Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Asian Art

Seventh/tenth century, Tang dynasty, China. Unglazed earthenware male figure wearing maroon-coloured robe, sitting atop white horse with pointed ears

Tenth/thirteenth century, Song dynasty, China. Undecorated pale olive-green glazed conical-shaped vessel tapering to small foot rim. Diameter 15.2

Fourteenth/seventeenth century, Ming dynasty, China. Male official in green-glazed robe standing on square base, with separate buff pottery head.

Nineteenth century, possibly Jiaqing (1796-1820), China. Three-coloured ovoid form with straight edges, square lid and knopped finial, with snake-like

Minguo, early 20th century, China. Pear-shaped with wide neck opening, having deep pink glaze with green speckling. Human face at top of each handle

Twentieth century, China. The white body carved overall with wave pattern, and having orange goldfish on top and base with two bands of bats and clou

Minguo period, China. The first, featuring a pair of Manchurian cranes under pine tree with inscription; the second, depicting an elderly gentleman w

Early 20th century, China. Rolling-pin shaped body with slightly flaring mouth and flat base. Having band of blue and white scrolling vegetal motif

Nineteenth century, Qing dynasty, China. In the form of a reclining lady with bound feet. Brown glazed floral decoration on her pants and abdomen (C

Nineteenth century, Qing dynasty, China. Hexagonal baluster vase densely decorated with mythical beasts (qilin), Buddhist symbols, flowers, and butte