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A Chinese porcelain blue and white bottle vase, with rounded body and tall cylindrical neck and gently flaring rim, painted over all in ‘One Hundred Antiques’ decoration, including books, table screen, tripod incense burner, sceptor, weiqi board and counters, ribbon tied music stone, ribbon-tied leaf and pearl, wrapped qin, jue, fan, brush and axe, rings, vase with lotus flower and leaves and vase with peacock feathers and coral branch, ribbon tied cornucopia and ribbon tied leaf with water dropper.
The base with a double ring in under glaze blue.

9 7/8 inches, 25.2 cm high.

Kangxi, 1662-1722.

A Chinese porcelain blue and white pear shaped slender bottle vase with tall cylindrical flared neck painted with flowering branches and bulge in the centre painted with bamboo, all within double lines, the body with a continuous fishing scene with two seated fishermen at a riverside, conversing over a meal of fish on a platter, a wine pot and cover with two cups, all beneath a willow tree emerging from rock work, continuing with a scene of a lady in a boat moored at the riverside, holding a baby, who looks at the stove.

6 5/8 inches, 16. 8 cm

Kangxi 1662-1722.

A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white reticulated square form teapots and covers, each with openwork panels of wave fretwork and honeycomb, between four sided handles and spouts, all on diaper grounds, with mallow flower heads, all supported on four bracket feet.

6 ¾ inches, 17.2cm handle to spout, 5 1/8 inches, 13 cm high.

Early Qianlong, circa 1740.