with Japanese wood box

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with original wood box, together with a ceramic tea-caddy with synthetic cover

[2]

modelled with spout and embellished with slip decoration, hakeme, and old gold lacquer repair, kintsugi, at standring, with wooden box

[1]

with original wood box

[1]

with original wood box

[1]

with original wood box

[1]

the crackled vase with decoration of cranes below horizontal bands

[1]

the bowl with gold lacquer repair

[2]

with Japanese wooden storage box

[1]

with wooden storage box

[1]

decorated in mother-of-pearl with flowers, birds and butterflies, the canisters painted with quails, the stoppers marked with characters

[1]

among them riksja and geisha

[9]

one of a shishi-lion and snake and two figural ones, two signed

[3]

of various lacquer and metal (some wear as expected)

[6]

the base with two-character mark

[1]

moulded sides and decorated with flower clusters

[16]

of baluster shape and painted with panels of blossoming trees and flowers (neck restored)

[1]

each with openworked rim and painted with flowers, each with impressed seal mark

[2]

six dishes encircling a central one, each painted in green and gilt with bamboo (minor glaze frits)

[1]

the interior decorated with elegant figures on a cream crackled ground, the base marked

[1]

overdecorated in black and red lacquer with a fierce dragon (some flaking to the lacquer)

[1]

decorated with geisha's beneath flowering prunus

[1]

inscribed to the central roundel with 'A', 'O' and 'S', surrounded by flowers, the covers of silver, two with silver-mounted stopper ('A' with chip to spout, 'O' with hairline and frit to spout)

[3]

seated on a lotus base

[1]

decorated with flowers

[1]

painted with butterflies and flowers (restored), together with a later octagonal bowl

[2]

decorated with panels of geisha's, samurai, tigers and phoenixes on a dense pattern and floral ground

[1]

each painted with prunus beside a pavilion, the rim with cartouches of bamboo and flowers (some wear to the enamels and rubbing to the gilt)

[9]

decorated in gold and red maki-e with leaves, with nashiji interior (some wear)

[1]

frames

[1]

by Hiroshige and Hokusai

[2]

hereby woodblock print by Ogata Gekko. All framed

[3]

all framed

[4]

triptych, both framed

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triptych, both framed

[2]

An Indian Elephant

[map]

all framed

[3]

Council of War

[map]

together with China, a small Buddha figure and a seal

[3]

comprising a tripod jar and cover and a pair of vases, each painted with ladies in a river landscape, marked on bases (cover reglued)

[3]

each painted with figures and dragons on a gilt ground, comprising a teapot and cover, a milk-jug and cover, a sugar-bowl and cover and a set of six cups and saucers, marked

[9]

painted with landscape panels (one saucer with hairline crack, one saucer crackled, two cups with hairline crack)

[8]

painted with panels of dragons, birds and cherry blossom

[1]

one of a scholar seated by a map of the constellations, with signature of Hokusai and a Chinese drawing of a man, signed and sealed, both framed

[2]

the two doors opening to reveal a figure of a standing Buddha flanked by two acolytes and standing before a mandorla (some wear and losses as expected)

[1]

each decorated with chickens and chicks beside flowering prunus branches (one cup with a hairline crack, some rubbing to the gilt)

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