A 19th/early 20th century Sévres gilt metal mounted bowl

lot 51 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

painted by E. Collot with a cottage interior with a family cooking on the fire, within a blue ground border, gilt with acanthus and reserved with ... read more

Sold for £380 More details 7  

A pair of Ming Dynasty attendants

lot 55 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

with removable heads, each standing on a hexagonal plinth, the male figure glazed in shades of green and holding a small chest, the female in green ... read more

Sold for £1,000 More details 10  

A Tang Dynasty style terracotta man servant

lot 56 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

with traces of polychrome decoration, 31cm high

Sold for £130 More details 10  

A Chinese Ming Dynasty pottery court attendant

lot 57 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

with a green glazed robe, 40.5cm high; a Tang type equestrian figure, 27cm high (2)

Sold for £300 More details 9  

A Tang Dynasty style pottery standing horse

lot 58 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

fully caparisoned with straw and green and cream glaze, on a rectangular tablet base, 41cm high Provenance: By family repute, the present lot was ... read more

Sold for £1,600 More details 6  

A Chinese brown phosphatic glazed pottery jar, Tang Dynasty style

lot 59 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

Lushan type, of tapered ribbed form with vertical spurs, 21.5cm high

Estimated at £400 - £600 More details 5  

A Chinese ash glazed pottery jar, perhaps Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD)

lot 60 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

or Warring States (475 BC-220 BC), of compressed cushion form, with flared rim, 31cm high (reduced in height)

Estimated at £300 - £500 More details 8  

A Chinese celadon garden seat, Ming Dynasty, 16th century

lot 61 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

of barrel form, the top carved with a peony, and four further peony roundels to the trellis incised body, 38cm high

Sold for £1,200 More details 10  

A Chinese Dehua-type tripod censer, Qing Dynasty

lot 62 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

with C-scroll strap handles and elephant head feet, with associated wood pierced cover and stand, 5.7cm high (3)

Estimated at £1,000 - £1,500 More details 11  

A Chinese Yixing melon shape teapot, cover, and internal strainer, late Qing Dynasty

lot 63 (The Fine Sale - To include Asian art, 29th Jul, 2020)

impressed mark, 12.5cm high; and another of barrel shape form, enamelled with a foo dog and Buddhists emblems, rings to the handle of the flat cover, ... read more

Estimated at £250 - £350 More details 17