£70
A Chinese porcelain Canton bitong, 19th century, of cylindrical sleeve form and decorated in the famille rose palette with figures and attendants in a garden, 12.5cm high, along with a Chinese porcelain Rouge-de-Fer stand, Kangxi (1662-1722), of circular form with tapered column extending to a central well, decorated with iron-red and gilt with lozenge shaped reserves of dogs of Fo, against a geometrically decorated ground, 8cm high, a Chinese porcelain teapot, 19th century, decorated in the famille rose palette with flora and fauna, lacking handle, 13cm high, a carved soapstone figure of a sage, 16.5cm high, and a carved wood figure, 17cm high (5) (at fault)
Bitong - Vertical hairline crack can be seen to the interior. Otherwise, appears free from further cracks and restoration. Small burst frits to the gilt rim.
Rouge-de-fer- A stained spreading star crack can be seen to the neck of the piece. This is visible more so from the interior but also to the exterior. Pitted to the interior and underside, including a burst frit to the underside. Glazing flaws can be seen and general surface wear with light scratching. No restoration present.
Hardwood figure - split and with areas of repair and small losses.
Soapstone figure - chipping and losses.
Kettle - No obvious restoration however a minor hairline crack can be seen towards the base of the spout.
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