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Lot Description LOW Estimate HIGH Estimate 4000 Chinese Yellow Ground Porcelain Brush Pot, Enameled with Six Rows of Red Xi Ch LOW HIGH Lot Description Estimate Estimate Chinese yellow ground porcelain brush pot, enameled with six rows of red xi characters, 4000 the base marked 'tui si tang zhi', 6.6"h $ 150 - 250 Pair of Chinese enameled porcelain dishes, each with a pair of iron-red dragons in pursuit 4001 of a gilt jewel, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark within unglazed blue double ring marks, 5"w $ 250 - 450 4002 Chinese ox blood glazed porcelain stick neck vase, with a trumpet neck and compressed body, above a splayed foot and an apocryphal Qianlong mark on the base, 5.75"h $ 200 - 400 4003 No Lot 4004 Pair of Chinese porcelain cups, of inverted bell form and the exteriors coated with a rose pink glaze, the base with an apocryphal underglaze Yongzheng mark, 1.75"h $ 250 - 450 (lot of 2) Chinese wucai garlic head porcelain vase, the pear shaped body with dragons 4005 and flanked by lion form handles, base with apocryphal Wanli mark; together with a moon flask with underglaze blue dragons on a red wave ground, 12"h $ 400 - 600 (lot of 3) Chinese underglaze blue porcelain cups, with a foliate rim and faceted sides decorated with reserves of flower bouquets alternated with landscape panels, the base 4006 with an apocryphal Qianlong mark, 2.25"h; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland, CA $ 150 - 250 Chinese enameled porcelain plaque set as a table screen, decorated with a rooster below 4007 a pine tree, the upper right with cyclical date Liu Yucen and cyclical date jiashen, sight: 7.5"h x 4.75"w, overall: 12.5"h x 7.25"w $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Chinese silver necklaces; the first, suspending a lotus form jade plaque along with jade beads on the chain; the second, with a flower basket plaque, accented with 4008 turquoise, coral and carnelian beads; the third, with a ruyi lock, the chain with turquoise, carnelian and bells of various shapes, 19.5"l $ 300 - 500 4009 Chinese Guan-type ceramic cong form vase, the square sectioned body surmounted by a cylindrical neck, overall with pale celadon glaze and crackle pattern, 8.5"h $ 500 - 700 Chinese Ru-type blue brush washer, the shallow circular dish raised on three small 4010 supports, 5.5"w $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Chinese boxwood figures, one of a scholar holding a scroll, the other with a 4011 celestial beauty holding a box and sword; together with a small model of an official kneeling in front of a table with ritual offerings, largest overall (beauty): 8.75"h $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Chinese stone archer's rings, consisting of a spinach jade example; one of 4012 hardstone etched with a poem and bamboo beside a garden rock; together with a plain agate ring, 1.25"h $ 300 - 500 Chinese jade carving, in the form of a cicada, with dark brown striations on a gray-green 4013 matrix, 2.25"h $ 300 - 500 4014 Set of eight Chinese jade carvings of the Eight Daoist Treasures, featuring the attributes of each of the Eight Immortals executed from a pale gray ground, largest: 1"w $ 250 - 450 Page 1 of 64 Chinese hardstone belt hook, reticulated with a chilong confronting a dragon, the celadon 4015 matrix with gray and russet inclusions, 3.75"w $ 400 - 600 Pair of Chinese hardstone carvings, of two long-tailed birds perching on a branch (one 4016 damaged), 10"h $ 250 - 450 Chinese coral necklace, suspending a pierced double gourd bone toggle, the coral beads 4017 spaced with wood and metal beads, 12"l $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Two coral necklaces, one with a Chinese silver plaque of a flower basket; the 4018 other spaced with wooden beads; together with a multiple strand lapis lazuli necklace having a repousse floral plaque, 11.5"l $ 250 - 450 (lot of 2) Chinese Tang sancai ceramic figures, of two female attendants, with unglazed 4019 faces, one with a yellow scarf and green robe, and the other with a green scarf and yellow robe, 10"h; Provenance: from the collection of Carolyn Anspachor $ 700 - 1,000 (lot of 2) Himalayan metal Buddha, each in bhumisparsa mudra seated on a lotus 4020 pedestal, 7.75"h; Provenance: The Estate of Andrew G. Jameson, benefitting the library of the University of Southern California $ 300 - 500 (lot of 2) Chinese qianjiang enameled porcelain vases, each of cylindrical form and with an 4021 apocryphal Guangxu mark, one decorated with a rooster and the other a hawk, bearing signature Yu Ziming, 11.15"h $ 500 - 700 (lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty, the first, a shallow bowl 4022 with lines radiating from the well, with metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notched foliate rim and incised with lotus sprays to the interior and exterior, 8.75"w; Provenance: Estate of Dr. Graeme Hanson, San Francisco, CA $ 1,000 - 2,000 Chinese white glazed ceramic ewer, with a short spout and handle composed of three 4023 raised bands, the unglazed bottom incised 'ying', 8.25"h $ 300 - 500 Chinese enameled porcelain dish, the exterior with treasures amid rolling waves in the 4023A famille verte pattern, the base with a leaf form mark, the interior with an underglaze blue flower in the center, 4"w $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Group of Chinese ceramics, consisting of a yingqing glazed bowl, Southern Song, 4024 with notched rim and incised with a scroll pattern to the interior; a white glazed circular box incised with a flower; together with a white glazed bowl, Five Dynasties/Northern Song, with a rolled rim and tapering body raised on a low foot, 6.75"w $ 700 - 1,000 4025 (lot of 2) Chinese blanc de chine Cultural Revolution porcelain figures, one of a girl playing a waist drum; the other of Yang Zirong in formal stance, largest: 8.25"h $ 250 - 450 Chinese qingbai glaze covered box, Song dynasty, of floral form molded with a peony sprig 4026 on the lid, the concave base unglazed (chip to rim of box); 2.5" x 4.75"; Provenance: Estate of Dr. Graeme Hanson, San Francisco, CA $ 500 - 700 Japanese Satsuma jar with a wooden pierced lid and bone finial, the bulbous body on three supports, decorated in moriage with noble men, three zoomorphic supports and 4027 handles, overall: 11.5"h (with lid). Provenance: Property from the collection of Trotter’s Antiques, Pacific Grove CA $ 100 - 200 Page 2 of 64 (lot of 3) The first, a Japanese Satsuma koro, a karajishi on the lid above the rounded rectangular body on four supports; the second, an incense jar kikyo (Japanese bell flower) 4028 shaped with a double finial; together with a small old Kutani jar depicting a landscape, largest: 4.75"h $ 200 - 400 4029 Pair of Chinese famille verte porcelain bowls, the painted exterior with beauties and flowers, the interior with butterflies in coral hue, with wooden stands, 3.3"h x 7.25"dia $ 50 - 100 (lot of 3) Japanese ceramic byobu (screen) stands: a pair in the form of green mandarin 4030 ducks; together with a byobu stand in the form of karajishi in blue-and-white (repair), largest: 5.8"h x 8"l $ 150 - 250 (lot of 3) The first, a Japanese Seto ceramic sake bottle, 19th century; second, a Kutani 4031 tripod censer with a karajishi finial, green dragon head handles; together with a water dropper in the shape of fugu fish, largest (sake bottle): approx. 8.25"h $ 150 - 250 (lot of 2) Japanese cloisonne vase, rounded hexagonal body decorated with alternating 4032 dragon and phoenix in panels; together with a small cloisonne vase with floral roundels, largest: 14.5"h $ 200 - 400 Japanese bronze yatate (portable writing set), Edo period, gilt ivy leaves with coiled vine 4033 on the brush holder with a hook at the end, the ink well in the form of a pot on three supports, molded maple leaf on one side, and persimmon on the other side, 13.5'l $ 150 - 250 4034 Japanese metal tea canister, exterior ebonized and etched with plum blossoms, pine trees and bamboo, heavy lid slides down over the body, 5.75"h x 4.5"dia $ 100 - 200 4035 (lot of 3) Japanese cloisonne vase, with a sparrow on a peony branch, hinagiku on the other side; together with a pair of red ginbari vases depicting peonies, largest: 12"h $ 250 - 450 4036 (lot of 3) Japanese large blue-and-white Arita porcelain chargers: two with foliate rims, having various land and seascapes with sailing boats and figures, largest 17.5"dia $ 300 - 500 (lot of 3) Japanese erotica items, consisting of one noh okina clay mask and two sea shells 4037 concealing molded erotica interior, largest 5.75"l $ 100 - 200 (lot of 5) Japanese katana sword blades from Edo period: including a kozuka blade with the name 'Inoue Shinkai' inscribed; one blade part with an illegible signature; another 4038 probably from Bizen; together with a silk katana bukuro (sword carrier/bag), longest blade: 10.75"l $ 100 - 200 4039 Chinese rank badges framed as a tray, each centered with a bird amid a dark ground with metallic couched clouds and flowers above a lishui border, overall: 25.25" $ 300 - 500 Chinese scholar's rock, with a contoured gray matrix, having a rounded upper section and 4040 a wider mid section, raised on wood stand, stone: 5"h $ 250 - 450 Chinese silver plated table ornament of a Chinese ship, the interior with six sailors, in 4041 plexiglass box, ship: 14"h $ 150 - 250 4042 Chinese lacquer box, the lid with polychrome decoration of scholars playing chess surrounded by beauties and children, with red lacquered woven side panels, 14.5"d $ 400 - 600 Page 3 of 64 4043 Chinese bronze censer, of oval section with two zoomorphic handles set on the rim, raised on four shaped supports, the underside with an apocryphal Xuande mark, 6.75"w $ 600 - 900 Chinese bronze duck vessel, with a duck form neck and head above a compressed 4044 globular body, raised on a splayed foot, 16.25"h $ 500 - 700 Chinese bronze gu vase, with a trumpet neck having a stiff leaf pattern, the cylindrical mid- 4045 section with taotie masks, above a splayed base (crack to rim and separates into two sections), 11.5"h $ 400 - 600 Chinese Cizhou ceramic pillow, Song dynasty, of an elongated octagonal form with white floral sprig reserve on an iron brown ground, the sides with brown leafy sprigs on a white 4046 ground (base with kiln crack), 10.75"w; Provenance: Estate of Dr.
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