Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, mark of Yongzheng but probably 20th century, the swollen cylindrical body painted with foliate panels, underglaze blue six-character mark to base, height 7.5cm, together with a pair of Chinese blue and white square section boxes and covers, painted with lotus and tendrils, height 11cm.

A Japanese Satsuma earthenware wine pot and cover by Fuzan Ryun, of compressed circular form, painted with bijin and boy amidst flowers, beneath a wicker mounted overhead handle, iron red and gilt signature to base, length 7.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain cylinder vase, Republic period, painted with two figures and horse beneath lines of black text, iron red six-character mark to base, height 27.5cm, together with a small footed dish, painted with precious objects, diameter 12.2cm.

A Chinese green hardstone pendant, 20th century, one side carved in low relief with a kylin beneath bamboo and lingzhi fungus, the reverse with a dragon, length 10.1cm.

A Chinese famille rose enamelled export porcelain figure of an immortal, Qianlong period, modelled standing on a wave moulded base, height 22.5cm (faults).

A collection of Chinese Yixing stoneware, mostly 20th century, comprising twelve various teapots, three cups and a box and cover (minor faults).

A collection of Chinese carved hardstone items and assorted jewellery, mostly 20th century, including pendants, coral necklace and seals.

A Chinese cloisonné circular box and cover, early 20th century, decorated with a polychrome dragon on a white ground, diameter 6.2cm, together with a collection of other Chinese and Japanese cloisonné, including an oval dish, decorated with an eagle in a pine tree, the underside stamped 'Elkington & Co', length 19.5cm (some faults).

A Japanese carved ivory okimono figure of a kneeling maiden, Meiji period, height 5.5cm, together with a Japanese carved ivory okimono figure group depicting the stages of a chick emerging from an egg, length 10.7cm and ivory duck (some faults).

A Chinese bronze and cloisonné rectangular box, 18th century, the top decorated with a butterfly flying above chrysanthemums emanating from rocks on a turquoise key trellis ground, the sides with polychrome lotus and tendril band, length 25.6cm, width 16cm.

A group of eighteen Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in various designs, heights ranging from 3.5cm to 7.5cm. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of twenty-one Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in various designs, heights ranging from 2.4cm to 10.7cm. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of fifteen Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in various designs, heights ranging from 3.7cm to 10.7cm. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of twenty-two Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in various designs, heights ranging from 3.5cm to 9.1cm. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of nine Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in standing or seated pose, heights ranging from 7.3cm to 10.7cm. Note: for a similar example to one of the plaques in this lot, see Item 13, Page 64 of 'Thai Ceramics, The James and Elaine Connell Collection, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco', published by Oxford University Press 1993, which attributes the plaque to Sukhothai, 14th-15th century. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of ten Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha in standing or seated pose, heights ranging from 6.3cm to 8.6cm. Note: for a similar example to one of the plaques in this lot, see Item 13, Page 64 of 'Thai Ceramics, The James and Elaine Connell Collection, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco', published by Oxford University Press 1993, which attributes the plaque to Sukhothai, 14th-15th century. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of ten Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each amulet moulded in relief with Buddha, including one of black rectangular form with moulded image to both sides, heights ranging from 5.6cm to 8cm. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of five Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each of arched form, relief moulded with seated Buddhas, including one with Phra Pidta (closed eyes Buddha) decoration, heights ranging from 10.5cm to 13cm. Note: Phra Pidta or closed eyes Buddha was a trusted apprentice of Buddha, this representation is thought to bring good fortune and protection from evil. Provenance: local private collection.

A group of six Thai pottery votive plaques/tablets, various dates, each or arched outline, moulded in relief with Buddha, heights ranging from 10.2cm to 13cm. Provenance: local private collection.