A small Chinese blue and white pot painted with geese. 'Qianlong' mark but probably of a later period. It is 2 1/4 inches in height and 3 1/2 inches in width. It has several hairlines and longest one is more than one inch. Sell as it is.
An important Chinese Famille Jaune porcelain vase of gourd form and with floral decoration. Featured with a six-character 'Daoguang' mark and probably of the period. It is 11 inches in height and in very good condition without any chip, hairline, crack or repair.
A Chinese antique porcelain 'Kwan-yin' statue, unmarked but dated back to 18/19th century, 6 3/4 inches tall and in good condition without any chip, crack, hairline and restoration.
A nice Chinese export porcelain plate, decorated with figures in Famille Rose. Dated back to 18th century ('Qianlong period'. It measures 6 inches in diameter and in very good condition without any sort of damage or restoration.
A Chinese export lacquer game box, made in 19th century. It measures 19 1/2" by 9 1/2" by 3 1/2" (folded in half0. It has some chips and cracks as shown.
An antique Chinese blue and white moon flask decorated with dragons. It is unmarked but dated to late 19th century. It is 6 1/2 inches in height and in good condition without any chip, crack or restoration.
A pair of small Chinese porcelain bowls painted with bamboo and scripted with poems. Red stamp mark on the bottom, probably read as 'Dao Guang Nian Zhi'.Each is 2 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches across. Middle to late of 19th century, both in very good condition without any chip, crack or restoration.
A pair of small Chinese 'Famille Jaune' longevity pattern porcelain plates with six-character 'Guangxu' mark in red. Each is 5 5/8 inches wide and in good condition without any chip, hairline, crack or restoration.
pair of Chinese export armorial plates with cobalt rim and floral decorations. Ex Elinor Gordon collection. ca. 1790, 7 1/8 inches each, both in good condition except a couple of tiny nicks and repairs.
A pair of small Chinese export polychrome brush pots in the shape of bamboo, pierced and molded with gentlemen playing Chinese chess. 18th century, 4 1/8 inches in height. One has two tight hairlines from the rim about one inch long, the other is in perfect condition.
