748. A Chinese famille verte dish Kangxi 1662-1722, painted with a vase of chrysanthemum, lotus and prunus within a band to the rim containing floral designs and butterflies, cracked in half and riveted, 38cm. £200-300
Provenance: Invercauld Castle, Aberdeenshire.
749. A Samson famille verte powder-blue ground dish 19th century, painted with four panels containing flowers and landscapes, a lozenge mark to the base, 27cm. £200-300
750. A Chinese blue and white kraak dish early 17th century, with a scalloped rim, painted with eight panels of flower sprigs and lingzhi fungus encircling a central roundel containing a bird perched on rockwork, a rim section broken out and reglued, 29.6cm. £100-200
751. A Chinese famille verte teabowl and saucer Kangxi 1662-1722, the rims scalloped with an iron-red design, the interiors with vases of flowers and auspicious objects, each base with a shop mark, 11.5cm. (2) £500-700
752. A pair of Chinese famille verte candlesticks Kangxi 1662-1722, formed as moulded dishes with low central nozzles, and a famille rose chamberstick, decorated with rococo figures flanking a gilt monogramme, some old restorations, 14cm. (3) £300-500
Provenance: an English private collection in Buckinghamshire. 72
753. A Chinese famille verte moulded teapot and cover Kangxi 1662-1722, painted with vases and auspicious things on a floral, leafy ground, together with a 19th century ewer and cover painted with figures in a rocky landscape, the teapot’s spout chipped, the handle a wicker and metal replacement, 18.5cm. (4) £500-1,000
Provenance: Lieutenant-Colonel Neave-Hill (1912-2000), the teapot base bears paper label.
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