A large Chinese porcelain dish decorated in underglaze blue, centrally depicting a scene of flowers issuing from open rock work, encircled by 18 cartouches with flowers, the moulded wall with a band of flowers beneath the rim, the exterior with identical band of flowers over floral filled cartouches, artemisia leaf within a double blue circle to the base, label No. 42 to the base, referring to the 1882 inventory of the collection, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 27 cm, hairline crack-

A moulded Chinese porcelain teapot decorated in underglaze blue, the body depicting a scene with the 'Horn of Plenty' filled with flowers, a band of ruyi heads below the rim, the cover with floral design, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 11,5 cm, small chip to the rim, minor glaze fritting to the rim, spout and cover-

A Chinese openworked stone carving of a crane amidst flowers standing on a dark coloured openworked stone base, China, late 19th/early 20th century -H. 19,5 cm-

A Chinese porcelain 'Monkey dish', decorated in underglaze blue, centered with a phoenix amongst flowering peony branches encircled within a swirled lobed rim with alternating panels of further peony branches and a tree with a small monkey sitting in its branches. The finely painted peony motifs continue on a reverse with a small lotus blossom centers the bottom, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722). Literature: Howard & Ayers, 'China for the West', Vol. I, London, 1978, pl. 18, p. 64. -D. 26,7 cm, piece restuck, small piece to the rim missing-

A Chinese porcelain dish decorated in underglaze blue, with a central design of a boy playing on a terrace with a vase of flowers in the background, all encircled by antiquities and floral circles, the reverse with floral sprays to the rim, an incense burner within a double circle to the base. Label No. 46 referring to the entry number in the 1882 inventory. Identical dishes are in the collection of Augustus the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, with inventory number N: 227~, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 22 cm, two hairlines and two small rim chips-

A moulded Chinese kraak ware bowl decorated in bright underglaze blue, the exterior with a band of flying horses below the rim and flower sprays and the walls, the interior with a central landscape decoration above which a flaming wheel motif, also known as cakra motif, finely separated by ten moulded panels, landscape scenes below the rim, square shou fu seal mark to the underside. No. 49 of the 1882 inventory, Page 1. Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 146, plate 168. China, Wanli period, ca. 1585-1600 -H. 10 cm, D. 21,5 cm, faint hairline crack-

An unusual Chinese porcelain bowl and cover decorated in underglaze blue, the interior with blossoming flowers issuing from open rockwork, the moulded walls with sprays of flowers, and a band of folliage to the short everted rim, the exterior with eight panels enclosing flowers issuing from open rockwork, the base and top of cover with apocryphal Chenghua mark within a double circle, label No. 39 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 16 cm, D. 21 cm, small chip to the rim of the bowl, small sections to the rim of the bowl unglazed-

A Chinese porcelain kendi decorated in underglaze blue, the body depicting a figure seated in a fenced garden, China, late Ming dynasty -H. 19 cm, broken and restuck-

A Chinese porcelain vase of bulbuous shape with long neck decorated in onder glaze blue, the body decorated with flowers, the shoulder with geometric patterns, scrolling folliage to the neck, Chinese characters for 'Da Ming' meaning Great Ming to the base, label No. 66 to the base referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Ming dynasty (1368-1644) -H. 19 cm, body crack, neck broken at shoulder and restuck, piece missing to spout-

A Chinese Imari porcelain dish centrally decorated with a vase and antiquities, encircled by antiquities below a geometric pattern band below the rim, China, 18th century -D. 22,3 cm, hairline crack-

A Chinese porcelain spittoon decorated in underglaze blue with flowers, the rim brown, China, 18th century -H. 9 cm, D. 13,6 cm, broken at the rim and restuck-

A Chinese kraak ware 'crow cup' decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior with panels of folliage and birds divided by bands of ribbons, the interior with a crow perched on a rock. Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A moment in the history of trade, London, Bamboo Publishing, 1989, Page 154 - 156, shape IV.I. China, Wanli period (1573--1619) -H. 9,5 cm, D. 17 cm, broken and restuck-

A moulded Chinese porcelain cup and eight saucers decorated with famille verte enamels and iron red, the interior of the cup and reverse of the saucers in underglaze blue, the cup with floral scenes, the saucers with a central image of a bird perched on open rockwork and flowers, encircled by flowers along the rim, the undersides marked with a conch shell within a double blue circle, all with label No. 10 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -Cup: 5 cm, D. 8 cm, glaze chip to the inside of the foot rim; Saucers: D. 13,5 cm, one with a glaze chip to the reverse of the rim, one with a glaze crack to the base-

A Chinese porcelain bowl woith moulded walls, decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior depicting a scene of nine musicians in a garden, the interior with two peaches within a double blue circle, below the rim of the interior a band of grape vines, apocryphal Chenghua mark within a double circle to the base, label No. 38 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, 18th century -7 cm, D. 12,5 cm, rim frittings-

A Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior depicting a scene of a female figure and a boy in a fenced garden to one side, a female figure seated against a rock formation to the other side, the scenes divided by banana trees, the interior with two boys playing with a ball, encircled by a double blue ring, the base with apocryphal Jiajing six character mark, label No. 40 for the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 6 cm, D. 11,5 cm, broken and glued-

A Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior with a scene of a young boy carrying a dish with fruit to a female figure in a fenced garden scene below willow trees and a mountainous river scene to the other side, the interior with floral sprays and a trellis pattern below the rim, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795) -H. 10 cm, D. 22 cm, small chip to the interior of the rim-

A Chinese porcelain vase with associated cover decorated in underglaze blue, the vase decorated with a scene of three 'long Eliza's' on a fenced terrace with banan trees, the cover with a boy, artemisia leaf to base and label No. 44 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 12 cm, chip top the rim of the vase, the cover with a pierced hole-

A Chinese kraak ware charger decorated in underglaze blue, centrally depicting birds on rockwork amidst flowers, the rimwith cartouches of sunflowers alternated by precious objects, all separated by ribbons, label No. 96a referring to the 1882 inventory. A similar example in Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A moment in the history of trade', London, Bamboo Publishing, 1989, Page 106. China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -D. 28,5 cm, usual rim fritting-

A pear-shaped Chinese Yixing 'water-Level' teapot with cover, the underside with two impressed marks suggesting that this teapot was made in the administrative region of Jingxi by Hui Yigong (1766-1831), 175 ml holding capacity. Possibly No. 61 of the 1882 inventory. China, 19th century -H. 7,5 cm, D. 12 cm, 3 minute chips to the rim of the cover, minute chip to the rim of the teapot and spout-

A Chinese porcelain Café au Lait sugar pot, decorated with leaf shaped cartouches in which flowers in famille rose enamels. No. 31 from the 1882 inventory, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795) -H. 7,5 cm, D. 7,5 cm, chips-

A Chinese porcelain dish decorated in underglaze blue, centrally depicting peony encircled by a double ring, the cavetto left undcorated leading to the flat everted rim with similar floral decoration, the rim glazed brown, China, 18th century -D. 27 cm, some rim frittings-

A Chinese porcelain charger decorated in underglaze blue. A central flower encircled by a double ring with four branches with blossoming flowers, the cavetto with a scrolling design of flowers and symbols below a geomertic band below the rim, the reverse with a lingzhi mark within a double blue ring, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 35 cm, broken and restuck, glaze fritting to the rim, firing flaws to the glaze-

A Chinese porcelain famille verte powder-blue ground plate, reserved with a square panel enclosing two figures in a landscape and insect cartouches at the border, the blue ground with faint traces of gilt decoration. Label No. 1 to the base referring to the 1882 inventory, China., Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 21,5 cm, hair line crack-

A Chinese kraak ware bowl, so-called 'klapmuts', decorated in underglaze blue depicting a bird perched on rockwork and surrounded by flowers. Illegible label to the base for the 1882 inventory. Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - a moment in the history of trade', London, Bamboo Publishing, 1989, Page 130. Group V. China, Wanli period, ca. 1610-1620 -H. 4,5 cm, D. 14,7 cm, piece missing from the rim and related hairline crack-

A Chinese porcelain plate decorated in underglaze blue depicting a fenced garden scene with bamboo, banana tree and open rockwork, floral sprays to the flat everted rim, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795), together with a Chinese porcelain bowl decorated with landscape scenes in underglaze blue, China, late 19th century -Plate: D. 23 cm, hairline crack and fritting; Bowl: H. 7,3 cm, D. 15,5 cm, hairline crack-

A moulded Chinese porcelain bowl with famille verte decoration, the exterior with four alternating panles enclosing scenes of birds and mythical beasts, label No. 3 referring to the 1882 inventory, added a famille verte cup and saucer, China, Kangxi period -Bowl: H. 6 cm, D. 12 cm, the cup and saucer damaged-

A Chinese porcelain cup and saucer together with a single similar saucer decorated with orange and gilt, inspired by Japanese Kakiemon porcelain, all with panels of flowers, labels No. 28 and 29 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -Cup: H. 7 cm, D. 7.5 cm; Saucers: D. 13,5 cm, the cup with two hairline cracks-

Two miniature Chinese porcelain vases decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling folliage to the body, probably No. 71 in the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 7 cm, one vase with minor chips to the foot rim-

Two Chinese blue and white deep plates decorated to the centre with a scene of a female figure with a fan in her hand presenting a flower to a seated female figure with a young boy, all within a fenced garden scene with peony issuing from open rockwork, the cavetto with a repeating swirling decoration, the rim with shaped pommegranates and ruyi heads separated by floral sprays, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795). -D. 24 cm, rim frits and some chips, one with repair to the rim, glaze scratches-

Two larger and one smaller octagonal shaped Chinese porcelain plates decorated in underglaze blue, centrally depicting a river landscape scene with figures, boats, pine tree and house, with mountains in the background, China, 18th century -D. 19,6 and 16,1 cm-

An unusual pair of Chinese 'Amsterdams Bont' miniature cups depicting two flower baskets and a landscape scene, China, 18th century -H. 3,2 cm, one with a faint hairline-

A mouled Chinese porcelain cup and two saucers, decorated with famille verte enamels depicting floral scenes, the exterior of the cup and reverse of the saucers set agains a Café au Lait ground, labels No. 9 referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -Cup: H. 5.5 cm, D. 8 cm; Saucers: D. 13 cm-

WITHDRAWN/VERVALLEN

Three pear shaped miniature Chinese porcelain vases decorated in underglaze blue with a band of ruyi heads to the upper part of the bodies over floral motifs, brown glazed rims, No. 60 a, b and c in the 1882 inventory, page 8 with drawing, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 7 cm, one vase with a small graze frit to the rim-

Three Chinese porcelain dishes with moulded cavetto and scalloped rims decorated in underglaze blue, centrally depicting a scene of ducks amidst branches of blossoming peony and insects in the air, encircled by twelve alternating cartouches with butterflies and floral scenes, the rims glazed in brown, one dish with an artemisia leaf within a double circle, the other two with 'Yu' mark, meaning jade, within a double circle, the first with label No. 43, the other two with label No. 58, referring to the 1882 inventory, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 16 cm, one with a piece restuck-

Three Chinese porcelain Café au Lait saucers, decorated with leaf shaped cartouches in which flowers in famille rose enamels. Labeled No. 35a, b and c from the 1882 inventory, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795) -Saucers: D. 15 cm, one cup broken and glued-