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Click here to subscribeAntiquities: A Egyptian faience Shabtiin turquoise green glaze, unidentified, in the form of a mummy incised with hieroglyphics, figure with tripartite wig, plaited beard, holding tools over shoulders, on pedestal base with back pillarheight 10.6cm Condition:Some general wear This lot is offered together with an early 19th century inscribed note "Presented by Captain Mason, Jan 2nd 1824. It was dug up with Ruins of Alexandria in Egypt. Figure of a Mummy".
A group of assorted antiquitiesto include: five Roman coins, a Roman bronze dice, ten bronze Roman, Byzantine and Celtic brooches/fibulas, including a silver example, and a boxed example with glass insets, and an axe form example, a bronze quatreform brooch, also an intaglio, and an intaglio ring, three arrowheads, one bronze and two iron, a terret or rein ring, a hare and hound knife handle, a pendant/brooch with blue enamel, an earring, four keys, one for a casket, a bronze pipe tamper, a clay coin mould, boxed, a small ewer, a small bronze bell and various other items, (qty)Hatpin length 10cmCondition:All appear to be in good order. A few in boxes, most are not. There are two empty boxes in the lot and overall about 45 items with the coins on top. They have come in privately and we do not know how they were found.
SUMERIAN RITUAL VASE JEMDET NASR PERIOD, 3100 - 2900 B.C. carved limestone, standing on a flat base, gently flaring body carved with an energetic scene of two lions attacking a bull carved in high relief, the lip recessedDimensions:11.5cm highProvenance:Published: Sotheby's, Western Asiatic Cylinder Seals and Antiquities from the Erlenmeyer Collection (Part 1), London, Thursday 9th July 1992, lot 273.Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Professor Hans and Mrs Marie-Louise Erlenmeyer, Basel, acquired between 1943 and the early 1960s.Sotheby's, Western Asiatic Cylinder Seals and Antiquities from the Erlenmeyer Collection (Part 1), London, Thursday 9th July 1992, lot 273.For similar please see: Christie's, Antiquities: The Property of Mr and Mrs Martin R.E. Stansfeld, London, 25th April 2007, lot 122.
ATTIC BLACK FIGURAL STEMMED KYLIX CIRCA 500 BCE painted front and back with bull fighting scenesDimensions:18.5cm wide, 8cm highProvenance:Provenance: The Estate of the late J. E. Adam Note: Note: Collected by Charles Richard Fox (1796-1873). He was the son of Henry Richard Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron of Holland, and Lady Elizabeth Webster, herself a fascinating character, well-known as an intellectual.Fox was an acclaimed numismatist, collecting vast amounts of Greek coins and writing several books about them. His travels, both with the army and privately later in life, led him across Europe and Asia Minor, and gave him a chance to acquire coins and antiquities from an array of places.The coin collection was bought by the Royal Museum of Berlin after his death, where they are still on view today.The antiquities have remained in the family until now, they were passed down from Charles Richard Fox to his nephew Charles Frederick Fox Adam, to his son (F E F Adam) who had no children and left his possessions to Janet Adam’s father.
ALKEMADE, K. v. & P. v.d. SCHELLING. Nederlands displegtigheden, vertoonende de plegtige gebruiken [en misbruik] aan den dis, in het houden van maaltyden, en het drinken der gezondheden, onder de oude Batavieren, en vorsten, graaven, (etc.), nevens den oorsprongk dezer gewoontens, en der zelver overeenkomst met die van andere volken. Rott., Ph. Losel, 1732-35. 3 vols. (134), 562; (2), 557, (61); (90), 612, (54) pp. W. 2 engr. front. & 15 (partly fold.) engr. by F. v. Bleyswyck. Sm-8°. Cont. vellum. (Vol 3: small wormhole in spine). NOTE:Book of Netherlandish antiquities describing religious and secular feasting habits. A great part is devoted to the history, art and excesses of drinking (wine). - Witteveen/Cuperus 111; Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 9g & 425c.
ROBERTS, D. & G. CROLY. The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt and Nubia. Lond., Day & Son, 1855-56. 6 vols. W. 250 tinted (some cold.) lithogr. plates by L. Haghe after Roberts, incl. 2 plain maps, all under tissue guards. 4°. Or., elaborately gilt blue cl., a.e.g. (Binds. slightly worn on extremities (espec. on spine ends), a bit loose in places, browned/foxed throughout (as always)). NOTE:The painter William Turner persuaded David Roberts (1796-1864) to abandon scene painting and devote himself to becoming a full-time artist. Roberts set sail for Egypt on 31 August 1838, a few years after Owen Jones. His intent was to produce drawings that he could later use as the basis for the paintings and lithographs to sell to the public. Egypt was much in vogue at this time, and travellers, collectors and lovers of antiquities were keen to buy works inspired by the East or depicting the great monuments of ancient Egypt. He made a long tour in Egypt, Nubia, the Sinai, the Holy Land, Jordan and Lebanon. Throughout, he produced a vast collection of drawings and watercolour sketches. This is the quarto edition (290 x 206 mm) with the plates reduced photographically. - Cf. Abbey, Travel, 388.
ARISTOTELES -- THOMAS AQUINAS. Divi Thome Aquinatis in libru[m] de a[n]i[m]a Aristotelis expositio magistri Dominici de flandria ordinis predicator in eundem libru[m] acrissime questiones & annotationes. (Venice, per Petrum de Quarenghis, 7 Apr. 1501). (75) lvs. W. woodcut of an angel on the title-p.. lge woodcut on first text-leaf, sev. figures in the text. Fol. Later full limp vellum w. overl. sides. (Stamp on ti., upper outer corner of first quires a bit frayed, margins cut (in places touching the running title), last blank (N4) lacks, a few old marg. annot., lower margin waterstained in places). NOTE:Very rare and early edition of Thomas Aquinas' commentary on Aristotle's De anima. Not in Adams, Soltesz, Machiels. - Only a few copies found worldwide. With stamp "Museo Cavaleri" on the title-page. Michele Cavaleri (1813-1890) was a prominent lawyer in Milan, who collected a vast number of paintings, sculptures, antiquities and books. He negotiated with the city council of Milan to create a museum for his collection, but the council declined. Ernesto Cernuschi bought the entire collection in 1873 and it was shipped to Paris. Cernuschi died in 1896, part of the collection survives at the Musée Cernuschi in Paris, but much of it was sold. Bookplate of L.J.M. Corten on paste down.
Ca. 3100-2500 BC.A stunning alabaster chalice with a tall stem and a conical base topped with a bowl with slightly flaring walls. It has a beautiful cream colour, with brownish veins running through its body. Alabaster was a precious material, widely traded in the region from the 4th millennium BC onward. The purpose of such a vessel is not known. Pieces like this one often came from burials and votive offerings. Along with others that make up the typology of stone vessels, such as column or circular idols, these objects are all characteristic of the Bactrian material culture. For more information on Bactria, see Mairs, R. (ed.) (2020). The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World. London: Taylor & Francis. Cf. Christie's, Live Auction 1915, Antiquities, 6 December 2007, Lot 61.Size: L:135mm / W:55mm ; 345gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1980s.
YorkTorr (James), The Antiquities of York City .... York: printed by G. White for F. Hildyard, 1719, [8],148, [4] pages, some hand-coloured arms, re-backed contemporary calf with gilt armorial device;Another copy, uncoloured arms, later half morocco;York Elections 1818, The Spirit of the Times! or The Contested Election for the City of York, in the Year of 1818 ...., York: no date, 84 pages [bound with]The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built, J. Asperne, 1819, [24] pages [bound with]The Political House that Jack Built, William Hone, 1819, [24] pages, contemporary annotation, [bound with]The Queen's Budget Opened .., T. Dolby, 1820, 32 pages, recent sheep;with fifteen others including thirteen 19th century guide books for the City of York and its Cathedral (18)
York ChurchesBrowne (John), The History of The Metropolitan Church of St. Peter, York ... Longman, 1847, two large quarto volumes, 150 plates (monochrome and colour, foxing throughout, particularly to margins, plate 132 torn), all edges gilt, half morocco gilt;Wellbeloved (Rev. C.), Account of St. Mary's Abbey, York ..., Soc. of Antiquaries, 1829, large folio, ten plates, quarter morocco with original wraps bound in: Poole (Geo. Aycliffe) & Hugall (J.W.), An Historical & Descriptive Guide to York Cathedral and Its Antiquities, York: R. Sunter, no date [1850], quarto, plates, all edges gilt, half morocco;Britton (John), The History and Antiquities of The Metropolitical Church of York ..., Longman, hurst .., 1819, large quarto, plates, later leather binding;Shaw (Rev. P.J.), An Old York Church, All Hallows in North Street, ..., York, 1908, folio, colour and monochrome plates, original cloth gilt; with five others (11)
Cave (H.)Antiquities of York, Drawn and Etched by H. Cave. R. Ackermann, 1813, imperial quarto, additional mounted etched title ('Picturesque Buildings in York ..'), 40 mounted ?proof plates (two detached but present), contemporary calf gilt (worn, joints cracked). [Boyne p.50]:with two others (3)
Lekythos. Southern Italy, 4th century BC.Black-glazed pottery.Provenance: Antiquities. Christie's London, 17 May 1977, lot 2. Pickwick Antiques, Barcelona (1978). Later Ribot-Uriach collection.Attached is a copy of the technical card of the Ribot-Uriach collection.Attached copy of the Museum of Antiquities Collection data sheet.Measurements: 8 x 5 cm (diameter).This lekythos has been decorated using the black-varnish technique, a transparent raw varnish that took on its characteristic intense, glossy black tone after firing. It has a rounded globular body, which prevents it from slipping when held in the hand, a narrow neck and a prominent mouth. It has no figurative decoration, and combines the black surface with the reddish surface of the ceramic for some bands (such as the base and the mouth). The lekythos is a type of Greek pottery used to store perfumed oil for body care. This type of vessel was also widely used as a funerary vessel. It is characterised by its elongated shape, narrow neck and wide mouth, which both limits the flow of the oil and facilitates its application.
Guttus. Apulia, southern Italy, late 4th century BC.Black-glazed pottery.In good condition. Whole.Provenance: Antiquities. Christie's London, 17 May 1977, lot 73. Pickwick Antiques, Barcelona (1978). Later Ribot-Uriach collection.Enclosed is a copy of the technical sheet of the Ribot-Uriach collection.Measurements: 10 x 12 x 10.5 cm.Guttus in moulded ceramic with relief decoration and black glaze, made in Magna Grecia. It has decoration in relief, representing a female head, on the upper part of the globular body or container and a long spout in a channel with a rim. The entire surface is varnished black except for one rim where it is enhanced. The guttus is a type of Greek pottery characterised by its narrow spout, and was used for pouring oil during meals. The black-glaze technique uses the same glaze as that used on red-and-black-figure ware, but covering the entire piece, without figurative decoration. It was a transparent glaze when raw, which took on its characteristic intense, glossy black tone after firing.
White (Rev. Gilbert) The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, second quarto edition, additional engraved title, folding engraved frontispiece and 8 engraved plates (one hand-coloured), frontispiece and front free endpaper working loose, 3D2 small horizontal tear in margin, additional title slightly offset, bookplate on front pastedown, upper hinges weak, contemporary calf, slightly rubbed, rebacked with the original spine laid down, gilt spine with morocco label, extensively rubbed, g.e., 1813; A Naturalist's Calendar, first edition, hand-coloured frontispiece, title slightly offset, slightly browned, later half morocco, gilt spine, faded, 1795, 4to & 8vo (2).
Gladstone family copy.- Garnett (Thomas) 'and other Gentlemen'. Annals of philosophy, natural history, chemistry, literature, agriculture and mechanical and fine arts, 3 vol., first editions, vol.1 engraved plate within section on Galvanism, some spotting or staining, lightly browned, attractive contemporary tree calf, spines richly gilt and with green and black leather labels, vol.1 with small paper ms. shelfmark at head of spine, corners worn, a few scuffmarks, rubbed, [Cole Chemical Literature 1700-1860, p.204], 8vo, Printed for T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies [Vol.3 Printed for J. Ginger], 1801-1804.⁂ Rare set of this window on to the scientific and artistic worlds of the dawning of the 19th century. Garnett was a chemist and physician, having graduated from the University of Edinburgh, where he attended Joseph Black's lectures on chemistry. He was appointed president of both the Royal Physical Society and the Natural History Society. Includes mineralogy, antiquities, medicine, poetry, and obituaries of notables. Provenance: The Gladstone family, from the library at Fasque (bookplates).
Canova (Antonio, Italian sculptor, 1757-1822) Pass to study at Musei Pontifici, "The Director of the Capitoline Museum permits the Mr John Davis to do studies in the stated museum",1 ff. printed text with manuscript insertions on laid paper, official stamp, signed by Canova, 22 January, 1822.⁂ Autograph signature of the famed sculpture Antonio Canova in his capacity as "L'Ispettore Generale delle Antichita Musei etc", signed with the artist's usual flamboyant flourish. In 1802 Pope Pius VII bestowed on Antonio Canova, by then the most celebrated artist in Europe, the title of "Inspector-General of Antiquities and Fine Art to the Papal State" (a position which had once been held by Raphael). In 1819, the year this document was signed, Canova laid the foundation stone to the Tempio Canoviano, the church which he himself had designed for Possagno (the town of his birth). The document here is one of the official permits which Canova was obliged to issue to Grand Tourists, allowing them entry to study in the Vatican Museums.
Varia - Buchwesen - - Dibdin, Thomas Frognall. Typographical Antiquities or the History of Printing in England, Scotland and Ireland: Containing Memoirs of our Ancient Printers, and a Register of the Books Printed by Them. Begun by Joseph Ames, considerably augmented by William Herbert. And now greatly enlarged, with copious notes, and illustrated with appropriate engravings...by Thomas Frognall Dibdin. 4 Bände. Mit 38 Tafeln in Holzschnitt, Kupferstich und Schabkunstmanier sowie zahlreichen Textholzschnitten. London, Miller, 1810-1814. 28 x 22 cm. Maroquinbände mit geprägtem Rückentitel und reicher Goldprägung, Goldschnitt (signiert: W. Strong).Windle/Pippin A15 - Bigmore/Wyman I, 7 - Ebert 507 - Stark überarbeitete Neufassung des erstmals 1749 erschienenen Werks. - "Aeussere Pracht, pünktliche Genauigkeit und eine reiche Masse der interessanten Notizen vereinigen sich, um dieses Werk, welches durch Dibdin zu einem ganz neuen umgeschaffen worden ist, zu dem ersten in seiner Art zu erheben." (Ebert). - Angelegt war das Werk auf 6 Bände, aber nur diese ersten 4 Bände sind erschienen und behandeln die Londoner Drucker. - Exlibris auf Innendeckel (Edward Chatterton-Orpen). - Gelenke teils wenig berieben. Etwas gebräunt und teils fleckig.
WILLIAM GEORGE MATON. 'Observations....Western Counties of England,' 'Observations Relative Chiefly to the Natural History, Picturesque Scenery, and Antiquities of the Western Counties of England, Made in the Years 1794 and 1796,' first edition, two vols, rebound, plates, tears to folds of mineralogical map, some finger soiling, Salisbury, 1797. (2)
Collectanea Anglo-Minoritica 'Or, a Collection of the Antiquities of the English Franciscans, or Friars Minors, Commonly Called Gray Friars' in two parts, 4t0, contemporary calf, re-backed, ex libris Richard Hungerford Pollen, small repairs to title page, plates, VG, Thomas Smith, London, 1726.
Two antiquarian books on Exeter. JENKINS’S CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE CITY OF EXETER AND ITS ENVIRONS FROM THE TIME OF THE ROMANS TO THE YEAR 1805 By Alexander Jenkins (1841) Second edition. Exeter: W Norton. Together with REMARKABLE ANTIQUITIES OF THE CITY OF EXETER BY Richard Izacke and Samuel Izacke (1723) London Published by London, Edward Score, John March, Nathaniel Hawthorne (2).
China, blauw-wit porseleinen kraak-stijl bord, 20e eeuw, gedecoreerd in de Wanli-stijl met centraal paneel en vakken met antiquiteiten en bloemen, daarbij een Japans bord met draken diam. 26,5-27,5 cm [2] China, blue and white porcelain 'kraak'-style plate, 20th century, decorated in the Wanli-style with central panel surrounded by panels of antiquities and flowers, together with a Japanese plate painted with dragons (condition: in good overall condition)
China, met zijde beklede opbergdoos, 20e eeuw, de deksel geborduurd in zijde met bloemen en antiquiteiten, het interieur met verschillende vakjes (slijtage, losse draden) 6,5 x 22,5 x 29,5 cm Provenance: Particuliere collectie Chinees en Japans porselein uit het bezit van een Nederlands verzamelaarsechtpaar. [1] China, silk box and cover, 20th century, the cover embroidered in silk with flowers and antiquities, the interior with various compartments (condition: wear, loose threads, some small losses)
China, cloisonné vaas gemonteerd als lamp, 20e eeuw, de buik met twee panelen met figuren in een rivierenlandschap op een turquoise grond met bloemen en kostbaarheden, twee drakengrepen, gemonteerd als lamp (slijtage, herstellingen) h. 46 cm Provenance: Particuliere collectie Chinees en Japans porselein uit het bezit van een Nederlands verzamelaarsechtpaar. [1] China, cloisonné vase mounted as a lamp, 20th century, the body with two panels with figures in a river landscape on a turquoise ground with flowers and antiquities, two dragon handles, mounted as lamp (condition: handles restuck, neck in two parts, pitting, dents, surface wear)
EDWARDS OF HALIFAX - BINDING AND FORE-EDGE PAINTINGWATSON (JOHN) The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Halifax, in Yorkshire, engraved portrait frontispiece, 9 engraved plates and plans, some spotting, contemporary 'Etruscan-style' calf gilt with ornamental side panels, spine with 5 oval inlays depicting a vase ornament, g.e., with FORE-EDGE PAINTING OF FURNESS ABBEY, the binding and painting attributed to Edwards of Halifax, upper joint neatly repaired, rubbed, 4to, T. Lowndes, 1775Footnotes:Provenance: Charles Delaet, Esq. of Potterells, Herts, from whom purchased by Coningsby C. Sibthorp (1889), printed label inside upper cover; Sotheby's sale, 29 April 1920, lot 18, catalogue entry loosely inserted; Messrs. Ellis, note of sale for £40, 8 May 1920 loosely inserted. Sold with a copy of 'Edwards of Halifax.' From the Transactions of the Halifax Antiquarian Society, 1912, which includes 2 plates depicting another copy of Watson bound and illustrated with fore-edge painting by Edwards of Halifax.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
HASTINGS (T.)Vestiges of Antiquity; or, A Series of Etchings & Engravings of the Ancient Monastery of St. Augustine, with the Cathedral, Castle, and Other Antiquities... of Canterbury, AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed 'To the Archdeacon Forster from Capt. Hastings the Author with his sincere regards, Sept. 28th 1841' on the title, 12 engraved plates by and after Hastings, dampstains (within platemark of some plates), contents loose in original boards, original printed label on upper cover, soiled, covers detached and lacking spine, folio (510 x 310mm.), for the Author, 1813--[WESTALL (WILLIAM), CHARLES HULLMANDEL, AND JAMES DUFFIELD HARDING] Britannia Delineata: comprising Views of the Antiquities, Remarkable Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain. Kent, text in English and French, lithographed vignette on title, 26 lithographed views by Charles Hullmandel after Westall and Harding on 25 sheets, some spotting, contemporary half morocco, worn, covers detached, folio (560 x 380mm.), Rodwell and Martin, 1822 [-R. Ackermann 1823]--ROWE (GEORGE) Illustrations of the Cinque Ports, & Watering Places in Kent & Sussex, lithographed pictorial title, 78 lithographed views, all on india-proof paper, 2 uncoloured aquatint views, and 2 lithographed plates (each depicting 2 ships), one defective, one torn touching image, some plates and book block loose in contemporary half morocco, gilt morocco lettering label ('Illustrations of Hastings and its Vicinity') on upper cover, worn, oblong 4to (225 x 335mm.), Hastings, G. Wooll, [c.1831]; and another, Kent views, sold not subect to return (4)Footnotes:Provenance: First work, E.M. Forster, book label.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
HEARNE (THOMAS)Antiquities of Great Britain, Illustrated in Views of Monasteries, Castles, and Churches, Now Existing, 2 vol. bound in 1 vol., FIRST EDITION, engraved frontispiece, 83 engraved plates by W. Bryne after Hearne, all on india-proof paper on printed mounts, some spotting, front free endpaper creased with loss to one corner, contemporary green straight-grained morocco gilt, g.e., worn at edges, some abrasions, oblong folio (275 x 415mm.), T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1807Footnotes:Provenance: Mary E.J. Drake, ownership inscription dated 1869.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Celtic flint head of a young man,the eyes possibly re-carved, mounted on a modern ebonised plinth,head 19cm highProvenance: By repute, discovered in a Norfolk gravel pit.Condition ReportOverall appears in good cosmetic condition, with general surface wear, small knocks, rubbing and patination commensurate with age and use. Adapted to allow for a modern display stand.notes from the vendor: This was bought from a Norfolk based dealer (specialising in medieval and a few antiquities) who in turn bought it from a local collector, sadly not sure exactly where it was found, certainly the type of stone, flint makes sense, and the story which came along with it also seemed very plausible, the type of item which would be found in a ‘pit’ no other info sadly, it was suggested at some stage, that the eye may have been re-carved but this is a suggestion only
A Celtic red sandstone ceremonial head,1st century BC-1st century AD, with distinctive features and an indented head, inventory no. to base 3431,8cm wide9cm highProvenance: By repute found south of Cornovian Territory in the area of the Dobunni, now known as WarwickshirePrivate Collection acquired from Chris Rudd Antiquities 1998Condition ReportWeathered from years of burial.
An ancient Phrygian bronze fibula or clasp,8th century BC, of semicircular shape, with decorative cast ends, inventory number verso 'M39231',fibula 10cm wide, together with a modern stand (2)Provenance: Julia Schottlander, acquired London Art Market early 1980s;Lord McAlpine of West Green.Literature: Similar examples illustrated and published in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Exhibition 'Antiquities from Europe and the Near East from the Collection of the Lord McAlpine of West Green', 1987, p.135 17.42'.Phrygia was a Greek Kingdom in what is now Turkey. Condition ReportClasp missing, with an attractive smooth greenish brown patina.
BooksSeries of seven books on Oriental Ceramics issued by Faber & Faber, Later Islamic Pottery Persia, Syria, Egypt, Turkey, black and white illustrations and with some marks within the text, Early Islamic Pottery both by Arthur Lane Keeper of the Department of Ceramics in the Victoria & Albert Museum, Oriental blue and white by Sir Harry Garner, Early Chinese Pottery and Porcelain by Basil Gray, Later Chinese Porcelain (1644-1912) by Soame Jenyns Assistant Keeper in the department of Oriental Antiquities, British Museum, Chinese Celadon Wares by G St G M Gombertz and Korean Pottery by W B Honey, Keeper of the Department of Ceramics, Victoria & Albert Museum (7)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report
China, set van negen blauw-wit porseleinen borden, 18e eeuw, gedecoreerd met antiquiteiten en bloemen in een tuin (een bord met grote randchip, kleine beschadigingen) diam. 26,2 cm [9] China, set of nine blue and white porcelain plates, 18th century, decorated with antiquities and flowers in a garden (condition: one plate with large rim chip, some small damages)
China, blauw-wit porseleinen vaasje, Kangxi periode (1662-1722), het balustervaasje beschilderd met antiquiteiten, een rivierlandschap en bloemen (voet met chipje, hals met haarlijn, vaasje staat niet recht) h. 17 cm Provenance: Particuliere collectie Chinees en Japans porselein uit het bezit van een Nederlands verzamelaarsechtpaar [1] China, small blue and white porcelain vase, Kangxi period (1662-1722), the baluster vase painted with antiquities, a river landscape and flowers (condition: foot with chip of ca. 0.5 x 0.5 cm, neck with forked hairline of ca. 2 cm and associated small frit and the vase is slightly lopsided)
China, paar blauw-wit porseleinen knobbelvazen, Kangxi periode (1662-1722), beide gedecoreerd met bloemenpanelen en antiquiteiten (een gelijmd, een met gerestaureerde hals) h. 27 cm Provenance: Particuliere collectie Chinees en Japans porselein uit het bezit van een Nederlands verzamelaarsechtpaar. [2] China, pair of blue and white porcelain double-gourd vases, Kangxi period (1662-1722), each decorated with flower panels and antiquities (condition: one is horizontally broken and reglued with associated overpainting, it is also slighlty leaning, the other has a restored neck, both with surface wear)
China, collectie blauw-wit porseleinen koppen en schotels, Kangxi periode (1662-1722) en later, bestaande uit een set van zes koppen en schotels, een set van drie koppen en een schotel, een enkele kom en een enkele schotel, verschillend gedecoreerd met bloemenvazen en antiquiteiten (chips en haarlijnen) diam. 13 cm max. Provenance: Particuliere collectie Chinees en Japans porselein uit het bezit van een Nederlands verzamelaarsechtpaar. [18] China, collection of blue and white cups and saucers, Kangxi period (1662-1722) and later, comprising a set of six cups and saucers, a set of three cups and one saucer, a single bowl and a single saucer, variously decorated with flower vases and antiquities (condition: the set of six: one cup with small firing crack, the saucers with small rim frits and chips, the set of three cups and one saucer: the saucer with two rim chips and a hairline, the saucers all with rim chips, the single bowl with rim chips and the single saucer with rim chip of ca. 1.5 x 0.5 cm and various smaller nicks as well as a firing flaw to the centre)
China, twee blauw-wit porseleinen borden, Wanli en Kangxi periode (1573-1722), het diepe Wanli bord beschilderd met een vogel op een rotsblok omgeven door panelen met perziken en kostbaarheden, het Kangxi bordje beschilderd met bloemenpanelen (haarlijn, kleine randbeschadigingen) diam. 21 cm [2] China, two blue and white porcelain plates, Wanli and Kangxi periods (1573-1722), the deep Wanli plate painted with a bird on rockwork surrounded by panels of peach and antiquities, the Kangxi plate painted with flower panels (condition: the Wanli plate with small hairline and fritted rim as expected, the Kangxi plate with minor rim frits)
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