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796
A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE ‘BOYS’ BOWL
JIAQING 1796-1820
Brightly painted with a continuous scene of boys
playing in a garden rich with plantain, pine and
flowers, with areas of detail picked out in gilt,
the interior and base glazed turquoise, one side
mounted with a later metal handle, with a five
character mark reading xie zhu zhu ren zao to the
base, 22.4cm.
£800-1,200

797
A PAIR OF SMALL CHINESE DOUCAI TEA BOWLS
20 CENTURY
TH
The shallow bodies painted to the exterior with stylised lotus
medallions, each with a recessed base and a four character Xuande
mark in underglaze blue, 7cm. (2)
£500-1,000

798
A NEAR PAIR OF CHINESE GREEN-ENAMELLED
‘DRAGON’ BOWLS
19 CENTURY
TH
Each painted with two scaly dragons in pursuit
of flaming pearls, with stylised flames and
clouds around them, the base of each with an
iron-red six character Qianlong mark, 14.2cm
and 14cm. (2)
£400-600

799
SIX SMALL CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE WINE CUPS
AND A PAIR OF TEA BOWLS
KANGXI 1662-1722
Comprising: a pair of flared wine cups decorated with ladies, the
bases with marks reading Qi Yu Tang zhi, another similar cup also
with a Qi Yu Tang zhi mark, a cup painted with a lady and boy with
a four character Chenghua mark, a pair of hexagonal cups painted
with birds, flowers and landscapes, and a pair of tea bowls with
four character Chenghua marks, 8cm max. (8)
£1,000-2,000
Provenance: from a deceased estate, Dorset. The hexagonal cups
and three cups with qi yu tang zhi marks purchased from Artemesia,
Alresford between March and June 1989. Copies of the invoices are
available.

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