EUROPEAN CERAMICS and GLASS

second DAY S SALE WEDNESDAY 30th April 2014 ORIENTAL and EUROPEAN CERAMICS and GLASS Commencing not before 10.00pm Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Friday 25th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 26th April 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 27th April 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 28th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 29th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day Enquiries: Andrew Thomas Tel: 01392 413100 Email: thomasa@bhandl.co.uk Enquiries: Nic Saintey Tel: 01392 413100 Email: sainteyn@bhandl.co.uk

452 454 451 A pair of cut glass serving dishes each of oval form with notched rim the exterior cut with a band of shallow diamond motifs and printies above a star cut base, 30 cm long, minor flakes to rim. 100-150 452 A Dutch light baluster wine glass the bell shaped bowl with basal tear and facet cutting, engraved with Flora stood holding a cornucopia and blooms beneath the caption Het Groyen en Bloyen van Floria (The growth and bloom of Flora), set on a faceted inverted baluster stem with interior tear on a domed fold over foot, 17 cm high, mid to late 18th century. 150-200 453 An English colour twist wine glass the bell shaped bowl on an inverted baluster stem with central gauze corkscrew surrounded by single green, red and blue threads set on a conical foot, 16 cm high, circa 1760-70, minute flake to foot rim. 500-700 454 Two English opaque twist wine glasses one with bell shaped bowl on a straight stem with corkscrew gauze surrounded by a pair of threads on a conical foot, 15.5 cm high, the companion glass with rounded funnel shaped bowl on a straight stem with single opaque tape on a conical foot, 15 cm high, circa 1770-80, latter with trimmed foot rim. 180-220 453 122

455 A Dutch light baluster wine glass the pointed round funnel shaped bowl engraved with a figures loading barrels onto a merchant ship flanked by a tree and a palm tree and a large house verso, bearing the caption Welvaaren van de Suyker Negosi, set on a stem containing a flattened and inverted baluster containing a single tear on a conical foot, 20 cm high, circa 1750. 1500-2000 123

456 A large French green glass wine bottle of traditional form, the neck with single applied ring, late 18th/early 19th century, 59 cm high. 100-150 457 A pair of Irish mould blown decanters by the Cork Glass Co. each of mallet shape with basal flutes with triple feathered neck rings, flaring lip and bullseye stopper, 27 and 28 cm high, embossed on the bases Cork Glass Co., circa 1790-1810. 400-600 457 458 458 A late 19th century Bohemian pink glass casket, possibly Moser of rectangular form with gilt-metal mounts, decorated in relief with a design of scrolling flowers and foliage within gilt canted corners, 11cm wide, tiny chip to reverse of cover. 200-300 459 459 An English cameo glass vase, probably Webb or Stevens & Williams of globular form with short raised neck, intricately cut in white on a smoky amethyst ground with profuse scrolling foliage and blooms above a band of stiff leaves, the neck with a narrow stylised foliate meander, 9.5 cm high, circa 1870-90. 600-800 124

461 463 463A 460 A pair of cut glass lustre candlesticks with flower head sconces, foliate drip pans hung with pendants and prisms raised on a scroll and feather support and on rectangular bases, 29 cm high, glue repair to one rim. 120-180 461 A pair of cut glass magnum decanters and stoppers each mallet shaped body fret cut below a facet band and triple neck rings and slice cut neck with fret cut mushroom stopper, 38 cm high. 200-300 462 A Stevens & Williams rock crystal bottle and stopper the oviform body cut with four panels containing a single bloom and sinuous foliage beneath a flared and notched rim and hollow star cut stopper cut with florets, 19 cm high, 1880-1900. 150-200 463 A cameo glass vase, probably Thomas Webb of globular form with raised neck decorated in white with dog rose and a butterfly verso beneath linear and fretted borders, 13.5 cm high, late 19th century. 300-400 464 463A An Art Nouveau iridescent glass and metal mounted vase, probably Loetz of waisted baluster form decorated with a design of blue abstract scrolls on a blue and green iridescent ground, the plated metal mounts cast with flower heads and foliage, circa 1900, 22cm high. 250-350 464 A close packed millefiori paperweight, probably Baccarat set with an arrangement of brightly coloured canes, 6 cm diameter. 200-300 465 A Clichy garland paperweight set with a central cane and concentric ring surrounded by two interlacing trefoil garlands of red, green and blue, 7.5 cm diameter. 200-300 465 466 466 A glass concentric millefiori basket paperweight, probably Bacchus set with five concentric rings of blue, white, red and green and white star and other shaped canes set within a basket of white gauze staves, 7.5 cm diameter. 300-500 467 A group of five Scottish glass paperweights comprising a dated Perthshire concentric ring example set on a red ground, the underside with single cane P 90, a Perthshire flower weight set on a lattice ground, two further with coloured grounds and star cut bases and another with central cane set on a spiral gauze ground. 150-200 125

468 468 A Schneider cameo glass vase the frosted white and blue veined oviform body decorated with a raised broad band of black wheel motifs on a pink ground containing a pair of panels depicting a lady holding a vase aloft, signed Charder, 23 cm high, circa 1925-30. 250-350 469 A Daum art glass vase of squat ovoid profile with raised rectangular neck, the speckled lemon and orange body with textured finish, 12 cm high, wheel cut on one side Daum Nancy with the cross of Lorraine. 150-200 470 A Loetz glass claret flask of dimpled globular form with raised neck and sinuous van Hauten pewter mounts and hinged cover, 25 cm high, 1900-10. 280-320 471 A Loetz papillon vase of dimpled pear shaped form, the pale amber body with iridescent silver purple splashes, 15.5 cm high, circa 1910. 120-180 470 471 126

472 An art glass vase possibly Loetz of everted circular form, the cloudy clear and white speckled body with applied red foot, rim, pair of scroll handles, the body with a single trail, 14 cm high, the foot diamond point etched J. Stefanik and CW. 80 120 473 A Daum art glass vase: of pedestal form on stepped foot the flattened globular body with inverted rim the green speckled body bordered by black, 14 cm high, wheel cut Daum Nancy with the cross of Lorraine. 150-200 474 No Lots. 475 475 A Chinese pottery figure of a horse s head with some traces of original pigment, set on a hardwood plaque, Tang Dynasty, some loss. 400-600 476 477 476 A Chinese blue and white miniature vase of baluster form, the neck applied with a chilong dragon, painted with scrolling lotus above a lappet band, possibly 18th century, 8cm high. 200-400 477 A Chinese celadon tripod jardiniere in Song manner, the exterior carved and moulded with a continuous band of scrolling lotus sprays above the Eight Trigrams, 21cm diameter. 300-500 127

479 478 478 A Chinese blue and white spirit flask of barrel form with slender spout, painted with three panels of flowering plants, rockwork and insects between ruyi and trellis borders, lingzhi fungus mark, Kangxi, 13cm high, minor firing crack to rim. 200-300 479 A pair of Chinese blue and white trencher salts each of circular form with moulded rims and bases and painted with peonies between ruyi bands, Kangxi, 8.5cm diameter, minor chips and frits. 300-400 480 A Swatow porcelain dish from the I Sin Ho (Bin Thuan) wreck of circular form, the centre painted in inky blue with a phoenix amongst rocks, bamboo, other foliage and cloud scrolls flanked by the three Towers of the Western Paradise, within a panelled border of peony scrolls, bamboo and persimmon trees, 38 cm diameter, circa 1608. 200-300 128 481 A Qingbai funerary grain urn and cover of slender form, the lower section with incised decoration, the upper half applied with figures, deer and a dragon, the cover with bird finial under pale celadon glazes, 70 cm high, Song/Yuan Dynasty. 200-300 482 A pair of Qingbai funerary grain urns of slender form, the upper sections modelled with a band of figures and dragons in high relief on a linear incised ground, 36 cm high, Song/ Yuan Dynasty, some loss and repair. 200-250 483 Three Chinese pottery tomb attendants of standing male figures in robes and hats under aubergine, turquoise and yellow glazes on green hexagonal bases, 40 cm high, Ming Dynasty, some areas of wear. 300-500 480 484 A Chinese pottery Sancai tomb attendant in the form of a standing lady with a bloom in one hand wearing brown, green and cream streaked robes, 26 cm high, Ming Dynasty. 300-400 485 Three various pottery male tomb attendants in standing pose, the tallest with circular base, the two smaller on square bases, under green and mustard glazes, 22, 19 and 17 cm high, probably Ming Dynasty, some faults 80-120 486 A Chinese pottery female tomb attendant modelled standing with large ornate head dress surmounted by a bird, hands clasped together and supporting a casket, on a hexagonal base and under green and yellow glazes, 52 cm high, Ming Dynasty, base repaired. 300-400

489 491 493 487 A Chinese pottery warrior and an earth spirit the former modelled with fiercesome expression standing and wearing a helmet and breastplate, traces of original pigment, 51 cm high, the earth spirit in attentive seated pose, 34 cm high, Tang Dynasty, the former with glue repair to neck the latter with losses wings and ear. (2) 300-500 488 A pair of Chinese pottery rectangular tiles each of pale grey earthenware and modelled in high relief with short stout figures each dramatically posed with one arm raised above his head, 20 x 13 cm, probably Song or Wei Dynasty. 250-350 489 A Chinese pottery figure of a dog modelled standing four square in an alert posture with curled tail and ears forward, 27 cm long, Han Dynasty. 300-500 490 A Chinese pottery pig pen group the semi circular pen with steps and platform modelled with a single pig, under streaked green glazes, together with a further unglazed pig, 24 cm long, Han Dynasty, some loss. 250-350 491 Two Chinese pottery female tomb attendants each modelled standing with ornate hair and wearing robes, hands clasped and supporting a dog and a snake respectively, under blue and green glazes on a hexagonal base, 33 cm high, probably Ming Dynasty. 400-600 492 Two Chinese pottery screens or pickets of pierced rectangular form under green and yellow glazes, 19 and 30 cm wide, Ming Dynasty. 180-220 493 A Chinese pottery group of an oxen and cart the former modelled standing four square with head raised, the simple rectangular cart with spoked wheels, 18 and 14 cm long, probably Ming Dynasty. 400-500 494 A Chinese pottery figure of a warrior of grey earthenware modelled standing wearing a cross-over tunic and in a defensive posture one arm out stretched, the other raised in readiness to throw a javelin, 36 cm high, probably Han Dynasty. 150-200 129

495 A small group of Chinese pottery comprising a small model of a pig s head on a dish, a smaller example, a cockerel on a dish, a small tea bowl and saucer and a miniature libation cup, under green and some yellow glazes, largest piece 7 cm long, Ming Dynasty, slight loss to latter. 150-200 496 A Chinese pottery votive chair, table and food the former with crescent shaped armrest, on rectangular seat and X shaped supports, the rectangular table with straight legs and stretchers laden with plates of food including a roast fowl, fruit, bread, a plate of leaves and a tea bowl and saucer, chair 21 cm high, table 25 cm wide, Ming Dynasty. 600-800 496 497 A Chinese porcelain bowl and one other both circular, the former with everted rim, both painted in blue with peony and scrolling foliage, the latter with cafe-au-lait exterior, 30.5 and 27 cm diameter, Qianlong. (2) 100-150 498 Two Annamese shallow dishes from the Hoi An wreck and one other of Vietnamese origin the former painted in blue with floral and foliate designs with a lappet band to the exterior together with a smaller dish painted with a single carp, 24 and 14 cm diameter together with a Swatow dish painted in slate blue with a pair of phoenix within a panelled scale border, 15th century and later. (3) 200-300 499 A Chinese porcelain celadon glazed bowl the interior surface incised with repeated bands of scroll motifs, 20.5 cm diameter, probably Ming Dynasty, glaze filled crack. 100-150 500 A Ban Chiang (Thailand) pottery urn of globular form with flaring rim, the exterior with combed and incised decoration, 23 cm high, 1000-250BC. 100-200 501 Two Chinese porcelain tea bowls and two saucers from the Ca Mau wreck each painted in blue with a different design, saucers 10.5 cm diameter, tea bowls, 6.5 cm diameter, circa 1725. 80-120 130

503 502 A group of small Chinese ceramics comprising a porcelain figure of a seated boy with some blue decoration and an unglazed seated hound, both from the Ca Mau wreck, circa 1725 together with a Thai (Si Satchanalai) celadon glazed model of a turtle, probably 16th century, the latter restored. (3) 200-250 503 A set of twelve Chinese pottery male tomb attendants each modelled standing in flowing robes and wearing elegant head wear, their hands crossed supporting a zodiac animal, on hexagonal base, 33 cm high, Ming Dynasty, minor loss to odd figure. 2000-3000 504 504 A Chinese pottery horse modelled standing four square with open mouth supporting a saddle and cloth, on a rectangular base, some traces of original pigment, 39 cm high, Tang Dynasty, legs repaired. 400-600 131

505 A Chinese pottery horse modelled standing four square with arched neck, wearing bridle, a row of water bottles around the shoulders and a large saddle cloth, on a rectangular base, 28 cm high, probably early Tang Dynasty, tail replaced. 400-600 505 506 507 506 A Chinese equestrian group modelled standing four square and supporting a robed rider, on a rectangular base, 34 cm high, Tang Dynasty, some damage and repair. 400-600 507 A Chinese pottery shrine or altar of rectangular form modelled with two steps leading up to a niche flanked by panelled doors below an arcaded and panelled canopy, under green and yellow glazes, 50 cm high, Ming Dynasty. 500-700 132

508 A Chinese blue and copper-red bottle vase with elongated slender neck, painted in underglaze blue and copper-red with four cockerels amongst clumps of grass, rockwork and flowering plants, two butterflies above, Transitional, circa 1640, 20.5cm. Provenance The K.R.Malcolm Collection 2000-4000 133

509 A Chinese blue and white small jar of baluster form with cylindrical neck, painted with two baskets of flowers, a ruyi sceptre and other symbols, the neck with geometric and lappet bands, concentric rings mark, Kangxi, 11cm high. Provenance With H.R.Hancock 1938. 800-1200 509 510 A Chinese blue and white small bottle vase with pear-shaped body and gently flared cylindrical neck, finely painted with flowering lotus and peony, four-character Chenghua mark, Kangxi, 13cm high, hairline crack to rim. Provenance Paper labels for R.F.A.Riesco Collection and the Oriental Ceramic Society 1954 Exhibition [no.271]. 1000-1500 134 510 mark 510

511 A Chinese underglaze blue and copper-red lotus waterdropper formed as a lotus leaf with attached seed-pod, the leaf with painted and applied veins and stems, a crab with sepia markings climbing down into the open leaf, the bud petals hightened with copper-red, Kangxi, 12cm wide and wood stand. 2000-3000 Provenance John Sparks Ltd.& P.M.A.Green. Similar examples are illustrated by J.Ayers Chinese Ceramics in the Baur Collection no.a226 and Christian Jorg Chinese Ceramics in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam page 122 no.123. 135

512 512 A Chinese blue and white bowl with flared rim and short cylindrical foot rim, the exterior painted with boys playing and maidens in a continuous garden landscape, the interior with three further boys playing, the rim decorated either side with panels of pomegranates and peony on a diaper ground, six character Kangxi mark and period, 20.5cm diameter, one rim chip and one flake, each with gold lacquer repair; and wood stand. 500-700 513 A Chinese Provincial blue and white deep dish painted with a lake scene with two ducks, water plants and a pine tree, the rim with birds and fruiting branches, the underside with squirrels amongst vines, seal mark, 16th/17th century, 30.5cm diameter. Provenance The K.R.Malcolm Collection. 1500-2000 136 513

514 A Chinese blue and white phoenix charger painted with two phoenix perched on rockwork, a flowering tree peony to one side, later incised character mark, Kangxi, 34cm diameter rim chip with related crack, minor frits. 400-600 514 515 A Chinese blue and white small baluster jug and cover after a European original with sparrow beak spout and earshaped handle, painted overall with rockwork and flowering plants within foliate panels, artemisia leaf mark, Kangxi, 8cm high, glazed firing damage to rim and handle. 700-900 515 137

516 A Chinese blue and white saucer dish painted with a basket of floral sprays, the rim with alternating rounded and angular panels of flowers and fruit, square single-character mark within double rings, Kangxi, 15cm diameter. 700-900 Provenance A duplicate from The Groningen Museum, Holland. 516 517 A Chinese blue and white miniature vase of globular form with short neck and flared rim, painted with chrysanthemum sprays and rockwork, concentric rings mark, Kangxi, 6cm high, silver repair to rim; and wood stand. 500-700 517 138

518 518 A Chinese blue and white small bowl of fluted form with flared rim, the exterior painted with four maidens each holding a sprig of foliage and standing between jardinieres on stands, the interior with a peach tree, four-character Kangxi mark within concentric rings and of the period, 11cm diameter; and wood stand. 200-400 519 A Chinese blue and white saucer with fluted rim, painted with one large and six subsidiary foliateshaped panels of floral sprays, fruit and rockwork, mark for jade within concentric rings, Kangxi, 12cm diameter. 200-300 520 A Chinese blue and white saucer with flared rim, painted with a dancing boy, his mother seated amongst rocks to one side, the rim with a diaper band with panels of peach, four character mark, Kangxi, 10.5cm diameter. 250-350 521 A Chinese blue and white saucer with flared rim, painted with a boy dancing in a fenced garden, his mother seated to one side, the rim with foliate and diaper band, four character Chenghua mark, Kangxi, 10.5cm diameter. 250-350 520,519,521 139

522 A pair of Chinese blue and white plates: each painted with a dignitary and a servant holding a brush in an interior with terrace beyond, the diaper rim with four foliate shaped panels of peaches, apocryphal Chenghua six-character mark within concentric rings, probably 18th century, 23.5cm diameter, one with two cracks and chips to rim. 200-400 523 A pair of Chinese blue and white bottle vases each with slender neck and spreading foot, painted with a continuous scene of figures in an extensive landscape with rockwork, fences and plants, artemisia leaf marks, Kangxi, 19.5 and 20.5cm high, minor chips to both footrims, tiny chip to one rim, slight difference in overall dimensions. 600-800 524 A Chinese white teapot and cover of cylindrical form with bud knop, incised with a design of peaches, flowers and foliage, Republic, or slightly earlier, 13cm wide, glaze flake to knop. 50-80 522 523 140

525 An Annamese shallow dish from the Hoi An wreck painted in underglaze blue and over glaze green with a Buddhistic lion at play amongst cloud scrolls within simple line borders and four cloud medallions, the underside with a simple green lappet band, 34 cm diameter, 15th century, the dish would originally also have had iron red decoration. 200-400 525 526 526 A Chinese Ding-type celadon-glazed bowl of shallow rounded form with delicately potted sides and low foot, the rim unglazed, the interior incised with a design of foliate sprays, Song Dynasty, 19cm diameter, tiny chips to rim. 300-400 527 A Chinese famille rose teapot and cover of large size, painted with bunches of fruits, gourds, finger citron and peonies, Qianlong, 16cm high, haircrack to handle, flake to knop. Provenance Paper label for the TPM Collection. 100-200 528 A Chinese Batavianware teapot and cover decorated in famille rose enamels with sprays of flowers by an ornamental fence reserved on a cafe-au-lait ground, Qianlong, 12cm high, restoration to spout and cover. 80-120 529 A Chinese teapot and cover of cylindrical form with entwined branch handle, painted in rose/verte enamels with scrollwork cartouches of figures in garden and landscape settings on an iron red diaper ground, late Qianlong/Jiaqing, 13cm high, faint firing crack to handle. 100-200 530 A Chinese teapot and cover painted in puce monochrome with sprays of European flowers and foliage, Qianlong, 13cm high. 80-120 531 A Chinese Imari teapot and cover of small size with moulded globular body and cover, decorated in underglaze blue and iron red with cockerels amongst flowering shrubs below a lappet border, Kangxi/ early Qianlong, 11cm high, glaze loss to handle. 80-120 532 Two Chinese teapots and covers the first decorated in famille verte enamels and iron red with small fan and circular shaped panels reserved on gnarled prunus branches, early 18th century, 12.5cm high [cover damaged and repaired]; the second painted in underglaze blue with buildings in extensive lake landscapes, 18th century, 12cm high, some damage 2. 80 120 533-4 No Lots. 141

535 535 A pair of Chinese small saucer dishes painted in famille rose enamels with three goats in a landscape, a gnarled tree and rockwork in the background, the underside with five flying bats in iron-red, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark, 16cm diameter. 300-500 536 536 A Chinese vase of globular form with short footrim, decorated with a mottled ironred glaze probably in imitation of aventurine, underglaze blue six-character Daoguang mark, 8.5cm high. 150-250 537 A Chinese blue and white baluster vase painted with a continuous extensive mountainous river landscape with figures, bridges, pagodas and other buildings, late 19th century, 39cm high, minor frits and chips to rim. 300-500 142 537

538 539 542 541 538 A pair of Chinese celadon vases of hexagonal baluster form, relief moulded with dragons, classical scrolls and pendant stiff leaves, 30cm high. 150-250 539 A Chinese famille rose vase of flattened angular form, relief moulded with swimming fish, fruit, flowers and rockwork, late 19th century, 23cm high, flat chip to rim. 200-300 540 A Chinese shaving dish and an enamelled bowl the dish of shaped circular form with a pale celadon glaze, impressed mark, 21cm wide; the bowl decorated in Kakiemon style with fruiting branches, rosettes and scrolls, 17cm wide [2]. 100-200 541 A Chinese saucer dish painted in iron red and underglaze blue with six bats amongst cloud scrolls, iron red sixcharacter Daoguang mark and of the period, 14cm diameter, faint hair crack to rim. 100-200 542 A Japanese sake bottle of globular form with short slender neck, enamelled in green, yellow, aubergine and iron-red with phoenix, flowers and foliage within scrolling cartouches,18cm high. 100-200 543 A Chinese famille rose bowl with moulded and everted rim, painted with peony, chrysanthemum and other flowers, the rim with an elaborate floral diaper border, apocryphal four-character Kangxi mark, 20cm diameter, minor rim chips. 100-150 143

544 545 544 A pair of large Chinese blue-ground rouleau vases each cylindrical body with flared foot and straight neck, decorated in enamels with continuous panels of dragons amongst waves, peacocks, butterflies, mountainous lake landscapes, shrubs and flowers, 19th century, 62cm, high both badly damaged. 100-200 545 A pair of large Chinese ovoid jars and covers painted with gnarled prunus branches reserved in white against a deep blue foliate ground, apocryphal four-character Kangxi marks, 19th century, 33cm high, faint hairline to rim of one cover. 600-800 546 A Chinese porcelain vase of globular form with raised flaring neck and a pair of grotesque mask handles under lavender tinted aubergine glazes, 24.5 cm high, late 19th century. 150-250 545 mark 547 Three Chinese pottery figures comprising a standing male attendant wearing a tunic with one arm raised, a robed kneeling female attendant, both with painted polychrome decoration and a grey earthenware figure of a seated hound, 23, 17 and 9 cm high, early Qing Dynasty 100-120 548 A Chinese porcelain punch bowl and saucer dish from the Tek Sing Cargo the exterior decorated in blue with two bands of alternating Shou medallions, the interior with single character mark, the latter painted in blue with rocks and grass flanked by bamboo and peony, 36 and 15 cm diameter, circa 1822. 80-120 546 549 A collection of Oriental porcelain bowls and dishes variously painted in blue with dragons, phoenix, lotus, calligraphy and landscapes, largest dish 17 cm diameter, 18th century and later. 200-300 550 A small Chinese porcelain jar and a small jade carving the former of hexagonal profile with flat cover painted in blue with a continuous scene of figures in a pavilion, the base marked with a Shou medallion, 4.5 cm high the pale celadon jade carved and pierced with a pair of cranes amongst lotus, 3cm wide. (2) 120-180 144

551 A Chinese porcelain vase of oviform decorated with two figures amongst swirling clouds and swallows, one an elegant lady holding an armful of scrolls and a fly whisk gesturing to an attendant and buffalo and verso a poetic text, beneath multiple black borders, 24.5 cm high, four character Qianlong mark, but Republican Period. 100-200 552 A pair of Chinese fluted bowls the exteriors painted with a millefleurs design, the interiors with a single pink peony spray on a lime green ground, iron-red seal marks, early 20th century, 19.5cm diameter. 100-150 553 A matched pair of Chinese Zodiac saucer dishes each painted in famille verte colours with the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac comprising a rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and a pig, all on a green ground, apocryphal iron-red Jiaqing seal marks, 23 and 23.5cm diameter, one with small rim chip. 400-600 554 Two Chinese blue and white dishes one painted with a large phoenix, rockwork and peonies, late 19th century, 30cm diameter; the other with two magpies perched on a rock, flowering peony branches to either side, 30.5cm diameter, frits to rim (2). 100-200 551 552 553 145

556 555 557 555 A large Chinese famille verte bottle vase moulded and reticulated with Immortals and deities amongst cloud scrolls, an iron-red dragon climbing around the neck, impressed apocryphal Kangxi seal mark, 19th century, 39cm high. 600-800 146 556 A Chinese biscuit glazed group of Hehe and Erxian mounted as a table lamp, in the form of the two Immortals, one seated and holding open a pod container to show a lotuscoin, the other standing with, a lotus spray over his shoulder, early 20th century, 25cm high on later Japanese wood base. 150-200 557 A pair of Chinese yellowground pierced cylindrical vases painted in famille rose enamels with shou characters, bats and scrolling lotus designs between ruyi-head and lappet borders, apocryphal iron red Daoguang seal marks, 29cm high. 100-200

558 558 A Chinese famille rose vase of two-handled baluster form, painted with a continuous lake scene with swallows amongst flowering peonies, other plants and rockwork, divided by foliate ruyi-head and keypattern panels, the neck with bats and scrolling lotus on a lime green ground, apocryphal iron red Daoguang seal mark, 30cm high. 400-600 559 A Chinese blue and white stem-cup with flared rim and splayed foot, painted with symbols surrounded by flowering and scrolling lotus, horizontal six-character Qianlong mark and of the period, 10cm high, crack and tiny chips to rim, chip to footrim, some discolouration. 50-100 560 A Chinese porcelain wrist rest in the form of a scroll, painted in famille verte enamels with a lake scene with a pavilion in the foreground, twin mountain peaks beyond, 10cm wide, tiny chip to one foot. 50-70 559,560 147

148 561 A Chinese celadon-glazed vase, Cong the square section body moulded on each side with the Eight Trigrams, with short waisted neck and spreading foot, covered overall with a pale blue tinted celadon glaze, underglaze blue six-character Guangxu mark and of the period, 27.5cm high; with hardwood stand and cover. 2000-4000 * Provenance With Jenny Diver, Sidmouth, sold 8th October 1955 for eight guineas.

562 A Chinese celadon-glazed vase of flattened baluster form with elephant s head handles, each side decorated in relief with bats and a leaf-shaped panel containing chilong amongst lotus scrolls, the neck with indistinct six-character Guangxu mark, 29.5cm high, slight damage to inside of footrim; with hardwood stand. 500-700 563 A Chinese teapot and cover of globular form with scroll handle and spout, painted in enamels on one side with figures before a seated dignitary, the other with figures collecting foliage and fruit from a plum tree, bears four-character Daoguang seal mark, 14.5cm high, minor restoration to cover and spout. 100-150 564 A group of five Canton rose/verte teapots and covers including a miniature example,all painted in traditional style with panels of figures, buildings and terraces on grounds of brightly coloured butterflies, birds, peonies and foliage, late 19th century, 8-12cm high, minor repairs (5). 100-200 565 Two Chinese Yixing teapots and covers the first of compressed globular form, moulded with prunus branches and blossom, the spout, handle and knop in the form of branches, impressed seal mark to underside of cover, 19th century, 11cm high [two minor chips to cover interior]; and a similar modern teapot and cover, the blossom applied in paler coloured clay, 9.5cm high, (2). 100-200 562 A collection of Yixing teapots lots 565-568, 572, 573 565 149

569 566 Three Chinese Yixing teapots and covers moulded and enamelled with a Buddhist lion, a gourd, fruiting branches, squirrels and a moth, two with impressed seal marks, 9-11cm high, minor chips, one with damage to underside of cover, (3). 200-300 567 Two Chinese Yixing teapots and covers of rustic form, one moulded with prunus, the blossom picked out in paler coloured clay, the other with vines and a squirrel, both with impressed seal marks, 8.5-11cm high, minor damage (2). 100-200 566 570 568 Two Chinese Yixing teapots and covers the first with imitation bamboo spout, handle and cover, decorated and incised with calligraphy and foliage, impressed seal mark, 11cm high; the second of flattened geometric form, one side decorated with relief characters, impressed seal mark to underside of cover, 9.5cm high, (2). 250-350 569 A Japanese Satsuma vase of ovoid form, painted and gilded with a long bridge, a fisherman and lakeside buildings within a continuous extensive lake and mountainous landscape, the neck moulded in relief to imitate tasselled brocade cloth, gilt four-character mark, Meiji, 25cm high, the neck with lamp fitting. 300-400 570 A Japanese Arita vase of oviform with waisted neck, painted with an eagle and finches around a pine tree, flowering shrubs and rockwork on iron-red and black grounds, Meiji, 62cm high, minor firing cracks to rim. 200-300 571 A pair of Japanese Imari vases and covers decorated in underglaze blue, iron-red and gilt with panels of jardinieres, flowers and shrubs, iron-red koro marks, late 19th century, 26cm high, chip to inner rim of one cover. 100-150 572 Three Chinese Yixing teapots and covers the first of melon form, the sides applied with branches of foliage, 9.5cm high; the second of darker clay and of globular form with faux bamboo overhead handle, the body incised with bamboo and calligraphy, impressed seal marks to base and cover, 13cm high; the third of plain cylindrical shape, the cover with lug handle and separate ring ornaments, impressed square seal marks to cover and base, 11cm high (3). 200-400 150

573 Five Chinese Yixing teapots of small size, three of plain globular form, another moulded with concentric rings; the last in paler coloured clay and of rustic form with overhead entwined branch handle, applied with peaches and foliage; all with impressed seal marks, 6-11cm high (5). 100-200 574 A late 17th century delft plate possibly English, painted in blue with a Merryman style cartouche with a crown, winged griffons and a cherub, inscribed I M /S 1695, 22cm diameter, cracked, rim chips. 80-120 575 A Ukrainian (Kosiv) pottery stove tile of rectangular form incised with a soldier mounted on horse back brandishing a sword and blowing a horn, with a hound at foot, within a simple border, under green and yellow glazes on a cream ground, 23 x 19.5 cm, stamped N. Lippoczy, Tarnow, 143, late 18th or early 19th century, some glaze flakes. 200-300 576 A brown-glazed stoneware jug, probably English of baluster form, the flattened loop handle with two circular impressions to the lower section, 18th century, 23cm high, firing fault, chip to rim. 50-70 577 A Bideford (East-the-Water) pottery jug of oviform with raised neck and applied strap handle sgraffito decorated with a songbird in flight flanked by simple blooms beneath a wavy and lappet band, 15 cm high, late 19th/early 20th century. 180-220 575 576 577 151

578 A pair of Stephen Green salt glazed stoneware spirit flasks in the form of the young Queen Victoria and Albert the Prince Consort, both modelled standing, she wearing a crown, an off the shoulder dress and long gloves, holding a fan, he in uniform with his hand resting on a crown, on oval bases with raised captions, 29 cm high, circa 1837, professional restoration to her neck. 200-250 579 A North Country pottery figure of a reclining stag with black and purple markings on the buff coloured ground, probably Yorkshire, circa 1820, 16cm high, hair crack to antlers. 250-350 152

580 A rare Staffordshire pearlware group of The Death of Munrow in the manner of Obadiah Sherrat, modelled as a large tiger attacking the stricken Lieutenant Munrow, on rectangular base with bracket feet, the title inscribed to two oval plaques, 33cm wide, 24cm high, tail lacking, some repair. 3000-5000 *Notes This group is based on the gory fate of Lieutenant Hector Monroe in India on the 2nd December 1792 who, while attending a picnic, retired to the undergrowth for a necessary moment and was attacked by a tiger while his attention was diverted. 153

581 583 581 An Elton Ware (Sunflower Pottery) vase of oviform with flaring rim under crackled gold lustre glaze, 21 cm high, painted Elton to underside, circa 1905-10. 200-300 582 A Royal Doulton Art Deco figure The Mask HN.733, modelled after the original by Leslie Harradine in white and black. 500-800 583 A Gouda (PZH) pottery jar and domed cover of vertically ribbed form painted in the Floralia pattern with a broad band of flowers and foliage on a cream ground, 50 cm high, model no. 1644, painted Floralia, Gouda s Plateel, hand painted and Made in Holland with datecode for 1918 and decorator s monogram. 100-150 582 154

584 589 586 584 A Gouda (PZH) pottery shallow dish of mildly lobed form painted in the Gerdy pattern with abstract tear motifs around a tear drop panel of flowers and foliage on a black ground, 31 cm diameter, model no. 1844, painted gate mark, Gerdy and Gouda Holland with date code for 1923 and decorator s monogram. 60-90 585 A Gouda (PZH) pottery shallow bowl of mildly lobed form painted in the Carya pattern with stylised foliage and fretted triangular panels around a central flowerhead reserved on a pale green ground, 31 cm diameter, model number 1868 with painted gate mark, Carya and Gouda Made in Holland with date code for 1925 and decorator s monogram. 60-90 586 A Gouda (PZH) pottery vase of stepped form painted in the Limpo pattern with three large foliate designs on a brown ground, 18.5 cm high, model no. 102 and painted gate mark, Limpo and Plazuid Gouda Holland with date code for 1929 and decorator s mark for monogram. 60-90 587 A Gouda (PZH) pottery bottle and stopper of globular dimpled form with applied bosses painted in the Anger pattern with stylised floral and foliate designs on a dark brown ground, 25 cm high, model no. 920, painted gate mark, Anger, Gouda, Made in Holland with date code for 1926 and decorators monogram. 50-80 588 Four Gouda (PZH) vases of various forms each decorated in the Rhodian pattern, with stylised foliage and floral motifs, 12-14 cm high, model nos. 557, 558, 2850 and 3045, each with painted gate and other marks and with date codes 1923-26 and decorators monograms. (4) 80-100 589 Charlotte Rhead for Wood & Sons a pair of jars and covers each of oviform with domed covers tubelined in the Persian pattern with a cream band of green, blue, turquoise, yellow and red spiky leaves and buds above a blue ground, 26 cm high, printed mark and painted X.775, circa 1915, covers restored. 300-350 155

590 590 A Royal Doulton figure Tony Weller HN 684 [1924-1938] designed by Charles Noke, wearing light brown coat and green cloak, 26cm. 600-800 591 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Isis jug painted in the Newlyn or Forest Glen pattern on a Delicia ground, 29 cm high, black Bizarre backstamp, circa 1935-37. 300-500 591 592 592 A Clarice Cliff Fantasque plate in the Red Tulip (Tulip & Leaves) pattern painted with a single large bloom and two smaller blue flowers amongst large green and smaller black leaves within an orange border, 25.5 cm diameter, some over painting, marked Wilkinson, England and Honeyglaze with Fantasque and Bizarre backstamps, circa 1930-31. 150-200 156

593 594 595 597 593 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre teapot and cover in the Japan pattern of Stamford shape decorated in pencil outline with an oriental gazebo amongst trees picked out in yellow, orange, green, blue and purple, Bizarre backstamp, circa 1933-34, good professional restoration to tip of spout. 250-300 594 A Moorcroft Florian Ware bowl in the Poppy pattern of circular form with notched rim, tubelined with poppies, other blooms and scrolling foliage in yellow, green and blue reserved on a blue and green ground, 27 cm diameter, painted Moorcroft Des. with indistinct impressed marks, 1900-1905. 500-600 595 John Maltby (b.1936) a salt glazed stoneware trophy modelled as a figure seated on a small boat, mounted on a hardwood stand, bearing the caption S.Y.C. Crash Boat Trophy 1991. 250-300 596 A Bow porcelain New Dancer modelled as a lad in turquoise hat, pink floral jacket and striped breeches, on a rounded flower embellished base, 13 cm high, circa 1770, some repair to leaves. 150-200 597 A Lowestoft blue and white basket of oval two-handled form applied with rosettes, transfer printed with the Pine Cone pattern in imitation of the Worcester original, circa 1775-85, 18.5cm wide, one handle broken and re-stuck, chips to applied flowers. 150-250 598 A Chelsea oval dish with moulded brown and green foliate rim, painted with fruit and butterflies, brown anchor mark, circa 1760-65, 24cm wide, some rubbing. 200-300 157

599 603 600 599 A pair of late 19th century English porcelain plaques in the Berlin manner one painted with the head and shoulders portrait of a bearded gentleman smoking a pipe, the reverse inscribed Smoker, the other depicting a maid wearing a mop cap and apron and holding a brass chamber candlestick, her smiling face illuminated by the lighted candle, 48 x 31.5 cm in later gilt frames. 200-400 600 A Chamberlains Worcester hard and soft paste porcelain part dessert service painted and transfer printed in the famille rose palette with a chinoiserie lake scene of two figures in a pavilion with cranes, flowering plants and rockwork, red printed mark Chamberlains Regent China Worcester & 155 New Bond Street London, circa 1820-30, 21 pieces, the majority French hard paste, minor damage, some rubbing. 200-300 158 602 601 A Derby Aesthetic Period plate painted by T.A. Gadsby of circular form with the centre decorated cherries, grapes, an apple, pear and strawberry before an urn of pink roses within a florally panelled border with gilt and bronzed prunus reserved on a turquoise ground, 24.5 cm diameter, marked T.A. Gadsby, Derby, circa 1880. 100-150 602 A Minton porcelain part dessert service each piece finely painted in the centre with individual marine or landscape views, the rims with green and acid gilt scrolling bands, pattern G461, impressed marks and date code to one for 1870, comprising a pedestal dish, two comports and five plates (8). 200-400 603 A pair of Royal Worcester Eastern Water Carriers each modelled standing before a pillar he pouring water from a skin into a bowl at his foot and she pouring from a vase, on circular rustic bases under shot enamel colours, 32 and 28 cm high, puce marks, datecode for 1918 with model no. 594, small flake chip to vase. 300-400

604 A Royal Worcester porcelain two handled vase and cover decorated by Charles Baldwyn of slender oviform, the handles with grotesque masks, enamelled with five swans in flight and verso with a swallow reserved on a powder blue ground flanked by raised scale work, 36 cm high, signed lower left,the base with model no. 2330, puce marks and datecode for 1905. 3000-5000 159

605 607 606 605 A Royal Worcester porcelain equestrian group of H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh modelled after the original by Doris Lindner the Duke seated on his polo pony, on oval base inset into a hardwood stand, 40 cm high overall, black backstamp and dated 1968 with leather framed certificate, numbered 182/750. 500-600 606 An English porcelain Limoges enamel ewer in the manner of Thomas Bott of footed oviform with ribbed strap handle terminating in a female mask, decorated with a naked putto holding aloft scrolling foliage, fruit and blooms and flanked by gryphons, the neck with a band of winged and other masks, with gilt embellishment on a deep blue ground, 22 cm high, circa 1865-70. 300-400 607 A Royal Worcester vase by James Stinton of ovoid form with short everted rim, painted with a scene of two Highland cattle in a landscape with a thatched cottage in the background, signed, green printed mark and date code for 1926, shape number G461, 10.5cm high. 300-500 160

610 608 A Royal Worcester bowl by William Ricketts the interior painted with a group of pears, grapes and flowers against a woodland bank, signed, pink printed mark, date code for 1926, 20cm diameter, firing and related damage to the join of the footrim. 100-150 609 A Royal Worcester small dish by James Stinton painted with cock and hen pheasants in a landscape, signed, black printed mark, 9cm diameter, minor scratches. 80-120 610 A set of eight Wedgwood porcelain plates decorated with hounds, deer, donkeys, calves, ponies and sheep on a gilded powder blue ground, brown Portland vase mark, early 20th century, 23.5cm diameter (8). 200-300 611 A large French porcelain bowl of fluted form, painted with baskets of flowers within gilt scrollwork panels on a burgundy ground embellished with gilt foliage, the interior painted with bouquets of pink roses and other blooms, late 19th century, 34cm diameter. 100-200 611A An Continental bisque porcelain two handled dish of boat shaped form with shaped rim and griffin handles decorated with a panel containing a classical mask flanked by stylised scrolls on a faux malachite stem and platform base, 26 cm long, impressed marks, 19th century losses to handles. 180-220 611 612 612 A Berlin oval portrait plaque of the Vestal Virgin after Angelica Kauffman, the seated veiled woman holding an oil lamp, impressed sceptre and KPM mark and letter F, late 19th century, 27x22cm in stained wood frame. 400-600 613 A German porcelain snuff box in the Meissen manner, of oval bombe form with gilt-metal mounts, the exterior painted in green with vignettes of courting couples in garden landscapes, their faces in flesh tones, underside of the cover in polychrome with two classical female figures and two children, 9cm wide. 200-300 161

615 614 614 A Meissen teapot and cover and matching dish the bullet-shaped teapot with wishbone handle and basketwork border, painted in blue monochrome with floral sprigs and bouquets, crossed swords marks and impressed numerals, circa 1760, teapot and dish 18cm wide, minor damage to knop (2). 350-450 615 A Meissen part dinner service decorated with the Full Green Wreath of Vine Leaves pattern, early 20th century, 37 pieces, some chips. 150-200 616 A pair of Royal Dux Bohemia porcelain figures of a goat herder and shepherdess both in standing posture, he dressed in an animal skin and holding a staff with a goat at foot, she feeding forage from her apron to a ewe at foot, both on canted square bases, under shot enamel colours, 63 and 62 cm high, raised pink triangle and impressed 1101 and 1102, glue repair to goat s horn and some minor loss staff. 400-500 616 162

617 A Meissen porcelain figural mantel clock of neo rococo cartouche outline applied with flowers, the scroll base with a standing male musician and two seated female figures, one with a garland the other with a basket of fruit, the whole surmounted by a seated barefoot lad with a bunch of grapes, the white painted metal dial with Roman numerals, 38 cm high, cancelled blue crossed swords with pommels, incised 572 with press numbers 51 and 88, 19th century, minor losses to petals. 400-600 163

164 618 A pair of Meissen figures of Hoopoes and a similar figure of a woodpecker the Hoopoes [Whoops] after the originals by J.G. Ehder, all on gnarled treestump supports decorated with foliate sprays, two applied with stag beatles, crossed swords marks, impressed numerals, 20th century, 32 and 28cm high, one leaf chipped (3). 700 1000 619-620. No Lots.