A very large Chinese turquoise double gourd vase. Kangxi period
Of double gourd form with turquoise glaze.
A Chinese famille verte brushwasher modelled as a mountain. Kangxi period
Modelled as two pagoda’s situated against a rocky backdrop, in the foreground, a pond, which has the shape of an artemisia leaf, with fish and crabs, the sides issuing lotus stems.
A very rare, very fine and unusual Chinese blue and white dish decorated with a figure of a court lady. Kangxi period
Decorated with a woman very elegantly dressed and holding a boy on her back.
A Chinese café-au-lait ground famille verte dish. Kangxi period
Well painted to the center, with flowers emerging from rockwork, the rim with four delicate floral sprays alternating, all against a light brown ground, the underside with three leafy bamboo stalks, the base painted in underglaze blue with two concentric rings.
A massive Chinese Imari ovoid jar and cover decorated with pheasants. Early 18th century
Of baluster form, enameled in the imari palette and gilt around the exterior with a continuous scene of a pair of pheasants perched on elaborate pierced rock work issuing branches heavy with flowering peony, pomegranate blossom, chrysanthemum, and peach blossoms between a lappet border around the base and the shoulder with a deep band of pattern-filled, […]
An early & large Chinese armorial dish for the European market (Corbeau). Kangxi period (ca. 1710)
The octagonal dish decorated with a central roundel depicting a coat-of-arms below a scroll inscribed CORBEAU, surrounded by shaped panels enclosing plants, a Buddhistic lion and a group of cranes, reserved on a washed-blue ground with meandering camellia.
A Chinese turquoise-glazed mountain-form brush rest. Kangxi Period
A turquoise-glazed brush rest in the shape of the sacred five-peaked mountain.
A Pair Of Large Chinese Dehua Blanc-de-chine Buddhist Lions joss-stick holders. Kangxi Period.
Each lion seated on a tall rectangular plinth.
A Chinese Dehua Blanc-de-Chine model of a cockerel. Kangxi period
The bird crowing with wings folded, his tongues visible inside his open beak, his plumage picked out in incised detail, supported on triangular rockwork base.
A Chinese figure of Guanyin decorated with famille verte enamels on the biscuit. Kangxi period
Guanyin, made from molded biscuit porcelain with applique details, enameled in the famille verte palette. The figure of guanyin is rendered in a seated position, with her eyes meditative and downcast, a ruyi scepter in her hand, and clothed in gorgeous draping robes decorated with buddhist attributs.