143 A mid-20th


century Chinese three section


lacquered screen decorated in relief with a dragon on a black ground, the reverse painted with bamboo, central section 182 x 81.5 cm


£100 - £150 Lot 139 139


A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese vase of ovoid form allover decorated in coloured enamels with traditional fl owerheads, six character mark to base, h. 17 cm


140


A 19th century brass fi gure modelled as a temple deity on a rectangular base, h. 13 cm, together with a Chinese carved fi gure modelled as a fi sherman (2)


141


A late 19th century Japanese four panelled ginger jar and cover fl orally decorated with coloured enamels on a white ground, h. 15 cm, together with a fi nger bowl with a wicker-work cover (2)


142


A group of six 1980's Chinese propaganda posters depicting the workers' revolution, Chairman Mao etc.


£40 - £60 £60 - £80 £60 - £80 144


An early/mid 20th century Chinese six section


screen, mother of pearl inlaid and soapstone mounted


lacquered screen depicting prancing ponies within a traditional


landscape on a black ground, the reverse painted with song birds


£60 - £80


amongst fl owering shrubs, each section 176 x


40.5 cm £80 - £120 Lot 145 (part) 145


A pair of Chinese wall plaques, the hardwood frames inset with carved and porcelain panels, each decorated in


coloured enamels with cockerals amongst traditional landscapes, 126 x 33 cm each £150 - £200


146


A late 19th century Japanese black lacquered and mother-of-pearl inlaid jewellery cabinet, the two doors enclosing seven drawers, on a traditional conforming stand, h. 42 cm £150 - £200


Lot 146


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