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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, signed Gyokuzan, Edo/Meiji period, as Kappa on a clam shell, 4.5cm £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono, signed Seizan, Meiji period, as a dragon emerging from a gourd, 10cm long £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, signed Gyokuho, Meiji period, as Jorojin riding on the back of a crane, 4.5cm £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, signed Tomoichi, Meiji period, as a flat fish, 5.5cm long £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, signed Tomoichi, Meiji period, as a flat fish, 6cm long £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Boxwood Netsuke, signed Masakazu, Edo period, as Karako and an entertainer, 3.5cm high £300 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period, as a boy with a monkey on his shoulder, two children at his feet, 10.5cm high £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, Meiji period, as a wood cutter, 4.2cm; A Similar Netsuke, as figures about a table, 4.5cm; and A Horn Netsuke, carved with animals (3) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, Meiji period, carved as the seated Fukurokuju, 4.5cm; and Three Similar Netsukes (4) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period, as an oni playing a gong, 7.5cm; A Pair of Netsuke, as Noh masks; and Another, as a seated figure (4) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono, early 20th century, as the Kamakura Buddha, signed, 20cm high £60 - 80 (plus 24% BP*)
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Attributed to Utagawa Toyokuni"The Great Gate of Yoshiwara"Triptych wood block, 37cm by 75cmProvenance: Ex collection Dr Julius Derenberg No.102 £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Carved Boxwood Head of a Leopard, Meiji period, with glass eyes, possibly a gaming piece, 5cm high £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Shibayama Type Photograph Album, Meiji period, the covers worked in mother-of-pearl and bone with an eagle perched on a branch on a lacquer ground, signed, 37cm long £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Bronze Figure of a Fisherman, Meiji period, standing holding a carp, his creel over his back, on a hardwood base, 22cm high £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Japanese Bronze Figural Candlesticks, Meiji period, modelled as owls sitting in branches, 22.5cm high £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Japanese Ivory Models of Elephants' Heads, early 20th century, naturalistically modelled, on hardwood bases £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Japanese Bronze Figure of an Elephant, Meiji period, standing with trunk raised and with ivory tusk, seal mark, 35.5cm high, on wooden plinth £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji period, as a farmer holding his hat above his head, signed, 23cm high £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A Japanese Lacquer Table Cabinet, Meiji period, of pagoda form, the two doors enclosing an arrangement of shelves and drawers, on bracket feet, the whole decorated with precious objects and foliage, 34cm high £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Set of Three Worcester Porcelain Coffee Cups and A Saucer, circa 1775, painted with the Rich Queens pattern, seal marks in underglaze blue; and A Similar Pair of Chocolate Cups and Saucers (8) £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Worcester Porcelain Basket, circa 1775, printed in underglaze blue with the Pine Cone pattern within pierced border, 22cm diameter; A Set of Four Meissen Porcelain Plates, moulded with stylised foliage, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 24.5cm diameter; A Gilt Decorated Tea Bowl and Two Saucers; A Masons Ironstone Tureen; and Two Pottery Carpet Bowls (qty) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Worcester Porcelain Fluted Jug, circa 1770, with scroll handle, painted in puce monochrome and gilt with Kakiemon style flowers below a cell border, 18cm high £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Worcester Porcelain Slop Bowl, circa 1758, painted in underglaze blue with the Prunus Root pattern, 15.5cm diameter; and A Similar Bowl, printed with a chinoiserie landscape, 15cm diameter (2) £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Worcester Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, circa 1770, painted with the Old Mosaic pattern, pseudo Chinese marks in underglaze blue; A Similar Fluted Coffee Cup, painted with the Jabberwoky pattern; and A Staffordshire White Saltglaze Stoneware Slop Bowl, painted with a fenced garden (4) £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Chelsea Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1755, of lappet moulded baluster form, painted with flower sprigs, red anchor mark, 14.5cm high £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Worcester Porcelain Kidney Shape Dish, circa 1770, painted in the atelier of James Giles with flowersprays in panels on a scale blue ground gilt with foliage, seal mark in underglaze blue, 26.5cm wide; A Similar Plate, painted with exotic birds, blue and gilt border, 22.5cm diameter; and Another Plate, printed and overpainted in colours with the European Ruins pattern on a scale blue ground, 22.5cm diameter (3) £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A New Hall Porcelain Cream Jug, circa 1790, of commode shape painted with flowersprays, pattern no.241, 11cm high; A New Hall Type Tea Bowl and Saucer; A Set of Three Similar Saucers; A Set of Three Tea Bowls; A Pearlware Slop Bowl; and A Wedgwood Coffee Can and Saucer (qty) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A Pair of Worcester Porcelain Leaf Shaped Pickle Trays, circa 1758, painted in underglaze blue with the Two Peony Rock Bird pattern, decorator's marks, 12cm long £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A Pair of Worcester Porcelain Geranium Leaf Moulded Butter Boats, circa 1758, painted in underglaze blue with the Butter Boat Mansfield pattern, workman's marks, 9cm long £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲ A Chelsea Porcelain Octagonal Saucer, circa 1752, painted in famille verte enamels; A Lowestoft Porcelain Slop Bowl, painted in underglaze blue with peony and rockwork; and A Similar Redgrave Pattern Tea Bowl (3) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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An English Delft Circular Dish, circa 1750, painted in colours with a peacock perched amongst flowers and rockwork within a foliate border, 31cm diameter; and A Similar Dish, painted in blue with chinoiserie buildings on an island within foliate and lattice borders, 31cm diameter (2) £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Whieldon Type Plate, circa 1760, with moulded, foliate scroll and lattice border, the whole picked out in typical glazes, 23cm diameter; and A Similar Plate, 23cm diameter (2) £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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An English Delft Flower Brick, mid 18th century, of rectangular form with large central aperture flanked by two banks of six smaller apertures, painted in blue with stylised flowers, 14.5cm wide £300 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Creamware Coffee Pot and Cover, circa 1780, of baluster form, painted in underglaze blue with chinoiserie landscapes, 23cm high £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Creamware Teapot and Cover, circa 1770, of cylindrical form with entwined handles, painted with rose sprays, 14cm high; and A Similar Cream Jug, 12cm high (2) £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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An English Delft Charger, mid 18th century, painted in colours with a central flowerspray and scattered sprigs, 32cm diameter; and A Delft Charger, painted in blue with scrolling foliage, 34cm diameter (2) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ An English Delft Soup Plate, probably Liverpool, circa 1750, painted in blue with a river landscape within lattice borders, 23.5cm diameter; A Similar Pair of Plates, painted in blue with peony and rockwork, 22.5cm diameter; and A Similar Pair of Plates, 22cm diameter (5) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲ A Pearlware Leaf Moulded Jug, circa 1790, painted in colours with flowersprays, 16.5cm high; A Staffordshire Porcelain Chamberstick, circa 1840, painted with blossom on a blue ground; and A Similar Twin-Handled Vase, painted with birds and landscape (3) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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An English Porcelain Oval Plaque, 19th century, painted with dogs cornering a fox beside a tree, 12cm by 16.5cm £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Derby Porcelain Part Dessert Service, circa 1800, painted with flower sprigs within gilt line borders, comprising a lozenge shaped dish and seven plates (qty) £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Queen Victoria Commemorative Tea Service, printed in puce with THE ROYAL FAMILY and similar vignettes on a blue ground with lustre decoration, comprising twelve teacups and saucers, and two bread and butter plates (qty) £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Coalport Porcelain Dessert Service, circa 1820, painted with flowersprays on a blue ground gilt with foliage, comprising two navette shaped dishes, two rectangular dishes, and twelve plates (qty) £450 - 550 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Staffordshire Porcelain Dessert Service, late 19th century, printed and overpainted with flowersprays within gilt scroll borders, comprising a tall comport, two low comports and eleven plates, printed marks (qty) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Staffordshire Porcelain Dessert Service, circa 1830, painted with flowersprays within pink diaper and gilt scroll borders, comprising a tall comport, two low comports, two oval dishes, and twelve plates (qty) £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of English Porcelain Twin-Handled Campana Vases, circa 1810, painted with flowersprays in panels on a gilt scroll ground, 26cm high £180 - 250 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Ridgways Porcelain Dessert Service, circa 1830, printed with flowersprays within gilt flower sprigs and shaped foliate and scroll borders, comprising a twin-handled square dish, two twin-handled oval dishes, and eleven plates (qty) £300 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Bloor Derby Porcelain Campana Vase, circa 1840, with serpent handles, painted with a band of flowers, printed mark in red, 20.5cm high; and A Similar Pair of Sauce Tureens and A Cover, decorated in Kakiemon style (4) £60 - 80 (plus 24% BP*)
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An English Porcelain Scent Flask, circa 1830, of navette form painted with summer flowers within gilt borders, 8.5cm long; and A Canary Yellow Ground Small Mug, printed with THE REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS IS A CROWN OF GLORY, 5.5cm high (2) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆ A Staffordshire Porcelain Flower Encrusted Inkstand, circa 1840, with two covered inkpots on a shaped plateau and scroll feet, 23cm wide; A Similar Pair of Plates, painted and gilt with flowersprays and lattice, 21.5cm diameter; A Tea Cup and Saucer, painted with a landscape within a blue border; and A New Hall Type Tea Bowl and Two Saucers (8) £60 - 80 (plus 24% BP*)
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