Lindsay Burns & Company
Lot 573
573. Four pieces of Chinese blue and white porcelain, Ming and Qing Dynasty, comprising; a Kraak porcelain double gourd vase, 29cm high, a footed bowl with six character Chenghua mark, decorated with figures, 16cm diameter x 8cm high, a double walled reticulated bowl decorated with flowers and fruit, conch shell mark, 15.5cm diameter x 8cm high, and a cut down oviform jar with Jiajing six character mark, decorated with trigrams and cranes, 8.5cm high (4). £100-200
574. A Chinese porcelain crackle glazed famille rose vase and cover, Qing Dynasty, decorated with warriors within burnished borders, incised marks, 43.5cm high. £100-200
Lot 576
576. A Chinese ivory card case, Qing Dynasty, carved with shaped panels of figures, pine trees and pavilions, within flower head and foliate scroll borders, 11.5cm x 7.5cm x 1.1cm. £200-300
577. A Chinese embroidered silk square shaped table cover, late Qing Dynasty, worked in a single colour with peony, foliage and birds, fringed, approximately 150cm square excluding the fringe. £50-100
578. A Chinese bronze archaic style jue, Qing Dynasty, with incised decoration of bat, peony, other flowers and artemisia leaf, raised on the concave supports, 10.5cm high.
Provenance: Brought back from China in the 19th century by a family member who travelled there as a Missionary. £50-100
579. Two jade single strand graduated bead necklaces, one strand of rich green colour, 43.5cm long, the other a paler celadon colour, 68cm long, (2). £100-200
Lot 575
575. A Chinese carved wood card case, Qing Dynasty, decorated with figures, pavilions and pine trees, 11.5cm high x 8cm wide x 1.2cm thick. £50-100
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580. A Chinese lacquer octagonal shaped games box, Qing Dynasty, the cover decorated with figures and pavilions, the underside with gilded Armorial ‘Vive ut Vivas’, the interior fitted with seven lidded boxes and twelve rectangular trays, raised on paw carved feet, 38cm wide x 13cm high x 31cm deep. £50-100
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