CHINESE CERAMICS & TRADITIONAL PAINTINGS

Mid 19th Century, possibly Tongzhi period, Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, finely painted with continuous figural scenes and decorative scrolls

Old Chinese blue and white porcelain charger; featuring peonies; the rim decorated in gilt gold; supported on short foot rim; H: 6.5 cm, D: 39 cm, 281

Chinese blue and white porcelain charger; featuring a pair of antithetical phoenix within thin double circles; six-character Ming Xuande Mark on base;

Chinese Ming-style blue and white porcelain jar with cover; featuring auspicious fishes swimming amidst reeds; six-character Qianlong Mark on base; H:

Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, late Qing period, finely painted with phoenix and peonies; H: 28 cm, D: 20 cm, 5536 grams (missin

Chinese Qing Period blue and white porcelain jar with lid; featuring continuous stylized lotus spray on branches; pendant trefoil shaped lingzhi heads

Well Potted, Chinese blue and white jar,meticulously painted the typical colour of Huiqing with Junancao pattern painted on neck. Body richly decorat

Chinese blue and white porcelain stem cup, featuring continuous scenes of five-claw dragons amidst clouds, with double circle marks on rims and foot,

Chinese blue and white porcelain hexagonal vase; each rectangular panel featuring mountain landscape scene; the shoulders decorated with cresting wave

Republic Period Vase, Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, of baluster form with wide mouth, painted pair of peacocks on flower branch, marked Repub