Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A group of three Chinese porcelain figures, probably late 20th century, each modelled as a standing maiden, impressed marks to bases, heights 29cm, 32cm and 33cm.

A Chinese sang-de-boeuf flambé glazed brush washer of squat circular form, height 4.1cm, diameter 11cm.

A Chinese carved hardwood figure of Guanyin, 20th century, modelled standing wearing a long robe on a carved scroll base, height 38.3cm (minor faults).

A Chinese bronze tripod censer with gilt and cold-enamelled decoration, late 19th/early 20th century, of lobed form, decorated with figural panels between bat and loose ring handles, height 9.2cm.

A set of five Chinese famille rose porcelain teabowls, Yongzheng style but 20th century, each exterior painted with flower panels within pink cell diaper and blue trellis borders, height 3.5cm.

A South-east Asian pottery vase, possibly Korean, of ovoid form, painted with fish and foliage, height 22.3cm.

A Chinese celadon glazed porcelain bottle vase, mark of Qianlong but modern, the body carved in low relief with mythical beasts and scrolling tendrils beneath a ruyi head collar and stiff leaf band, underglaze blue four-character mark to base, height 40cm.

A Chinese blanc-de-Chine porcelain figure of Shoulau, 20th century, the immortal modelled standing holding a peach and staff, height 30.4cm, with wood stand.

A Chinese café-au-lait glazed spittoon with wide outswept rim and globular body, height 8.2cm.

A Chinese porcelain stem cup, mark of Qianlong but probably late Qing dynasty, covered in a pale bluish glaze and incised with scrolling lotus and tendrils, the centre incised with six-character mark, height 10.5cm (chips and hairlines to rim).

A Chinese bronze square mirror, late Han/early Tang dynasty, the reverse cast in relief with four monkeys between pillars, 15.9cm x 15.9cm, together with a smaller circular mirror, diameter 9cm, and a Tibetan bronze Buddhist samsara hanging plaque, cast in relief with twelve zodiacal animals and central mandala, length 10.6cm. Note: the larger mirror is accompanied by a purchase receipt from Parthenon Gallery Ltd, London, dated 5th September 2013.

A Chinese Guan-type grey crackle glazed double gourd shaped vase, height 15cm.

A Chinese hardwood occasional table, 20th century, the rectangular top above a carved scroll apron, on shouldered tapering legs united by stretchers, height 68.5cm, width 46cm (formerly from a quartetto nest).

A Chinese celadon glazed circular dish, probably Northern Song dynasty, the interior with incised decoration, diameter 16.7cm (minor rim chips), together with a celadon glazed bowl, diameter 18.8cm, and a celadon glazed circular box and cover with carved decoration, diameter 14cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl, mark of Qianlong but probably 20th century, the exterior filled with a design of bats flying amidst gourd vines, iron red seal mark to base, height 6.2cm, diameter 13.7cm.

A Chinese pottery tomb guardian, Ming dynasty, modelled as a standing warrior covered in a yellow and green streaky glaze, height 45.5cm.

A Chinese porcelain seal, probably late 20th century, modelled as a Buddhistic lion seated on a cube base, decorated with bats and vapours on a yellow ground, the underside moulded with Qianlong seal mark, height 18cm.

A Chinese Ming tilework zoomorphic roof beam terminal/support, Ming dynasty, modelled as a fanged Buddhistic lion head and covered in a yellow glaze, incised two-character mark to top, length 25cm.

A Chinese Ming tilework green glazed architectural fragment, Ming dynasty, modelled in high relief with a five-clawed dragon against stylized waves, length 44cm.