A selection of Chinese porcelain, 18th century and later, to...

Hammer

£40

A selection of Chinese porcelain, 18th century and later, to include a Kangxi Imari charger, of octagonal form, 33.5cm wide, a Qianlong famille rose charger, decorated with two deer (Lu), 30.5cm diameter, a further famille rose charger, 36cm diameter, a Kraak type saucer dish, 13cm wide, two imari lids, and two imari pedestal dishes (8) (at fault)

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Kangxi Imari Charger- Chip to rim with descending hairline crack. Minor pitting and fritting to underside, with further stained nicks and chips to the rim. Chipping along the foot rim also present. A large crack to the edge with a rivet repair in two places measuring 11cm. Minor surface scratching and stained crazing to the centre commensurate with age.

Qianlong Famille Rose Charger (decorated with two deer)- Obvious signs of restoration to the rim and cavetto measuring approximately 20cm, as well as to the centre and base. Minor pitting and fritting in the centre. Minor chipping along the rim of the base. One hairline crack along the base measuring approximately 10cm. Surface wear to decoration can be seen, however colours remain vibrant.


Famille Rose Charger- Separated in two halves with one half bearing a significant hairline crack, restored with two rivet repairs containing an obvious chip to the rim of the base. Minor pitting and fritting. Professional restoration required.

Kraak-Type Saucer Dish- Glaze grazes throughout the rim present with minor nicks and chips. Signs of pitting, surface scratches and wear.

Two Imari Pedestal Dishes- The larger features a significant chip to the rim approximately 3cm, producing two hairline cracks. With further smaller chips and descending hairlines. Signs of pitting and fritting to the centre and base.

The smaller features several chips to the rim with signs of pitting and fritting in the centre.

Two Imari Lids- The larger features a small hairline crack descending from the rim with further hairlines in the centre. Slight chipping around the rim. Minor pitting and fritting to the centre. Converted from a saucer and later painted.

The smaller Imari lid contains a chip to it's rim. Cover is drilled with signs of pitting and fritting at the base. Hairline cracks present.