A Chinese porcelain charger decorated with a central design of auspicious symbols in underglaze blue enclirced wby a double blue line, the rim decorated in famille verte enamels with four cartouches enclosing flowering trees and branches, China, first half 18th century -D. 35,5 cm-

A Chinese famille rose moulded bowl and cover set on an open ring stand, the bowl and cover decorated with a scene of figures outside, the ring stand depicting a river schene with mountains, Tongzhi seal mark to the cover, China, Tongzhi mark and probably of the period (1862-1874) -H. 9,5 cm, good condition-

A large famille rose punch bowl decorated with garden scenes in cartouches and floral sprays, Qianlong period - H. 14, Diam. 32 cm -

A famille rose conical coffee pot and cover decorated with floral sprays, Qianlong period, mid 18th century - H. 26 cm -

A kraak porcelain dish decorated with precious object, Wanli - small rim frittings Diam. 20 cm -

A canton porcelain oval dish beautifully decorated with insects and flowers and figure scenes, with ormulu mountings and resting on elephant shaped feet, 19th century - H. 15, W. 45, D. 38 cm -

A mandarin porcelain Rockefeller pattern plate, China, Jiaqing periode (1796-1820) - Diam. 23 cm -

A large Canton porcelain bowl decorated with famille rose enamels and panels enclosing court scenes alternated by panels with birds and flowers, elaborate bronze mounts with chilong handles and four mythical beast head feet, China, 19th century -H. 36 cm, D. 52,5 cm, restored-

A Chinese porcelain charger decorated with bianco sopra bianco technique, a central scene of flowers in vases, lingzhi and rockwork, the flat everted rim with floral cartouches against a light blue ground with scrolling decoration in relief, China, 18th century -D. 38 and 23 cm, the charger restored, fritting to the plate-

A Chinese 'blanc de Chine' water buffalo with a boy playing a flute on his back, China, 19th century -H. 18 cm, L. 20 cm, hands and lower section of the flute restored-

A large Chinese Hu shaped porcelain vase decorated in red with dragons amidst swirling foliage above waves and handles to the shoulders, the underside with a Qianlong character mark, China, 20th century -H. 47 cm-

Blanc de Chine figures of Guanyin and of a scholar, each seated holding a ruyi scepter, impressed seal mark of Ch'ao-tsung (1665-1695), China, late 19th/ early 20th century -H. 47 and 48 cm, crack the the back of the scholar's chair-

A small Chinese gilt painted wooden cabinet, the doors with open worked panels, the interior a black and gold back panel depicting figures in a river landscape, China, late 19th/early 20th century -43 x 36 x16,5 cm-

A Tang-style reclining terracotta Bactrian camel with detachable saddle parts under a persplex dome, China, 20th century -44 x 56 cm-

A thickly potted Blanc de Chine figure of guanyin seated on a rockwork and holding a scroll in her left hand, Hsuan-te seal mark to the back, China, 18th/19th century -H. 29 cm, perfect condition-

A Blanc de Chine figure of Guanyin seated on an elephant and holding a ruyi scepter in her right hand, 'Pu yi yu ren' mark to the back, China, 19th century -H. 28 cm, small chip to one toe of the elephant, small piece of the head dress missing-

A Blanc de Chine figure of Guandi on Red Rabbit horse, China, late 19th/early 20th century -H. 31 cm-

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with figures playing 'go' in a landscape scene, to the interior a man standing before a brindge in a river landscape, Chenghua six character mark to the underside, China, 17th century; added two blue and white dishes and a blue and white dish with overglaze enamels in green, red and yellow, China, 19th century -Bowl: H. 10 cm, D. 22.2 cm, faint hairline crack-

A Chinese gilt lacquer wood carving of a male figure, possibly Caishen (the God of Wealth), holding a ruyi scepter and bowls and seated on a dragon throne, his robe painted with black and gold floral design against a red ground, China, 19th century or earlier -H. 40 cm, signs f wear-

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An oval red yixing teapot with a moulded decoration depicting young boys amidst peonies. The curved spout and handle are also decorated with stylised branches, thos of the handle emerging from a dragon's mouth The lid's knob is moulded in high relief with a Buddhist dragon, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722), ca. 1700. A near identicle example is illustrated in : Patrice Valfré, Yixing Teapots for Europe, page 218, #208, Exotic Line, Poligny, 2000 -H. 11 cm, a few small chips to the rim of the teapot and rim of the cover-

A porcelain figure of a laughing Buddha decorated with red , blue, green and purple enamels, impressed oval seal mark to the base, China, late 19th/early 20th century -H. 20 cm-

A large Blanc de Chine model of Guanyin holding a ruyi scepter and elegantly dressed in a long robe, standing on waves, double gourd seal mark above a square seal mark to the reverse, China, 19th/20th century -H. 61,5 cm, very small chip to the robe-

A Blanc de Chine figure of an elderly man holding a scroll, possibly Zhuyi, the distributor of examination results and an attendant of Wenchang, impressed seal mark to the reverse, China, 19th century or earlier -H. 12,5 cm, perfect condition-

A Chinese cloisonné vase mounted as a lamp, purchased in Singapore in 1962, China, first half 20th century -H. 66 cm-

A Chinese square shaped bronze vase and cover, the body of the vase decorated with boys in relief playing musical instruments, mythical lion masks to the either side. The vase is carried by kneeling boys on each corner and set on a square base, the cover is surmounted by a boy presenting a scroll on a leaf shaped tray or fan, China, late 19th century -H. 41,5 cm, a few fingers from two boys missing, end of fan broken off and thumb of the boy on the cover loose-

A large Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in the typical Transitional style, the interior with with a central scene depicting the spinner motif, the exterior with large panels, bordered by bands of scroll-work and decorated within alternately with scenes of either figures in conversation or walking by a river with European houses in the background and foreground and ducks on the water or with scenes of a boy making an offering to a robed gentleman, the offering different in each version of the scene, the large panels divided by narrow panels decorated with single Dutch flowers, tulips or Iznik style flowers, the scenes repeated on the interior of the bowl. An identical bowl is in the Arnhem Museum, no. GM 05454 and in the Troesch collection, Switzerland. Lit. Maura Rinaldi, Kraak Porcelain - A moment in the history of trade, Bamboo Publishing, London, 1989, Page 163, Plate 202. China, Chongzheng period (1635-1650) -H. 16,5 cm, D. 37,55 cm, graze frits to the rim, hairline crack-

An extremely large Chinese blue and white charger decorated with a large pagoda and figures, painted in underglaze blue and decorated with a pavilion flanked by a bird perched on a tall column, a similar bird on stylised triangular rockwork, a figure who looks European and two worshipers, within tall asters and a matching border at the rim, and beneath a similar spray of asters. A cup and saucer depicting a similar design is discussed and illustrated in D. F. Lunsingh Scheurleer in Chinese Export Porcelain: Chine de Commande (fig. 141). A plate with this decoration is illustrated by David S. Howard in The Choice of the Private Trader (p. 44, n. 10). China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 46,5 cm, rim chip and short related hairline, small piece restuck-

A Chinese porcelain bowl with everted rim decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior with four scenes of figures, the interior with a central decoration of boys playing outside, the everted rim with trellis work decoration, six character Kangxi mark to the base, China, Kangxi mark and of the period (1662-1722) -H. 10 cm, D. 20 cm, two hairline cracks-

An exceptionally large famille rose Canton porcelain plate, with a central decoration of figures standing around a dignitary seated at a table, encircled by a floral decoration with cartouches of various shapes including finger citrus, the flat everted rim richly decorated with auspicious symbols. The plate fit in a carved wooden table and topped by glass, China, late 19th century -D. 62 cm -

A Chinese blue and white porcelain double gourd vase, the body decorated with five clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl, a band of ruyi scepter heads around the neck and Chinese characters to the upper section, China, possibly Ming -H. 23,5 cm, top section cut down-

A small Chinese porcelain vase decorated in underglaze blue, the main body with moulded panels of female figures, floral decoration and a brid cage, flowers and small insects to the neck, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722), together with a Chinese soft paste jar and cover depicting men on horse back riding towards a pot with spears, China, 18th century -H. 15 and 6,5 cm, cover of soft paste jar broken-

A small Chinese porcelain ewer and cover, decorated in underglaze blue depicting a scene of figures amidst peony, 18crt gold mounts, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 11,2 cm, dating of gold mounts: 1814-1853, chain broken, but complete)

A small Chinese porcelain jar and cover of ovoid shape decorated in underglaze blue depicting a female and boy in a fenced rock garden, gold mounts, China Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 9,7 cm-

A small Chinese porcelain vase decorated in underglaze blue, the body with three panels of sylised branches with flowers, all set on a slender foot, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 13,2 cm, short hairline crack-

A Chinese terracotta horse on a rectangular plinth, China, possibly Tang dynasty (618-907), NOT tested -H. 28 cm, extensive damages-