each with long robes, beard and holding a ruyi-sceptre (one sceptre damaged, minor nicks)

[2]

decorated with a boy dancing in a garden, watched by a scholar and an elegant lady, with apocryphal Qianlong mark on base

[1]

decorated with three warriors and monk amidst pine trees and lingzhi (upper rim unglazed, possibly cut down)

[1]

with children climbing over him, some holding lotus, the base with blind mark

[1]

both with children climbing over them

[2]

decorated with flowers, together with a modern barrel-shaped blue and white jar and cover

[2]

comprising teacups and saucers, a bowl and a strainer (various damages)

[ds]

both decorated with the eight Immortals holding their various attributes and floating on the clouds, each with apocryphal Xuande mark to the base (one with hairline rim crack of ca. 6 cm long, both with small rim nicks)

[2]

decorated with pagoda's at a river side (hairline of ca. 2 cm and some small chips)

[1]

painted with pine and bamboo in a flower garden, the rim with flowers and Mandarin ducks in lotus ponds (various rim chips of max. 2 x 0.8 cm, one with star crack)

[3]

with floral decoration (two hairline rim cracks)

[1]

each painted in the Kangxi style with flowers, each with apocryphal Kangxi mark (two cups with hairlines, one cup with chip to footrim, all with minor nicks to the rim)

[12]

painted with a figures paying tribute and servants near a gentleman in a wheelcart, the base with seal-mark (rim crack of ca. 2.5 cm)

[1]

comprising a teapot and cover and a set of six teabowls and saucers, each decorated with flower panels on a café-au-lait ground (condition: one teabowl with a hairline rim crack, some minor nicks to the rims)

[13]

each painted to the interior in blue and white with flowers and to the exterior with an even café-au-lait glaze (one cup with rim chip)

[8]

comprising a set of two cups and three saucers painted with peony, a cup and saucer with bird and prunus, a pair of cups, a pair of Lowestoft saucers and a pair of Imari saucers (various hairlines and small chips)

[15]

comprising a deep floral dish, a floral dish mounted with later silver handle and a late dish painted with figures and phoenixes in a garden (small rim chips)

[3]

each decorated with lotus and various flowers (one plate with grazed rim chip, one with hairline, various small nicks)

[6]

of canted shape and decorated with a fisherman in a river-landscape with pagoda's and flowering branches (small rim frits and nicks)

[4]

each painted with a central flower spray and floral bands at the rim (some nicks and frits)

[2]

decorated with leaf and fan-shaped panels enclosing landscapes on a café-au-lait ground (condition: various chips to the mouth rim, max. approx. 1.5 x 0.5 cm)

[1]

painted with a cartouche of a boy and an elegant lady and cartouches of lotus, prunus and peony on a pink cell-pattern ground

[2]

comprising a blue and white dish painted with peony and flower-vase, a plate with flowers, a Canton blue and white bowl painted with a river landscape and a Nanking pot painted with warriors (the dish broken and reglued, the bowl with rim chip)

[4]

comprising various vases, plates and bowls (various damages)

[ds]

decorated with figures on a bridge and in a riverside pavilion, the lobed rim with panels of flowers and riverscapes (small chip to footrim, minor firing crack, minor frits to rim)

[1]

shaped as a cloud and raised on five accolade feet, the exterior painted with flower-heads and foliage (fritted rim, firing flaws)

each painted with ladies playing weiqi, the covers with a boy, marked with artemisia-leaf (covers glued onto caddies, one with crackled glaze)

[2]

painted with ladies playing weiqi, the cover with a boy, marked with artemisia leaf (broken and reglued)

[1]

each decorated with elegant ladies in a fenced garden, the covers painted with a boy, marked with artemisia leaf (covers glued onto caddies

[2]

painted with flowers in a rockwork garden surrounded by moulded petal-shaped floral panels, marked with apocryphal Chenghua marks (two plates reglued)

[4]

one silver-mounted and painted with a river-landscape (large chip, hairline), the other a deep plate and painted with flowers (reglued chip)

[2]

comprising a pattipan painted with flower vases (broken into several pieces and reglued, five various miniature vases (two reglued, one chipped, one with hairlines), a box and cover and a box (cover missing)

[8]

comprising four canted saucers painted with landscapes and a garden, a set of four saucers with peony, a cup and saucer with boys, a set of four and a set of three cups with landscapes, two floral cups and one saucer and a single saucer (some small chips and hairlines as expected)

[21]

decorated with a bird amidst flowering branches

[1]

both painted with a central crab surrounded by fish, shells and weeds, the base marked with a single character (both with small rim chips, one with hairline)

[2]

each decorated with sprays of peony surrounding a central flower-head (two saucers and one cup with hairline, one cup reglued)

[12]

both painted with floral panels (one with hairline crack)

[2]

the kneeling boys with shou symbols and flowers on their yellow coats, each holding an alms bowl (both with wear to the enamels)

[2]

decorated with landscapes (hairline to handle)

[1]

[1]

with apocryphal Tongzhi mark

[1]

decorated with magpies in prunus, with apocryphal 'Yongqing Changchun' mark

[1]

[1]

one of pear shape and the other a baluster, both covered with a strawberry-red glaze (both with restored rims)

[2]

the baluster vase covered with a think purple- and blue-streaked glaze on a strawberry-red ground, the interior and base left white (crackles, some firing flaws)

[1]

the dark-blu sides enamelled with butterflies and dragonflies amidst pomegranate, finger-citrus, peach, prunus, chrysanthemum and lotus (cover missing, surface wear)

[1]

painted with panels of birds perched on flowering branches on a powder-blue ground, the base with four-character mark

[1]

the bowls and saucers variously decorated with elegant ladies and flowers, the bowls with apocryphal Chenghua marks

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