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Wedgbury
Antiques Oriental Porcelain
Dealers And Collectors Of Antique Porcelain |
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A Chinese Imari Landscape
Bowl c.1730 |
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nice Chinese Imari palette bowl from the second quarter of
the 18th.Century. Decorated with a painted and stylised
landscape scene. The inside of the rim decorated with a
floral border. The interior base painted with flowers and
foliage issuing from rockwork.
Measures 23cm. (9 inches) diameter.
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Condition
There is a re-stuck chip to
the outside of the rim and a couple of hairline cracks. Still
rings well
when tapped.
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Item OR0005 |
£
95.00 |
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A Mandarin Pattern Bowl
c.1760-70. |
A very well decorated Chinese export porcelain bowl from the
third quarter of the 18th.Century. Painted with figures in a
garden landscape setting. The scenes contained within scroll
edged reserves of 'Y' diaper patterns. The inner rim
and the foot decorated with 'cash' patterns. Measures 26.2cm. (10.25
inches) diameter.. It has no marks.
The wooden stand is not included |
Condition
The bowl has two tight hairline cracks and a small re-stuck
chip to the inside of the rim which issues a short 1.5cm
hairline. The enamels and gilding are in very good condition.
The bowl still rings well when tapped and displays beautifully. |
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A Chinese Kangxi Period Charger.
c.1720
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A Chinese Kangxi period (1662-1722) blue and white dish
measuring 31.5cm. (12.45 inches) diameter. The rim
has twelve indents and is decorated at the edge with various
diaper patterns. There are twelve petal shaped panels filled
with various flowering plants radiating from a circular central
reserve painted with a ribbon tied basket of flowers. The
back of the rim painted with three floral sprigs. Marked
in the centre with a leaf symbol within a double circle.
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Condition
A very faint and tight 5.5cm. hairline at the rim. Typical
slight fritting to the rim.
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A
Chinese Export Spoon Tray.
c.1740-55. |
A charming Chinese porcelain Spoon tray. Extremely
finely painted in 'Mandarin' style with a scene of musicians,
children and attendants 'performing' for a seated dignitary,
maybe the Empress? Dates probably from the second
quarter of the 18th.Century. Measures 12.7cm by
8.7cm. No marks.
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Condition
Unfortunately
it has old damage. A stapled repair to the rim has now had the
staples removed and re-stuck with modern ceramic glue. No
overpainting.
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Item OR0008 |
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75.00
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