423. A Chinese bronze archaistic vase, probably 19th century, decorated with stylized lappets and bird-like motifs, the base with a Xuande seal mark, 40.2cm.


£400-600


424. A Chinese bronze figure of Shoulao, 17th century, seated with downcast eyes and holding a scroll, together with a wood stand, 25.2cm. (2)


£400-600


425. A Chinese bronze gu beaker vase, 19th centruy, cast in relief with stylized geometric designs, the base with an archaistic inscription, 34cm.


£150-250


426. A Chinese bronze vase, probably 19th century, decorated with bands of silver and gold in-lay, and with loose ring handles, 29.6cm.


£800-1,200


427. A Chinese bronze ding, 17th century, cast with taotie masks, and supported on three tall cylindrical legs, together with a wood cover and stand, 20cm. (3)


£400-600


428. A Chinese archaistic bronze vase, 19th century, with dragon handles and stylized masks to the body, some damage, 46.5cm.


£150-250


429. A massive bronze incense burner and stand, 19th century or earlier, with a compressed circular body and animal mask ring handles to the sides, patched and with other damages, 60cm max. (2)


£800-1,200


430. Two Japanese bronze vases, 19th/20th century, one moulded in high relief with birds amidst flowering branches, the other with a ferocious dragon wrapped around the neck, clutching a jade sphere, 38cm. (2)


£300-500


431. A Chinese bronze censer, inlaid in silver wire and with stylized taotie masks, two character mark to the base, some wire inlay lacking, 16.5cm.


£150-250 432. A Chinese bronze brush rest, 18th century, cast as rocky mountains, 15.4cm. £300-500


433. A Chinese bronze drum, in Han dynasty style with four loop handles beneath the rim, the surface cast with a central star and stylized geometric bands, extensive damages and restoration, 25.5cm.


£200-300


434. A South-East Asian bronze incense burner, 19th century, modelled as a buffalo, the cover lacking and the dexter horn damaged, 32cm.


£150-250


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