A CHINESE PORCELAIN KANGXI DYNASTY (1662-1722) BLUE AND WHIT...

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£60 - £80

A CHINESE PORCELAIN KANGXI DYNASTY (1662-1722) BLUE AND WHITE OVIFORM JAR, A BALUSTER PRUNUS CRACKED ICE GROUND VASE, A 19TH CENTURY FLUTED BLUE AND WHITE VASE, A CELADON GROUND FAMILLE ROSE BOTTLE VASE. The first painted with vases of flowers, scrolls and flowering shrubs, within panels, the 19cm high, the prunus vase with double concentric ring to base, 22.5cm high, the fluted vase painted with vases of flowers within lappet-shaped cartouches, on fret pattern ground 31cm high, the famille rose celadon vase moulded with pairs of figures before vases of flowers and terracing, 23cm high, a small meiping vase in brown monochrome glaze, 13.5cm high and a carved wooden stand (6) af

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The Kangxi blue and white jar - extensively cracked and repaired, chipped and with loss at shoulder.
Prunus vase - lacking cover, drilled to base and with associated hairline crack.
Blue and white fluted vase - large rim chip to upper rim and with further chipping to rim, large flat chip to footrim and lower part of vase, adapted as a lamp, with fittings plastered to inner vase (but not drilled at base).
The famille rose and celadon ground vase with large chip to the underside of the rim, the vase extensively cracked and repaired.
Small meiping vase with rim chip and small footrim chip.
Stand with some wear.