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Stock CRR702-9
Note: Only the small lidded bowls are left – 19th May 2011
Early 17th Century Chinese bowls from the Binh Thuan shipwreck.
Painted with a Buddhistic lion and a brocade ball within a double line circle with traces of overglaze leaf decoration.
1608
H: 9 cm
Diameter: 21 cm
Stock AA1609
An unusual pair of 19th Century Japanese Imari vases (A.F. x 1)
H: 25 cm
Stock CRR700-4
Early 17th Century Chinese bowls from the Binh Tuan shipwreck.
1608
Diameter 26.5 cm
Stock AA1341
A decorative late 19th Century Imari scalloped edge bowl
With a richcoloured interior with traces of the original gilt decoration. The exterior having floral painted decoration.
Japan
C.1900
H. 9 cm W. 25.5 cm
Stock CGW381501-1
Rare Meiji Textile Designs – Imperial Museum – Japan 1895
A finely illustrated series of Meigi Japanese textile designs for Kimonos, Fabrics, Screens and Wallpapers. They were produced by the Imperial Museum (now Tokyo National Museum) and shows intriuing compilations of traditional Japanese designs merging with European influence.
This was probably a one off publication by the museum, making them a unique example of East – West fusion.
Fine quality colour printing – Colour Stencil Prints.
C. 1895
65 cm x 53 cm
Stock AA1559
19th Century square Imari charger.
Diameter: 11″ – 28 cm
Stock AABM500
Pair of 19th Century Chinese birds on silk in the original frames.
A rare 19th Century Japanese Imari domed lidded vase of large proportions.
H: 65 cm
W: 34 cm
A decorative 19th Century Chinese export sewing table
Stock AA1536
A 19th Century Chinese export hand painted ‘famille rose’ pattern tureen and lid
H: 10 cm
W: 26 cm
Stock AA1696
19th Century style Chinese blue & white globular shaped lidded vase with a figure in procession on a dragon and other figures.
H: 24 cm
W: 24 cm
A decorative 19th Century Japanese Imari vase, converted to a lamp.
H: 36 cm
Early 17th Century Chinese bowls from the Binh Tuan shipwreck 1608
A 19th Century Chinese export framed painting of a bird on rice paper
A rare 18th Century English Chippendale walnut and parcel gilt looking glass
The detailed fret-carved top having a circular central panel of oak leaves and acorns, with leaves flowing to both sides, above a matching fret-carved base.
Housing the original deep bevelled mirror, flanked by carved gilt and a matching walnut moulds.
Note: Unusually large proportions.
C. 1780
H. 110cm W. 55cm
Decorative early 19th Century French gilt rectangular mantle/wall mirror. The rectangular section frame dividing the bowed floral decorative mouldings. The square top corners having applied floral roundells. The mirror overall retaining much of the original gilt. The plinth base having a clean line rectangular mould.
C.1820
H. 169cm W.112cm