Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese provincial blue and white porcelain 'phoenix tail' vase, early 20th century, painted with characters amidst scrolling foliage, height 38.5cm, with wood stand.

A Chinese provincial blue and white porcelain jar and domed cover, early 20th century, of baluster form, painted with peony and scrolling foliage, height 37cm (cover cracked), with wood stand.

A Chinese provincial blue and white porcelain square beaker vase (gu), early 20th century, painted with flowers and scrolling tendrils, height 25.8cm, together with a similarly decorated jardinière, height 18.4cm, and a rectangular box and cover, length 10.2cm (minor faults).

A Chinese blue and white porcelain circular tripod censer, late Qing dynasty, of shallow circular form, painted with a landscape, diameter 20.3cm, together with a Tang style sancai glazed pottery horse, height 39.5cm, a blue and white brushpot and a blue and white censer.

A Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain vase, mid-19th century, the baluster body and flared neck painted with opposing figural scenes reserved against a dense floral ground, with applied pink and blue chilong to shoulder and bird handles, height 42.3cm (chips to rim and handles).

A pair of Chinese famille rose export porcelain circular plates, Qianlong period, each painted with scattered flowers, diameter 23.3cm (one with hairline to rim).

A Chinese blue and white porcelain saucer dish, mark of Qianlong but probably 20th century or later, the centre painted with a dragon and flaming pearl, the underside similarly decorated, underglaze blue pseudo seal mark to base, diameter 20.2cm.

A Chinese Guan-type blue crackle glazed stoneware double gourd shaped vase, mark of Qianlong but probably 20th century, covered in a blue glaze suffused with a network of dark grey and iron oxide crackles, underglaze blue seal mark to base, height 23.4cm.

A Chinese yellow ground porcelain bowl, mark of Yongzheng but 20th century or later, the interior enamelled with five fish, the exterior yellow glazed, blue enamelled four-character mark to base, height 3.9cm, diameter 9.2cm.

A Chinese single row necklace of one hundred and eight turned wood spherical beads, possibly Chen Xiang, with blue stone bead spacers, hung with turquoise enamelled gilt metal and rose quartz pendant and tied knot tassels, total length of beads 73cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jars and covers, mark of Kangxi but later, each painted with blossoming prunus branches, underglaze blue four-character marks to bases, height 14.6cm.

A group of five Chinese Canton porcelain spoons, late 19th/early 20th century, each painted with an iron red goldfish, lengths ranging from 12.5cm to 13.9cm.

A Chinese iron red decorated celadon glazed porcelain circular bowl, mark of Daoguang but later, of steep-sided circular form with slightly flared rim, the interior painted with an iron red fenghuang roundel, the exterior with four further roundels, underglaze blue pseudo seal mark to base, height 6.7cm, diameter 14.8cm.

A Japanese Kutani porcelain figure of Kannon, Meiji period, modelled seated wearing a long robe and holding a scroll, height 17.4cm, together with a Chinese porcelain figure of an immortal, height 13.4cm (end of staff chipped).

A Chinese famille rose enamelled export porcelain tea bowl, Yongzheng period, the exterior painted with pavilions and trees in a coastal landscape with boats, beneath a turquoise 'Y' diaper band to rim, height 3.5cm, diameter 7.2cm, together with a blue and white porcelain teabowl, painted with horse, rocks and pine tree, height 4.3cm, diameter 7.7cm.

A pair of Chinese gilt decorated iron red ground porcelain wine cups, probably 20th century or later, each of steep-sided 'U' form, the exterior decorated with four rows of gilt characters, iron red enamelled four-character mark to bases, height 4.9cm.

A set of five Japanese Imari porcelain bowls and covers/stands, Meiji period, each piece painted and gilt with fruit and bats, diameter of bowl 10.7cm.

A group of nine Chinese provincial blue and white saucer dishes, 19th century, each painted with lotus, diameters ranging from 13.8cm to 17.7cm, together with a collection of ten other Chinese porcelain dishes, 18th and 19th century, including famille rose and blue and white (faults).

A Chinese brown patinated bronze tripod censer, mark of Xuande but 20th century or later, of circular bombé form with gilt speckled decoration, flanked by a pair of scroll loop handles, cast six-character mark to base, weight 716.1g, height 6cm, width across handles 14.6cm, rim diameter 10cm.