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A FAMILLE ROSE RICE BOWL AND COVER AND ANOTHER
165 The first of ogee form with cover, each enamelled in lozenge shaped
A GARNITURE OF FOUR FAMILLE VERTE AND UNDERGLAZE panels with dragon and phoenix spaced by similar panels of precious
BLUE VASES objects, all on a powder blue ground with gilt foliate designs, bowl
Kangxi interior with dragon clutching the flaming pearl in copper red and gilt,
Each of square-section baluster form with recessed corners, two with marked with a crouching boy mark, (hairline to cover), 16cm diameter
flaring necks, all painted with panels of peony and chrysanthemum the second with cover and stand enamelled with repeat designs and
spaced by blue bands of flowers, details in red, green, and yellow with rice inclusions,
enamel, (one with restored neck), stand 11.2cm diameter
16.5cm and 24cm high
£500 - 700
£2,000 - 3,000
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36 | BONHAMS A COLLECTION OF MARKED FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN
Bearing various marks, 19th century and later
A bowl and cover decorated with butterflies, Tongxi seal mark, 12.5cm
diameter, a pair of bowls enamelled with scholars, Guangxu seal
marks, 11.5cm diameter, a pair of coral ground bowls with reserved
bamboo design, Guangxu six-character marks, 12cm diameter, a pair
of bowls decorated with peaches, bats and shou characters in iron
red, seal marks, 10.6cm diameter, a wucai dragon and phoenix bowl,
Kangxi six-character mark, 13cm diameter, a foliate rimmed bowl
enamelled with the Horses of Mu, Jaiqing six-character mark, 11.2cm
diameter, a bowl depicting a lady at a window and line of calligraphy,
guan yao nei zao [made inside the official kiln] mark, 11.7cm diameter,
a famille verte bowl with narrative figural scene, Yongzheng six-
character mark, 9.3cm diameter, a pair of cups enamelled with lotus
pods and poetry over a celadon glaze, six-character marks, 6.4cm
diameter, a cup with scrolling lotus on blue, four-character mark,
6cm diameter, a cup with river scene and poetry, four-character
zhen pin mark, 4.8cm diameter, two miniature vases with Qianlong
marks, a miniature teapot with seal mark, an unmarked Canton bowl,
a Mandarin pattern saucer, a pair of floral cups and three miniature
ceramic horses.
largest bowl 12.5cm diameter (26).

£500 - 700

Provenance: From the collection formed by Sir Claud Severn, whilst
Colonial Secretary in Hong Kong, circa 1900-1910. Thence by
descent.