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Chinese carved figure of an immortal, wearing long flowing robes, his left hand raised to stroke his long beard, his right steadying himself with a stick, height 23cm. £400 - 600
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Five Chinese carved ivory seated or squatting figures, depicting rural practices and leisure, the tallest height 7.4cm (including the figure's staff). (5) £300 - 500
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Chinese carved and partially stained ivory snuff bottle and cover, under carved with figures dancing and playing music whilst looked upon by dignitaries in a pavilion amongst gnarled pine, height 11cm. (2)
See illustration £1000 - 2000
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Chinese carved and partially stained snuff bottle and cover, the body under carved with figures dancing whilst looked upon by other figures in buildings, the neck with elephant mask ring handles surmounted by cover with Buddhist lion finial, height 24cm. (2)
See illustration £3000 - 5000
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Chinese carved and partially stained ivory group, of locust devouring fruit amongst trailing vine leaves and other insects, length 13cm. £100 - 200
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Chinese carved bone figure of a seated Buddha, with joyful expression, height 5.2cm. £80 - 120
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Three Chinese carved bone snuff bottles, in the form of an elephant, a camel and a male figure with an elongated head, the tallest height 8.5cm.
£100 - 200
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Chinese Imperial Edict, Qianlong, on silk brocade woven with a pattern of scattered ruyi clouds, written in Manchun and Han script, the opening text flanked by a pair of dragons "Sengtian Gaoming" or "By Command of Heaven" followed by long inscription (which is believed to relate to an unknown military official), the scroll with two large faint seal impressions, 350 x 31cm.
See illustration £2000 - 3000
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Set of red lacquer stacking boxes and associated bowls, etc., possibly Burmese, tallest height 19cm. £40 - 60
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Chinese cloisonne bowl of 'heavy' gauge, pale-indigo ground with lotus scrolls, three character Qianlong mark to base recess, diameter 21.5cm. £200 - 300
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Chinese 'Cinnabar' lacquer hinged box, with phoenix amidst flower blooms, length 14.5cm. £80 - 120
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Chinese 'Cinnabar' lacquer box and cover, with figures playing board game beside pavilion, length 15cm. £80 - 120
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Chinese 'Cinnabar' lacquer circular box and cover, with figures in landscape conversing beneath willow and pine trees, on metal base, height 9cm. £80 - 120
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Chinese 'Cinnabar' lacquer circular box and cover, with figures in a landscape conversing beneath willow tree, diameter 10cm. £50 - 80
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Chinese carved hardwood brush pot, bitong, with continuous design of fruiting peach tree and plantain within rocky landscape, height 16.5cm. £200 - 300
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Japanese Satsuma rectangular-shaped vase, the sides painted with hanging wisteria and birds perched amongst foliate and flowers, on side scroll supports, height 10cm, three character mark to base, on hardwood stand. (2) £100 - 150
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Japanese blue and white dish, the centre with flower bloom beneath bird in flight, diameter 37cm. £30 - 50
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Blue and white globular shaped bottle vase of possible 'Jewish' significance, the body with six point star enclosed by reef rising to tall neck with projecting rings, probably Japanese, Ko-Imari, height 24.5cm.
See illustration £200 - 300
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Two pairs of Japanese octagonal dishes, each with central roundel having either dragons amidst clouds or exotic birds perched amongst flowers, probably late 19th Century, length 27cm. (4)£30 - 50
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Blue and white baluster shaped vase, with houses within lakeland landscape surmounted by bamboo banded neck rising to everted rim, on splay foot, probably Japanese, Ko-Imari, height 20cm.
£100 - 200
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Large Japanese Meissen style blue and white composite dinner service, comprising: dinner plates, dessert plates, side plates, soup bowls, tureens, vegetable dishes, serving dishes, teapots, coffee pot, cups and saucers. (qty)
£200 - 300
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Japanese two-tiered stacking lacquer box and cover, decorated with a continuous scene of birds in flight and feeding within a marshland landscape, pentafoil leaf medallions, probably Meiji period, 15.5 x 12.5 x 11cm. (3)
PROVENANCE:
Shaw Stewart family, Traigh House, Inverness-shire. £70 - 100
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Japanese Imari bowl, the red enamel ground interior with precious objects and reserve panels enclosing central roundel, blue ground exterior, diameter 21.8cm. £80 - 120
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Small pair of Japanese slender bronze vases, in the manner of Shugyoku, decorated in the Iroe-Hirazogan style with cockerel perched upon flowering branches, incised signatures to side, height 15.3cm.
See illustration £100 - 200
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Japanese Ikebana bronze vase, of pear shape with four clawed crustacean modelled in relief upon the shoulder, rising to hexagonal section slender neck with slightly outspread rim, incised signature to base recess, height 20.5cm approximately.
See illustration £100 - 200
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Japanese carved ivory netsuke of a tanuki grasping a nut, with puzzled expression, incised two character mark to underside, height 3.3cm; Japanese carved bone netsuke, in the form of a Shishi mask, height 3cm. (2) £100 - 200
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Miniature ivory and bone gourd shaped box and cover, with scroll leaf trails bearing further fruit, length 3.3cm. (2) £80 - 120
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Late 19th Century Meiji period Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Mitsetama, depicting a monkey eating a piece of fruit, lacquer plaque to underside and characters of Ichi and another; together with two late 19th Century Meiji period carved ivory monkeys, one covering eyes the other mouth (see no, speak no), 4cms high. (3) £200 - 300
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Late 19th Century Meiji period, Japanese ivory carving of a bearded man holding a fan and a bowl, 5cms. £60 - 100
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Three late 19th Century Meiji period Japanese carved groups, one of a man seated, signed; one of a father son and puppet and hobby horse, and one of a Japanese family, 5.5cm high. £100 - 200
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| Glassware | Please Note: Catalogue descriptions indicate major damage, repair and/or restorations. This is a guide only and does not constitute a guarantee of good condition for other lots where no reference is made. Purchasers are advised to examine carefully, prior to the sale, every lot in which they are interested. Sizes are approximate.
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A colour twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl raised on a stem containing opaque twist, blue, green and red (faint) threads and conical foot, c.1765, height 15mm.
PROVENANCE:
Chapmans, Scarborough.
See illustration £900 - 1200
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A drawn trumpet bowl colour twist wine glass, raised on a stem comprising a double series opaque twist intertwined with a pink thread and conical foot, c.1765, height 17.3cms. £600 - 800
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A colour twist wine glass, the ogee bowl engraved with fruiting vine, raised on a stem comprising a central opaque column surrounded by a pale blue thread and conical foot, c.1765, height 14.5cms.
See illustration £850 - 1050
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A Jacobite wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with an heraldic rose and two buds with an oak leaf to the reverse, raised on a mixed twist stem and conical foot, height 15.2cms.
PROVENANCE:
Tennants, Leyburn, 1988. £500 - 700
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A Jacobite wine glass, the round funnel bowl engraved with an heraldic rose and two buds with a star to the reverse, raised on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, c.1765, height 15.5cms.
PROVENANCE:
Malhams, 1995. £650 - 850
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A large drawn trumpet bowl goblet, raised on a plain stem with an upper and mid-stem knop and conical folded foot, c.1740, height 18.9cms.
£400 - 600
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A light baluster goblet, the bell bowl engraved with baroque scrolls and birds of paradise, raised on a multi-knopped stem and conical foot, c.1765, height 17.8cms.
PROVENANCE:
With Jeanenette Hayhurst, 1988. £600 - 800
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A substantial light baluster goblet, the round funnel bowl raised on a beaded knop, inverted baluster and basal knop stem and conical foot, c.1765, height 20cms. £500 - 700
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A baluster goblet, the bell bowl raised on a beaded cushioned knop over a beaded inverted baluster and basal knop stem and conical foot, c.1755, height 19cms. £500 - 700
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A light baluster goblet, the bell bowl engraved with a baroque floral scroll to the rim, raised on a stem with a drop knop over a plain section with two further knops and domed foot, c.1765, height 19.2cms. £700 - 900
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A baluster wine glass, the waisted bell bowl with a solid base, raised on an annular knop, a teared inverted baluster stem, a beaded knop and conical foot, c.1725, height 17cms.
PROVENANCE:
Tennants Sale, Newcastle, 1992. £500 - 700
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A baluster goblet, the round funnel bowl engraved "CONCORDIA" within a tied laurel wreath, raised on an angular knop with an inverted baluster stem and conical foot, c.1740, height 17cms.
PROVENANCE:
Christies, Amsterdam, 2007. £400 - 600
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A drawn trumpet baluster wine glass of the KitKat type, raised on a plain stem with a central angular knop and folded foot, c.1740, height 17cms. £300 - 400
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A light baluster wine glass, the bell bowl raised on a shoulder beaded knop, plain stem and conical foot, c.1755, height 17.7cms.
PROVENANCE:
Dukes, 2003. £300 - 400
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A baluster wine glass, the bell bowl with a solid teared base raised on a plain stem with centre knop and domed foot, c.1755, height 15.5cms.
£150 - 180
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A baluster wine glass, the conical bowl with a solid base above a teared baluster stem and folded foot, c.1720, height 14cms. £500 - 700
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A baluster wine glass, the waisted bowl with a solid base, raised on a teared inverted baluster stem, basal knop and conical foot, c.1725, height 17.5cms.
PROVENANCE:
Bethel Antiques, Bradford, 1985. £300 - 400
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A baluster wine glass, the waisted bell bowl with a solid teared base raised on a teared shoulder ball knop, an inverted baluster and ball knop and conical foot, c.1725, height 17cms.
PROVENANCE:
Carter Collection. £500 - 700
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