Fine Art Catalogue Sale - F80504

243: A Chinese hardwood oval tray circa 1900, the edge carved to simulate bamboo, 14½in. (37cm.) long.

244: A Japanese bronze stick stand vase Meiji period (1868-1912), dark brown patination, of cylindrical form,

245: A pair of large Chinese twin handled Yen Yen vases probably early 19th century,

246: A Chinese famille verte gu shaped vase probably 20th century, applied bridge handles to the neck and body, hand painted dragon,

247: A Japanese Satsuma earthenware lidded koro late 19th / early 20th century, of squat bulbous form on three splayed feet,

248: A Chinese famille rose figure of a warrior 20th century, in elaborate ceremonial dress,

249: A Japanese Komai compact 1910s-1920s, signed, decorated with an eagle perched on a branch over a stream,

250: A pair of small Japanese cloisonné vases early 20th century, of square baluster form,

251: A Japanese carved wooden macaque Meiji period, seated with his head inclined to the right, holding two peaches and foliage,

252: A Japanese carved ivory okimono 19th century, depicting three turtles climbing over a long, slender leaf, 9.8cm. long.

253: A Japanese carved ivory okimono 19th century, depicting a mythical bird-type creature, crouching on a hardwood base,

254: A Japanese carved ivory chess piece 19th century, in the form of a warrior, standing on an oval base, 4.25in. (11cm.) high.

255: Nakayama Sugakudo (Japanese, fl. 1850s-1860s) woodblock print on paper of a kingfisher perched on a tree stump,

256: A Japanese earthenware bowl of shallow cupped form, the cream, crackle glazed body with painted floral decoration to interior,

257: A Japanese Hirado porcelain model of a seated monkey Meiji period (1868-1912),

258: A Chinese porcelain model of a seated monkey holding a peach 20th century,

258A: An Oriental carved black soapstone figure of a monkey seated, with his hand and head resting on one knee, 3in. (7.5cm.) high.

259: A pair of Japanese Satsuma vases early 20th century, of ovoid form with flared rim,

260: A Chinese blue and white kendi probably 18th century, the globular body rising from a short straight foot to a long,

261: An Oriental bronze inkstand in the form of a slender Chinese dragon-boat standing on four clawed feet,