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12 A pair of large pottery figures of officials, standing with their hands clasped in front of them. Tang dynasty |
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13 A fine sancai-glazed pottery amphora, the elegant, tapered body rises from a splayed flat foot to a slender, waisted neck and terminates in a flared mouth with an everted rim. Tang dynasty Click image for details |
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14 A very fine pottery figure of a lady, holding a covered jar in both hands, her head is slightly inclined. Late Six dynasties |
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15 A fine pottery figure of a foreign groom, his full face is well detailed with large ears, heavy eyebrows and a bulbous nose, his mouth is slightly open revealing his teeth and he has traces of a beard. Tang dynasty |
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16 A pair of unusual pottery horses and riders, each is finely modelled and stands four square on a rectangular base. Tang dynasty |
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17 A very well modelled pottery figure of a horse and rider, the horse stands four square on a rectangular base with its head turned slightly to the left. Tang dynasty |
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18 A very fine and large glazed pottery model of a camel standing four square on an unglazed base. Tang dynasty Click image for details |
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19 A very fine pottery model of a kneeling camel, its head is slightly raised and its tail is flicked around its haunches. Northern Wei dynasty |
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20 A rare, large Northern blackware bowl, the sides flare from a slightly spreading ring foot and turn up to form a vertical mouth rim. Northern Song or Jin dynasty, 12th/13th centuries Click image for details |
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21 A rare small Dingyao stoneware jar, the well-rounded body rises from a very short ring foot and terminates in a rolled lip. Song dynasty |
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22 A Cizhou stoneware jar and cover, the sides are supported on a slightly spreading ring foot. Jin dynasty |
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23 A Yaozhou stoneware bowl standing on a short ring foot with a broad rim flange to the exterior. Northern Song or Jin dynasty |
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24 A Yaozhou stoneware bowl of conical shape supported on a short ring foot, the sides terminate in a rolled lip. Northern Song or Jin dynasty |
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25 A Yaozhou stoneware bowl, the rounded sides rise from a short ring foot and terminate in an everted lip. Northern Song or Jin dynasty |
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26 A Longquan celadon tripod incense burner of archaic bronze li form. Southern Song dynasty |
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27 A fine Longquan celadon bulb bowl supported on three animal mask feet. Southern Song to |
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28 A small square Longquan celadon saucer with moulded decoration of a spotted deer amid clouds and lingzhi fungus. Yuan dynasty |
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29 A rare Longquan celadon box and cover, the cover is impressed with a floral branch within a shaped border. Early Ming dynasty |
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30 A fine stoneware vase, the slightly depressed globular body rises from a spreading foot to a short neck and terminates in an everted mouth. Western Jin dynasty |
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31 A fine qingbai ewer, standing on a short, flat ring foot. Song dynasty |
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32 A qingbai ewer of lobed section, standing on a slightly recessed base. Song to Yuan dynasty |
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33 A rare qingbai zhadou, the rounded sides rise to a waisted neck and terminate in a wide, flared rim. Song dynasty |
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34 A rare and unusual pottery figure of a scholar, seated on a cloth-draped chair. Ming dynasty |
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35 A very fine and unusual porcelain wine jar (guan), the well-rounded sides rise from a spreading slightly recessed foot and terminate in a short neck with a rolled lip. Ming dynasty, late 15th century |
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36 A very fine tileworks figure of a luohan, seated on a base simulating rockwork, his left hand rests on his raised left knee. Ming dynasty |
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37 A tileworks figure of a warrior with his left hand on his thigh and his right raised in a clenched fist. Ming dynasty |
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38 A fine Dehua figure, probably depicting Qu Yuan, standing on a rockwork base in a thoughtful pose, holding a scroll in his left hand. 17th/18th centuries |
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39 A rare blanc-de-Chine teapot and cover, standing on a short ring foot. 18th century |
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40 A fine and unusual porcelain vase of archaistic square baluster form with two mock handles in the form of monster masks suspending rings. 18th century |
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41 A fine, large porcelain vase, with a long neck above a gently tapering body, covered with a lustrous dark blue glaze stopping in an even line just short of the foot. The base is recessed and glazed white. With a wood stand. 18th century |
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42 A fine, large porcelain vase, the well-rounded body rises to a waisted neck and terminates in a widely flaring mouth, all covered with a lustrous flambé glaze. 18th century |
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43 A fine porcelain vase, the tapered body, with a waisted neck and flared mouth, is covered with a vibrant turquoise glaze with bold purple splashes. 18th century |
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44 An unusual porcelain vase, the body rises from a short ring foot to a waisted neck and terminates in a flared mouth, all covered with a vivid, dappled turquoise glaze. 18th century |
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45 A fine porcelain rouleau vase, standing on a ring foot, painted in gilt on a powder-blue ground. Kangxi period Click image for details |
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46 A fine porcelain brush rest, delicately painted in underglaze blue and the famille-rose palette with a scene of an elderly gentleman seated in a garden. Length: 3 1/2”, 8.8 cm |
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47 A fine porcelain bowl, the well-rounded sides rise from the ring foot and terminate in a flared rim. Diameter: 7 1/8”, 18.2 cm |
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48 An octagonal porcelain box and cover, finely painted in underglaze blue and the famille-rose palette with a scene of a lady and gentleman seated at tables. 18th century |
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49 A pair of porcelain plates, painted in the famille-rose palette with the Eight Horses of Mu Wang, four on each plate. 18th century |
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50 A porcelain bottle with a later silver mount. Qianlong period, circa 1760 |
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51 A rare porcelain plate, finely painted in the famille-rose palette with an erotic scene of a man and a woman embracing. 18th century |
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