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Auction date Wednesday 27 November 2024 13:00 - 17:30 GMT

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Head of Sale:

William Batt

Auction:

Wednesday 27th November at 1pm

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Monday 25th November 9.30am - 7pm

Tuesday 26th November 9.30am - 5pm

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Lot	Title	Estimate	Hammer price
500	A SOUTH EAST ASIAN BRONZE TEMPLE BELL 20th century, with a stylized animal ring loop, decorated with panels of mythical beasts, 27cm high x 15.5cm diameter	£50 - £100	£40	View
501	A CHINESE BRONZE VESSEL bearing an impressed mark to the base, of archaic form, with two pierced handles, 8cm high x 16cm wide	£100 - £200	£220	View
502	A TIBETAN BRONZE STUPA possibly 13th/14th century, of bell shaped form, the foliate finial above a castellated gallery, on a turned and tapered pedestal and double lotus moulded base, 20.5cm high	£500 - £1,000	£1,300	View
503	A CHINESE BRONZE MIRROR Tang dynasty, with shaped edge, decorated with bands cast with birds and insects, 10cm diameter Provenance: Acquired Stockspring Antiques, 1994. The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of…	£100 - £200	£130	View
504	A CHINESE BRONZE TOKEN with four character marks to both sides, 5.5cm diameter	£200 - £400	£200	View
505	A CHINESE METAL TEAPOT marked to the base, 20th century, of octagonal section, with decorative panels to each side; 16cm high; together with a similar caddy, 19.5cm high (2)	£30 - £50	£30	View
506	A CHINESE RED SILK ROBE late Qing dynasty, woven with phoenix in flight, insects and an abundance of flowers, with contrasting borders and sleeves, 105cm long Provenance: By family repute this robe was given to the the…	£300 - £500	£1,200	View
507	A CHINESE SILK 'DRAGON' ROBE late Qing dynasty, decorated with dragons in flight, bats and auspicious symbols, against a red ground permeated with clouds, 86cm long	£200 - £400	£220	View
508	A CHINESE LADIES BLUE SILK ROBE late Qing dynasty, decorated with butterflies and sprays of flowers and leafy tendrils, 130cm long	£200 - £400	£160	View
509	A CHINESE SILK ROBE Late Qing dynasty, the blue ground woven with auspicious symbols, the contrasting trim with figures in landscapes, 93cm long	£80 - £150	£850	View
510	A CHINESE SILK HANGING early 20th century, depicting the goddess Magu walking through countryside next to a deer, the image 237cm high x 47cm wide	£800 - £1,500	-	View
511	A CHINESE HANGING 'CHARACTER' SILK early 20th century, each of the characters woven from bats flowers and foliage, 225cm high x 42cm wide	£500 - £1,000	-	View
512	FIVE PAIRS OF CHINESE SILKS late 19th/early 20th century, variously depicting figures, flora and fauna, woven in vibrant tones, the largest 100cm long (10) Provenance: The collection of Elisabeth Severance Prentiss (1865-1944)…	£100 - £200	£320	View
513	A COLLECTION OF EIGHT CHINESE SILKS late 19th/early 20th century, including two pairs, variously decorated with dragons and phoenix, the longest 101cm (8) Provenance: The collection of Elisabeth Severance Prentiss (1865-1944) and…	£80 - £150	£160	View
514	A COLLECTION OF ELEVEN CHINESE SILKS late 19th/early 20th century, variously decorated with figures, flora and fauna, the longest 100cm (11) Provenance: The collection of Elisabeth Severance Prentiss (1865-1944) and thence by descent.	£80 - £150	£170	View
515	A CHINESE SILK TEXTILE FRAGMENT Qing dynasty, the rich blue silk woven with five dragon roundels over flying dragons chasing pearls, 68cm x 119cm Provenance: The estate of Stanley Wyatt-smith (1887-1958), who joined the British…	£100 - £200	£340	View
516	A CHINESE SILK FRAGMENT probably Ming dynasty on a later mount, depicting a mountainous landscape, 30cm high x 23cm wide	£200 - £400	-	View
517	A CHINESE SILK HANGING SCROLL signed and inscribed to the top, decorated throughout with women in a garden landscape, with boats to the foreground, 118cm high x 55cm wide	£50 - £100	-	View
518	A PAIR OF CHINESE PAINTINGS ON SILK one inscribed lower left, late 19th/early 20th century, each depicting narrative scenes of soldiers and mythical beings at war, 126.5cm high x 28cm wide (2) Provenance: Baroness Florence Van…	£300 - £500	£420	View
519	TWO CHINESE BADGES Qing dynasty, one depicting a phoenix, the other a five claw dragon, both mounted in a serving tray, 28.5cm wide x 25.5cm high overall	£80 - £150	£200	View
520	CHINESE SCHOOL, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY A set of seven pith paintings all depicting portraits of figures from everyday life, including monks and street vendors, 15cm high x 9.5cm wide (7)	£100 - £200	£110	View
521	FU ERSHI (1936-2017) An interior with figures ink and colour on paper, seal marks to both lower corners, 46cm high x 68cm wide	£300 - £500	-	View
522	ZHOU PEI CHUN (1880-190) A wedding and a funeral procession both signed lower left, ink and watercolour on silk, both 31cm x 66cm (2)	£100 - £200	£160	View
523	CHINESE SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A group of eight botanical studies watercolours on rice paper, approx. 15cm x 24cm (8)	£100 - £200	£50	View

Total lots: 385

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