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Decorative Arts — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:441
Sale Title:Decorative ArtsLots with images:440
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:234
Date:23-Oct-2018
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Three French architectural carvings height 32.5 cm the tallest
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An early 19th century portrait miniature of a young lady watercolour on paper.
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An 18th century Dutch Delft charger diameter 34 cm
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An 18th century English Delft charger diameter 30.5 cm
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An 18th century English Delft charger diameter 35.5 cm
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A Claremont stone china blue and white two handled footbath height 21 x 47 x 31 cm
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A blanc-de-chine Guanyin china, early 19th century the seated figure of Guanyin with both hands resting on her bent right knee, covered in a creamy white glaze, mark to the back. Height 24.4 cm
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An 18th century blanc-de-chine dog of Foe Joss stick holder the left paw on the brocade ball which represent the world. Height 14 cm
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A Kangxi blanc-de-chine Buddha circa 1680, early Kangxi, shown seated dressed in a loose robe, finely detailed. Height 13 cm
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A pair of Japanese Imari plates circa 1720, mounted in gilt bronze stands from the late 19th century.
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A Chinese celadon fluted bowl with molded foliage panels. Height 4.5 cm, diameter 10 cm
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Indian aquamarine bead necklace composed of 37 graduated carved beads, attached to a gold thread, diameter 8 to 15 mm.
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A teaset in grey crackle glaze by Inoue Shunichi (1946-) in grey crackle glaze, comprising a teapot and six tea cups. Stamped to base. Height of teapot 16.5 cm incl. Handle
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A 19th century Japanese vase height 39.8 cm
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A set of four sake bowls Comprising: a sake bowl by Aoki Mokubei (1766-1833), height 2.5 cm, diameter 4.7 cm a sake bowl by Katsuno Hirokuni (1933-), height 3.3 cm, diameter 6 cm a sake bowl from Connie Drydon collection Melbourne, height approx 4 cm, diameter approx 7.5 cm a sake bowl with signature to base, height 2.4 cm, diameter 7 cm
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A rare Japanese Arita serving dish in the form of mount Fuji circa 1680-1720 decorated with pine in a landscape. A similar dish in the Shibata collection length 12 cm
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An early 19th century Nabeshima square dish Japan, Edo period decorated with a temple scene upon a lakeside shore, in blue and white. The design is one of those originally selected by the Shogun Leharu (1737-1786) in 1773, and continued to be tendered and reserved for presentation ot the Shogun during the Edo period. A similar dish present in the Shibata collection, Kyoto. 14.5 x 14.5 cm
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A Japanese fan shaped blue and white dish circa 1700-1740 length 15.5 cm Provenance: McPherson Antiques.
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A Sevres blue celest ground coffee cup and saucer circa 1772, decorated with birds within gilt reserves on a blue celeste ground. The mark on both cup and saucer has interlaced L's, a date letter 'T' for 1772 and an unidentified painter's mark 'Mn'.
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A Mid-18th century mustard pot by the Tournai factory Belgium handpainted with underglaze blue floral decoration, typical handle shape highlighted with a bit of blue. Height 9.5 cm
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A rare Meissen Documentary flared chocolate cup and saucer, dated 1739 the cup with a scrolling loop handle, finely painted in coloured enamel in Herold style with Chinese figures in garden and applied with stiff bold leaf bands picked out in gilt. The cup with blue crossed swords mark and pressnumber 6, the saucer with blue crossed swords mark 'Dresden' both dated 1739 and with gilder's numeral 26. The sucrier from this service now at Fenton house, Hampstead. Provenance: Mr and Mrs George Clarke…
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A faience Veuve Perrin coffee cup and saucer Marseille, circa 1765, with straight sides and loop handle, well painted with an oval gilt floral medallion containing a butterfly in flight, within a green and black line rim suspending gilt scrolls and coloured flower sprays, the rim with garlands of flowers. Vp mark for Veuve Perrin
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A pair of English porcelain plates Chelsea, red anchor, period 1752-55 decorated with insects and flowers. Provenance: Sotheby's Melbourne, 2004.
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A French hard paste figure of the Gardener's Companion circa 1775, Made at the Locre and Russinger factory in Rue De la Fontaine-au-Roi, in La Courtille. The mark of crossed arrows in blue was used at the factory from 1772. Laurent Russinger worked at the Hochst porelain factory as a modeller before moving to Paris. There is a similar model attributed to Russinger when he worked at Hochst, on which this model would be based. Height 17.5 cm
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A Meissen porcelain cup and saucer circa 1740, decorated with flowers and insects on a yellow ground. Marked with the blue crossed swords.
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A Mennecy three footed jug France, circa 1760, decorated with flowers from a Sevres shape.
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A Mennecy sugar bowl France, circa 1760, decorated with fruit, a flower knop and puce to rim of the bowl.
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A Chelsea red anchor flared cup and saucer circa 1750, the saucer with a trembleuse rim taken from French porcelain originals. Provenance: Aurea Carter, London.
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A Meissen porcelain cup circa 1740, decorated with finely painted flowers, marked with the blue crossed swords.
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A Kangxi blue and white bowl and saucer china, 18th century the moulded bowl and saucer decorated with panels of flowers and peonies.
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A Chinese blue and white teabowl and saucer depicting men with horses in a landscape. From Ca Mau wreck 1725. Provenance: ray Tregaskis, Sydney.
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A Chinese Kangxi blue and white teabowl and saucer depicting warriors on horseback.
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A pair of Liverpool sauce boats Penningtons circa 1780, crisply moulded with a profile bud pattern in blue.
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A Meissen mustard pot circa 1740, with a branch handle, decorated with European flowers, crossed swords mark. Height 9.5 cm
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A Caughley jug with flower and Moth Printing circa 1770, height 11.5 cm
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A Sevres sugar bowl with cover on a blue mosaic ground circa 1760, decorated with birds and flowers. Painter's mark for Jean-Louis Morin (1732-1787). Height 7 cm
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A Worcester teabowl circa 1775, decorated with three flower pattern, crescent mark.
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An English porcelain teabowl and saucer Chelsea, raised anchor, period 1749-1752 decorated with flaming tortoise pattern. Provenance: Bohams, London.
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A Worcester tea bowl and saucer circa 1775, printed with three flower pattern, crescent mark to base.
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An early Worcester mug with flared base circa 1754-56 painted with plantation pattern. Height 9 cm
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A Worcester sparrow beak jug circa 1775, in blue and white with three printed flower pattern.
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A Meissen Kakiemon saucer circa 1735-45 of octagonal shape, decorated with the two quail pattern, with brown line rims and crossed swords mark.
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A Meissen Kakiemon coffee cup circa 1735-45 decorated with a wheat and sheath octagonal pattern, crossed swords mark.
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An English porcelain teabowl and saucer Chelsea, red anchor, period 1750-52 in Kakiemon style, decorated with the 'Lady-and-pavillion' pattern.
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A Chantilly tea bowl and saucer circa 1770, painted in blue in the Chinese manner with rocks and foliage within, blue rim. Hunting horn marks. For similar models, see Dawson (British Museum), le Duc, Porcelaine tendre De Chantilly. Provenance: Christie's, Paris.
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A Chantilly spiralled pot a Jus with cover circa 1770, the wrythen moulded body painted underglaze blue with Chantilly Sprig, with blue hunting horn mark, also 'R'. Height 8 cm Provenance: Bernard Gomez, Paris.
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A Chantilly quatrafoil shaped tureen on stand with cover circa 1735-40 decorated in kakiemon style with flowers and insects, with moulded acanthus leaves to the cover and three flower finial. Red hunting horn mark. Height 11 cm incl. Stand Provenance: Christian Bealu, Paris
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A French soft paste Saint-Cloud cup and trembleuse saucer circa 1720-50 with blue lambrequin decoration.
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A hard paste porcelain La Courtille 'Pot a Fard' Paris, circa 1770, with blue sprig decoration. Height 7 cm
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A soft paste porcelain Mennecy 'Pot a Fard' France, circa 1765-70 with blue sprig decoration. Incised Dv mark for Duc De Villeroy. Height 7 cm
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A hard paste porcelain Paris La Courtille small 'Pot a Fard' circa 1770, with blue sprig decoration. Height 6.5 cm
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A Chantilly covered sugar bowl circa 1760, with two scroll handles, painted in overglaze blue with landscape in the Vincennes style, the knop modelled as a rose, with red hunting horn mark. Height 10 cm
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A rare Chantilly Pommard pot decorated with flowers after Meissen, circa 1755, with straight sides and domed top, decorated with rare holzschnittblumen (woodcut flowers) after Meissen, the lid as 'Morning glory' flowers and painted with a bee, strawberries and a flower sprig. Height 9.5 cm Provenance: Christian Bealu, Paris.
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A Mennecy white vase and cover circa 1750, with applied floral and ribbon decoration. Height 18 cm Provenance: Christophe Perles, Paris.
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A Saint-Cloud tobacco pot with silver mount circa 1725-30 of cylindrical form decorated with prunus sprigging, the tight fitting lid with silver mount with indistinct hallmark. Height 14 cm
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A Saint-Cloud white vase with associated cover circa 1725-30 with applied prunus. Height 14 cm
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A blanc-de-chine wine cup china, 18th century decorated with sprigged prunus. Height 4 cm
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A blanc-de-chine wine cup china, 18th century decorated with moulded flowers. Height 3.5 cm
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A Paris soft paste porcelain sugar bowl with cup and saucer circa 1730, decorated with blue flowers from Chicaneau factory in Paris.
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A Saint-Cloud white tea bowl and saucer with prunus sprigging
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A bow prunus sprigged cup and saucer circa 1755
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A Worcester blue scale teapot circa 1765-1775 height 14 cm
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An 18th century Chinese Imari tea bowl and saucer
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A Chinese teabowl and saucer circa 1720, with a simulated pottery glaze on the outer surface and white glaze to the inner surface. Bearing the Japanese Palace inventory mark: N=435 over 'WW' on both. Mark from Augustus the Strong.
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A Chantilly sugar bowl circa 1750, decorated with European flowers. Height 5 cm
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A brown & Westmead cup with saucer circa 1850, decorated with birds.
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A Chantilly lobed saucer decorated with two Chinese Boys circa 1735, from the Japanese kakiemon original.
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A Japanese Kakiemon dish 18th century decorated with flying phoenix design. Diameter 14.5 cm
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A rare Chantilly teapot circa 1735-40 decorated with flowers, foliage, insects and an exotic bird in the kakiemon style, inspired by Fraisse patterns supplied to the Chantilly factory. Height 13 cm
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A rare Mennecy milk jug circa 1755, decorated with Sevres style flower painting. With incised Dv mark standing for the Duc of Villeroy, patron of the factory in Mennecy. Height 8.5 cm
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A Doccia white and gilded teabowl and saucer circa 1750, with Chinoiserie pattern.
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A pair of Berlin plates circa 1880, with scroll moulded rim, the center decorated with a pink rose, the other one with an unusual pink and grey tulip, the rim with further small springs. Blue sceptre mark to base. Diameter 24 cm
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A French faience creamware covered custard cup circa 1790, with blue border.
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A Worcester tea pot and stand circa 1765, with ear-shaped handle, brightly decorated in oriental flowers, with flower and stalk finial.
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A Wedgwood creamware basket circa 1880, finely painted with flowers. Stamped 'Wedgwood 3KQ' to base. Height 14.5 cm, length 28 cm
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A large Saint-Cloud pot pourri circa 1720-30 the base shaped rocks, topped by a pot-pourri on the side of a small bird perched on a branch, flowers in relief on the perimeter. Height 23 cm
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A George III sterling silver tea caddy London, 1773 by Pierre Gillois. Rectangular baluster form, embossed foliate decoration, the pull off cover with pineapple finial engraved with an armorial, on four scroll feet. Height 13 cm
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A pair of sterling silver five light, four branch table candelabra Sheffield, 1904 by Walter Lathan & Sons. Classical design, corinthian column supports on a square base
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A Georgian sterling silver brandy warmer London, 1764 by Charles Chesterman II. Plain design with turned wooden handle. Height 7.5 cm
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A Victorian sterling silver chamber stick Sheffield, 1838 and 1849 by Thomas, James and Nathaniel Creswick. Height 10 cm
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A fine pair of George III sterling silver casters London, 1797 by George Burrows I. Plain classical design. Height 16 cm
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A Georgian sterling silver creamer London, 1830, makers marks rubbed. Classical design on four ball feet. Height 9.5 cm
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A George II sterling silver pap boat London, 1759 by Samuel Meriton. Plain design with pressed border. Length 12.5 cm.
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A George II sterling silver card tray Edinburgh, 1740 with an assay master's mark 'Ged'. Engraved, with applied Chippendale border on three cast hoof feet, with central engraved armorial. Diameter 13.5 cm
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Early Victorian sterling silver double struck fiddle thread and shell pattern setting for twelve London, 1837 to 1839 by Mary Chawner. Together with twelve large and twelve small modern silver handle table knives, London, 1979. Total number of pieces:84
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A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver goblets numbered 532B. Designed by Harald Nlelsin in 1928, impressed mark for Georg Jensen Georg, Jensen 532B, Dessin HN, sterling, Denmark. Height 14 cm
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A fine quality Georgian sterling silver oval basket London, 1780 by Robert Hennell. With floral engraving and pierced design, fine beaded edge, beaded and engraved swing handle. Length 36 x 27 cm
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A set of four sterling silver place card holders Chester, 1907 by Sampson Morden. Decorated with moon faces in original box, retailed by Finnigans Ltd, Manchester.
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A fine quality William IV sterling silver sauce boat after Paul De Lamerie London, 1837 by William Bateman. Of rococo design, fluted scroll border on a shaped oval foot with shell and rope-work decoration. Weight 924 gms height 18 cm
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A Victorian sterling silver creamer London, 1842 by Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard. Ornate floral and scroll design. Height 19 cm
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A French Empire sterling silver coffee pot Paris, 1809-1819, maker mark rubbed. Decorated with a horse head spout, wooden handle, on three paw feet. Height 26 cm
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A collection of five sterling silver pieces Including: a pair of Victorian fish servers, London, 1849 by John & Henry Lias a pair of table forks, London, 1849 by Chawner & Co a sterling silver cake slice
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A Victorian sterling silver three piece cruet set London, 1879, 1875 and 1859 by Richard Siebley II and Francis Boone Thomas, retailed by Thomas, 153 Bond Street. Decorated in relief with scenes of country life. Height 9 cm the tallest.
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A sterling silver caster London, 1904 by Mappin & Webb Ltd. Together with a cut glass and silver caster, Birmingham, circa 1900, height 18 cm the tallest.
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A collection of three silver pieces Comprising: a Georgian silver skimming spoon, London 1788 by Thomas Northcote. A pair of Victorian asparagus tongs, London 1879. A Georgian toddy ladle inlaid with a 1734 Shilling roses, plumes.
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A set of five sterling silver skewers consisting of: a double struck King's pattern, London, 1835 by William Eaton. An arrow design poultry skewer, London, 1759 by Richard Gosling. A plain poultry skewer, London, 1776 a pair of poultry skewers with shell design, crested, unmarked
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A Georgian sterling silver salver London, 1783 by John Schoffield, no. '13-7'. With engraved armorial, double beaded border on three feet. Diameter 20 cm
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A pair of Georgian sterling silver trencher salts London, 1816 and 1797
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An English porcelain teabowl and saucer Chelsea, red anchor period 1752-55 of octagonal form painted in kakiemon style with panels of 'Precious objects' alternating with white scrolls on a red ground.
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A rare early Japanese Hirado sake pot circa 1750-1,800 the octagonal form with very narrow neck and original lid, finely painted under glaze with mountain landscapes and pagodas. Provenance: Christie's London, Japanese Art & design, May 2012.
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