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1014. An Iznik dish, c.1580-1600, painted with blue tulips and red carnations with other flowers and foliage, extensively damaged and repaired, 29.7cm.


£200-300


1015. A pair of Chinese famille rose soup plates, c.1770, painted with figures in fenced gardens, both cracked, 23.1cm. (2) £50-100


1016. A Chinese teapot for the Islamic market, 19th century, decorated with floral saz leaf panels and with Arabic calligraphy in blue enamel on a rich gilt ground, the handle damaged, the cover lacking, 20.5cm.


£50-150


1017. A Chinese Imari teapot and cover, early 18th century, painted with chrysanthemum, flowers and foliage 13.5cm. (2)


£50-150


1018. Four Chinese famille rose circular covers, Qianlong c.1740, painted with flowers and panels, the interiors with lotus and baskets of chrysanthemum, together with three similarly decorated plates, one cover with good restoration, 28.5cm max. (7)


£1,200-1,800


1022


1019. A small Chinese teapot and cover, 18th century, decorated with large pink peonies and other flowers on a black and green ground, minor damages, the enamels possibly later, 18.5cm. (2)


£400-600


£500-800


1020. Five Chinese famille rose plates, 18th century, two with armorial crests, the others decorated with gambolling dogs of Fo, flowers and deer, minor faults, 35.5cm max. (5)


1021. A pair of Chinese famille rose plates, Qianlong 1736-95, brightly decorated with tree peony, other flowers and foliage, and an armorial plate decorated with a central roundel of peacocks with other birds and foliage in cartouches around the rim, all on a gold diaper ground, bearing the arms of Lawson quartering Jessop, Yongzheng c.1730, 28.5cm max. (3)


£400-600


Cf. D S Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, Vol I, p.256, E14 for the armorial plate.


1022. Three Chinese famille rose miniature oval dishes, c.1760, and a similar fluted sauce boat, all decorated with flower sprays, the sauce boat with a rim chip, 14cm max. (4)


£400-600 85


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