Winter 2002

	67 A fine glass dish Qianlong mark and period Diameter: 6 1/2 in, 16.5 cm rising from a low foot ring, the sides flare steeply to a lipped rim.
	68 A fine and rare glass bowl 18th century Diameter: 4 1/8 in, 10.5 cm supported on a circular foot, the U-shaped body terminates in a gently everted, scalloped rim. *Click picture for more information*
	69 A set of six painted enamel trays 18th century Width: 5 1/4 in, 13.5 cm each is of quatrefoil section and supported on four bracket feet.
	70 A fine, massive painted enamel dish 18th century Diameter: 27 in, 68.5 cm decorated in the famille-rose palette with a medallion containing an audience scene.
	71 A fine cloisonné enamel censer First half of the 16th century Diameter: 5 1/4 in, 13.5 cm of archaic bronze li form, the depressed globular body is supported on three short, tapering legs and terminates in a constricted neck.
	72 A good cloisonné enamel meiping Late Ming dynasty Height: 12 1/4 in, 31 cm the cylindrical body flares to a broad shoulder and terminates in a small upright neck with a rolled gilt lip; the recessed base is also gilt.
	73 A pair of unusual cloisonné enamel bowls 18th century Length: 6 1/8 in, 15.6 cm of rectangular section, the slightly rounded sides flare steeply from the spreading bracket feet.
	74 An unusual, small cloisonné enamel dish Late Ming dynasty Diameter: 4 1/2 in, 11.6 cm supported on a short gilt foot ring, the shallow sides terminate in an everted rim with a gilt edge.
	75 An unusual cloisonné enamel dish Ming dynasty Diameter: 9 in, 22.8 cm the well is decorated with a circular medallion containing two pursuing dragons; each has a single horn, a flowing mane
	76 A fine and large cloisonné enamel vase and cover Late Ming dynasty Height: 25 in, 63.5 cm supported on a conical foot, the globular body rises to a waisted neck and ends in a short, upright rim.
	77 A fine and unusual cloisonné enamel covered tripod vessel (ding) Qianlong period Height: 10 5/8 in, 24.5 cm the deep, well-rounded body is supported on three cylindrical legs and is set with two finely cast and chased gilt lion-mask handles suspending loose rings.
	78 An unusual cloisonné enamel vase in the form of a pomegranate Late 18th century Height: 7 7/8 in, 19.9 cm the globular sides rise from a slightly concave base to a waisted neck and terminate in six downward curving sepals.
	79 An extremely fine, large and rare Imperial cloisonné enamel censer and cover Qianlong period Height: 19 1/2 in, 49.5 cm the well-rounded censer is supported on three superbly cast and chased gilt-bronze legs in the form of elephants’ heads and is set with two similar handles; each head has leaf-shaped ears with incised veins, well-defined eyes, long tusks and a ridged, curling trunk. *Click picture for more information*
	80 A pair of rare cloisonné enamel models of ducks Early 19th century Height: 4 3/4 in, 12.2 cm each stands with its head slightly turned and its gilt-bronze beak open, revealing its tongue.
	81 A pair of cloisonné enamel deer Early 19th century Height: 5 7/8 in, 15 cm standing in a naturalistic posture, as if they have just been startled.