each painted with panels of ladies and jardinières (the covers matched)

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the front painted with a green dragon chasing a gilt pearl, the reverse with two dragons chasing pearls and an apocryphal Daoguang seal mark (glaze scratch)

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comprising seven cups and thirteen saucers and a later cup and saucer, each painted with a monkey seated in a pine-tree looking at a deer below holding a spray of lingzhi fungus, each with an iron-red mark to the base (condition report upon request)

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painted with a bird in flight above a blossoming peony (in good overall condition)

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painted with figures and calligraphy from the Book of Peerless Heroes, comprising ten small cups and eight covers, five larger cups and four covers and ten saucers, the larger cups and saucers with iron-red Daoguang seal marks (some hairlines and small damages)

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each with slightly flared rim, the bases with four-character marks

[2]

enamelled with the Eight Auspicious Buddhist Symbols surrounding a lime-green flower pattern to the centre, the base with (part) apocryphal Guangxu mark (glaze scratch, nick to footrim, one character of the mark ground down)

[1]

decorated with flower-baskets of lilies, lotus and chrysanthemum (two with a hairline, various small rim nicks)

[6]

painted with large peony blooms in a fenced garden (hairline rim crack predominantly visible to the reverse of 6 cm long)

[1]

each decorated with bamboo, flowers and intertwined fruiting pomegranate stems, the bases with six-character mark

[2]

painted with figures paying tribute to a dignitary seated in a palace setting

[1]

finely painted and gilt with figures before pavilions (small hairline to base of saucer and a small rim chip to the saucer

[2]

decorated with pseudo coat-of-arms above various motto's in Latin, further painted with shaped cartouches of fruit and flowers and moulded with scrolling flowers (minor frits and rubbing to enamels)

[2]

each painted with butterflies among scattered flowers (both with a restoration to one handle, some small chips and frits)

[2]

the censer with pierced cover and painted with flower-vases and inscription, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark, the teapot with Shou-symbols and butterflies (both with some small chips)

[2]

in two sizes, each painted in 18th-century-style with a central lotus roundel surrounded by roundels of peony (some small rim chips)

[7]

comprising a Swatow dish, an olive-glazed ginger jar, a green vase, a blue-ground vase, a model of a monk and a small jarlet (various damages)

[6]

each moulded with ribbed sides and covered with a thick celadon glaze stopping short at the neck and foot

[2]

each covered with a celadon glaze stopping short at the neck and foot (some old chips)

[2]

comprising a vase and a ginger jar and cover with figural decoration and a ginger jar and cover decorated with antiquities (both covers restored, the jar with antiquities with a star-crack to the base)

[3]

With decoration of high ranking figures in pavilion. Underneath with extensive characters in roundel.

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With floral decoration and prominent painted characters on the vases and lids.

[2]

modelled after a bronze archaistic example, the base with an apocryphal Yongzheng seal mark (minor rim nicks)

[1]

one painted with ladies in a garden, the other with birds among flowers, both on wood stand (the 'birds' vase with rim crack)

[2]

comprising an overdecorated 'Amsterdams Bont' bowl, a famille rose floral bowl and a famille rose jar and cover painted with bird on a flowering branch (cover restored and with hairlines)

[3]

moulded with ribbed sides and painted with figures of Buddha seated on a lotus, surrounded by stylised flowers and cloud scrolls (grazed chip to spout, some wear and flakes to the enamels)

[1]

variously decorated with flowers (various damages)

[3]

the exterior painted with birds in flight and the interior with bamboo and vine (surface wear and glaze flaws)

[1]

delicately painted with prunus and chrysanthemum blooms, the base with four-character mark (minor nicks to the rim)

[1]

the set painted with a lady in a wheelcart, a horse and attendants, the single saucer with figures in a landscape

[5]

the deity is shown seated on a lotus throne, his robes exposing his full belly, wearing a beaded necklace and holding a ruyi-sceptre, children clambering over his sides, the reverse with apocryphal seal mark and Dehua double-gourd mark

[1]

seated on a lotus throne dressed in long flowing robes, headdress with figure of Buddha and necklace, her right hand in vitarkamudra, the reverse with two apocryphical blind marks (in good overall condition)

[1]

painted with immortals sailing to their palace, cranes above, with apocryphal Kangxi mark and label of the Tianjin Quan YeChang Market

[1]

each flattened side pained with a front-facing dragon, the sides with two ring handles, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark

[1]

comprising a pair of bottle vases, a ginger jar, a pair of small vases and a single jarlet

[6]

painted with birds and insects among flowers at a river-bank, the base with a four-character mark (restoration to neck and footrim, chips and frits around the footrim)

[1]

decorated with two panels of boys on a geometrical ground, the shoulder with an apocryphal Jiajing mark (crackled glaze)

[1]

painted with a procession of celebrating boys

[1]

painted with the old Ming fortifications of Canton later in use by the Dutch traders, within a blue and white cell-pattern band interspersed with butterflies (one handle restored, some rim frits, chip to standring and forked crack to base)

[1]

each painted with a central pomegranate and flowers in a shaped cartouche reserved on a blue ground embellished with flower sprays (one with a hairline rim crack, one with a glaze crack, some small frits to the rims)

[3]

comprising a pair of cups and saucers painted with a central flower-head, two various floral cups and a cup with a river-landscape (some small nicks as may be expected)

[7]

comprising a pear-shaped milk-jug, a small jug, a bowl and cover painted with fish and a figural tea-cup (the small jug with reglued spout, the tea-cup with hairlines and rim chip)

[4]

the pair decorated with figures and the single plate painted with contesting dragons

[3]

standing on a plinth beside a flower vase, the lady and boy both wearing colourful dresses (head of lady and flowers reglued, some small losses to flowers, small restoration to lady's hand)

[1]

With decoration of landscapes and crane.

[2]

painted with two birds among flowering branches, the reverse with inscription and seal marks, the base with an apocryphal Yongzheng mark

[1]

decorated with female Immortals flowing in the clouds, one seated on a crane, the reverse with inscriptions and the neck modelled with two gilt handles

[1]

dressed in court robes embellished with cranes and flowers on a turquoise ground

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