Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A group of three Chinese blue and white ginger jars, Kangxi period, each ovoid body painted with prunus, heights 13cm to 15cm.

A group of six Chinese silk embroidered rank badges, 20th century, each worked in coloured threads with various animals and birds amidst flowers, clouds and waves against a black ground, 27cm x 29cm and 28cm x 30.5cm, framed and all but one glazed.

Two Chinese famille rose porcelain vases, 20th century, one decorated with gods in a pleasure barge, the other with maidens, each scene opposing lines of black text and red seals, printed pseudo seal marks to bases, heights 45.5cm and 45cm.

A pair of Chinese yellow glazed porcelain jars and covers, 20th century, of squat globular form, covered in a streaky yellow ochre glaze, height 19.5cm, with a wood stand.

A Tibetan silk embroidered pillow, 18th/19th century, of rectangular square section, each side decorated with bat and scroll motifs on a red ground, the blue borders with dragons, vapours and medallions, length 72cm (some faults).

A group of four Chinese famille verte crackle glazed porcelain vases and a ginger jar and cover, early 20th century and later, various sizes, four painted with warriors in landscapes, the other with an ornamental pheasant, height of largest vase 60.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain cream jug, late Qianlong period, painted with flowers, height 12.5cm (faults), together with a group of five Japanese ginbari cloisonné vases and other Oriental pottery (faults)

A Chinese bronze pricket candlestick, probably Ming dynasty, modelled as Liu Hai standing upon a three legged toad, height 26cm (repaired).

A Chinese provincial blue and white porcelain ginger jar and cover, 19th century, painted with peonies and rocks, height 21.5cm.

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain circular dish, 18th century, painted with birds, pavilion and peony within a panelled rim of bamboo and pine, diameter 34.8cm (chips and repair to rim).

A Chinese blue and white circular dish, mark of Kangxi but modern, the interior painted with dragons on a blue ground enclosing a pseudo six character mark, diameter 40cm.

A collection of assorted Oriental porcelain and works of art, mostly 20th century and modern, including a trumpet vase, a sang-de-boeuf glazed vase, a figure of Buddha with boy acolytes and a cloisonné vase.

A Chinese famille verte yellow ground enamelled biscuit porcelain bottle vase, mark of Kangxi but modern, the body painted in green and aubergine with three fruit sprays on an incised dragon and cloud ground, underglaze black pseudo six character mark to base, height 16cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain flower vase and pierced cover of square section, each side painted with opposing panels of birds with flowers and birds above waves, reserved against a blue glazed ground, height 13cm (chip to rim and missing handles).

A Japanese lacquered wood kimono stand (kimonokake), Meiji period, decorated with gilt flowers and meandering streams on a black ground, the copper mounts with engraved foliate scroll decoration, height 164cm, width 186.5cm, with black painted pine travelling box, together with a silk kimono, decorated with birds and flowers on a white ground.

A Japanese carved wood figure of a toad, 20th century, length 11.7cm, a Japanese painted and carved wood cockerel, height 24cm (faults), and a lobster claw.

A group of three Japanese woodblock print booklets, early 20th century, with black and polychrome printed pages depicting figural scenes and text, 17.8cm x 12cm (some unstitching and faults).

A Chinese archaistic jade brush rest figure of a bixie, modelled crouching and carved in low relief with hooked scroll motifs, length 9cm.

A collection of mostly Chinese art reference books and catalogues, including 'The Art of the Chinese Potter' by Hobson and Hetherington, limited edition No. 50 of 1500, 'Oriental Blue & White' and 'Chinese Lacquer' by Sir Harry Garner, 'Japanese Porcelain' and 'Later Chinese Porcelain' by Soames Jenyns, 'Chinese Celadon Wares' and 'Korean Celadon' by Gompertz, 'Emperor, Scholar, Artisan, Monk' by Sydney L. Moss Ltd, 1984, and 'Chinese Domestic Furniture' by Gustav Ecke, 1962.