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                   FOUR CHINESE CLOISONNE PLATES             TWO PAIRS OF CHINESE CLOISONNE VASES
                   C.1900                                    19 /20  CENTURY
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                   Two of the plates a pair, both decorated with flowers   The larger pair of quatrelobed baluster form, decorated
                   tied with ribbons around their stems, another with a   with blue flowers set against a white ground of tight
                   confronting dragon in pursuit of a flaming pearl, the   swirls, each with a collection label reading ‘59’ to the base,
                   fourth plate decorated with chrysanthemum and peonies   the smaller vases with dragons in pursuit of flaming pearls
                   reserved on a hexagonal diaper ground, 27cm. (4)  beneath lotus sprays, pendant leaves and ruyi-heads, with
                                                             collection labels reading ‘301’, 33.3cm and 23.4cm. (4)
                   £150-250
                                                             £300-500
                   533                                       Provenance: from the Fryers Collection of Chinese Art,
                   A CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF A RED GUARD    collection nos.59 and 301.
                   20  CENTURY
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                   Depicted standing dressed in simple clothes, she bears a   539
                   sincere expression on her face as she clutches a book at   A COLLECTION OF TIBETAN ITEMS
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                   her chest, with her hair braided in a long plait, attached to   15  CENTURY AND LATER
                   a stand, 23.4cm, 975g overall.            Comprising: a brass stupa, a small purse, a leather forearm
                   £100-200                                  guard and a set of cutlery in a scabbard, 30cm, 1.7kg. (7)
                                                             PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED
                   534                                       WITHOUT RESERVE.
                   A CHINESE SILVER DISH
                   2  HALF 19  CENTURY                       £150-250
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                   The centre incised with blossoming flowers and buds   Cf. Prof Dr Walter Rauning, The Catalogue of a Tibetan
                   growing amidst scrolling leaves, the design surrounded by   Artifacts Exhibition, State Museum of Ethnology, Munich
                   further floral and foliate sprays, with a punch mark to the   1994, pp.182-183 for a similar set of cutlery; see also
                   base reading Fang Jiu Xia, 24.2cm, 334g.  D J LaRocca, Warriors of the Himalayas, Rediscovering the
                                                             Arms and Armor of Tibet, p.127, no.37 for a similar example
                   £500-800                                  of an arm guard.
                   535                                       540
                   A CHINESE SILVER CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER   A CHINESE DUAN STONE TABLE SCREEN AND A
                   2  HALF 19  CENTURY                       PAIR OF CANTON ENAMEL BOXES AND COVERS
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                   The cover and box decorated with scenes of figures   19  CENTURY
                   relaxing in gardens, all reserved on a matted ground, with   The screen carved in relief with flowers growing amidst
                   gilt to the interior, the base inscribed with the initials ‘MB’   rockwork, mounted on a wood stand, the boxes and
                   and with punch marks reading ‘Luenwo’ and Hui?Ji, 10cm,   covers of circular form, decorated with floral sprays against
                   260g. (2)                                 a pale yellow ground, the table screen 19.7cm x 12cm
                   £300-500                                  overall, the boxes 12.4cm dia. (6)
                                                             £150-250
                   536
                   A CHINESE CLOISONNE ‘FOUR SEASONS’ BOWL   Provenance: from an English private collection, Wiltshire.
                   QING DYNASTY
                   Decorated with sprays of lotus, peony, prunus and
                   chrysanthemum between bands of ruyi-heads and lappets,
                   all reserved on a turquoise geometric ground, 20.9cm.
                   £150-250
                   537
                   A CHINESE CLOISONNE ‘BUTTERFLY’ BOWL AND
                   A PAIR OF CLOISONNE JARDINIERES
                   19  CENTURY
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                   The bowl decorated with six butterflies in flight amidst
                   flowers against an indigo ground, with further blossoms
                   reserved on turquoise to the interior, the base with
                   a collection label reading ‘124’, each of the quatrefoil
                   jardinières with lotus sprays surrounded by archaistic
                   scrolls, with paper labels for number ‘55’ and inscriptions
                   reading ‘No.763’ and ‘No.764’ to the bases, the bowl
                   13.9cm, the jardinières 24.5cm. (3)
                   £300-500
                   Provenance: from the Fryers Collection of Chinese Art,
                   collection nos.55 and 124.




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