Lindsay Burns & Company ASIAN ART- JAPANESE CERAMICS & WORKS OF ART


639. A late 18th century Japanese Kakiemon teapot and cover, the lobbed oval body decorated with flowering branches, with European gilt metal mounts, probably silver gilt, 8.5cm high x 15cm wide. £2000-3000


640. A Japanese porcelain blue and white dish, Meiji Period, decorated with a scholar and boy in a mountain landscape, 36cm diameter. £50-100


641. A Japanese Imari charger, Edo Period, decorated with figures in a fenced garden within a panelled bird and foliate border, 37cm diameter. £300-500


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638. Two Chinese ivory figures of Guanyin, Qing Dynasty, the taller figure carved holding a ruyi scepter in her left hand with a rosary in her right, with attendant shishi cub, 32cm high, the smaller figure carved with her right hand raised, holding a gourd in her left hand, on lotus carved base, 29.5cm high, both with later hand carved wooden plinth bases. £300-500


642. A Japanese charger, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with a garden of bijin and pine trees within a panelled border of long tailed birds and dragons on richly gilded ground of peony and foliage, 46cm diameter. £150-250


643. Nine Japanese Imari plates, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with central blue mon within a panelled border, 21cm diameter. £80-120


644. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery twin handled vases, Meiji Period, decorated with lohan, signed, 31cm high. £200-300


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