668. A Chinese lacquered bronze figure of Buddha, probably late Ming dynasty, seated on a double lotus base, his legs crossed and his hair secured in a high chignon, 16.8cm. £300-500


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669. A Chinese bronze figure of Sakyamuni, 19th/20th century, wearing a crown and seated cross-legged on a high double lotus throne, holding a vajra in his left hand, 18.5cm. £300-500


670. A Chinese silver bowl, 19th century, embossed with chrysanthemum heads and a vacant cartouche, the base with punch marks for Cum Shing, 16.8cm. £300-500


Cf. Forbes, Kernan and Wilkins, Chinese Export Silver, 1785-1885, p.281.


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671. A Chinese oval enamel belt buckle, late 18th/19th century, adapted as a pendant and decorated with a maiden holding a floral spray, 5.8cm. £300-500


672. A set of four Chinese silver- coloured metal miniature screen panels, c.1900, cast to one side with panels containing various birds amidst chrysanthemum, peony, prunus and lotus, each with a punch mark to the reverse, 15.2cm. (4) £200-300


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673. A large East Asian gilt wood figure, of a man with his left knee raised and wearing flowing robes, his hair secured in a high chignon, 68cm. £100-200


674. A Chinese gilt copper and enamel figure of a seated monk, wearing an elaborate floral decorated robe, 16cm. £300-500


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675. A Japanese silver-coloured tea kettle and cover, 19th century, the spout formed as a dragon, its body extending around the kettle and a second dragon forming the handle, the base marked ‘Arthur & Bond Yokohama Sterling’, 16.5cm. (2) £200-300


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