painted with Lowestoft roses (minor nicks to the rims)

[2]

painted with chrysanthemum and lotus, the moulded rims with various decorative bands

[5]

painted with a dense floral pattern (two rim chips and related hairlines)

[1]

painted to the exterior and interior in green enamels with dragons between cloud and fire scrolls, on a bright yellow ground, the base with an apocryphal Chenghua mark (small nick to rim)

[1]

decorated with a large Fo-dog surrounded by cubs, one side with a calligraphy

[1]

one of Guanyin and the other of an Immortal (some chips to fingers and edges)

[2]

in seated position wearing long robes baring his large belly, the base with stamped factory mark

[1]

painted with flower-sprays encircling a medallion (crackled glaze)

[1]

painted with a European merchant in a Chinese interior (minute firing crack to the rim)

[1]

painted after a Dutch Delft original in the manner of Frederik van Frytom, in the 'Scheveningen' or 'Deshima Island' pattern, depicting three figures and a bull in the foreground of various buildings around a harbour

[2]

comprising a set of five plates painted in Wanli style with a central garden surrounded by cartouches and a set of six floral plates (together with one damaged plate, various rim chips and nicks)

[11]

comprising a pair of iron-red and gilt cups and saucers painted with flowers and antiquities, a pair of Imari cups and saucers with dancing court ladies, a famille rose cup with a garden landscape and a floral cup, together with a Japanese cup painted with samurai (various small nicks and hairlines)

[11]

comprising a bowl painted with small rabbits below a flower scroll, two bowls with various flower scroll and a small rectangular tureen painted with a riverscape (cover of tureen broken, rabbit bowl with hairline)

[4]

one in pear shape and painted with insects hovering above flowers, the other hexagonal and decorated with ladies and jardinières

[2]

the baluster vases moulded with petal-shaped panels and painted with lotus and flowers, the rims mounted with silver and with silver covers (one vase with rim crack)

[2]

of square section and each side painted with flowering plants (small frits)

[1]

each moulded with swirling panels and painted with flowers, comprising a set of three baluster vases and covers and a pair of beaker vases (small chips, one finial restored)

[5]

the upper part moulded with four small urns and eight figures and birds, covered in a moss-green glaze (one small urn damaged)

[1]

the red clay partially covered with a thick russet and black-streaked 'hare's fur' glaze, stopping short at the mouth rim and foot

[1]

of bulbous shape with slightly upturned rim, covered with a speckled honey and green toned glaze stopping short at the foot, the base with a washed-brown glaze

[1]

painted in the centre with a gold fish, surrounded by a blue and white border (hairline rim crack)

[1]

variously painted with boys and figures, one with Chengua mark, one with four-character mark

[3]

of archaistic square-sectioned shape and decorated with bold splashes of colour, the interior and base covered in turquoise glaze

[1]

each reserved with a large lotus flower on an apple-green ground continuing on the reverse and base

[2]

the deity wearing long robes and holding a small child on his lap

[1]

each painted in black enamels with flower-heads and feathery scrolls, the interior neck with an orange glaze

[2]

modelled as a five-peaked mountain and incised to both sides with buddhist treasures and a stylised flowers, covered with a finely crackled turquoise glaze

[1]

comprising a pair of boys holding a lotus, a pair of mothers with child and a group of the hehe erxian twins (the boys, one mother and one twin with reglued head, various small chips to extremities and footrims)

[5]

the emaciated figure seated on a rockwork base and holding a small vase (chips to fingers)

[1]

the goddess shown on a lotus throne with a child on her lap and flanked by two acolytes, a vase and scroll by her side, covered with a milky white glaze (chip to horn of dragon)

[1]

wearing long floral robes exposing his large belly, with laughing face and holding sack and prayer beads

[1]

of canted baluster shape and painted with a dense pattern of various flowers including chrysanthemum, peony and lilies, the base with an iron-red shendetang four-character mark (minor rubbing to gilt)

[1]

painted with two ladies seated in a piece of tree-trunk in a lotus pond, one lady holding a vase and the other a ruyi-sceptre, a pavilion in the distance and a crane holding a lingzhi and bats flying above, all on a turquoise-glazed patterned ground, the base with a Daoguang seal mark, on square wood stand

[1]

painted with a figure in a wheel-cart, ladies and attendants with a horse near a pavilion, the base with a four-character Xianfeng mark (hairline rim crack)

[1]

decorated with ducks in a water-pond and flowers (the cup with small rim chips)

[2]

painted with a lady in a garden approaching a gentleman at a writing table in a pavilion, the rim with various flowers

[1]

the interior and base glazed in turquoise

[1]

painted to the exterior with bamboo interspersed with two four-line poems, the interior with a bat and two peach (various hairlines)

[1]

variously painted with boys

[3]

the interior painted with four female immortals holding a flower basket, above a band of the eight buddhist treasures, the exterior with openworked keyfret band above chrysanthemum, prunus, peony and lotus (three rim chips, minor frits)

[1]

decorated with butterflies above peonies (small rim chips)

[1]

painted with figures crossing a bridge in a river landscape (minor rim frits and chips)

[1]

painted with a wheelcart, horse and various figures at a river-bank, surrounded by moulded floral panels, with silver handle

[1]

painted with two fishermen and a lady reclining at a river-bank, the base with a four-character hallmark (hairline rim crack, minor nick)

[1]

painted with carps leaping from the waves (some hairlines and small nicks)

[9]

comprising three bowls, a set of four Wanli-style saucers, a pair of saucers with bamboo, a small vase and a jarlet

[11]

comprising four plates and one oblong serving plates, each with various floral decoration (some chips and hairlines)

[5]

painted with leaf-shaped panels enclosing flowers (cover and base with hairline)

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