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Oriental & European Ceramics & Glass THIRD DAY’S SALE WEDNESDAY 24th JANUARY 2018 ORIENTAL & EUROPEAN CERAMICS & GLASS Commencing at 10.00am Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Friday 19th January 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 20th January 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 21st January 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 22nd January 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 23rd January 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day Measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary Enquiries: Andrew Thomas Enquiries: Nic Saintey Tel: 01392 413100 Tel: 01392 413100 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 661 662 A large presentation wine glass and a pair of wine glasses Two late 18th century English wine glasses, one similar the former with bell shaped bowl engraved with the arms of and an early 19th century barrel-shaped tumbler the first Weston, set on a hollow knopped stem and domed fold over two with plain bowls and faceted stems, 13.5 cm; the third foot, 27 cm high, the pair each with rounded funnel shaped engraved with floral sprays and on faceted stem, 14 cm; the bowl engraved with an eagle’s head set on a double knopped tumbler engraved with urns, paterae and swags with the stem and conical foot, 23 cm high. initials ‘GS’,11 cm (4). *£200 - 250 *£120 - 180 663 A George Bacchus close pack glass paperweight set with various multi coloured canes and four Victoria Head silhouettes, circa 1850, 8 cm diameter, [top polished]. *£300 - 500 664 665 A Loetz Phanomen glass vase of A Moser amber crackled glass vase of twelve lobed form with waisted neck shaped globular form, enamelled with and flared rim, decorated overall with a a crab, a lobster and fish swimming trailed and combed wave design, circa amongst seaweed and seagrass, circa 1900-05, unmarked, 19 cm high. 1900, 25 cm high. *£400 - 600 *£100 - 200 666-9 No Lots. 670 A miniature Chinese porcelain bowl the exterior painted in blue with two bands containing small panels, the interior with three flowerheads, four character Ming mark, 6 cm diameter, [rim frits]. *£50 - 80 130 671 of A Chinese porcelain peony bowl 672 circular form, the interior and exterior of squat painted in blue with blooms beneath A Chinese porcelain censer circular form the exterior painted in double line borders, six character blue with eight alternating dragon and Kangxi mark within concentric rings, phoenix medallions between thunder 12.5 cm diameter, [restored]. key bands, concentric rings, probably *£100 - 200 19th century, 17 cm diameter. *£200 - 400 673 A Chinese underglaze blue and yellow- ground jar of ovoid form with short waisted neck and rolled rim, painted with a continuous band of scrolling hibiscus between ruyi-head borders on a yellow ground, six-character Chenghua mark within a double circle, 31 cm high [damaged]. *£200 - 400 675 Two Chinese blanc de Chine dogs each modelled seated with a puppy at its side, on raised rectangular bases, Kangxi, 16 cm high [some discoloured restoration]. *£100 - 200 677 674 A Chinese green-glazed pottery Hill A Chinese porcelain sleeve vase of jar and cover the domed cover relief cylindrical form with short flaring neck moulded with five mountain peaks enamelled in the famille rose palette and mythical beasts, the cylindrical with scholars and children before a body with a band of similar beasts and seated couple, the neck with pierced 676 mask head ring handles, on three mask rock and peony, 48 cm high. A Chinese underglaze blue and head feet, Han dynasty, 22 cm high boldly painted *£300 - 400 copper-red bottle vase [minor chips], together with a group of with two large dragons amongst Chinese metal fittings including a taotie scattered clouds and flames, probably mask handle [loose ring lacking] and a 18th century, 49 cm [loss and damage pair of curved bronze mounts. to neck and rim]. *£300 - 500 *£300 - 500 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 131 678 680 A Chinese grey pottery figure of A Chinese export cup and saucer a boar standing with head slightly painted in sepia monochrome with lowered, with spinal crest, Han dynasty, a European river landscape with a 23 cm [tail lacking]. fisherman and water buffalo in the *£100 - 200 foreground within line and lattice borders, Jiaqing, diameter of saucer 14 cm [damage to rim of saucer]. *£100 - 150 The decoration reputedly based on an 18th century print of a view on the River 679 Thames at Marlow. A large Chinese pottery baluster jar the exterior covered in a mottled pale green glaze and incised with four bands of concentric circles, Han dynasty, 36 cm and wood stand. *£250 - 350 685 A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle modelled in the form of a Cicada under bronze and salmon pink glazes, 8 cm long. *£150 - 200 681 682 A Chinese blue and white dish painted A Chinese Qingbai celadon bowl of with pierced rockwork, birds, insects, flared conical form with short footrim, flowers and foliage, early Qianlong, 39 the interior moulded with two phoenix, cm diameter [minor fritting]. Song dynasty, 22 cm diameter. *£150 - 250 *£150 - 250 683-4 No Lots. 686 A group of four Chinese porcelain cockerel and hen groups each in sitting posture under red, green, blue, aubergine and yellow glazes, largest 15 cm high. *£300 - 500 132 687 A group of Chinese brown glazed wares comprising a Ding form censer a baluster vase with mask handles and petal moulded rim, a double gourd vase and a lidded pouring vessel under lustrous brown glazes, 15,13, 22 and 15 cm high. *£100 - 200 688 Oriental reference - Arts of Asia a complete run from January 1971 - October 2017, contained within card slip cases and in a purpose built hardwood open bookcase. *£100 - 200 690 691 A Chinese famille rose baluster vase A small Chinese Doucai cup painted painted with the two Qiao sisters and with four dragon medallions between other figures in a continuous landscape sprays of scrolling foliage, six-character in a scene from the ‘Romance of the Chenghua seal mark, 7 cm diameter. Three Kingdoms’, apocryphal iron-red *£100 - 200 Qianlong seal mark, 39 cm. *£200 - 300 689 A Chinese famille rose vase of slender baluster form, painted with two pheasants, butterflies, a knarled flowering prunus tree, chrysanthemums and rockwork, apocryphal iron-red Qianlong seal mark, 34 cm [flat chip to rim]. *£150 - 200 692 A Japanese blue and white porcelain globular vase by Kato Gosuke with short cylindrical neck and everted foot, painted with alternating panels of flowering prunus with Ho-o birds and mythical creatures, ten-character mark ‘made by Kato Gosuke, Seto ware, Great Japan’, Meiji period, 20 cm high. *£100 - 200 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 133 693 A Chinese famille rose warming dish, 695 cover and liner with buddhist lion finial A pair of Canton famille rose baluster and mask and metal loop handles, vases with double lion dog handles, painted overall with characters from decorated and gilded with equestrian the ‘Table of Peerless Heroes’, the figures, exotic birds, flowers and fruit liner enamelled in turquoise, probably on a celadon ground, 19th century, 42.5 Xianfeng/Tongzhi, 16 cm wide [finial cm high. re-stuck]. 694 *£300 - 400 *£100 - 200 A Chinese blue and white crackle- glazed vase with waisted neck and octagonal section body, decorated in underglaze blue with The Three Friends of Winter and pendant lappets on a crackled ground, 19th century, 34 cm. *£100 - 150 696 An opposing pair of Chinese porcelain famille noire vases of shouldered square section with raised flaring necks, each aspect and the necks decorated in famille verte enamels with figures in landscapes, the shoulders with chrysanthemum, apocryphal six character marks for Kangxi, 50 cm high, [wear to black enamels]. *£1000 - 1200 134 697 698 A pair of Chinese porcelain hat stands or lanterns of A Chinese porcelain jar with Anhua decoration of oviform, hexagonal form, each facet with quadrilobed piercing the white glazed body incised with a pair of phoenix between enamelled in the famille rose palette with a continuous lappet and ruyi head bands, apocryphal six character mark for landscape containing the eight immortals and companions Wanli within concentric circles, 13.5 cm high beneath a gilt rim, red Xianfeng seal marks, 28 cm high. *£500 - 700 *£600 - 800 700 701 A Chinese flambé-glazed bottle vase A Chinese famille rose bottle vase of globular form with raised neck, the of pear shape, painted overall with 699 shoulders modelled with an encircling butterflies, fruit, flowers and foliage A Chinese porcelain polychrome dragon under mottled red and lavender on a pale celadon ground, apocryphal vase of slender baluster form under a blue streaked glazes, 19th century, 45 six-character Yongzheng mark within a turquoise glaze, six character Qianlong cm high. seal mark in red, 42 cm high. double circle, 35 cm. *£600 - 800 *£400 - 500 *£100 - 200 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 135 702 703 A large Canton famille rose bowl painted with panels of interior and terrace scenes with officials, attendants and other figures within borders of auspicious objects, A Chinese ‘sang-de-boeuf’ bottle bats, butterflies, birds, flowers and foliage, mid19th century, 39 cm diameter and vase covered with a copper-red glaze wood stand. thinning at the neck, 19th century, 28 cm. *£600 - 800 *£250 - 350 706 A Chinese blue and white miniature ‘dragon’ wine pot and cover painted with two scaly dragons chasing flaming pearls amongst clouds and flames, four- 705 character Xuantong mark, 8 cm high.
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