

A Sancai-Glazed Qing Dynasty Ceramic Pagoda, Jiaqing Period, c. 1796-1820
modelled in four sections, the tapering hexagonal tower rising above a pedestal with five registers, each with windows inset with an amber-glazed meditating Bodhisattva and tiled sloping eaves sculpted with amber glazed gargoyles in the form of dragon heads projecting at each corner, 128x40x41cm

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Sculpture Of Guanyin, c. 1368-1644
seated above a tree stump in rajalilasana dressed in a loose flowing robe gathered with the left hand resting on the bent knee in bhumisparsa mudra, the expressive visage of fine detail below an elaborate coiffure and a tiara at apex, 69x32x29cm (74x35x46cm Incl base).

A Sancai-Glazed Ming Dynasty Pottery Sculpture of a Courtier, c. 1368-1644
standing above an intricate four-footed green glazed plinth decorated with columns splashed with amber, dressed in long sumptuous green-glazed robes, the exposed toes of her shoes with upturned triangular scrolling tips, the separately modelled head of fine detail and expressive visage, her forehead with an inset red urna, her hair combed back below a green and amber glazed headdress, 126x30x30cm

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Sculpture of a Luohan, c. 1368-1644
seated in padmasana wearing a loose flowing robe folded across his chest, his hands raised together with a book resting on his palms, his visage with benign expression and steady gaze, 41x25x32cm

Two Glazed Ming Dynasty Pottery Sculptures, c. 1368-1645
standing above hexagonal plinths wearing long robes gathered and tied at the waist all in a blue glaze, the separately modelled heads of exceptional detail, 48x12; 47x13cm (2)

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Sculpture of Guanyin, c. 1368-1644
in monumental form seated in lalitasana, dressed in a loose fitting dhoti and flowing scarf, the bare chest and décolletage decorated with an elaborate multi-strand necklace, the expressive visage of fine detail with a recessed urna at forehead below a projecting coiffure at apex, 109x85x52cm

Two Glazed Ming Dynasty Pottery Sculptures, c. 1368-1644
in the form of two mounted merchants, with separately modelled heads both clutching bundles to their chests, the horses with green glazed trappings and black manes standing at rest above rectangular bases, 28x24x9cm (2)

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Sculpture of Guanyin, c. 1368-1644
This monumental sculpture of Guanyin is seated in lalitasana on a lotus platform supported above a white elephant with arching trunk, the left foot resting above a lotus flower, the right hand in dhyana mudra, 96x72x45cm

A Sancai Glazed Ming Dynasty Equestrian Form Roof Tile , c. 1368-1645
the mount wearing green glazed battle armour with his ferocious bearded face and hands highlighted in amber, seated astride a pale yellow glazed caparisoned horse in full gallop, its mane and harness splashed with green-glaze, 35x12x20cm

A Gilded and Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Head of Buddha, c. 1368-1645
of monumental proportions, the ovoid visage of well-defined features flanked by pendulous earlobes, the bow shaped lips with the hint of a smile, the open almond eyes inset with glass beads casting a steady gaze, a deeply recessed urna at forehead below a circular boss at the crown, remnant polychrome mineral earth pigments, 98x64cm

A Glazed Ming Dynasty Pottery Sculpture of a Dwelling, c. 1368-1644
with separately modelled roof, in a green glaze, with a yellow glazed apex, the inset windows and doorway below a gable decorated with three ornamental features in relief, flanked by two pillared stanchions, the rear with a brick façade, 49x42x18cm

Three Glazed Ming Dynasty Horoscopic Pottery Sculptures, c. 1368-1644
standing above hexagonal bases each holding an animal of the zodiac, in green and amber glaze, the three male separately modelled heads of exceptional detail wearing elaborate headdresses, 33x11x10cm (3)

A Chinese Gilt and Lacquered Beijing Altar Table Coffer, c. 1860-1880
of Northern Elm, or Yamu, the panelled two-plank top with everted scroll-ends above two drawers and a lower shelved cavity with two doors, flanked by tapering freezes of outdoor scenes above an openwork floral carved apron, brass fittings, 216x101x55cm

Two Wooden Qing Dynasty Architectural Elements, c. 19th Century
the truncated pillar support sections intricately sculpted in the form of mythical Shi lions, 100x35x30cm Incl. base (2)

A Large Cast Iron Ming Dynasty Sculpture of a Guardian, c. 15th-16th Century
seated above a rectangular bench, wearing a loose robe below an armoured tunic, the lower legs encased in armour with fists resting above the knees, the fierce expressive visage with furrowed brow and two wings projecting from the temples, 63x38x31cm

A Stone Qing Dynasty Sculpture of an Imperial Guardian Shi Lion, c. 1644-1911
seated on haunches above a circular section platform, the face with ferocious expression, bulging eyes and teeth bared, the wavy mane of curls cascading down the striated back, 38x18cm

A Green Glazed Han Dynasty Pottery Jar (Hu), c. 206 BC - 220 AD
the green-glazed jar raised above a circular foot decorated with linear bands and taotie masks with applied mock ring handles below an elegant waisted neck flaring to a sectioned rim, 36x28cm

A Chinese Spinach Jade Necklace and Earrings, c. 19th-20th Century
open work reticulated ovoid discs set in gold, the earrings with two later day jade additions, 46cm, jade discs 2.5-3.5cm, earrings 3cm

For Auction: Qing Dynasty Lavender Jade Figure
A beautiful translucent jade sculpture of an elegant Courtier dressed in flowing robe, holding a fan and with a sash and raised floral spray, 10cm.

Two Pairs of Embroidered Silk Lotus Shoes, c. 19th/20th Century
of orange and purple silk worked in silver-wrapped thread with foliate scroll, with shaped heels covered in painted silk and upturned toes, all below tall ankle cuffs decorated with brocaded ribbons, 11-20cm (4)

A Blue and White Qing Dynasty, Double Happiness Gu Vase, c. 19th Century
with underglaze blue scrolling vines, peonies, and stylised cuneiform design within borders, marking to base, 40x21cm

A Blue and White Qing Dynasty Vase and Cover, c. 19th Century
of baluster form decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling foliage, and cuneiform design interspersed with peonies, 35x24cm

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Sculpture Of A Luohan, c. 1368-1645
seated in padmasana wearing a loose flowing robe folded across his chest, his hands raised together with a book resting on his palms, his visage with benign expression and steady gaze, 46cm

A Painted Clay Ming Dynasty Head of Buddha, c. 1368-1644
of large proportions mounted above a three tiered wooden display base, the rounded visage, the smiling bow shaped lips below down cast eyes inset with glass beads, a deep recessed urna below a coiffure of tight curls with central circular boss, remnant polychrome mineral earth pigments, 39x34x36cm
























