307 |
A WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE PART DINNER SERVICE, late 18th century, each piece painted "en grisaille" with a different classical trophy, within a grape and vine trailing border. Comprising a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands, quatrefoil pedestal comport, five entree dishes, eleven soup plates and thirteen dinner plates, impressed mark. See illustration. Provenance: The Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth to his daughter Lady Maud Baillie and thence by descent. £800-1500 | Nil |
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1900 |
| 308 | A GEORGE JONES TYPE MAJOLICA COMPORT, the oval dish on a rustic tree stump support with fox and rabbit to the oval base, decorated in lilac, pale blue, brown, green and amber glazes, Victorian lozenge registration mark to base, 10". See illustration £500-1000 | Nil |
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2000 |
| 309 | A CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER TYPE SAUCER DISH, the moulded body painted with polychrome floral sprays within a meandering gilt border, 7.5" £30-60 | Nil |
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| 310 | A CONTINENTAL PLASTER MODEL OF AN URCHIN, wearing tattered clothes on circular socle base, 30" £100-200 | Nil |
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| 311 | A SPODE BLACK GLAZE MODEL OF A CAT with nodding head and glass bead eyes, 12" £50-100 | Nil |
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30 |
| 312 | A SET OF SIX WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE OVAL MENU HOLDERS, modelled in relief with classical emblems on pale and dark blue grounds (6) £200-300 | Nil |
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| 325 | A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI VASES of ovoid form decorated with buildings, trees and foliage, 8.25" high (2) £80-120 | Nil |
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80 |
| 326 | A CHINESE EXPORT BOWL decorated with phoenix and foliage, Qianlong, 9" dia. and two other similar bowls (3) £50-100 | Nil |
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| 327 | A CHINESE "MILLEFIORE" MUG AND COVER decorated in polychrome with flowers on a gilt ground, 5.5" high and another mug and cover (2) £60-100 | Nil |
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| 328 | A JAPANESE SATSUMA JAR AND COVER decorated in polychrome with a mass of figures on a gilt ground, the interior with lines of calligraphy, Meiji, 4.25" high £50-100 | Nil |
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75 |
| 329 | A PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES decorated in polychrome and gilt with geisha girls and children in the shade of cascading wisteria on a blue and gilt ground, the bases with seal marks, Meiji, 7.25" high £100-200 | Nil |
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300 |
| 330 | A SET OF FIVE CHINESE "IMARI" PLATES decorated with birds, insects and blossoming foliage within conforming borders, early Qianlong, 8.75" dia. and two other Chinese Imari plates (7) £100-200 | Nil |
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| 331 | A CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE TEAPOT AND COVER of bullet-shaped decorated in polychrome and gilt with elegant figures and foliage, with a simple loop handle and a straight spout, Qianlong, 5.25" high and three cups ensuite (4) £80-150 | Nil |
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120 |
| 332 | A CHINESE ARMORIAL TUREEN AND COVER of shaped oval form enamelled in polychrome and gilt with sprays of flowers, an armorial and motto, 9.25" wide £100-200 | Nil |
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150 |
| 333 | A CANTONESE FAMILLE ROSE TRAY enamelled in polychrome and gilt with panels of figures, birds and flowers, 11", and two similar teapots and covers (3) £100-200 | Nil |
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90 |
| 334 | A KOREAN CELADON VASE of flattened globular form decorated with circular panels of stylised flowers on a cellular ground, with a band of birds and cloud scrolls below, 6" dia. £80-150 | Nil |
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100 |
| 335 | A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE BOWL decorated with a continuous band of figures in a garden, resting on a terrace and conversing in the shade of a tree, enclosed by panelled blossoming vine and cloud scroll borders, the interior with conforming decoration, 11.5" dia. £50-100 | Nil |
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280 |
| 336 | A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE VASES of bottle form with brown rimmed necks, Qianlong, 6.5" high (2) £50-100 | Nil |
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380 |
| 337 | A CHINESE "BLANC-DE-CHINE" FIGURE OF GUAN YIN, the cylindrical base moulded with flowers, 13.75" high and a pair of blanc-de-chine figures of immortals, 7.75" high £60-120 | Nil |
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55 |
| 338 | A CHINESE YELLOW-GROUND BOTTLE VASE, the pale-blue glazed base with a seal mark in underglaze blue, 12.5" high £200-300 | Nil |
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| 339 | A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE JAR AND COVER of globular form decorated with blossoming branches and clobbered with figures, birds and insects, the lid apparently Qianlong, 9.75" high £50-100 | Nil |
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95 |
| 340 | A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI VASES AND COVERS decorated in polychrome and gilt with blossoming foliage and stylised insects, the domed covers with dog of fo finials, 14" high and another Imari vase and cover (3) £150-300 | Nil |
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140 |
| 341 | AN IMARI CHARGER of hexagonal form decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with chrysanthemums, fan-shaped panels and diaper work within an undulating border, 16.5" £200-400 | Nil |
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240 |
| 342 | A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE VASE in the Qianlong style, the blue ground neck decorated in polychrome with flowers and tendrils above two bands decorated with precious objects and bats, the coral ground foot with conforming decoration, 13" high £80-160 | Nil |
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380 |
| 343 | A CHINESE EXPORT "ARMORIAL" PUNCH BOWL enamelled in polychrome and gilt with an entwined monogram in a cartouche beneath a canopy of drapes, butterflies, grapes and sprays of flowers enclosed by stylised cascading ribbon borders, Qianlong, 14.5" dia. See illustration £300-500 | Nil |
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300 |
| 344 | A PAIR OF JAPANESE BLACK GROUND VASES with ovoid bodies and flared necks with an undulating edge, decorated in gilt and red with pine trees, birds and landscapes on a cellular ground, 24.25" high (2) £200-300 | Nil |
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300 |
| 345 | AN IMPORTANT CHINESE TURQUOISE-GROUND EWER in the Tibetan style (Pemba Hu) with a globular body raised on a circular splayed foot surmounted by an elaborately formed knopped neck set with a broad cylindrical mouth decorated in polychrome enamels and gilt with Eight Buddhist Emblems interspersed with lotus scrolls and enclosed by formalised borders, the scrolling spout with conforming decoration and a moulded dragon's head with fanged teeth at the junction of the body, the beaded borders and details highlighted in gilt, the turquoise-glazed base with a Qianlong seal mark in iron red and of the period, 7.75" high. See illustration Provenance: Private Collection, Dorset and probably acquired in the 1980's at a country house auction by the vendor's mother. The present ewer belongs to a group of ritual wares that was specially commissioned by the Qing Court for placement on Buddhist altars for ceremonial use in palaces and temples, either within the Forbidden Palace, or Bishushanzhuang in Chengde. The inspiration for the form comes from Tibetan metal examples that were made as containers for storage of Sacred Water and used during Buddhist ceremonies. A number of ewers of this form are known, but perhaps the nearest is the green-ground example from The Gulland Collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, illustrated by Rose Kerr in "Chinese Ceramics - Porcelain of the Qing Dynasty 1644-1911", figure 101. A gold-ground ewer from the Hong Kong Museum of Art is illustrated in "The Wonders of the Potters Palette", Qing Ceramics from the Collection of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, published Hong Kong, 1984, page 113 no. 68. | Nil |
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36000 |
| 347 | A JAPANESE BRONZE JARDINIERE cast with a fruiting vine on a matted ground, Meiji, 9.5" dia. £50-100 | Nil |
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| 348 | A PAIR OF JAPANESE "SHIBYAMA" PANELS decorated with geisha girls on a black ground, 30" x 16.5" | Nil |
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349 |
A JAPANESE "SHIBYAMA" TWO FOLD SCREEN with an intricately carved surround |
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