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Click here to subscribeA collection of Chinese export blue and white plates, 18th century, comprising:a meat plate,of shaped octagonal form, painted with a landscape,37.3cm long, and six plates,the centre painted with florets in famille rose, surrounded by a blue border with further flowers,23cm long (7)Provenance: from the deceased estate of Rosemary and Theo Cutting in Suffolk.Condition ReportMeat plate - chipped.Famille rose plates - all chipped and cracked, one plate restored.
A CHELSEA PORCELAIN SILVER-SHAPED OVAL DISH CIRCA 1756 Painted with Vincennes-style flowers, red anchor mark, 21.5cm in length: And an English porcelain armorial plate in Chinese Export style, circa 1800, possibly Spode and possibly made as a replacement for a Chinese Export service, 22cm diameter (2) Condition Report: Some fritting to the Chelsea plate. Star crack to the Armorial plate.Condition Report Disclaimer
A large Chinese vase, the neck applied with dragons; a pair of Cantonese baluster vases and covers; a Chinese baluster vase painted with figures on a terrace, small chinese vase burnt red colours and gilding, and a Chinese blue and white plate (6)Chinese Baluster vase with terrace figures is 42cm High approx. Chip to rim and gilding has worn off. Hairline crack. Please see further images.
19thC blue and white English and Chinese porcelain / ceramics including Chinese export dish, pearlware saucer with boy on a buffalo decoration, covered pedestal sucrier probably Rogers in the Goldfinch pattern, Bovey Tracey Royal Navy Mess no 57 series, Swansea soup plate, Copeland Spode plates, Don pottery tureen, teapot with Eastern scenery decoration, blue and white drainer, basket weave oval plate with reticulated hooped border and rope twist pedestal etc, largest diameter 35, tallest 14cm
A George III gilt gesso and carved wood wall mirror. In the Chinese Chippendale taste, the galleried pagoda top with scrolls, and waterfalls above a central plate flanked by two small side plates, with two further pagodas with internal steps, the base with a later leaf moulded rail, height 98cm, width 53cm.
GEORGE II ENGLISH DELFT MARRIAGE PLATE, dated 1728, centre painted with initials 'R+M M' within laurel wreath, the border with Chinese style diaper and foliate band, 21.5cms diamProvenance: private collection Swansea.Comments: cracked/damaged and restored latterly over former rivetted repair, expected fritting and crazing, reverse with stilt marks.
An early 18th century Chinese export black lacquer cabinet on a European stand Heightened with gilt chinoiseries, with pierced gilt metal clasps, hinges and escutcheon plate, the rectangular top above a pair of panelled doors enclosing ten drawers; the associated stand on cabriole legs and pad feet, 98cm wide, 51cm deep, 165cm high.
A rare pair of Delft plates, early 18th century, boldly painted in blue, red, green and yellow with a formal Dutch garden landscape showing a narrow canal before spired buildings and a prominent cockerel weather vane, with a rare Liverpool delftware plate painted in blue with the Eight Horses of Mu Wang after a Chinese original, damages and restoration, 29.5cm max. (3)
Fine 18th century Chinese Chippendale influenced giltwood overmantel mirror, having three pleasantly distressed mirrored plates within shaped carved frame with pagoda surmount, 101 x 125cmProvenance: believed to have been in the same family ownership since the 1920s Dimensions as stated in the catalogue. Plate appears to be original and pleasantly distressed. Gilding also appears to be original. Significant very old bracing to rear, some splits and breaks to pagoda cresting, overall numerous losses to ornamental elements, also gesso losses and overall wear (see images) yet it presents very well and appears to mostly a good honest piece
Pair of continental gilt metal wall sconces, utilising 17th century Chinese porcelain fragments, each 30cm highThe plate centres are chipped around the borders and the foot rims are chipped , both sconce panels are cracked, stapled and restored, the gilt metal mounts are painted with gold paint
A 20th century Chinese blue and white plate decorated with a dragon, diameter 27cm, and a matching smaller blue and white dragon decorated plate, diameter 20.05cm, both with four character mark to base, a blue and white ginger jar (lacking cover), with double ring mark to base, height 10cm, a Chinese Canton Famille Rose vase (af), height 13cm, a group of four export ware tea bowls, two lids and a porcelain figure of a kneeling gentleman (11).Condition Report: Please note, the Canton famille rose vase is badly damaged and has been in multiple pieces and there is a small chip to the rim of the larger blue and white plate.
An 18th century shaped oval spoon tray, painted in tone of underglaze blue with figure by a river, 13cm wide, c.1760; an 18th century canted rectangular meat plate, painted with with figure on a bridge, in a landscape with pagodas, 24.5cm wide; other 18th and 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain (10)
Chinese polychrome ginger jar, lacking cover, 12.5cm; three Chinese blue and white ginger jars (only one with a cover), an Imari vase, 24.5cm; Victorian cranberry glass jug, and a later Meissen plate.Condition report:Ginger jar with cover - cover is broken and reglued. Firing line to the interior base of the jar.The smallest ginger jar has a chip to the rim and hairline extending from the rim. No cover.Imari vase - there is a hairline crack running around the entire body toward the base, evident to the interior and exterior. Small firing line to the underside of the base.VIctorian glass jug - light surface wear,some rubbing to the enamel and beading.
Royal Doulton series ware jugs, Monk design, 'The Refectory Bell', 16cm, a Staffordshire Ironstone plate, and pair of Chinese plates, blue borders, 22cm. Qty: 5Condition report:Both jugs have crazing. The squat jug also has staining to the handle and inside, and minor loss of pattern near the rim. One blue plate has chips to the underside and top of its rim. The Ironstone plate has a chip to its foot. Please see additional uploaded images.
A GROUP OF LATE 18TH TO EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE AND JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN, comprising an export plate painted with a pagoda, a.f., diameter 23.5cm, a late 19th century transfer printed plate (chip to rim), a teapot decorated with clouds and dragon, (stapled repair to spout and lacks finial to the replacement cover), three various coffee cups (two cups damaged) , a beaker, a pair of dragon shaped rests and a shallow bowl (10) (Condition Report: export plate with stapled repair and chips, other items as per description, otherwise ok)
A box of miscellaneous china to include a Chinese export bowl, the interior underglaze decorated with a four-clawed dragon chasing a mythical pearl amidst clouds (heavily damaged), a Meissen Dresden twin open salt decorated with exotic birds having cross swords mark verso, a celadon glazed preserve pot & cover etcDragon pattern bowl – repaired.Bowl with figures, octagon plate and pair of Chinese vases – chipped.Teapot – lacks lid and gilt is rubbed.Peasant Delft dishes – chips to rim.Possibly Meissen knife – minor chips to handle and metal is tarnished.All other pieces appear intact.
An early 19th Spode stone china blue and white soup bowl, printed in underglaze blue with grasshopper pattern, printed marks, 24.5cm diam, an early Wild Rose pattern plate by Thomas Fell, printed marks, 23.5cm diam, two early 19th century Bridgeless Willow, 20cm diam, a late 18th/early 19th century stone china plate printed with Chinese landscape , 24cm diam and an early 19th century Willow pattern small plate, 20.5cm diam (6)
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