Two Door of Hope Mission-type Chinese dolls, the largest with squeaking sound when squeezed, early 20th century, H.25cm (largest)

£50 - £100

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A Takacs Pottery, Australia, study of a man playing a didgeridoo, together with a carved wooden tribal figure

£30 - £50

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Tribal African Art Dogon Carved Wooden Standing Female Figure, Mali, H.28.5cm

£60 - £80

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An African Tribal Art Mossi Carved Wooden Fertility Doll, Burkina Faso, H.37cm

£80 - £120

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A Dogon brass equestrian figure, and two other brass figures, H.16cm (largest)

£80 - £120

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Carved Wooden Borneo Dayak Medicine Container, Malaysia or Indonesia, circa 1910, H.20cm

£150 - £250

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After Alberto Giacometti, a reclining nude study, bronze, L.42cm

£100 - £150

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A large bronze study of Silvanus, Roman god of the forest, overpainted in black

£300 - £400

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£384

A pair of Victorian clay studies of children

£30 - £50

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A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese carving of an emperor enthroned, character marks to base, H.10cm Buyer Note: CITIES restrictions apply to this lot, buyers outside of the EU are requested not to bid on this lot as an export license is unlikely to be granted.

£50 - £80

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A yellow metal Thai seated Buddha, Thailand, H.6cm

£80 - £120

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A Chinese export late 19th century famille rose porcelain container, decorated with figural scene to lid, mark inside lid H.6.5cm D.9.5cm

£40 - £60

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A large Chinese Famille Verte hexagonal jardiniere, Kangxi period (1662-1722), each side decorated with The Flowers of the Four Seasons, Prunus, Peony, Lotus and Chrysanthemum, H.23cm W.39cm Note: A very similar example to this unusual type was sold at Christie’s London, sale 12975, 2nd November, 2016, lot 48.

£400 - £600

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£4,992

A Chinese late 19th/early 20th century red lacquer snuff bottle, H.6.5cm

£40 - £60

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£64

An early 19th Century Chinese export celadon bowl having dark green patterned relief. Bearing Tek Sing Treasures label to base. Height 5.6cm Diameter 15cm NB: Tek Sing was a ship carrying goods across the South China Sea and sunk subsequently being referred to as “Titanic of the East”

£40 - £60

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An early 19th Century Chinese export white plate having blue flora decoration, bearing character mark & Tek Sing Treasures label to base. H.3.5cm D.20.5cm NB: Tek Sing was a ship carrying goods across the South China Sea and sunk subsequently being referred to as “Titanic of the East”

£40 - £60

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A pair of Chinese 19th century plates depicting a red five claw dragon surrounded by blue and white foliate designs, six character marks within double blue circle to base, D.24cm

£80 - £120

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£90

Four Chinese 19th century blue and white dishes, D.15.5cm

£100 - £200

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£128

A Chinese 18th century blue and white bowl, lotus tree pattern, H.11.5cm D.31cm

£200 - £300

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£538

A Chinese 19th century soapstone stamp, the top in the form of a Chinese scholar, etched character marks to the sides, H.7.5cm

£100 - £200

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