Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese famille rose enamelled porcelain circular bowl, mark of Qianlong but modern, the exterior painted with flowers and scrolling leafy tendrils, beneath a ruyi-head collar, iron red enamelled pseudo seal mark to base, height 10.6cm, diameter 27.6cm (hairline crack to rim).

A Chinese polished bronze octagonal bowl, late Qing dynasty, with engraved foliate decoration, height 12.8cm, together with a Chinese polished bronze archaistic gu shaped beaker vase, height 29.5cm (faults).

A Chinese Canton enamel circular dish, late 20th century, painted with a central scene of three goats and two herdsmen, within a turquoise border filled with bird and flower vignettes and polychrome lotus and scrolling tendrils, diameter 30.7cm (small repair).

A Chinese famille rose enamelled black ground porcelain saucer dish, mark of Guangxu and possibly of the period, painted with dense polychrome flowers on a gilt and black ground, underglaze blue six-character mark to base, diameter 18.8cm (minor restoration to rim chip and minor hairline to rim).

A Chinese famille rose export porcelain plate, Qianlong period, painted with flowers, diameter 23.2cm (hairline to rim), together with a Chinese famille rose porcelain saucer dish, painted with birds and blossoming prunus branches, diameter 21.2cm (minor rim chip).

A Chinese mahjong set, early 20th century, with bone and bamboo tiles, within a wood case containing five drawers, length 23.5cm (faults).

A pair of Chinese gilt bronze peacock mounts, 20th century, each modelled with wings spread, height 11cm.

A Chinese blue glazed pottery vase, Song style but modern, of baluster form, carved in low relief with flowers and foliage, height 35cm.

A Japanese inlaid lacquer blue ground rectangular panel, Meiji period, finely inlaid in carved and stained bone, ivory and mother-of-pearl with a scene of a monkey climbing in the fruiting branches of a tree with two further monkeys looking on from below, inset red stained ivory signature seal to bottom left corner, 50cm x 75cm, with wood frame (minor faults). Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A Chinese hardwood stand, early 20th century, the circular top inset with a rouge marble panel, above carved and pierced bamboo frieze, on carved cabriole legs united by an undertier, height 47.5cm.

A Chinese hardwood adjustable standard lamp, early 20th century, the open frame with carved and pierced dragon scroll panels, height 140cm (part of pierced fret panel damaged and missing).

A Korean brass mounted elm Bandaji chest, late 19th century, the front with hinged drop-flap, applied with engraved brass plates and handles, height 75cm, width 84cm.

A Chinese brass mounted hardwood trunk, late Qing dynasty, the hinged lid carved in relief with a central dragon roundel surrounded by characters and precious vessels cornered by bats, the sides with further bats and dragon roundels, fitted with brass lock plate to front and drop handles to sides, length 84cm, height 49cm, depth 48cm (minor chips and splits to top).

A Japanese lacquer table-top cabinet, Meiji period, the tray-top above an open shelf and three graduated long drawers, all gilt with chrysanthemum and scrolling leafy tendrils on a dark brown/black ground, height 37cm, width 34.7cm (some faults).

A set of three Japanese graduated stacking lacquer stands, Meiji period, each of square outline with gallery, apron and scroll legs, decorated with gilt scrolling flowers and foliage on a dark brown ground, widths 34cm, 36.5cm and 41cm.

A Singaporean ivory inlaid hardwood two-tier table, late 19th century, the square top inlaid with a central scene of figures and pavilions within borders of dragons, vapours, birds, horses and flowers, raised on shouldered legs united by an undertier with carved and pierced dragon amidst peony panel, height 76.5cm, width of top 43.7cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A Chinese hardwood stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the circular top inset with a rouge marble panel above a carved and pierced apron on foliate carved cabriole legs united by an undertier, height 61cm, diameter of top 27.5cm.

A Chinese hardwood rectangular table, late 19th century, the rectangular top inset with a glass panel to form a bijouterie/display compartment, the frieze carved in low relief with fruit, flowers and scrolling stems above a pierced apron on fruiting vines and scrolls, on scroll shouldered legs terminating in claw and ball feet, height 88cm, length 111.5cm, depth 55.5cm.