Lot 305 , A collection of mixed Chinese and Japanese porcelain and pottery including a Nanking Cargo blue and white tea bowl, a 19th century

A collection of mixed Chinese and Japanese porcelain and pottery including a Nanking Cargo blue and white tea bowl, a 19th century blue and white hexagonal dish, a Cantonese teacup and saucer, an Imari vase etc. tallest 30cm
Estimate £50-80

The smallest Imari piece used to be a teapot - is missing its handle and spout
Octagonal blue and white bowl has a chip to the rim and a hairline crack emanating from it. One of the Canton saucers has a small chip to the rim and a hairline crack, the other has a small chip to the rim. The famille verte export plate has a large crack from the rim, almost reaching the other side of the plate with glue residue in this area, the opposite side of the rim, there is also another hairline crack and another to the left of this one, which is emanating from a large chip and several smaller ones to the rim.
The two tallest famille vases have messy and obvious restoration to the rim/neck with pieces missing, its cover also has a restored section. The Nanking blue and white tea bowl has several minor nicks to the rim, the blue and white octagonal dish also has small chips to the rim, one larger chip has a hairline crack emanating from it, almost reaching the footrim


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Sold for £110