A COLLECTION OF CHINESE, JAPANESE AND DUTCH DECORATED PORCLAIN 17th-19th century (11)

A COLLECTION OF CHINESE, JAPANESE AND DUTCH DECORATED PORCLAIN 17th-19th century Comprising: a pair of circular dishes, each painted with a bird perched on a leafy, blossoming peony branch; a tureen stand adorned to the centre with a landscape featuring a tiered pagoda, a pavilion, trees and flowers, the exterior with four peony branches, with a metal mounting; a jag and cover painted in the Imari manner with leafy, blossoming, and fruity pomegranate sprays; a famille verte jug and a cover, painted on one side with a panel of floral sprays issuing from rockworks, the panel on the other side depicting a lotus pond scene, flanked by a handled and spout; a Imari bowl decorated at the centre with a medallion enclosing a floral spray, the exterior adorned with sprays of leafy flowers beneath a band of floral-heads; a vase covered with a crackled green glaze; a Japanese dish of octagonal shape, to the centre with two quails surrounded by floral sprays; a Japanese dish of lobed body with a brown glazed rim, painted with two birds perched on a leafy floral sprig while the third one flying toward them. The largest: 39.5cm (15 1/2in) long. (11). Footnotes: 十七至十九世紀 中國、日本及荷蘭瓷器雜項 一組九件 Provenance: Ben Janssens Oriental Art, London Published, Illustrated and Exhibited: Ben Janssens Oriental Art, Made in China: Export Works of Art from China and the East, London, 1998, no 79, p.49. (the Dutch-decorated dishes) Lot to be sold without reserve. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing