Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese Canton enamel circular domed box and cover, 20th century, painted with bats and fruiting peach branches, diameter 10.2cm.

Two Japanese brown patinated bronze vases, Meiji period, each decorated in relief with birds and blossoming branches, heights 14.8cm and 11.8cm, together with a Chinese blue and white export porcelain teapot, Kangxi period, the barrel shaped body painted with precious objects, height 8cm (replacement spout and cover), and a famille rose saucer, diameter 12.3cm (some faults).

A Japanese dark brown patinated bronze figure of a recumbent bull, early 20th century, cast seal mark and presentation inscription to base, length 21cm, height 11cm.

A Chinese bronze bottle vase, early 20th century, decorated in relief with an entwined dragon above two cranes, height 16cm, together with a brown patinated bronze candlestick, the cylindrical stem cast in relief with an entwined dragon, on a circular base, height 24.5cm.

A Chinese silver mounted gilt double gourd shaped wine pot, late Qing dynasty, the gilt body mounted with silver scroll handle and spout, the neck with silver mounted lappet panel collar, the lid with fruit finial, unmarked, height 16.5cm.

Two Chinese famille rose porcelain jars, Republic period, each of ovoid form, one painted with a peony-charged jardinière opposing lines of black and red text, height 27cm, the other with birds and flowers opposing four lines of black text, height 27.5cm, together with a similar vase, height 35cm (converted to a table lamp).

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain vases, late 19th century, each shouldered tapering body and flared neck painted with a pair of dragons chasing a flaming pearl through vapours, between a pair of iron oxide washed Buddhistic lion handles, height 60cm (both repaired).

A pair of Japanese stoneware figures of oni, Meiji period, each demon modelled standing, wearing a long robe, height 31cm (both with faults).

A Chinese watercolour painting on paper, early 20th century, depicting the Moon goddess Chang'e flying to the Moon, two lines of black text to left margin, 65.5cm x 33cm, with silk mount, framed and glazed.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase of baluster form, painted with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl above crashing waves, height 45cm.

A Chinese porcelain hu shaped vase, mark of Qianlong but Republic period, the pear shaped body painted in iron red, grey, black and gilt with a figural scene of Shoulao, deer and attendants opposing lines of black text and three iron red and gilt seals, within ruyi-head, geometric and foliate borders, iron red and gilt four-character mark to base, height 36.8cm (chip to rim).

A Chinese turquoise glazed porcelain vase, probably 20th century, the baluster body carved in low relief with peony, leaves and scrolling tendrils, incised marks to base, height 31cm.

A Chinese plated square box and cover, 20th century, with rounded corners, height 6.9cm, together with a graduated set of six Burmese style Buddhistic lion opium weights, heights ranging from 6cm to 2.5cm.

A Chinese porcelain supper set, early 20th century, comprising nine variously shaped dishes, each with pink and green flowers and tendrils on a yellow ground, width 27.5cm, within a square wood box, together with a flambé glazed baluster vase, height 17cm, and a circular porcelain panel, painted with mountainous landscape, diameter 11cm (repaired), within a carved and pierced hardwood square frame (faults).

A Chinese Ming style blue and white porcelain garlic-head bottle vase, mark of Wanli but modern, the body decorated with flower and scrolling tendril panels divided by vertical flanges, underglaze blue pseudo six-character mark to base, height 32cm.

A Chinese hardstone flower arrangement within a cloisonné jardinière, 20th century, height 27cm, together with a small group of Chinese carvings, including a green quartz Buddhistic lion, height 8.5cm, with wood stand (some faults).

A Chinese Shiwan pottery sang-de-boeuf glazed figure of an immortal, 20th century, modelled standing wearing a long robe, height 30cm (faults), together with a Chinese drip glazed bottle vase, height 18.5cm.

A Japanese Satsuma earthenware hexagonal pot, Meiji period, modelled in the form of a water bucket, each side painted and gilt with scenes of figures in landscapes within simulated brocade borders, beneath an overhead handle, unmarked, height 16cm (minor faults and repair).

A Japanese Sumida ware circular bowl, early 20th century, the circular shallow bowl with streaky glaze and applied with numerous figures standing around the rim, the interior green glazed, rim diameter 34.3cm, height 18cm (some faults and repairs).