A Chinese celadon Longquan style baluster vase, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), raised from an unglazed footrim extending to an everted rim, the body incised with zoomorphic creatures below stiff lappet borders, the cast relief elephant handles flanking the neck, with all over greenish/grey ground, height 21cm. <p> Provenance - Part of private London collection, accumulated over the last 50 years and thence by descent.

A collection of early 20th Century Japanese prints in to include, Geisha, monkey, deer, crustaceans, birds, la

Lot 178
Sold for £130 hammer

Estimate £150-£200

A pair of Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) bronze 'Carp' koro, the open mouthed fish cast and modelled restin

Lot 193
Sold for £340 hammer

Estimate £150-£200

A Japanese bronze figure of a lion, Meiji Period (1868-1912), modelled snarling in striding position, mounted

Lot 194
Sold for £190 hammer

Estimate £150-£200