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           A HuANgHuAlI lOw TABle                             A PIeRced SIlVeR BASkeT
           Qing Dynasty                                       Impressed KW, possibly Kwan Wo
           The rectangular top with inset ‘floating’ panel and faux bamboo edges   The entwined swing handle above eight radiating segments each
           and waist above an apron carved and pierced with fruiting vine and   pierced with botanical specimens including bamboo, iris and prunus.
           bamboo leaves, all raised on corner faux bamboo cabriole supports.   23.5cm diameter, weight 12ozt
           30.5cm high, 82cm wide, 47.5cm deep
                                                              £800 - 1,200
           £400 - 600
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           214                                                A SIlVeR-gIlT FIlIgRee ANd eNAMel dRAgON,
           A PAIR OF clOISONNé eNAMel BOwlS                   Early 20th century,
           19th century                                       Formed as a writhing dragon confronting a dragon-fish, the head and
           Each decorated to the interior with eight winged horses, the well with   fins of both animals decorated with coloured enamels, on carved and
           band of the eight trigrams around double fish motif, the exterior with a   lacquered wooden base formed as waves, the underside of one claw
           crane and deer among the Three Friends of Winter (pine, prunus and   applied with a plaque inscribed “silver 925”.
           bamboo), the base within the footrim with pseudo Ming mark.   25.5cm high, 28.5cm wide
           23.5cm diameter (2).
                                                              £300 - 400
           £300 - 500
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           Provenance                                         A BuFFAlO HORN Jue-SHAPed VeSSel
           Sheppard’s Irish Auction House, 26 September 2017, lot 801,   18th/19th century
           catalogue note. ‘From the collection of Count Poul Oscar Moltke,   The key-pattern rim carved with two chilong dragon appearing over
           Danish minister to the United States in 1908’.     the edge and a third below, a band of taotie mask design in relief
                                                              around the centre, on three splayed supports with further engraved
           215                                                designs.
           A HuAlI INceNSe BuRNeR STANd                       8cm high
           Qing Dynasty
           The moulded square top with inset panel above shaped apron carved   £500 - 800
           with relief archaistic scrolls, raised on slender corner supports with
           moulded edges, joined by hump-back stretchers and with incurving   219  Y
           feet.                                              A PAIR OF cARVed HARdwOOd VASe STANdS
                                                              20th century
           91cm high, 30.5cm wide, 30.5cm deep                Each with circular tops above a carved and pierced apron of archaistic
                                                              dragons raised on five dragon supports joined by a low undulating
           £300 - 400                                         stretcher and raised on bracket feet, 23cm high, together with a single
                                                              low vase stand, 19cm diameter and a pair of miniature examples.
                                                              8cm diameter

                                                              £200 - 300

           For details of the charges payable in addition to the final Hammer Price of each Lot
           please refer to paragraphs 7 & 8 of the Notice to Bidders at the back of the catalogue.  ASIAN ART  |  51
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