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704. A Chinese silver filigree and enamel ding, 20th century, the rectangular body modelled in relief with dragons pursuing pearls, all raised on tall dragon head capped legs, the base stamped ‘Silver’, together with a hardwood stand, 16cm. (3)


£400-600


705. A small Chinese silver salt, c.1900, with a quatre-lobed body decorated with panels of figures, bamboo, prunus and iris, a glass liner, and a small circular enamel box and cover, minor faults, 5.3cm max. (3)


£100-200


706. A Chinese bronze tripod censer, probably 19th century, cast as bamboo and raised on three curved bamboo-moulded feet, the base with a six character Xuande mark, 11.1cm.


£600-800


707. A Chinese opaline glass snuff bottle, c.1830, decorated with painted panels, one of figures in a garden, the other with four lines of calligraphy, 7.6cm.


£300-400


708. A pair of Chinese brass ewers and covers, 16th / 17th century, of Islamic form, decorated with panels containing figures, the necks with bats and clouds, the spreading feet with fish and sea monsters, damages, 30cm. (4)


£800-1,200 Cf. Jenyns & Watson, Chinese Art (II), p. 59 for a related silver example.


709. A Chinese cloisonné belt buckle, 18th century, decorated with lotus within a beaded border, old wear and minor faults, 10.2cm. (2)


£400-600


710. Chinese Cricketing interest, c.1920, a rectangular silver dish presented to C. D. Field Esq. by the committee and members of the Shanghai cricket club May 1923, 42.5cm.


£200-300


711. Literature: The Chinese Exhibition, A Commemorative Catalogue of the International Exhibition of Chinese Art, Royal Academy of Arts, November 1935 - March 1936.


£400-600


712. A Japanese silver bowl, Meiji 1868-1912, decorated with birds perched in flowering prunus branches, punch marks to the base, 26.5cm.


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