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900 - 972 ORIENTAL ART xx - xx FURNITURE

900 TWO CHINESE EXPORT GLOBULAR TEAPOTS AND COVERS, Qianlong,

one painted with figures in an exterior before pine on a diaper pattern ground, the other painted with flowers below patterned panels, the cover matched (some minor damages), 7” x 6 3/4” (17.5cms x 16.5cms). (4) €200 - 300

901 A CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL CYLINDRICAL MUG, Qianlong, circa 1795,

painted and gilt with the arms of Steuart below the motto HINC ORIOR below a meandering ribbon and gilt brocade ball pattern band, applied with an entwined groove strap handle with flower and leaf terminals, 5 1/2” (14cms). (1)

€400 - 600

902 A PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLE ORMOLU- MOUNTED CHINESE GILT-DECORATED POWDER BLUE JARDINIERES, the porcelain early 18th Century, decorated within rectangular reserves with foliage divided by scrolls pierced bases with massive scroll feet, 13” (33cms). (2)

Provenance: The Viscountess Harcourt, G.B.E., 1 Belgrave Place, London SW1, Christie’s, London (Derby House), 21 October 1943, lot 91a. See illustration €4000 - 6000

903 A CHINESE FAMILLE NOIRE TAPERING SQUARE VASE, 19th Century,

with spreading neck, the black ground typically painted with panels of scrolling peony and herons and birds resting on branches, adapted to a table lamp without being drilled with ivory silk shade, 19 3/4” (50cms). (1) See illustration €700 - 1000

904 A CHINESE GREEN-GROUND BLUE AND AUBERGINE-ENGRAVED BALUSTER VASE, probably 19th Century,

with elongated neck, the mottled green ground decorated in purple and shades of blue with dragons in pursuit of the sacred pearl, adapted to a table lamp but without being drilled with lime green fringed shade, 17 1/4” (44cms). (1) See illustration €300 - 500

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