A Chinese famille verte porcelain lidded tankard, Kangxi Emperor (1662-1722)
lot 11 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
painted with four panels of birds in blossoming shrubs, the lid with flowers and European gilt metal mounts and shell thumbpiece 17cm high
Sold for £900 More details 10
A Chinese famille rose tea and coffee service, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng Emperor (1722-1735)
lot 12 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
each piece decorated with lobed panels of diverse flowers and foliage in rich colours on a salmon pink, soft blue or green scale ground, comprising, ... read more
Sold for £3,200 More details 35
lot 13 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
each centrally painted with a detailed peony spray within borders of three floral sprigs and insects, and three further sprigs to the rim underside ... read more
Sold for £4,000 More details 11
A set of nine Chinese famille rose porcelain plates, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng Emperor (1722-1735)
lot 14 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
inspired by a scene from the Yuan Dynasty play The Romance of the Western Chamber (Xi Xiang Ji), each depicting a garden scene featuring the ... read more
Sold for £1,800 More details 19
A Chinese bronze dragon vase, early Ming Dynasty, 14th/15th century
lot 15 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
with bulbous body over horned dragon head handles, with taotie upper band and a running deer band to the swept base, on a later wood stand 26cm high
Sold for £480 More details 10
A Chinese blue monochrome bowl, mark of Xuande and possibly of the Period
lot 16 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
with finely trimmed foot and unglazed rim (perhaps to receive a copper rim), with deep violet blue glaze 6.8cm high
Sold for £4,000 More details 10
A Chinese bronze two handled vase, Ming Dynasty, with the mark of Xuande and perhaps of the period
lot 17 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
the surface with fine golden misted look, with a raised neck banding of eyelet and ribbed motifs, the base with worn seal mark, on a later wood stand ... read more
Sold for £550 More details 6
A Chinese bronze tripod censer, 17th/18th century
lot 18 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
in archaic style, with taotie headed loop side handles and S scroll feet, cast in low relief with a band of dissolved dragons, now with later ... read more
Sold for £500 More details 5
A Chinese blue and white porcelain dragon dish, Qing Dynasty, Guangxu Emperor (1875-1908)
lot 19 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
with central sky dragon amongst licking flames, the exterior with two further dragons chasing cosmic pearls 18.5cm diameter, 3.8cm high
Sold for £1,300 More details 12
A Chinese silver small tiger chop (seal), Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century
lot 20 (The Fine Sale, 16th Sep, 2026)
as a seated scowling tiger, twisting left, on a square integral base, in original carved horn fitted case the seal 2.3cm high the box 5.8cm long
Sold for £400 More details 18