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65. A rare cloisonné enamel shallow dish, the gently rounded sides rising from a flat base. Early 15th century Diameter: 5 3/8”, 13.6 cm Click on the image for further information |
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66. A pair of fine and rare cloisonné enamel dishes, each has gently rounded sides rising from a spreading ring foot and terminating in a flange rim. Wanli period Diameter: 9 1/2”, 23.5 cm |
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67. A fine cloisonné enamel vase of archaic bronze fanghu form. 17th century Height: 14 1/2”, 36.9 cm |
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68. A good cloisonné enamel vase of archaic bronze hu form. Early 17th century Height: 10 1/2”, 26.6 cm |
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69. An unusual Ming-style cloisonné enamel deep bowl, the steep sides rise from a slightly spreading ring foot to an everted rim. 18th century Diameter: 6 5/8”, 16.8 cm |
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70. A rare Imperial cloisonné enamel vase, the ovoid body rises from a high spreading foot to a gilt-bronze collar. Qianlong period Height: 10”, 25.4 cm |
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71. A fine and large pair of cloisonné enamel pricket candlesticks, each is supported on a high campana base. Qianlong period Height: 17 1/2”, 44.3 cm |
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72. A cloisonné enamel incense burner of fangding form, supported on four blade-shaped legs in the form of mythical beasts. 18th century Height: 9”, 22.8 cm |