Two Chinese carved pendants, Qing Dynasty (1664-1911), to include a lapiz lazuli example, of boulder form, carved in low relief with lizard and bird design, 7cm x 4cm, together with an agate example, carved as a gourd entwined by tendrils, 7cm x 4.5cm, each later fitted with silver brooch fittings. (2)

A Chinese 'Peachbloom' glaze vase, of mallet form, rising to a tapered shaft neck, fading to white at the rim,

Lot 158
Sold for £210 hammer

Estimate £100-£150

An early 20th Century Japanese shakudo style cigarette case decorated with a phoenix to one side and a landsca

Lot 170
Sold for £650 hammer

Estimate £100-£150

A Chinese blue and white Kangxi style rouleau vase, the body painted with scenes of immortals and attendants i

Lot 177
Sold for £150 hammer

Estimate £100-£150