Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of four plates, each featuring two female figures. Each marked with a similar six character Chenghua mark. Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

18th century, China Three of squarish form with figures, probably Kangxi period. Two with stylized lotus and one with a garlic neck and floral panels. None marked. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

18th century, China A big plate with brown trim. Not marked. Probably Kangxi/Yongzheng. Provenance: The property of an old family from The Hague.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Decorated with florals. Not marked. The Dutch silver lid and mount of later date (ca. 19th century).

Kangxi period, 18th century, China A lobed deep bowl decorated with floral panels. The base marked with a linghzi. Provenance: A Dutch noble family

18th century, China A set of six similar plates. Decorated in Wanli style with a grasshopper, rocks and flowers near a waterfront, surrounded by taotie masks and symbols. Not marked. Probably Kangxi period.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of four plates, each featuring two female figures. Each marked with a similar six character mark translated in Mandarin as Qi Yu Bao Ding Zhi Zhen ("Precious object of rare jade among treasured vessels"). Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Two teabowls and saucers. One featuring a pattern of crab and fish. The other showing flowers and birds in flight. Both marked to base in underglaze blue.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Each saucer with underglaze blue edging and marked with a conch shell mark. The back with a cafe-au-lait lustre glaze and the front decorated with scattered flowers and birds in flight.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of four plates, each featuring two female figures. Each marked with a similar six character Chenghua mark. Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of three plates, each featuring two female figures. Each marked with a similar six character Jiajing mark. Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of four plates, each featuring two female figures. Each marked with a similar six character Chenghua mark. Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

18th century, China Nine Chine de commande cups with twelve matching saucers decorated in grisaille with a Jesuite pattern. Not marked.

Qianlong period, 18th century, China A fine grisaille plate featuring a scene of a bathing beauty and two cupids. The border with scrolls, birds and florals embellished with iron red and gilding. Not marked.

Qianlong period, 18th century, China A pair of teapots decorated in grisaille with gilding and hints of iron red, featuring a bird on a branch. Not marked.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China A set of thin porcelain cups and saucers, each decorated with gilded grisaille and small accents of blue and pink enamel and iron red. The centres of the saucers and insides of the cups feature a roundel shaped crane holding a lingzhi. The borders and outsides of the cups showing cranes in flight and peaches. Not marked.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Each plate decorated with two flying phoenix birds. All plates marked with a six character Chenghua mark.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Decorated with equestrian warriors engaged in battle. The key fret border with cartouches of alternating florals and figures. Marked with a six character Kangxi mark within a double circle on the back, and of the period. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

18/19th century, China Various patterns and sizes. One in milk and blood, the others in blue and white. None marked. Provenance: The property of an old family from Wassenaar.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Three plates of similar design featuring two ladies in a garden, marked with a six character Kangxi mark. The other two plates with a scene of two ladies with two boys in a landscape, both marked with a six character Chenghua mark.

Kangxi period, early 18th century, China One Chinese imari lidded vase with birds and florals. A smaller vase with flowers in blue and white (lid missing) and a third vase showing a landscape and marked with an artemisia leaf (the other two vases unmarked).

Qianlong period, 18th century, China The cup and saucer standing on figural stems of flowering magnolia that are attached to the undersides. The saucer and cup themselves also formed as magnolia flowers and decorated in famille rose with more flowering magnolias. Not marked.

18th century, China Decorated with figures drinking tea in a garden overlooking a pond with flowering lotus. The back in a turquoise glaze and with modelled branches of lotus leaves and flowers tied by a small blue ribbon. Not marked.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Yongzheng marked and of the period. The front decorated with two figures in a pagoda looking outside to a phoenix and a fish. The back edges decorated with fish jumping out of the sea.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China The outside showing two figures (lovers) on a bench. On the inside along the top edge a band of gold and brown decoration. Not marked. An old label on the base for Collection Hoogvliet Brielle. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Finely potted cups and saucers featuring a lady and a boy on the inside of the cups and centres of the saucers. The outside of the cups, and borders of the saucers, showing thee vignettes in white filled with florals, birds and a grasshopper, against a solid pink enameled background. One extra cup. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China A pair of plates decorated with a pheasant perched on a rock amidst flowers. Not marked. Provenance: The property of an old family from The Hague.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Decorated with a black and green background with leaf shaped vignettes filled with scenes of deer. A cockerel on the inside of the cups and centres of saucers. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Each plate showing two figures on horseback wading through water, a third horse entering from the right. The border on the front with pine branches. The border on the back with bamboo branches. Not marked.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A curious little plate showing a variation on a well known scene of a Long Eliza with a boy. Here the painter gave the figures a long nose and the lady donkey ears. Together with a normal version of the same plate. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Four saucers with Long Eliza figures in the centre and one saucer with a floral centre. Two extra cups with slightly different patterns. Various marks. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China The centre of the saucers and inside of cups featuring a lady holding a flower basket. The border of the saucers and outside of cups show three flower filled white cartouches on a heavily gilded ground. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Heavily gilded. The centre of the saucers and inside of cups featuring a lady holding a flower basket. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China A very large wall plate featuring a bamboo branch and flowering chrysanthemum. The border with pomegranate, peach and gourd amongst others. The inner border on a pink ground with flowering lotus. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China Decorated with long panels featuring standing figures of ladies and florals. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Decorated with figures (lovers). Not marked.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China The centres decorated with a figure of Shao Lao (God of Longevity) seated on a deer. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Decorated on all six sides with precious and scholarly objects. Not marked.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China Each plate with a cockerel on a blue rock amidst florals. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

Qianlong period, 18th century, China A deep bowl decorated with cartouches featuring figures in famille rose against an enlarged diaper pattern in underglaze blue. The outside decorated with famille rose florals. Not marked.

Qianlong period, 18th century, China A bottle vase mounted on a Dutch silver foot. The porcelain decorated with cartouches featuring figures in famille rose against an enlarged diaper pattern in underglaze blue. Not marked.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China A set of three matching plates with florals in delicate pinks and flowering prunus on the back edge. Not marked.

19th century, China Both vases on wooden stands. Butterflies in the top border and a band stylized ruyi sceptres along the base. Not marked. Provenance: The property of an old family from The Hague.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China The saucers and cups of peony flower form, the outside of the cups and surface of the saucers with incised flower petal shapes in relief. The inside of the cups and centre and back of saucers decorated with flowering peonies. Not marked. Old label on the back of one saucer for Collection Hoogvliet Brielle. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.