Sales catalogue: Christies

Date:
29th May 1919
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/4/122
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Christies. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 36 37 A Chinese famille-rose deep dish, enamelled with a river scene and flowers—15 in. diam,; and four octagonal plates, with cranes and flowers—Kien-Lung A Parr or CHinEsE Ovat JARDINIERES, enamelled with flowers in famille-verte in sunk panels, and the ground pencilled with trelliswork and diapers in coral-colour and gold—151 in. wide—Kang-He ELEVEN CHINESE FAMILLE-ROSE DISHES, AND EraHtT PLATES, enamelled with geese, peonies and other flowers, and with pink and green trellis panels round the borders—Kven- Lung Four Chinese famille-verte dishes, and two plates, enamelled with cranes, deer and fir-trees emblematic of Longevity— Kang-He Three Chinese fluted vases, and a pair of beakers, enamelled with flowers in famille-rose on red diaper groundwork, with fluting in red, green and yellow round the base— 93 um. and 9 wn. high—Kren-Lung Four famille-verte octagonal dishes, and two plates, enamelled with fir-trees and flowers in stippled-green borders, with coral-coloured edges— Kang-He A pair of Nankin oviform vases and covers, painted with ladies on a terrace, fir-trees and rocks—24 in. high—on lacquer stands A pair of Chinese mazarin-blue vases and covers, of inverted- pear shape, pencilled with flowers and birds in gold— 224 on. high A pair of Imari dishes, painted with flowers and fan-ornament on dark blue ground, richly gilt—211 i. diam.; and a ditto bowl and cover, painted with trees and flowers— 15 in. diam. OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE. A Quzen ANNE Watnut-Woop Tatt-Boy Cust, of eleven drawers—3 ft. 4 om. wide A QugEN AnNE Watnut-Woop OaBinet, with folding doors in the upper part and four drawers below—3 /t. 10 a. wide Five CHIPPENDALE MaAnoGany CuHairs, with stuffed seats and backs, on cabriole legs ‘carved with foliage, and claw feet
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