Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese blue and white Kraak porcelain bowl, late Ming dynasty, probably Wanli period, the centre painted with auspicious symbols, the cavetto with four quatrelobed panels, diameter 14.5cm (repair to rim).

A Chinese archaistic lapis lazuli vase and cover, 20th century, the body carved in low relief with panels of stylized beasts, height 19cm.

A Chinese famille rose yellow ground porcelain vase, mark of Qianlong but Republic period/mid-20th century, painted with opposing figural and floral panels, reserved against a yellow ground filled with lotus and scrolling tendrils, iron red printed four-character seal mark to base, height 29cm.

A pair of Chinese blue and white Kraak porcelain saucer dishes, late Ming dynasty, probably Wanli period, each centre painted with an octagonal medallion filled with a bird, rock and flowers, within a surround of roundels filled with precious objects and peach sprays, diameter 14.2cm (minor rim chips/fritting).

A group of three Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls, late Ming dynasty, probably Wanli period, each of steep sided circular form, the exterior painted with a pair of chilong divided by a flower spray, the interior with chilong roundel, underglaze blue pseudo seal mark to base, diameter 12cm, height 6cm.

A Japanese brown patinated bronze and enamel koro and cover, Meiji period, the pierced cover with shishi finial, the body cast in relief and with polychrome enamelled lotus and tendril band, on tripod scroll legs, height 20.5cm, together with a Japanese brown patinated bronze vase, cast with birds, height 24cm.

A Chinese cast bronze figure of an immortal, 20th century, modelled standing and accompanied by a deer, height 42cm.

A Chinese porcelain bowl, mark of Yongzheng and probably of the period, the exterior painted en grisaille with a continuous landscape, underglaze blue six-character mark within double-ring to base, diameter 11.8cm, height 6cm (restored).

A Chinese archaistic gilt bronze fang-ding censer, mark of Xuande but 20th century, the rectangular body cast with opposing dragons, on mask and tongue scroll legs, cast stylized Xuande mark to base, height 12.5cm (lacking cover).

A Japanese embroidered four-fold screen, Meiji period, each panel worked to one side in coloured threads with figural scenes and appliqué padded facial detail, total height 180cm, total length 250cm, together with a matching two-fold screen, height 180cm, length 122cm (probably originally a six-fold screen and faults).

A Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain ginger jar and domed cover, early 20th century, painted with panels of figures, flowers and insects, height 28.8cm.

A Chinese eggshell porcelain vase, mid to late 20th century, of slender baluster form, painted with a coastal landscape within blue borders, blue seal mark to base, height 25.6cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain vase, Republic period, the shouldered body and flared neck painted with women and children in a garden setting beside a pavilion window, opposing lines of black text, height 43.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain ginger jar with wood cover, Republic period, the ovoid body painted with three maidens and a boy in a garden, opposing lines of black text, height 30cm.

A Chinese famille rose porcelain vase, mid-20th century, of baluster form, painted with a pair of fenghuang (phoenixes), peonies and rocks, opposing lines of black text and red seals, within black borders, red painted seal mark to base, height 36cm.

A Chinese watercolour painting, 20th century, depicting Liu Hai dancing, holding a string of cash and accompanied by his three-legged toad, two lines of black text and two red seal marks to upper right corner, 85cm x 41.5cm, framed and glazed.

Kuninao (1793-1854) - a Japanese woodblock oban tateye print depicting a Kabuki actress, 37cm x 24.5cm, together with a painting on canvas of a warrior on horseback, 18.5cm x 30cm, both framed and glazed.

A group of ten Chinese famille rose porcelain vases, mid to late 20th century, comprising a pair of vases decorated with birds and flowers, height 18cm, and four pairs of bottle vases, heights 19cm, all decorated with birds and flowers opposing black text and red seals within elaborate black borders, red printed seal mark to bases, with four stands.

A Chinese porcelain figure of an immortal, mid-20th century, modelled standing wearing a long robe and holding a ruyi sceptre, height 47.5cm, together with a smaller figure of Shoulao, height 19cm.