A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish decorated with a central medallion of a bird perched on a rock amidst flowers and rock work, the medallion surrounded by an elaborate bracketed border above which symbols and sunflowers in panels, China, ca. 1595-1610 -D. 20,5 cm, fritting along the rim-

A Chinese pewter teapot with bamboo handle, China, late 19th/early 20th century -H. 10 cm-

A Chinese pale open worked jade pendant on a cord of a duck and lotus, together with, China, 19th century -7,5 x 4,5 cm, minute chips to extremities-, together with a small Chinese stone with two holes below which an archaic geometric band engraved in the stone -6 x 4 cm-

A Chinese export coffee pot decorated in underglaze blue, of conical shape with ear-shaped handle, the spout molded as a birds head, overall decorated with flowering peony, 19th century Dutch silver mounts, China, Qianlong period (1736-1795), ca. 1750 -H. 30,5 cm-_x000D_ Literature: S. Mueller, Inside the Head of a Collector: Neuropsychological Forces at Play, Seattle, 2019, p. 170.

A ribbed Chinese blue and white porcelain tea top and cover, the body with alternating panels enclosing landscape scenes, precious objects and flowers, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 18.5 cm, minute glaze fritting to the rim of the cover, small glaze frit to the spout and restaurations to cover-

A Chinese blue and white porcelain teapot and cover with moulded swirling panels of blossoming flowers issuing from rock work, the base shaped with lotus petals, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 12 cm, chip to the rim of the cover and restaurations to cover-

A Chinese Kraak porcelain crowcup, the interior decorated with a crow perched on a rock within a circle, the walls with panels of flowers divided by bows with ribbons, the exterior with alternating panels of symbols and flowers divided by bows and ribbons, China, Wanli period, ca. 1600-1615 --H. 7,5 cm, D. 14 cm-_x000D_ Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 155, plate 185

A small Chinese porcelain teapot and cover with high handle decorated in underglaze blue, the body with six panels enclosing blossoming branches, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 10 cm- cover restored-

A Chinese porcelain square bowl decorated in underglaze blue, each side with figures in a garden before a house, the moulded corners with flowers issuing from rock work, the interior with a a figure in a landscape bordered by a double blue ring, the underside with a six character Chenghua mark, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -H. 7,5, D. 14,5 cm, rim frits, section of one corner restored-

A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish with central design of fungus and symbols, encircled by alternating cartouches of sunflowers and symbols, China, Wanli period, ca. 1615-1630 -D. 14,5 cm, rim frits-_x000D_ Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 111, plate 108

A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish with central design of a bird perched on a rock, encircled by alternating cartouches of sunflowers and symbols, China, Wanli period, ca. 1615-1630 -D. 14,5 cm, rim frits-_x000D_ Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 111, plate 108

A blue and white Chinese porcelain covered box, the cover and lower section painted with flowerheads growing from scrolling stems with curled leaves, Jiajing six character mark to the base, China, mid 17th century -D. 11. cm-_x000D_ Provenance: The Hatcher cargo. Purchased at Christie's Amsterdam -Fine and Important Late Ming and Transitionsl Porcelain, 14 March 1984, lot # 290 for 1100 Dutch Guilders

A Chinese blue and white porcelain kendi, the body decorated with scrolling flowers, eclosed by a band of ruyi heads above and below the flowers, China, 19th century -H. 11,5 cm-

A Chinese blue and white Kraak porcelain kendi, the body with four cartouches, three with cranes and one with a good luck symbol, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 13 cm-

A Chinese blue and white Kraak porcelain kendi decorated with symbols, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 17,5 cm, a few glaze frits-

A pair of Chinese Kraak porcelain bowls with everted rims, centrally decorated with symbowls and cartouches of flowers along the interior sides, the everted rim with four monster masks, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 5 cm, D. 10,5 cm, rim frits and one cup with a hairline-

A Chinese porcelain bowl with everted rim decorated in underglaze blue, the exterior with scenes of figures outside amidst trees, the interior with a central decoration of a seated figure before a rockwork with branches, the everted rim with floral and pine decoration, six character Kangxi mark to the base, China, Kangxi mark and of the period (1662-1722) -H. 9,5 cm, D. 20.5 cm, a few rim chips-

A Chinese Kraak porcelain bowl in underglaze blue, the interior with a central scene of figures behind a river with swimming ducks and a figure in a boat, the inner sides with eight alternating cartouches of symbols, flowers and water landscape scenes with figures, the exterior with four landscape scenes in cartouches separated by flwers, China, first half 17th century -H. 9,6 cm, D. 20 cm, fritting to the rim, hairline crack-

A pair of moulded Chinese Kraak porcelain bowls decorated in 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, China, Wanli period, ca. 1585-1600 -H. 10 cm. D. 21 cm., rim frits, one hairline crack- Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 146, plate 168

A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish in underglaze blue with a central landscape scene with two deer, the rim with eight cartouches of flowers separated, China, ca. 1630-1650 -D. 27,5 cm, rim frittings-_x000D_ Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 108, plate 101

A Chinese porcelain Kendi with white glazed ribbed body, the shoulder and neck decorated with foral designs in underglaze blue, probably made for the South East Asian market, China, Ming dynasty, 16th century -H. 15,5 cm-_x000D_ For a similar example see: Michael Sullivan, 'Kendi' in Archives of the Chinese Art Society of America Vol. 11 (1957), pp. 40-58, illustration 17

A Chinese gold splashed bronze ewer with chilong handle, the spout from a dragons mouth and cover with foo dog, China, 18th century -H. 25 cm-

A Chinese Imari porcelain with a central landscape design, the rim with 16 cartouches containing floral designs, China, 18th century -D. 23 cm, rim chip, frits and three hairline cracks-

A Chinese gilt powder blue porcelain bowl and cover, a pair of blue and white dishes with iron red and green with a central design of figures in a garden, and a small blue and white porcelain cup with brown glaze exterior, China 18th/19th century -Bowl: H. 7 cm, D. 14,5 cm-

A Chinese glazed box and cover, the body with two large roundels each enclosing a phoenix and smaller rundels with geometric designs all set against a yellow ground, the cover with tho phoenixes, China, 19th century or earlier -H. 7,5, D. 11 cm-

A Chinese porcelain flower vase decorated in underglaze blue, China, 19th century -H. 27 cm, central spout detached, defects-

A moulded Chinese Kraak porcelain 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, China, Wanli period, ca. 1585-1600 -H. 10 cm. D. 21 cm., rim chip, faint hairline crack to the base-_x000D_ Literature: Maura Rinaldi, 'Kraak Porcelain - A Moment in the History of Trade', Bamboo Publishing, London 1989, Page 146, plate 168

A Chinese Kraak porcelain dish with a central design of symbols and ten alternating cartouches along the rim enclosing flowers and symbols, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -D. 20,1 cm, hairline crack and firing flaw below the rim-

A pair of Chinese Kraak porcelain bowls with everted rim decorated in underglaze blue, the central designs with symbols, the walls with four cartouches enclosing flowers, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 5 cm, D. 14,4 cm, minor firing imperfections and glaze frits to the rims-

A pair of Chinese Kraak porcelain bowls with everted rim decorated in underglaze blue, the one with a the central design of figures in a fenced landscape, the other with a bird perched on a rock, the walls with four cartouches enclosing flowers, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 5 cm, D. 14,4 cm, minor firing imperfections and glaze frits to the rims, one with two rim chips, the other with small boy hairline crack-

Three Chinese blue and white porcelain soft paste dishes, each decorated in the center with a potted jardinière supported on a rootwood stand, the wall and rim painted with diaper patterns, one with underglaze blue apocryphal Chenghua mark within double circles to base, China, 18th/19th century -D. 16 cm-_x000D_ Purchased at Vendu Notarishuis Rotterdam, 24 October 1968

A Chinese Kraak porcelain bowl with everted rim decorated in underglaze blue, the central design with symbols, the walls with four moulded cartouches enclosing flowers alternated by sympols above which monster masks, China, Wanli period (1573-1619) -H. 5 cm, D. 14,4 cm, minor firing imperfections and glaze frits to the rims, small hole drilled to the foot rim for hanging-

Three Chinese porcelain octagonal dishes with underglaze blue decoration, central landscape designs encircled by eight cartouches over the flat rim with landscape and flower designs, the reverse with eight cartouches enclosing flowers, square four character mark to the base, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) -D. 21 cm, rim frits and a few chips, one with a chip and hairline crack-

A large and decorative Chinese vase and cover with dragons in relief chasing the flaming pearl above waves, the shoulder with lion dog heads applied below a band of ruyi heads, the cover surmounted by a foo dog, all-in green, blue and beige enamels set against a brown glazed ground, China, 19th century -H. 75 cm-

A Chinese scroll painting on silk depicting two birds picking at the grass near a rock formation with issuing peonies, probably 19th century -80 x 42 cm / 180 x 55 cm, crack to the upper section-

A Chinese scroll depicting two boys, 20th century reproduction -187 x 83 cm-