Interiors - 3-5 August - including Asian Ceramics and Works of Art & Jewellery

Qing dynasty, probably 19th century
Carved as a group of lingzhi fungus, 9 cm wide

Circular with moulded rim, covered in a bluish-green glaze, John Sparks paper label to base, 14.5cm diameter

20th century
Painted with three figures harvesting fruit from a tree on the side of a craggy outcrop, a river flowing below, signed and with red seal, 43cm by 23cm, hardwood frame

The porcelain Qianlong
The cover painted in famille-rose enamels with two figures in an interior, the underside of the cover painted with two figures seated on a rug, silver unmarked, 7cm diameter (2)

18th/19th century
Comprising: three blue and white plates, Qianlong, each painted with flowers in a fenced garden, 23cm diameter; an octagonal blue and white landscape plate, 22cm wide; a blue and white two-handled cup; a Canton famille-rose cylinder vase, moulded and painted with figure panels, 11cm high ( 6)

Qianlong
The first bowl painted with two figurative panels alternating with smaller panels including a European equestrian figure and a figure leading an ox, 30cm diameter; the famille-rose bowl painted with flowers, 32cm diameter (2)

Edo period, 18th century
Painted on the exterior with chrysanthemum and other flowers, the interior with spaced flower sprays beneath a border of karakusa, 18.5cm diameter

Kangxi
The body painted with a continuous scene of a crane perched in a pine tree , another in flight above two standing deer, the waisted neck with a similar design, 45.5cm high

Late 19th/20th century
The first painted with an iron-red dragon against a black ground, the second with an iron-red dragon chasing a flaming pearl amongst cloud scrolls, the first with blue four character mark, each approx. 9cm high (2)

Meiji period
Carved in low relief with an elephant and tiger, signed, 36.5cm length

20th century
The cover enamelled with a puce-scaled dragon amongst iron-red and blue cloud scrolls, flowers and foliage, the interior of each painted with an erotic scene, iron-red four character hallmark, 9.75cm diameter, fitted box (3)

20th century
Decorated to the exterior and interior with dragons amongst flowers beneath a ruyi head border, apochryphal Qianlong seal mark, 20cm diameter, wood stand (2)

Song/Yuan dynasty
One with carved lotus medallion to the centre, another with carved lotus petals to the exterior, the third with radiating ribbed bands to the interior, sizes 15 cm to 17 cm diameter (3)

Meiji period
Of ovoid form, each painted on one side with a panel of a warrior, one on horseback, amongst blazing fires, the reverse painted with figures at leisure in a landscape, against a `pebble' and brocade ground, signed, 39.5cm high (2)

Tang to Song/Yuan dynasty
Comprising: four pale celadon glazed stoneware vases, a russet glazed waterpot, and a stem dish with sancai glaze to the rim, tallest vase 7.5cm high, stem dish 12cm diameter (6)

20th century and probably Republic period
Of square section, each side painted in muted tones with figure panels beside lines of calligraphy and seal marks, iron-red seal mark to base, 12.5cm high

20th century
Decorated with scattered flowers against a black ground, gilt signature, 7.5cm high by 11.5cm wide

Of pear form with garlic mouth, painted with sprays of peach, pomegranate and persimmon issuing from lingzhi, above a band of lotus panels and breaking waves, the shoulder with bands of key pattern and ruyi-heads, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark, 29cm high, with fitted box (2)

18th/19th century
Painted in iron-red, brown and gilt with a bird perched in flowering branches, 11.75cm diameter, boxed (2)

Blue Daoguang seal mark, possibly of the period or later
Painted in bright enamels with densely packed flowers, 48cm high

Six character Xuande mark but later
Of compressed form with upright handles, the stand of flower form on three bracket feet, censer 17.5cm wide; and a pair of small bronze gu vases, 11cm high (4) 2218

Modern
Painted with boys holding flowers against a blue washed ground, 18cm high; 20.25cm diameter (2)

20th century
Opaque pigments on paper laid on to board, painted with Krishna and Radha in a landscape with the gopis, attendants and peafowl, buildings in the distance, image 175cm by 122cm, framed

Ningxia province, late 19th/early 20th century
The blue wool rectangular section with two long-tailed birds observing a moon behind clouds in a garden, mounted on a wooden frame stretcher, 142cm by 192cm
Provenance: Colonel Jebbins, London