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808. A small Middle Eastern bronze hookah base, 19th century or earlier, engraved with bands of flowers and geometric designs, some damages, 12.5cm.


£50-120


809. A parcel gilt double ended scent bottle, 19th century, with a decagonal body engraved with stylized flowers and foliage, and with a screw cap to each end, 14cm.


£350-450


810. A small Persian Qajar globular vase, decorated in green, blue and brown enamels with a bird amidst flowers, 9.5cm high. £100-200


811. Four Chinese stoneware items, comprising: a small pair of black glazed vases, a yue yao glazed flask with an animal handle and a small yue yao dish, 21cm. (4)


£500-1,000 The dish with a paper label inscribed ‘ex collectis Erik Hancock’.


812. A Roman bronze lion mask handle, 2nd century AD, and three miscellaneous bronzes, c.600 BC, comprising a pair of horns, a lotus flower amulet and a sistrum fragment cast with two heads of Hathor, 16cm. (4)


£300-500


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813. A pottery red figure rhyton, probably c.2nd century, decorated with Hercules and Cerberus between anthemion designs, damages, 15.5cm.


£400-600


814. A Medieval marble head, 14th century or earlier, carved as a child with parted lips, incised irises and unruly wavy hair, 14cm. £450-550


Provenance: formerly a private collection, New York, acquired in 1980.


815. An ivory bottle vase, probably 18th century India, the stopper formed as a turned finial decorated in red, gold and black with geometric designs, 29.8cm. (2)


£600-800


816. Sixteen Chinese hardwood bowl and vase stands, 19th / 20th century, most raised on tall legs, some damages, 36cm max. (16)


£200-300


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