Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese gold mounted jade pendant, 20th century, carved and pierced in the form of a bird and gourd, length 4.5cm, together with a gilt mounted jade pendant of rectangular form, carved and pierced with bird and fruit, length 3.4cm.

A Chinese carnelian pendant, 20th century, carved and pierced with squirrel, fruit and flowers, length 5.1cm, the cord with carnelian bead spacers, together with a carnelian pendant, length 5cm, a silver mounted carnelian brooch, length 4.3cm, and an amethyst quartz pendant, length 4.2cm.

A small group of Chinese jade, 20th century, comprising a silver mounted Buddha pendant, length 3cm, three other pendants, a ring and a hair ornament, together with a carved and pierced turquoise pendant, modelled as a bird and fruiting branch, length 4.2cm (chipped).

A Chinese carved jade cicada pendant, 20th century, with carved and incised decoration, 5.5cm, with gold bead and suspension loop mount, detailed '14K', together with a Chinese jade two-handled cup with incised keyfret border and pierced lingzhi handles, height 4cm (repaired).

A Chinese blue and white porcelain circular bowl, Kangxi style but late 19th century, the interior painted with a dragon roundel beneath a rim of Long Elizas and fence, the exterior with the eight horses of Muwang, underglaze blue mark to base, height 8.4cm, diameter 24cm.

A Japanese lacquer miniature hokai box and cover, Meiji period, of ribbed cylindrical form, raised on four upright flange legs, decorated with all-over gilt scrolling tendrils on a dark brown/black ground, height 6.3cm, together with a laque burgauté rectangular box and cover inlaid in mother-of-pearl with two cranes and flowers, length 5.5cm, and a Japanese vegetable ivory (tagua nut) netsuke, carved with a female mask, two-character signature to reverse, length 4.5cm.

A Chinese café-au-lait glazed porcelain meiping vase, late Qing dynasty, of baluster form, unmarked, height 13.7cm, with wood stand.

A Japanese Satsuma earthenware circular plate, Meiji period, painted and gilt with a pair of peacocks perched in the blossoming branches of a tree, within a polychrome and gilt simulated brocade rim, gilt and black signature to base, diameter 21.8cm.

A pair of Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain vases, mid to late19th century, each of tapered cylindrical form with flared neck, typically painted with figures, birds and flowers, applied with gilt chilong to shoulders and Buddhistic lion handles to neck, height 25cm (rim restoration to one), together with a Chinese famille rose export porcelain baluster vase, Qianlong period, painted with figural panels, height 18cm (cracked and repaired).

A pair of Chinese faux bois porcelain jardinières, late Qing dynasty, of flared cylindrical form, the exterior with iron red simulated wood grain glaze, height 15.7cm (one damaged and repaired).

A Chinese cinnabar lacquer circular box and cover, late Qing dynasty, the top carved in relief with five seated figures beneath a pine tree in landscape, the sides with flower vignettes divided by lotus flower and scrolling tendril sprays on a trellis ground, height 14.5cm, diameter 25.5cm.

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 Himalayan gilt, filigree and gem set rectangular votive panel, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting a central figure of Vishnu surrounded by coral, turquoise and mother-of-pearl set flowerheads against a gilt filigree ground, within a glazed case, 14.2cm x 11.6cm.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain crocus or tulip vase, late 19th century, the lobed bulbous body painted with opposing figural panels against a flowerhead filled lattice ground, beneath five circular apertures, the central tapered neck below a lotus moulded bulbous mouth, height 23cm (small hairline to rim).

A Chinese Longquan celadon glazed porcelain basin, Ming dynasty, the interior decorated in low relief with a dragon and vapour, diameter 33cm.

A Chinese agate snuff bottle, probably late Qing dynasty, of flattened shouldered rectangular form, the pale grey stone with russet streaks, height 5.5cm, with stopper, together with another agate snuff bottle of flattened circular form, carved in low relief with mask handles, height 6cm, with stopper, a Chinese Canton export tortoiseshell diminutive snuff bottle and stopper, probably late Qing dynasty, carved in relief with flower-charged cornucopia and musical instruments, length 4cm, a horn snuff bottle and stopper, height 4cm, and a wooden bezique counter.

A Kashmiri champlevé enamelled and engraved gilt copper surahi bottle and stopper, late 19th century, the squat globular body, narrow neck and domed cover decorated with vertical floral panels of turquoise, blue, yellow, white and green flowers and leaves, height 28.5cm.

Two Chinese famille rose export porcelain figures, Qianlong period, one modelled kneeling, the other standing holding a ruyi sceptre and fruiting branch, both wearing a floral decorated turquoise robe, height 21cm and 14.5cm (some faults).

A Chinese green and brown dragon decorated yellow ground porcelain meiping vase, mark of Kangxi but later, the baluster body with incised dragons, flaming pearl and vapours within ruyi-head and lappet band borders, underglaze black six-character mark to base, height 31.5cm.