the bowl decorated with flower panels and the small vase with panels enclosing a rabbit in a garden on a black ground embellished with flowers (vase with crack to base, the bowl with a rim crack)

[2]

the exterior painted with a continuous scene of the European factories in Canton, the interior with flower-spray and gilt spearhead border

[1]

one painted with a scholar and the other with a mythological creature

[2]

painted with elegant ladies, the bases with single character mark (hairlines and frits)

[6]

enamelled on the yellow ground with birds among flowering prunus branches, the base with an apocryphal Chenghua mark (neck reduced and reglued chip to the foot)

[1]

with a central decoration of a fan surrounded by composite clusters of antiquities and flowers, the rim with further fans and flowers (one with hairline and small rim chip and one with rim chip)

[4]

comprising a set of five floral saucers with ribbed sides, a set of four saucers with butterfly and flowers, a set of three floral saucers and two single saucers (various damages and repair)

[14]

each painted with a coat-of-arms in iron-red, blue and gilt, within a spearhead border, comprising a milk-jug and cover, a set of four cups and saucers, a single saucer and a pattipan (various damages and repair)

[11]

with wavy rims and painted with flowers (one cup and four saucers with a hairline, some minor frits)

[26]

each decorated with a pheasant in a rockwork garden, comprising a set of three baluster vases and covers and a pair of trumpet vases (one baluster broken and reglued, one cover restored, various smaller damages and repairs)

[5]

each painted with a scene from the well-known story, within dense floral borders, comprising a pair of large plates and a pair of deep plates (one plate damaged)

[4]

decorated en suite to the preceding lot (some small chips)

[9]

decorated en suite to the preceding lot, comprising two large deep plates, a deep plate, a deep saucer and a saucer (some small chips)

[5]

the sides moulded as a gnarled tree-trunk (surface wear)

[1]

moulded in quatrefoil shape, the cream glaze suffused with grey and russet networks of crackles

[1]

with various patterns in greyish blue glazes (wear, some chips as may be expected)

[5]

the centre painted with a mythological creature surrounded by cloud and fire scrolls (surface scratches, hairlines and rim chip)

[1]

one painted with a double vajra and the other with a stylised character (the vajra saucer with chips to footrim, the other saucer with hairlines)

[2]

painted with a flowering tree in a fenced garden

[1]

each variously painted with flowers, two modelled with ribbed sides (the largest box broken and reglued, the others with rim chips, crackled glaze)

[3]

of bulbous shape, with short neck, the shoulder moulded with two handles, covered with a greyish-green glaze stopping short at the foot (some firing flaws, some small losses around handles)

[1]

each painted with a water-buffalo in a landscape with pine and pavilions, each with an apocryphal Chenghua mark (some rim chips)

[2]

each painted with an abundant flower vase and a cat near a basket of finger citron (one saucer and one cup with a hairline)

[10]

decorated with flower panels, the antique mount openworked, the base with artemisia leaf (foot with grazed chips, small firing flaw to body)

[1]

painted with two equestrian hunters chasing two deer, the high well with lotus (star-crack of 14 x 7 cm to the base)

[1]

decorated with buddhist lions among fire scrolls, with a four-character hallmark to the base, the rim covered in a metal band

[1]

painted with the Eight Buddhist Symbols surrounding a ruyi pattern, the base with apocryphal Yongzheng six-character mark (one small firing crack to the rim resulting in a small hairline)

[1]

painted with a dragon chasing the pearl within a floral border

[1]

decorated with figures paying tribute to a dignitary, the base with an apocryphal Kangxi mark

[1]

the flattened baluster vase painted with peony scrolls (restoration to footrim)

[1]

painted with elegant ladies near a jardinière in a fenced garden (finial reglued, old damage to interior rim visible)

[1]

the sides covered with a bright lemon-yellow glaze, the base with an apocryphal Yongzheng mark

[1]

comprising two Chinese famille rose plates, a pair of Japanese Imari plates, an overdecorated tea-caddy and a cup and saucer

[7]

painted with large peony blooms on a cell-pattern ground, the base with apocryphal mark (small rim chip)

[1]

variously decorated with flowers and dragons, one with river-landscape (one with restored chip, one hairline)

[4]

comprising a pair of large plates painted with central pomegranates and a ruyi-shaped and lotus border, and a set of three plates with peony (one of the set of three with a hairline rim crack)

[5]

three decorated with flowers and one with a riverscape, together with a reglued famille rose plate

[5]

of oval shape and decorated with flower bouquets, garlands and butterflies, the cover with a fruit finial (the finial with chip, rubbing to gilt)

[1]

of pear shape with two lug handles, covered overall with a rich red glaze streaked with cream and lavender, the buff-glazed base incised with an apocryphal Xianfeng mark

[1]

realistically modelled and covered with brown and cream glazes

[1]

the blue and white bowl painted with figures in a landscape and a calligraphy, the base with apocryphal Tu Duc mark, the doucai bowl decorated with dragons contesting the flaming pearl, the base with an apocryphal Chenghua mark

[2]

moulded with two openwork handles, the sides painted with large Shou characters among flower scrolls

[1]

the teapot painted with panels of jardinières, the base with 'jade' mark, and the wine-pot decorated with landscape and geometrical panels (chip to finial)

[2]

with bulbous body, tal neck and two lug handles, covered with a grayish green glaze suffused with grey and cream crackles

[1]

on high foot, the thinly potted sides in flower shape and covered overall with a pale green glaze (some glaze cracks)

[1]

one octagonal bowl and one shallow bowl incised with a stylised flower, both covered with a pale green glaze (minor nicks and some crackles to the glaze)

[2]

of bulbous lotus shape and covered with a pale green glaze (firing crack to base)

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