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662. A Chinese Longquan celadon vase, Ming dynasty, with a wide band of stylized flowerheads and foliage, 20.4cm. £300-500


663. Two Chinese famille verte models of parrots, probably Kangxi, each perched on holey rock work, damages and wear, 22cm. (2) £150-250


664. A Chinese monochrome bowl, probably 19th century, decorated with an even blue glaze, thinning to the flared rim, the base with a square shop mark, 20.8cm.


£200-300


665. A Chinese stoneware vase, in Yuan dynasty style, loosely painted with a scruffy bird, a rabbit, a sow and flowers inbetween wide brown borders, chips to the rim, 28cm.


£150-250


666. A pair of Chinese famille rose vases, 19th century, and an ovoid vase, all painted with colourful flowers, foliage and insects, 35.5cm. (3)


£200-300


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667. A Chinese tea bowl and saucer, c.1800, painted in sepia with views of country homes, and later decorated in Europe or the Middle East with gilt jewelled enamelling, some wear. (2)


£50-150


668. A small Chinese flambé glazed jar, 18th or 19th century, the compressed ovoid body with a short flared rim, 9cm.


£300-500


669. A Chinese famille verte rhyton, 19th century, formed as a cow’s head, the interior border with a hatched diaper design, restoration to the rim, 10.5cm.


£200-300


670. A Chinese monochrome dish, Kangxi 1662-1722, decorated with a rich aubergine glaze, a large rim section lacking, 27.5cm. £30-50


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