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A Pair of Chinese hardwood rectangular tables: Each with shaped friezes, on square legs joined by 'hump back' stretchers £300-500
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A 19th Century Opium Table: Chinese with carved rounded sides £300-500
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A Chinese Hardwood Table: 18th century, on square legs joined by stretchers, H 45cm x W 76cm x D 52cm £300-500
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A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Chinese Hardwood and Walnut Opium Table: The frieze and scroll-end supports carved with dragons, H 47cm x W 95cm x D 34cm £200-300
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A 19th Century Chinese Silk Crane Fukusa in Rosewood Frame and Stand: A silk embroidery of nine cranes in a Chinese rosewood frame which sits in stand carved in floral scroll with lotus flower to base, embroidery 54cm x 54cm; overall height 89cm £200-300
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A large Chinese blue and white jar: Possibly Ming dynasty, the bulbous body finely decorated in crisp detail with two sinuous five-clawed dragons amidst clouds between two bands of lappets. Further embellished with a border of scrolling motif around the rim. Six-character Xuande (1426-1435) mark on the upper part of the body, H 40cm (15.5") £3000-5000
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A Gold Chinese Agate Ring: A Chinese hallmarked gold ring set with cabochon agate £100-200
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A Chinese Silver Squat Vase: With embossed floral design to squat inverted baluster form on ring pedestal base marked "Sterling" and Chinese character mark, H 10.5cm £70-100
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Two Chinese snuff bottles: 19th century, a hardstone snuff bottle of streaked brown tone; carved with a bamboo branch and a bat, with stopper of a light-blue stone; H 9cm (3.5"). A hardstone snuff bottle, carved as a tree trunk, with a stopper of orange-red stone; H 5cm (2"). £250-350
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A Chinese amber carving: 19th century, in the shape of a luohan lying on a long leaf, L 9cm (3.5") £100-200
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A snuff bottle: A jade snuff bottle of olive green tone carved with opposing fishes with stopper of purple / pink stone H 6cm (2.5"). £200-300
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A Chinese bronze archaistic censer: 19th century, in the shape of a tripod ding. Decorated with dragons amidst clouds and with a band of gilt roundels under the mouth rim. Supported by a detachable base decorated with gilt clouds, H 25cm (10") x D 25cm (10") £250-350
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A Chinese bronze Buddha head: Late Ming dynasty, with serene expression, long-lobed ears and ushnisha decorated with wheels of law. The face with later gilding, H 20cm (8") £250-350
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A Chinese pottery funerary urn: Song dynasty, covered in a greenish-grey glaze. The long neck decorated with a row of mourning ladies, animals, heavenly beings and a sinuous dragon, all between two crenellated borders, H 60cm (23.5") £150-250
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A Chinese blue and white vase: Ming dynasty, the bulbous body narrowing towards a slightly flaring foot decorated with phoenixes and peonies. The mouth rim embellished with a ruyi border, H 34cm (13.5") £200-400
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A Chinese pottery figurine: Tang dynasty, in the shape of a standing horse with saddle. With traces of pigments, H 32cm (12.5") £150-250
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A Chinese qingbai bowl: Song dynasty, thinly potted in pale grey stoneware and covered with a pale greenish-blue glaze, leaving the rim unglazed. Delicately decorated with flowers and leaves to the interior, D 18cm (7") £150-250
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A Chinese pottery granary jar: Han dynasty, covered in a dark green glaze. The cylindrical body surmounted by conical roof with raised ribs radiating from the central aperture. The whole supported by three zoomorphic feet, H 24cm (9.5") £200-300
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A Chinese pottery storage jar: Han dynasty, covered in green and brown glaze. The cylindrical body decorated with horizontal grooves and supported by three zoomorphic feet, H 36cm (14") £150-250
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Two Chinese grey pottery figurines: Han dynasty, in the shape of a standing horse with saddle and a standing bear respectively, H 26cm (10") and 9cm (3.5") respectively £100-200
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A Chinese pottery figurine: Ming dynasty, in the shape of a horse with rider. With traces of pigments, H 33cm (13") £150-250
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A Chinese pottery urn: Neolithic period, with bulbous body, flaring mouth and two strap handles. Decorated in red and black pigments with roundels and geometric motifs, H 31cm (12") £200-300
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A Chinese pottery urn: Neolithic period, with compressed bulbous body and two pierced strap handles. Decorated in red and black pigments with waves and geometric motifs, H 23cm (9") £200-300
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Chinese pottery finial and figurine: Han dynasty, the finial surmounted by the figure of a hedgehog. H 26.5cm (10.5"). The figurine in the shape of an attendant. H 32cm (12.5"). £100-200
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A Chinese pottery figurine: Tang dynasty, in the shape of a standing tomb guardian. With traces of pigment, H 40cm (15.5") £150-250
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A Chinese pottery round box with lid: Han dynasty, the sides, the base of box and the rim of the lid with traces of geometrical decoration, H 15cm (6") x D 26cm (10") £100-200
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Two Chinese black pottery amphorae: Han dynasty, of compressed globular shape and with broad strap handles. Decorated with spiral motifs, H 18cm (7") and 13cm (5") respectively £250-350
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A Chinese pottery ding with lid: Eastern Han dynasty, with anthropomorphic upright handles. Supported by three short feet. The lid with traces of green pigment, H 16.5cm (6.5") £100-200
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A Chinese pottery stem cup: Neolithic period, with geometric decoration in red and black pigments, H 12cm (4.5") x D 14cm (5.5") £40-60
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Chinese pottery bowl and figurine: Neolithic period and Han dynasty, the bowl with flaring rim and traces of pigments to the exterior and interior. H 9cm (3.5") x D 15cm (6"). The standing figurine with long robe and folded arms. H 18cm (7"). £60-80
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Two small Chinese pottery vases: Neolithic period, both with globular body, two handles and geometric decoration in red and brown pigments, H 13cm (5") and 10cm (4") respectively £100-200
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A Chinese pottery ding: Eastern Han dynasty, the compressed body with two upright handles and supported by three tall feet. With traces of a thin reddish-brown glaze, H 15cm (6") x D 20cm (8") £80-120
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A small Chinese pottery urn: Neolithic period, the globular body with flaring mouth and two strap handles. With geometric decoration in brown pigment, H 20cm (8") £60-80
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A collection of three small Chinese pottery vases: Neolithic period, to include: Two richly decorated vases with geometric motifs in red and brown pigments. With globular body and two handles. A small vase with globular body and one handle, decorated with geometric motifs in red and brown pigments. £200-300
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A Chinese pottery mingqi: Eastern Han dynasty, in the shape of ox and cart, H 20cm (8") x L 42cm (16.5") £150-200
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A Chinese pottery mingqi: Han dynasty, in the shape of a farmhouse with pigsty, H 24cm (9.5") £150-200
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Two Chinese pottery mingqi: Han dynasty, in the shape of a pig and a dog respectively, both 14cm (5.5") x L 25cm (10") £80-120
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Two small Chinese pottery figurines: Tang dynasty, to include the head of an attendant and the head and bust of a lady, H 8cm (3") and 10cm (4") respectively £60-80
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A Chinese pottery figurine: Tang dynasty, in the shape of an attendant. With traces of pigments, H 25cm (10") £40-60
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A Chinese brown glazed figurine: Ming dynasty, covered in a mottled brown glaze with greyish-blue flecks. In the shape of a kneeling attendant, H 16.5cm (6.5") £200-300
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Chinese ancestral portrait and ritual inscription: Qing dynasty, the portrait depicting an old lady in ink and watercolours on paper. In a gilt wooden frame. H 30cm (12") x W 23cm (9"). The inscription with commentary. Black and red ink on paper. Pasted back to front. In a wooden frame. H 25cm (10") x W 15cm (6") £100-200
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A Tibetan inscription: 19th/early 20th century, prayer from Centre of Prayer Wheel. In a wooden frame, H 7cm (3") x W 20cm (8") £60-80
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Large Chinese Yew Wood and Brass Mounted Cabinet: The overhanging rectangular top above an arrangement of four drawers and two pairs of cupboard doors, on shaped apron and bracket feet, H 142cm x W 111cm x D 53cm £500-800
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A Small Chinese Elm Storage Trunk: The fixed rectangular top above a fall front flap supported on brass straps, H 26cm x W 57cm x D 64cm £300-500
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A Middle Eastern Hardwood Book Easel: The pierced supports with gilt leaf borders; another smaller inlaid with mother of pearl £80-120
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A Chinese grey pottery cocoon jar: Han dynasty, the body of tubular shape and decorated with vertical grooves, H 32cm (12.5") £150-250
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A Chinese gilt bronze stem cup: 17th century, in the shape of a lotus flower. The base modelled as a sacred precinct in which two religious figures are standing, H 16cm (6.5") x D 14cm (5.5") £120-180
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A Chinese Bamboo Brush Pot: 19th century, Finely decorated all around in a rich, deep carving with a landscape scene populated by numerous scholars and attendants contemplating the surroundings as they sit or stand on rocky outcrops or in terraced buildings amidst trees. The mouth rim carved with a cloud motif to complete the scene. Artists signature to base. H 18cm £500-800
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A Chinese Canton famille rose bowl: 19th century, brightly decorated with cartouches of figures on a terrace and flower and bird motifs to the exterior and the interior. Supported by a European metal stand and included in a European metal mount, H (including stand) 33cm (13") x D 24cm (9.5") £800-1200
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A Canton Vase: 19th century ruyi shaped famille rose lidded vase decorated with enamelled figural garden scene with flowers, with gilt dragon handles H 35cm £100-200
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