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716<br />
A carved wood figure of Liu Hai<br />
Qing dynasty, 19th century<br />
his features well defined standing<br />
with left arm raised clasping an<br />
inscribed cash, gazing down to his<br />
three-legged toad climbing up his<br />
leg, wearing flowing robes and a<br />
wide-brimmed straw hat tied over his<br />
back, a bat to one side and the Three<br />
Abundancies tied to his belt<br />
44cm high<br />
$200–300<br />
717<br />
A carved mother of pearl shell<br />
20th century<br />
the interior carved in relief with the<br />
Eight Immortals supported on clouds<br />
above mountain peaks 22.1cm high,<br />
25.3cm wide<br />
$200–400<br />
718<br />
Chinese Calligraphy<br />
ink on paper<br />
bearing the signature Shi Li and one<br />
seal, framed<br />
79.5 x 35cm<br />
$200–300<br />
719<br />
A group of five Yixing teapots<br />
20th century<br />
including a dragon's head teapot with<br />
a dragon protruding from an aperture<br />
in the cover,<br />
impressed marks to the bases<br />
the largest 8.5cm high<br />
$100–200<br />
720<br />
A collection of six small<br />
Yixing teapots<br />
20th century<br />
the covers with frog, squirrel, ox and<br />
fish form knops, impressed marks<br />
to bases<br />
the largest 17cm<br />
$100–200<br />
721<br />
A group of nine yixing teapots<br />
each with gilt or coloured decoration,<br />
marks to the base<br />
the largest 19cm long<br />
$100–200<br />
722<br />
A collection of eight small<br />
yixing teapots<br />
of various colours, marks to the base<br />
the largest 13.5cm long<br />
$80–120<br />
723<br />
A collection of Yixing botanical<br />
teawares<br />
comprising six teapots, a jar and<br />
cover, a model of a lotus pot, a small<br />
lotus bowl, four covers and five small<br />
botanic models, marks to the base<br />
the largest teapot 16cm high<br />
$100–200<br />
724<br />
A bronze figure of a Chinese<br />
Han-style 'flying' horse<br />
in galloping stance supported<br />
on one hoof resting on a prone<br />
eagle, the head held high with<br />
mouth open and tail raised, the<br />
bronze with green patina<br />
27cm high<br />
$200–400<br />
725<br />
An ivory carving of a fisherman<br />
Meiji period<br />
standing with jovial expression,<br />
clasping a bamboo rod in one hand<br />
and a fish and basket in the other,<br />
wood stand<br />
23cm high<br />
CITES is a multilateral treaty to<br />
protect endangered plants and<br />
animals.<br />
$400–600 ♦<br />
726<br />
A soapstone 'persimmon' jar<br />
and cover<br />
carved from an olive green stone<br />
8cm wide<br />
$200–300<br />
727<br />
A bronze figure of a Chinese<br />
Tang-style horse<br />
standing on a rectangular base<br />
with one foreleg raised, the head<br />
lowered with mouth open and<br />
neck arched with long mane<br />
and docked tail, a saddle and<br />
saddle cloth with trappings over<br />
its back, the bronze with some<br />
green and cream patination<br />
wood stand<br />
23cm high<br />
$200–400<br />
728<br />
A brown-glazed Matarban<br />
stoneware storage jar<br />
the shoulders carved with a lotus<br />
scroll and set with four lug handles<br />
35cm high<br />
PROVENANCE<br />
Sotheby's, Hong Kong, 23 May 1981,<br />
lot 1065<br />
$250–300<br />
729<br />
Two Sotheby's New York hard<br />
back catalogues of Junkunc,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Arts of Ancient China<br />
comprising Junkunc, <strong>The</strong> Arts of<br />
Ancient China, 19 March 2019, and<br />
Part II, 10 September 2019<br />
$250–350<br />
730<br />
A collection of seventeen books<br />
on Chinese Snuff Bottles<br />
including <strong>The</strong> Collector's Book of<br />
Snuff Bottles, by Bob C. Stevens;<br />
Masterpieces of Chinese Snuff<br />
Bottles in the National Palace<br />
Museum; <strong>The</strong> Ko Family Collection of<br />
Chinese Snuff Bottles Parts I, II and<br />
III, sold at Christie's 1971-73; Snuff<br />
Bottles of China, by Hugh M. Moss;<br />
Chinese Snuff Bottles, by Lilla S.<br />
Perry; Snuff Bottle Terminology Part I,<br />
by Raymond Li<br />
$200–300