated with a family in the garden, the interior with a sprig of peony in the centre, the interior with spearhead inner border, further with a 14cm diameter bowl decorated with a lady sitting in the garden with her assistant.Largest measures approx. 20cm diameter.A hairline to the largest bowl, two hairlines to the 18cm bowl. The enamel paint is in good condition.
A Chinese powder-blue ground cylindrical brush pot decorated in gilt with ruyi clouds to the rim, dragon chasing flaming pearl on the body and wave motif to the bottom. Character "Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi" mark to base.Measures approx. 13.5cm tall x 12cm diameter.Acquired in Hongkong in the 1970s.No cracks or hairlines.
Große VaseChina, womöglich Qianlong, 18./19. JahrhundertPorzellan, glasiert und blau staffiert; die Wandung mit umlaufenden, unterglasurblauem floralem Dekor; auf der Unterseite mit unterglasurblauer Kreismarke; HolzsockelH. 59 cm (inkl. Sockel)大花瓶中国，可能为乾隆时期，18/19世纪瓷器，上釉，蓝色彩绘；器壁四周有釉下蓝色花卉装饰；底面有釉下蓝色圈纹；木质底座高59 cm（包括底座）
18th Century Chinese porcelain baluster mug, Qianlong period, with iron red and gilt floral decoration beneath a floral and diaper border, the strap handle with ruyi terminal, on a tapering circular foot, H.14.7cm, (cracked); export sauce tureen and cover, W.18cm overall, (foot chipped and cover a/f); tea canister, H.12cm; modern Canton famille rose cup and saucer, (cup a/f), and a Japanese bowl with cherry blossom on a light green ground, Dia.23.8cm. (6)
Early 20th Century Chinese, Republican Period, c.1920s, bowl with a flared rim and circular foot, decorated in polychrome enamels with 4 reserves of insects, cherry blossom, chrysanthemum, bamboo, and peonies, surrounded by all-over floral decoration on a blue ground, turquoise interior and gilt rim, and bearing red 6 character Qianlong marks to base, H.6.5 x Dia.14.3cm; with a circular stand, and in a stained cedar wood case, W.35.2cm. (3)Condition: Interior glaze faults and rim glaze faults
Chinese porcelain saucer dish with a shaped central reserve painted with a dragonfly, 3 butterflies, waterlilies, and a crane, beneath a golden sun, within an inner scrolling floral border on a turquoise ground, another band containing 4 oval reserves of mountainous landscapes, each flanked by a pink flying bat in clouds on a yellow ground, within an outer diaper border on a pink ground, traces of gilding to rim, the base bearing 6 character Qianlong mark in red, Dia.23.1cm, (multiple small rim chips), and a pair of ovoid ginger jars, each with a cover, reserves of flowers in vases and Buddhist symbols, surrounded by scrolling floral decoration on a pink ground, beneath a turquoise ruyi scroll border, H.15cm overall, (one with restoration to neck). (3)
Pair of Early 20th Century Chinese, Republican Period, c.1920s, bowls, each with a flared rim and circular foot, decorated in polychrome enamels with 4 reserves of insects, cherry blossom, chrysanthemum, bamboo, and peonies, surrounded by all-over floral decoration on a blue ground, turquoise interior and gilt rim, and bearing red 6 character Qianlong marks to base, H.6.5 x Dia.14.3cm; with 2 circular stands, and in a stained cedar wood case, W.35.2cm. (5)Condition: 1 with 2 interior glaze faults, 1 with 3 interior glaze faults. Both with interior staining
Chinesische Kanton Emaille Vase tiefbauchiger Korpus auf eingezogenem Standring, schmaler Hals mit blütenförmig gearbeitetem Lippenrand, auf gelbem Fond Darstellung eines mit Blüten und Granatäpfeln behängtem Granatapfelbaums in feiner polychromer "famille rose"-Malerei, am Boden 4-Zeichen-Marke der Qianlong-Periode (1736-1795), H 9cm
A collection of five Chinese and Japanese 18th century & later blue and white plates. The lot comprising an Arita style plate with vignette scenes of storks, a Chinese export plate with pagoda design, a soup plate with floral central decoration, a Qianlong plate with tree and fence, and a famille rose plate with hand painted flowers, teal painted rim. Some occ. hairlines.Average measures approx. 23cm in diameter.
A collection of seven 19th century and later Chinese small blue and white items. The lot comprising a small baluster vase in the Prunus design, a lidded cobalt cloisonne container with blossom tree branches on ruyi ground, blue enamel interior, two vases with the same scrolled foliate design, marked to base, a lidded Dragon design containiner of cylindrical form, and two miniature lidded cosmetic pots, one with floral design, the other featuring blue dragon in twin blue rings & containing red blush, with four character Qing Qianlong mark to base.
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)
A CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE 'GARLIC MOUTH' VASEbearing an apocryphal four character seal mark to the base, 20th century, decorated with lotus flowers and leafy tendrils; together with another similar vase, bearing a six character Qianlong seal mark to the base, archaic decoration to the body and shoulder, 22cm high (2)
A CHINESE PORCELAIN 'HUNDRED FLOWERS' FAMILLE ROSE VASE bearing a six character Qianlong seal mark to the base, the gilt ground decorated with a profusion of flowers, 14.5cm high, with a hardwood standNote: Old Chinese labels to the base.Provenance: Inherited from the vendor's uncle, 30-35 years ago, who by repute purchased it from a country house auction after the war. A Dorset private collection.
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