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A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE SWEET MEAT DISH SET.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
Decorated with dancing horses among prunus blossom on a scrolling ground. (12)
£2,000-3,000
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TWO PAIRS OF CHINESE HEXAGONAL-SECTION FAMILLE VERTE SWEET MEAT DISHES.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
One pair decorated with prunus branches, the other with lotus flowers, 10.5cm diameter. (4)
Provenance: John Sparks, 24th July 1986, [the prunus decorated pair]; John Sparks, 2nd September 1986 [the lotus flower decorated pair]; John Marriott (1921-2007) and Count R.L. Sangorski (1940-2014) Collection.
£100-200
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A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PEAR-SHAPED VASE.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi mark and of the period.
The body brightly enamelled with two qilin and a Buddhist lion dog above a ribboned ball, against iron red flames, the neck with a qi dragon, wooden stand, 40cm H.
£400-600
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A PAIR OF FAMILLE VERTE VASES.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
The body decorated with panels enclosing the hundred treasures, rising to spreading shoulders, with an onion neck, 26cm H. (2)
£1,500-2,000
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A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
Of baluster form with a trumpet neck, the body decorated with panels of flowers and butterflies, 28.5cm H.
£300-500
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A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
Of rectangular baluster form with canted corners, decorated on the sides alternately with a qilin and bird in a rocky landscape, 22cm H.
£300-500
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A CHINESE MOULDED FAMILLE VERTE VASE.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
Of compressed pear-shaped form, raised on a hexagonal base, and rising to a faceted neck, with figurative panels against a red ground covered in flying cranes, the shoulders with later applied metal alloy dragon-form handles, 28cm H.
£800-1200
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A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE RECTANGULAR JARDINIÈRE.
Qing Dynasty.
Decorated with a continuous figurative scene of figures boating on a river, wooden stand, 18 x 37 x 20.5cm.
£1,200-1,500
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TWO CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE DECORATED TEA BOWLS.
One decorated with figures, the other with a continuous landscape scene, one with Daoguang nianzhi mark, 6.5cm diameter. (2)
£1,500-2,000
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A CHINESE YELLOW GROUND 'DRAGON AND PHOENIX' MARRIAGE BOWL.
Qing Dynasty, Guangxu mark and of the period.
With decorative wooden stand, 17cm diameter.
£200-300
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TWO CHINESE WINE CUPS.
Qing Dynasty and later.
Comprising a blue and white cup with Tongzhi nianzhi mark, 5.5cm H, together with a famille rose cup decorated with a continuous scene of a lotus pond with two ducks, 4cm H.
£300-500
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A SET OF SIX FAMILLE ROSE RIBBED BOWLS.
Qing Dynasty, Tongzhi mark and of the period.
Each decorated with grasshoppers among flowers, 5.5cm H, 12cm diameter. (6)
£600-800
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE FIGURATIVE BOUGH POT AND COVER.
Qing Dynasty.
Decorated with figurative scenes to the sides and cover, with leaf-form handles, 22cm H.
£800-1,200
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BRUSH POT, BITONG.
Qing Dynasty.
Delicately painted with a continuous cityscape scene, with a calligraphic inscription quoting from the Tang Dynasty text, Teng Wang Ge Xu, by Wang Bo, 14cm H.
£200-300
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A CHINESE OCTAGONAL SECTION FAMILLE ROSE JARDINIÈRE.
Qing Dynasty.
Supported on four short feet with a continuous scene of figures in a landscape, the rim painted with four dragons chasing flaming pearls, 19cm H.
£800-1,200
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE MODEL OF A SEATED DIGNITARY.
Late Qing Dynasty.
Seated on a horseshoe back chair and dressed in a red ground dragon robe, 30cm H.
£150-250
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A CHINESE EGGSHELL FAMILLE ROSE BOWL.
20th Century.
Finely painted with birds among chrysanthemums emerging from behind rocks between an enamelled blue ruyi head border at the rim and key fret border at the base, Qianlong nianzhi mark to base, 13cm diameter.
Provenance: John Marriott (1921-2007) and Count R. L. Sangorski (1940-2014) Collection, acquired prior to June 1987.
£200-300
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE DISH ROUNDEL FRAGMENT.
Qing Dynasty, early 19th Century.
Enamelled with a figurative scene, the reverse enamelled turquoise with an iron-red Jiang Zhenglong zhi seal mark, circular wooden frame and stand, 17cm diameter.
£100-200
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A CHINESE YELLOW GROUND WINE EWER AND COVER.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era.
Of hexagonal section, with a basket-effect looping handle, the sides decorated with various antiques in green and aubergine, 17cm H.
£1,500-2,000
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A CHINESE CANTON ENAMEL YELLOW GROUND KETTLE.
Qing Dynasty.
Decorated with panels of scrolling flowers on a yellow ground, 19cm H.
£600-800
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE 'CHEN GUISHENG' TEAPOT AND COVER.
Republican era, cyclically dated xinyi according to 1941.
Of rectangular form with birds and landscapes, signed Chen Guisheng,
10cm H.
£120-150
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A PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILE VERTE TEACUPS AND SAUCERS.
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi mark to base.
Of hexagonal form, each side decorated with a panel of flowers borne on a leafy stem, the cups 4.5cm H. (4)
£300-500
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TWO CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE DISHES.
Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng era.
22.5cm diameter.
£80-120
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A PAIR OF CHINESE SWEET MEAT DISHES.
Qing Dynasty, Qianlong era.
Each of octagonal form decorated in a famille rose palette with a deer beneath a pine tree, 11cm diameter.
£300-500
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A PAIR OF CHINESE MILLEFLEUR DISHES.
Late Qing Dynasty.
Enamelled and gilded with a profusion of flowers, 27cm diameter. (2)
£600-800
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BALUSTER FORM VASE AND COVER.
Late Qing Dynasty.
Decorated with birds, flowers and insects on a crackled ground, 43cm H.
£200-300
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A COLLECTION OF FIFTEEN CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE MILK JUGS.
Qing Dynasty.
9-12cm H. (15)
£200-300
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A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE SQUARE JAR AND COVER.
34cm H.
£500-800
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A SET OF NINE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PLATES.
Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng era (1723-35).
Each decorated with a central floral spray within a decorative border, 23.5cm diameter. (9)
£200-300
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A COLLECTION OF FIVE CHINESE CERAMICS.
Qing Dynasty.
11-21cm H. (5)
£350-400
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FIVE CHINESE PORCELAIN SPOONS.
Late Qing Dynasty.
Three with millefleur decoration, with Qianlong nianzhi mark to base, another decorated with a lady at a desk, with Tongzhi nianzhi mark, 14cm long. (5)
£120-150
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A PAIR OF FAMILLE ROSE BOWLS.
Qing Dynasty.
Decorated with Buddhist emblems above a pattern of scrolling flowers and foliage, 19.5cm diameter. (2)
£150-250
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THREE CHINESE IMARI DECORATED MUGS.
Qing Dynasty, Qianlong.
Of graduated form, each with waisted sides, decorated with a landscape and applied with a single handle, 13.5-15.5cm. (3)
£200-300
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A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BOWL.
Qing Dynasty.
Da Ming Chenghua nianzhi mark to base, 21cm diameter.£200-300
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A FAMILLE ROSE DECORATED MODEL OF A PHOENIX.
Qing Dynasty.
Seated with the head raised and the mouth open on a rocky base, 43cm H.
£400-600
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A PAIR OF CHINESE SAN CAI BUDDHIST LION DOGS.
Qing Dynasty, 19th Century.
Each seated on an aubergine glazed plinth, the heads facing opposite directions, with a paw resting on a ball, the other with a paw resting on a pup, 23.5cm H. (2)
£300-500
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A PAIR OF GREEN GLAZED LIONS TOGETHER WITH A SOAPSTONE CARVING OF A BUDDHIST LION DOG WITH TWO PUPS.
Qing Dynasty.
The soapstone with a carved wood stands, 8 / 9.5cm H. (3)
£200-300
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A PAIR OF CANTON ENAMEL 'DEER' CUPS AND SAUCER DISHES.
Qing Dynasty.
Each decorated with frolicking deer beneath rocks and pines, the cups 3cm H, the dishes 10cm diameter. (4)
£120-150
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A CHINESE PORCELAIN MODEL OF A SEATED DEER.
Late Qing Dynasty.
Modelled with the legs tucked under and the head slightly raised, 13cm H.
£400-600
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A CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL WRITING SET.
Qing Dynasty.
The tiered base supported on rectangular feet with cut corners below a key-fret border, decorated around the sides with lotus flowers and scrolling floral spray, the body of the two removable miniature baluster vases and covers, the domed cover of the central inkwell, and the domed cover of the oblong pen compartment similarly decorated, pen holder housing a cloisonné enamel pen decorated with leafy foliage, the top of the base is decorated with a regular arrangement of yellow flower heads each set within a lapis-blue bordered hexagon, all reserved on a turquoise blue ground, the turquoise base inlaid with cloisons to form four lotus flowers enclosing a central flower head among scrolling foliage, 12 x 24 x 17cm.
£15,000-20,000
Literature: a closely related writing set is in the Robert Chang collection, published Colorful, Elegant and Exquisite: a Special Exhibition of Imperial Enamel Ware from Mr Robert Chang's Collection, 2007, pp 121-122.
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A PAIR OF CHINESE CANTON ENAMEL TEABOWLS AND COVERS.
Qing Dynasty, 18th Century.
The body and cover each decorated with a band of scholars reclining in a landscape setting, 9cm H. (2)
£500-800
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A CHINESE CANTON ENAMEL DISH.
Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th Century.
Painted in bright famille-rose enamels with a central medallion enclosing a family scene depicting a beauty reclining on a gnarled hollow tree, and surrounded by three boys at play in a garden setting, within two bands of floral spray, the outer one with four panels of fruit, the reverse with a central blue dragon roundel on a yellow ground, 27cm diameter.
£1,200-1,500
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A CHINESE CANTON ENAMEL SPITOON, ZHADOU.
Qing Dynasty, 18th Century.
Decorated in simulation of cloisonné enamels, the body with coloured enamels on a turquoise ground with lotus blooms borne on leafy stems, a band of lappets below a ring of key scroll around the flaring neck, 8.5cm H.
£500-800
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A CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL 'FLOWER BALL' KNIFE SET.
Qing Dynasty, 18th Century.
Decorated with a series of 'flower-balls', arranged asymmetrically and scattered throughout, some freely floating, others overlapping in small clusters of two or three blooms, all on a lapis ground, 26cm long.
£300-400
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A PAIR OF 'LAO TIANLI' CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL CIRCULAR DISHES.
19th / 20th Century.
Decorated with flowering floral spray on a white ground within a ruyi head border, the foot rim of each incised with the characters Lao Tianli, 11cm diameter. (2)
£150-200
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A CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL PANEL.
Qing Dynasty, 18th Century.
Of square form, depicting a pine tree, beside plum blossom and a flowering peony plant, wooden frame, 15 x 15cm.
£300-500
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A CHINESE GILT BRONZE SCROLL WEIGHT.
Late Ming / early Qing.
Formed as a Buddhist lion with its head raised, a long incised mane and bushy tail, 4cm H.
£300-500
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TWO CHINESE BRONZE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS.
Qing Dynasty.
Comprising a brush rest formed as a scholar reclining against a three peaked mountain, 8cm H, together with a deer form washer, seating with the head turned back to the right, 7cm H. (2)
£600-800
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A CHINESE MINIATURE LOOP-HANDLED TRIPOD CENSER TOGETHER WITH A BRONZE SEAL.
Qing Dynasty.
The censer with a band of repeated flower head decoration around the rounded body supported by tall cylindrical feet, 10cm H, 7cm diameter, the seal formed as a bear on a square base, 3.5cm H.
£200-300
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A CHINESE BRONZE FURNACE.
Ming Dynasty.
Of octagonal form, raised on tripod feet, with looping handles, bands of archaistic designs around the body, 18cm H.
£800-1,200
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