Asian and Islamic Ceramics and Works of Art

A Chinese blue and white porcelain brushpot, Kangxi style, of cylindrical form, raised on three short bracket feet, the exterior painted with figures in landscape, unmarked, height 14.5cm, diameter 20cm (rivet repaired).

A group of three Chinese blue and white export porcelain miniature 'toy' vases, Kangxi period, each of double gourd form, painted with flowers, heights 6.2cm, 6.5cm and 6.9cm.

A Chinese famille verte export porcelain miniature 'toy' bottle vase, Kangxi period, painted with flowers, height 3.9cm, together with three blue and white miniature vases, Kangxi period, painted with figures, flowers and foliage, heights 4.3cm, 5.5cm and 5.8cm (minor chips).

A group of five Chinese blue and white export porcelain miniature 'toy' vases, Kangxi period, including three double gourd shaped vases, heights 6.4cm and 6.6cm, a baluster vase, painted with panels of maidens, height 8.5cm (reduced neck), and a bottle vase, height 4.4cm (faults).

A pair of Japanese Satsuma earthenware vases by Kusube, Meiji period, of shouldered swollen cylindrical form, each painted with opposing panels of pheasant, wisteria, other flowers and stream, reserved against a midnight blue ground filled with gilt simulated brocade, iron red and gilt signature to bases, height 18.5cm.

A Chinese famille rose medallion brown ground porcelain teabowl, mark of Qianlong and probably of the period, of steep-sided circular form, the exterior with four circular medallions, each filled with a figure in landscape reserved against a brown ground with gilt flowers and scrolling foliage, underglaze blue seal mark to base, height 5.9cm, diameter 9.5cm, with wood stand.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain jar and a matched cover, Kangxi period, the baluster body painted with panels of peony within scrolling lotus borders, height of jar only 25cm, total height 31.5cm (hairline crack to rim, cover chipped and repaired).

A Chinese porcelain bowl and matching circular dish, mark of Jiaqing but late Qing dynasty, each painted with iron red bamboo medallions reserved against a turquoise ground, underglaze blue seal mark to bases, diameters 17.2cm and 25cm (faint hairline to bowl), together with three Chinese famille rose decorated bowls, each painted with a turquoise or green sgraffito ground, iron red printed pseudo seal marks of Qianlong to bases, diameter 11.6cm.

A Chinese zitan table screen and slotted stand, 20th century, the rectangular panel inlaid with hardstone and mother-of-pearl butterfly and flowers beneath lines of incised text, the reverse with further lines of incised green and red text, height 20.3cm, together with a zitan rectangular box, the sliding cover decorated with a pair of dragons and flaming pearl, length 37.8cm.

A Chinese carved rock crystal figure of Guanyin, probably early 20th century, finely modelled standing wearing a long robe, height 34.5cm (minor chips), with wire inlaid hardwood stand.

A Chinese carved rock crystal figure of a mandarin duck, probably 20th century, modelled with carved plumage, length 17cm, with carved hardwood lotus leaf form stand.

A Chinese famille verte yellow ground porcelain bowl, Kangxi style but probably 20th century, the exterior painted with figures, bamboo and rocks on a yellow ground, height 9.6cm, diameter 20.7cm.

Two Chinese sancai glazed biscuit porcelain models of boats, Kangxi period, each modelled with tiled roofs, the sides with moulded foliate bands, lengths 9.9cm and 10.2cm (minor faults and restoration). Note: property of a West Sussex private collector.

A Chinese Canton export lacquer brisé fan, mid-19th century, the guards and twenty-six sticks decorated to each side in gilt with shield shaped and circular foliate filled panels on a ground of fruiting vines above oval monogram panel, length 26.6cm (minor faults). Note: property of a West Sussex private collector.

A Chinese blanc-de-Chine porcelain figure of a lohan, mark of Ho Chao Tsung but late 19th/early 20th century, modelled wearing a long robe, standing on a crashing wave moulded base, impressed pseudo gourd shaped potter's mark to back, height 39.5cm.

A Chinese Canton enamel rectangular box and cover, early 20th century, the top painted with a scene of a mother and two children above bands of fruit, flowers and scrolls on a yellow ground, length 16cm (minor losses), together with a similar square box and cover, width 7.3cm (badly damaged).

A Japanese bronze bottle vase, Meiji period, the squat body applied with a pair of tortoises and cast with a meandering stream, all below a narrow flared neck, incised two-character signature and stamped dragonfly mark to base, height 29cm.

A Chinese bronze figure of Buddha, 18th century, modelled seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus base, height 13cm, on a marble plinth.

A pair of Chinese famille rose export porcelain plates, Qianlong period, each painted and gilt with a central peony and fruiting Buddha's hand citron within a floral decorated rim, diameter 23.2cm (each with hairline crack and rim chips), together with a Chinese blue and white export porcelain plate, 18th century, painted with landscape and flowers, diameter 21.9cm (minor rim chips/fritting).