A Sino-Tibetan gilt-bronze figure of Makhala (The Protector Deity), cast typically with four arms and skull headress, modelled holding his attributes and standing on a representation of his consort Kali, heightened in red pigment and raised on a lotus base, height 54cm.

A pair of Chinese 'Buddhist emblem' blue and white bowls, Qianlong six-character (1736-95), the low footring,

Lot 515
Estimate £300-£500

A Chinese enamelled vase, late Qing (1644-1912)/Republic (1912-49) period, of baluster form, the green glazed

Lot 522
Estimate £300-£500

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) polished bronze censer, of bombe form raised on three taotie mask supp

Lot 537
Estimate £250-£300