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Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:737
Sale Title:The Spring Auction SeriesLots with images:721
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:462
Date:11-Nov-2019
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A pair of Qingbai vases, possibly song dynasty each relief decorated with phoenix, the tapering neck with applied lug handles 15 cm high
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A Jun ware splashed blue glaze bowl of circular form with an unglazed foot, with a flambe splash and crackle glaze to the interior 6 cm high, 13 cm diameter
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A Jun ware splashed blue glaze bowl of circular form with an unglazed foot, the interior with a delicate crimson streak to one side 6.5 cm high, 13 cm diameter
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A Chinese blue and white dish decorated with a scene of figures on a bridge, square lozenge mark in underglaze blue to the base 19.5 cm diameter
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20th century a celadon glazed blue and white covered box, 20th century the interior decorated with erotic scenes, the metal bound exterior with applied dragon and phoenix mounts 6 cm high, 10 cm wide, 10 cm deep
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18th century and later a Chinese blue and white jar and two blue and white vases, Qing Dynasty, 18th century and later each decorated in under glazed blue with landscape scenes and flowers the tallest vase 20 cm high
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A Balinese jewel encrusted gold mounted kris, probably early 19th century with a court style hilt repousse decorated with the figure of Bataru Bayu, the god of wealth and well being, seated on a tumpal throne, the hilt decorated with semi precious cabochon cut stones 66 cm including the scabbard. Other Notes: Keris blades made of Pamor are considered very valuable and were part of the pustaka or heirlooms of the aristocracy to be passed from generation to generation. They are considered to have magic and…
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Yu Lian Chinese album leaf, possibly 19th century Translation verso: 'The April rain falls to the south of the river / after the rain the fragrance of, orchids hangs in the air, / the tender bamboo dances, the yellow bird flies off, / a butterfly sleeps on the sill of the small window, / the sun's rays touch the silken petal tips' / painted as a gift for Mr Bai Kekai, / with respect from Yu Lian, / Zhekiang Province, Youngning County 29.5 x 32 cm
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A celadon crackle glaze footed bowl, 19th century of shallow circular form, the fluted body raised on three squat feet 19 cm diameter
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A pair of Ding-style incised earthenware bowls of circular form with an unglazed rim, the interior decorated with floral scrolls 6 cm high, 18.5 cm diameter (each)
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A pale green twin fish bowl, possibly Sung/Yuan Dynasty of circular form with an unglazed rim, the base with two fish swimming in opposite directions 6 cm high, 17.5 cm diameter ¶
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Red porcelain stem cup an under glazed blue and red porcelain stem cup of circular form with flared rim and foot, the exterior decorated with fish swimming through lotus, the interior painted with two goldfish, the base with an apocryphal under glazed blue Qianlong mark 10 cm high, 12 cm diameter
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A collection of five Chinese and Annamese blue and white porcelain bowls and vessels, Ming Dynasty and later the largest bowl 16.5 cm diameter, the wine pot 14 cm high
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A Chinese glazed pottery figure of a female Courtier and a white glazed earthenware ox, Tang Dynasty figure of lady 13 cm high, the ox 10.5 cm high. Provenance: The collection of Dr John Kenny, Melbourne
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A Chinese export 'Pseudo tobacco leaf' porcelain tureen and cover with platter, circa 1775 of chamfered octagonal form with a tobacco leaf variant pattern in colorful enamels showing cut fruit against curling, leafy tendrils and blossoms the platter 33.5 cm
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An unusual coral glazed dragon plate, bearing signature for Wang Bingrong, late Qing Dynasty the heavily potted plate relief moulded with two dragons chasing a flaming pearl, impressed seal mark to base, raised on a well carved wooden stand 27 cm diameter
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Two Chinese enamelled 'Fu shou' bowls, Guangxu six-character iron-red mark, and probably of the period each painted around the body with five medallions with a stylised 'Shou' character, the medallions each outlined by a pair of green enamel bats, all between two decorative borders 15 cm diameter (each). Provenance: Bonhams, fine furniture, decorative Arts and Asian Art, Sydney, 25-27 November 2013, lot
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A marbled ground porcelain wall vase, by Liu Yu Cheng (1904 - 1969) of compressed circular form with three slender cylindrical necks, decorated to each side with a central panel of flowers, birds and insects, signed in image 15.5 cm high
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Vase a large gilded mazarin blue lobed vase of lobed baluster form with a flared rim painted with a scene of shi-shi playing with a ball, turquoise glazed interior and foot, the base inscribed in iron-red with an apocryphal six-character Qianlong seal mark 33 cm high
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A large Chinese export 'pseudo tobacco leaf' porcelain serving dish, circa 1775 of deeep chamfered octagonal form with a tobacco leaf variant pattern in colorful enamels showing cut fruit against curling, leafy tendrils and blossoms the platter 38 cm wide
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Two carved Chinese soapstone figures on carved bases, 19th century one depicting sanxing deities fu, lu and shou the other a figure of a man and child tallest 21 high 17 cm wide
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Japanese ivory okimono of Ashinga-jin, Meiji period a small Japanese carved ivory okimono and a wood netsuke, Meiji period and later carved as a figure of ashinga standing on a circular carved box decorated with dragons: The wood netsuke carved as a mouse, dated 1993 the figure 10 cm high
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Three small cloisonne salts and a lidded shaker decorated with dragons, blooming peonies to base of three salts the salts 2.5 cm high, 4 cm diameter
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