Lindsay Burns & Company


Lot 652


652. A Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground vase, Meiji period, decorated in shallow relief with panels of samurai warriors within richly gilded borders, 30cm high. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


653. A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese Imari porcelain jardiniere, decorated with rectangular panels enclosing fenced gardens of flowers and foliage, shi shi and insects, divided by oval shaped panels of twin handled urns issuing peony and other flowers, 31cm diameter x 25cm high. £200-300 (+24% BP*)


654. A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese porcelain gourd shaped vase, decorated with two dragon roundels, the upper section with pavilions and trees in a river landscape, six character mark, 40cm high. £80-120 (+24% BP*)


655. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery blue ground hexagonal shaped vases, Meiji period, decorated with panels of figures within gilded borders, signed, 42.5cm high. £100-200 (+24% BP*)


Lot 656


656. A Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, attributed to Ryozan, Meiji period, the cylindrical body decorated with an eagle perching in a pine tree and a panel of bijin and children, within richly gilt and enamelled borders, signed, 21.5cm high. £500-700 (+24% BP*)


657. A Japanese Satsuma pottery bowl, Meiji period, the interior decorated with a circular panel enclosing bijin, within a panelled border of wisteria, peony and objects on a richly gilded ground with fans and Mons, the exterior decorated with stylised flowers, 15cm diameter x 5.5cm high. £200-300 (+24% BP*)


658. A Japanese blue and white Arita porcelain jar and cover, Edo period, decorated with rock work, peony and foliage within scroll borders, 33.5cm high. £700-900 (+24% BP*)


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BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%


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