43. A pair of Chinese ivory figures of Guanyin 19th century, each standing on lotus above scrolling waves with a writhing dragon and a small boy at her feet, one holding a ruyi sceptre, the other a small vessel, each on a hardwood stand, 27cm. (4) £600-1,000


十九世紀 象牙雕觀音像 兩件


44. A large ivory carving 19th/early 20th century, of two tiny figures standing in a pagoda landscape within a cagework shell, the exterior with lotus, cranes and flying insects, some damages, 22cm. £1,500-2,000


十九/二十世紀初 象牙雕荷塘清趣擺件


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45. A large Chinese ivory carving of Shoulao 19th century, holding his enormous gnarled staff and a fruiting peach branch behind his back, standing wearing flowing robes with a crane and a small child holding a large peach, the lacquered base formed as pine and elaborately reticulated rockwork, 43cm. £1,000-1,500


十九世紀 象牙雕壽星童子立像


46. A Chinese carved wood figure of a boddhisatva in Yuan dynasty style, seated on rocks with her right arm resting upon a raised knee, decorated in blue, red and white pigments, contained in a glass case, extensively damaged, 47cm. (2) £1,500-2,500


Provenance: the Reverend Dr H K Uttley, Cf. Holdsworth and Munn, Dictionary of Hong Kong Biography, p.444 for further details of the Reverend Dr Uttley.


元（可能） 木雕彩繪游戲坐觀音像 來源：教士H. K. 亞特利收藏


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