ORIENTAL CERAMICS & WORKS OF ART

205 ✖

A Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Forty-Six Piece Dinner Service, Qianlong, circa 1780, each

piece painted with an extensive lakeland landscape within broad hexagon and diamond lozenge bandings, comprising oval two- handled tureen and cover, with lotus finial (33cm wide), a pair of oval tureen stands (33cm wide), a pair of shallow oval serving dishes (37.2cm wide), a two-handled sauce tureen and cover (19.5cm wide), a set of six oval dish stands (25.5cm wide), four oval dish stands (29.4cm wide), a fruit bowl (24cm wide), two graduated oval meat dishes (41cm and 37cm wide), seven circular soup bowls (25cm diameter), and twenty circular plates (24cm diameter)

£800 - 1200

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206 ✖

A Graduated Pair of Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Octagonal Meat Plates, Qianlong, circa 1750, each painted

with a woman and child in a punt on a lake within a lozenge diaper frame and floral reserves, 35.3cm and 27.7cm diameter; and An Export

Mug, circa 1770, cylindrical, painted

with a lakeland scene, with entwined strapwork handle, 13.5cm high (3)

£180 - 250

207 ✖

A Pair of Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Serving Plates, Qianlong, circa 1750, centrally

painted with a spray of peonies and bamboo within trellis, floral and diamond diaper borders, 31.5cm

diameter; A Set of Eight Similar Circular Dessert Plates, 23cm

diameter; and Two Others, 23cm (12)

£150 - 250

208 ✖

A Group of Seven Chinese Imari Porcelain Items, circa 1730,

comprising circular bowl (26cm diameter), sugar basin (14.5cm), circular plate (28.5cm), a set of three dinner plates, and a similar single plate (23cm diameter), each painted with stylised peonies, fence work, pavilions, birds and scrolls

£150 - 200

209 ✖

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Vegetable Tureens and Covers, probably for the American market, circa 1790,of

metal inspired shape, the rectangular bases with indented angles and a broad blue enamelled panel with gilded wrigglework band, the upswept panelled covers similarly decorated and with basket of flower on leaf finials, picked out in peach enamels and gilt, 25.3cm wide, 13cm high

£100 - 150

210 ✖

A Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Pedestal Milk Jug, for the European market, circa 1775,

of silver inverted helmet shape with cut twig handle, lotus petals moulded to the lower body, with two horizontal registers painted with sprays of flowers, on a conical foot,

11.7cm high; A Famille Rose Mug,

circa 1790, cylindrical, the “chicken skin” ground painted with insects and flowers within panels, 11.5cm high;

and A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Hexagonal Vase, Kangxi, circa 1690-1720, painted

with panels of archaic vases and auspicious Buddhistic emblems, with later wicker enwrapped European metal handle, and associated tin glaze pottery cover with serpent handle, painted in blue to match, overall 11cm high (3)

£120 - 180

211

A Chinese Sang de Boeuf Glazed Porcelain Arrow Vase, Qianlong

(1736-1795), of four-sided bellied metal form, the front and reverse moulded in low relief with a peach, rectangular section shoulder lugs, and with blue/cream edged sang de boeuf deep glaze, impressed seal mark of Qianlong (beneath a brown glazed base), 30cm high (a/f)

£150 - 250

212

A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Dragon Bowl, Yongzheng (1723-1735), internally

with a sky dragon pursuing the cosmic pearl, its scaly body continuing around the external wall amongst clouds, six character mark of Yongzheng within a concentric double circle, 19.4cm diameter, 7.8cm high;

and A Somewhat Similar but

Smaller Bowl, 11.9cm diameter, 5.4cm high (the lower wall engraved with a Chinese or Japanese collector’s mark (2)

£150 - 250

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