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A Group of Chinese Blue and White Wares, the First Is a Bottle Vase LOW HIGH Lot Description Estimate Estimate (Lot of 3)A group of Chinese blue and white wares, the first is a bottle vase painted with 4000 pomegranate, together with a dish and a jar, both with six-character jiajing mark, bottle vase size: 11.5"h $ 300 - 500 A Chinese blue and white lidded porcelain box, of circular shape, the cover painted with 4001 dragon and phoenix, floral and foliage patterns to the side, a six-character xuande mark to the base, size: 8.5"w x 5"h $ 300 - 500 (lot of 6) A group of Vietnamese blue and white ceramic dishes from the Hoi An hoard, , late 15th/early 16th century, deep dish painted with a stylized lotus flower and leaf 4002 scrolls, each centered with roundel of a bird on branches, reversed by a band of jeweled lappets and a chocolate-brown wash to the recessed base, original inventory numbers: 114834, 141150, 114676, 173473, 8579, 115202; size: 8.75"w x 2.25"h $ 800 - 1,200 4003 (lot of 10) A group of ten Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls, of various sizes, each bearing a six-character mark to the base, large one size: 4.75"dia x 2.25"h $ 500 - 700 A Chinese blue and white vase, depicting official and attendant among the mountains and 4004 bridge, 6.5"h $ 200 - 400 (lot of 2) A pair of Chinese wine cups, each enamelled with chrysanthemum, tree and 4005 rock, together with inscription, each with a six-character mark to the base, size: 2.25"h x 2"dia $ 300 - 500 Chinese Export Blue and White Dish, each panel painted with landscape, fruit and flowers, 4006 size: 11"dia $ 150 - 250 (lot of 2) A Pair of Chinese famille-rose double-gourd vases, each painted with figures and 4007 floral decoration, size: 9"h $ 400 - 600 4008 (Lot of 3) Three Chinese famille-rose dishes, the largest one size: 10"dia $ 200 - 400 4009 A Chinese Canton famille-rose porcelain charger, of oviod shape and painted with six panels, each panel decorated with leafy flowers and figures, size 13.5"w l $ 100 - 200 (lot of 4) Three Chinese enameled canton famille-rose dishes, together with one teapot, 4010 teapot size: 8"w x 6.5"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese Qingbai porcelain box, of circular shape, the cover incised with peony flowers, 4011 unglazed base, 5.75" dia $ 100 - 200 A Chinese yellow-ground bowl, both interior and exterior enamelled with flower and 4012 folige patternss, size: 8.25"w x 3.25"h $ 300 - 500 A Chinese enameled porcelain dish, painted with children at play, six character mark to 4013 the base, size: 5.25" dia $ 100 - 200 (Lot of 2) Two Chinese enamelled porcelain dishes, each painted with pheasant sitting on 4014 the rock and flowers, large one size: 10.5"w $ 300 - 500 (Lot of 2) Two Chinese famille-rose wares, first a bowl, of lobbed mouth rim and decorated with flowers and butterflies in both interior and exterior body, a six-character 4015 Jiaqing mark to the base, size 8"w x 3.25"h second, a Chinese famille-rose dish, silver gilt to the body and the mouth rim, decorated with butterflies and flowers, a six character chenghua mark to the base, size 6"dia $ 300 - 500 A turquoise Ground Chinese Famille-rose dish, depicting a pair of dragons with a 4016 chrysanthemum in the center, surrounded by birds and foliage patterns. size: 11.5"l x 8.75"w $ 300 - 500 A Chinese qianjiangcai enamel tea pot, of compressed global shape, gilt to the mouth rim 4017 and painted with butterflies and flowers, four-character mark to the base, size 5"w x 3.5"h $ 200 - 400 Page 1 of 60 LOW HIGH Lot Description Estimate Estimate A Chinese enamelled "butterfly and flower" porcelain dish, a light oliver color ground dish 4018 decorated with flower and butterflies, size 7.5"dia $ 100 - 200 4019 (lot of 3) Chinese Canton famille-rose wares, including one meiping vase , one bottle vase and one lidded jar, all decorated with figure, flowers and leaves, large vase size: 12"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese blue and white "Marriage vase" , the body decorated with cherry blossom 4020 flowers and " xi" character , size: 17"h $ 75 - 150 A Blue and White meiping shaped vase, the body painted with peony flowers and 4021 decorated with Buddhist symbols, base unglazed, size: 17"h $ 300 - 500 4022 A Chinese meiping shaped vase, overall with black ground painted with mystical beasts and chrysanthemums, a six character yongzheng mark to the base, size: 14.5"h $ 400 - 600 (lot of 2) A pair of cinnabar lacquer vases, the sides incised in continuous garden tableaux 4023 of scholars and attendants engaging in activities, each with a layer of lacquer applied over the metal ground, size: 19.25"h $ 300 - 500 (lot of 2) Two Chinese Bronze Vases, the first of pear shape, with beast mask and ring handles, the body decorated with taotie pattern and key-fret scroll to the rim; the second 4024 of compressed globular shape and ring handles, two-character mark to the base, size: 12.5"h $ 500 - 700 A large Chinese dragon vase, of black ground and the neck flanked by a pair of chilong 4025 dragon handles, the body painted with peony flower patterns and dragons chasing the flaming pearl, size: 24"h $ 400 - 600 A large Caton Famille-rose bowl, both interior and exterior painted with with birds, flower 4026 and figural decorations, size: 14.5" dia x 6"h $ 300 - 500 4027 A large Chinese enamelled butterfly Bowl, size: 14"dia x 6.5"w $ 200 - 400 4028 ( Lot of 2) A Pair of Chinese large blue and white lidded ginger jar, size: 20.25"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese Large turquoise ground enamelled vase, painted with peony flows, bats and 4029 foliage scrolls, the neck flanked with a pair of mythical beasts, six character mark, drilled base, size: 20"h $ 150 - 250 4030 A Chinese copper red glazed porcelain moon-flask vase, of flattened circular shape raised on a low foot rim rising to a garlic bulb neck and set with two scroll handles, 8.5"w x 10"h $ 400 - 600 (Lot of 4) Four Chinese ceramic wares, consisting with one white glazed dish incised with " 4031 happiness" pattern in the center, one metal gilded dragon dish, one hare's fur" Jian style tea bowl, and one pottery jar, bowl size: 4.75"dia x 2.5"h, jar size: 4"h $ 400 - 600 4032 A Chinese molded porcelain seated buddha sculpture, with wood stand, size: 9"w x 11"h $ 300 - 500 A Chinese guan style crackle bottle vase, of compressed globular shape and with long 4033 neck, the body finished with celadon crackle glaze, size: 9.75"h $ 400 - 600 (Lot of 3) Three Chinese porcelain wares, first is a peach blossom glazed vase, liuyeping, of tapering amphora shape with a trumpet neck, covered in mottled copper red glaze, 4034 bearing a six-character mark, second is a blue and white hanging ceramic tile, together with a handed dish pained with copper red cloud scrolls; vase size 7"h x 2"w, dish size : 6.5"w x 1.25"h $ 300 - 500 A Chinese copper red ceramic bowl, with recessed base and overall applied purple flare, 4035 size: 8"w x 3"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese peach bloom glazed porcelain water coupe, six character "Qianlong" mark to 4036 the base, size 3"h $ 200 - 400 Page 2 of 60 LOW HIGH Lot Description Estimate Estimate 4037 A Chinese celadon crackle-glazed bowl, size: 6.25"w x 4.5"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinses Longquan celadon incense burner, a tripod censer with a metal lid with floral 4038 decorative openwork, size: 4.5"h $ 400 - 600 4039 A Chinese iron red bronze censer, xuande mark to the base, size: 3"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese inkstone, the top surmounted with carved dragons and cloud scrolls, inset in a 4040 hardwood box, size with box 8.5"w x 6.75"h $ 300 - 500 4041 A Chinese Bronze incense burner of recumbent foo lion, size: 4.25"h $ 400 - 600 4042 (Lot of 3) Three Chinese hardstone carvings, a pair of rose quartz figures of lady and bird, together with a lapis lazuli carving of lady holding a flower branch, size: 8.5"h $ 500 - 700 (lot of 2) Two hardstone carvings, the first a recumbent ox, the other a brush pot carved 4043 with lingzhi the rocks, size: 4.25"h $ 400 - 600 A Chinese Bronze Lidded Censer, of bombe shape and flanked by a pair of elephant 4044 handles, a six-character xuande mark to the base, together with a wood lid and a carved corn shaped jade finial, size with lid: 7.5"h $ 500 - 700 4045 A Chinese hardwood carving of Luohan, size: 4.75"h $ 300 - 500 4046 A Chinese wood brush pot, carved with flowers, 3.5"w x 5"h $ 100 - 200 (Lot of 2) Two Chinese hardstone carvings, one a lidded censer with a pair of dragon 4047 handles, the other a lidded vase decorated with Chinese coins, birds and branches, large one size with stand: 6.75"h $ 500 - 700 Two small Chinese boxes, one is possibly a bronze cigarette Lighter box, the other a small 4048 incised silver box, size: 3"w x 1"h $ 150 - 250 4049 A Chinese Hardstone Carving of buddha's hand, size: 1.5"w x 2.5"h $ 300 - 500 (Lot of 3) A group of three hardstone carvings, first is a beauty and crane, second a 4050 spinach jade color of horse, together with a pale white carving of tiger climbing on the mountain, size: 3.5"h x 5.5"w $ 400 - 600 (lot of 2) A Chinese hardstone tree in cloisonné basket, together with a ram, tree size: 4051 11"h $ 300 - 500 4052 A Chinese wood panel with hardstone inlay, size: 12"h x 4.25"w $ 300 - 500 (Lot of 2) Two Chinese Hardstone Carvings, first is a standing Guanyin , the other a 4052A recumbent ram, size of Guanyin: 8.5"h $ 300 - 500 (Lot of 2) Two Chinese Hardstone Carvings, one depicting the story of Wusong killing the 4053 tiger, the other two children with flowers, size with stand: 5"h $ 300 - 500 4054 (Lot of 3) Three Chinese Hardstone Carved Plaques, largest one size: 1.75"h x 2.75"w $ 300 - 500 4055 (Lot of 4) Four Chinese hardstone carvings, the
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