Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A small group of Chinese Peking glass, probably late Qing dynasty, comprising a pair of pink circular bowls, diameter 13.4cm, a pair of ruby bowls, diameter 10.7cm, another ruby bowl, diameter 11.2cm (cracked), two amethyst beakers, height 6.8cm, and an amethyst circular dish, diameter 20.1cm.

A Chinese Transitional style blue and white porcelain brushpot of cylindrical form, painted with figures in landscape within incised borders, unmarked, height 17cm.

An Indian Bidri ware circular bowl and domed cover, 19th century, decorated with bands of floral panels within foliate borders, beneath a knop finial, incised inscription to base, height 13.5cm, diameter 14cm.

A group of three Chinese pale celadon jade circular plaque pendants, probably 20th century or later, each of carved and pierced form, diameters 5.2cm, 5.5cm and width 5cm.

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain teapot and cover, late Qianlong period, the globular body painted with opposing figural panels reserved against an underglaze blue ground of scrolling tendrils, height 15.5cm (later attached metal strainer to spout interior).

A Chinese blue and white porcelain censer, Kangxi style but probably late 19th century, of circular bombé form, painted with a continuous landscape with pavilions, islets and trees beneath an iron oxide dressed rim, height 13.9cm.

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain circular plate, Qianlong period, painted with a maiden and attendant boy beneath a willow tree, diameter 22.7cm, together with three matching octagonal plates, width 21.9cm (minor rim chips and hairline cracks).

A pair of Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval meat dishes, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each painted with pavilions, figures and trees in a coastal landscape, each shaped rim with feathered border, copied from a standard English creamware design, lengths 30.3cm. Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffery A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A graduated set of three Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval meat dishes, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each painted with pavilions, figures and trees in a coastal landscape, each shaped rim with feathered border, copied from a standard English creamware design, lengths 26.4cm, 34.8cm (chipped) and 43cm. Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffery A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A graduated set of six Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval meat dishes, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each painted with pavilions, figures and trees in a coastal landscape, each shaped rim with feathered border, copied from a standard English creamware design, lengths 26.4cm, 30.4cm, 34.5cm, 38.3cm, 43cm and 47.3cm. Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffrey A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A pair of Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval meat dishes, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each painted with pavilions, figures and trees in a coastal landscape, each shaped rim with feathered border, copied from a standard English creamware design, lengths 34.5cm. Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffrey A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A pair of Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval meat dishes, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each well painted with pavilions, figures and trees in a coastal landscape, each shaped rim with feathered border, copied from a standard English creamware design, length 39.6cm. Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffery A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain part dinner service, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each piece painted with pavilions, figures, trees and boats in a coastal landscape within a feathered rim, copied from a standard English creamware design, comprising a square fruit bowl, width 26.5cm, a pair of oval tureens and covers, lengths 40cm, an oval meat dish, length 47cm (rivet repaired), three saucer dishes, diameters 24cm, four dinner plates, diameter 24.4cm, and eleven soup plates, diameter 24.4cm (faults and repairs). Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffrey A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase and domed cover, mark of Kangxi but late 19th century, the baluster body painted with opposing panels of figures and birds amidst blossoming branches, reserved against a dense prunus blossom ground, underglaze blue four-character mark to base, height 37.3cm (chips to rims).

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain meat dish, Qianlong period, painted with a censer and vase resting upon a table beside a pond and peony emanating from rocks, within a rim of fruit and flowers, length 46.7cm (chip to rim).

A Chinese underglaze red decorated porcelain bowl of steep-sided circular form, the exterior painted with a pair of dragons and flaming pearls, the interior with circular medallion, unmarked, height 6.2cm, diameter 12.5cm.

A Chinese silver gilt, enamelled and jade set brooch in the form of a fan, length 7cm, together with a Chinese silver, enamelled and hardstone set finger guard brooch, length 8.7cm.

A Chinese silver gilt, blue enamelled and coral brooch in the form of a butterfly, detailed 'S925', length 3.6cm.

A Chinese Fuzhou (Foochow) lacquered wood figure of Shoulao, late Qing dynasty, carved standing, holding a peach on a pierced naturalistic base, height 36cm (some faults).