Wanli period, Ming dynasty, 17th century, China With taotie masks in the rim and floral panels within cartouches. Flowering lotus in the centre. Not marked.

Wanli period, ca. 1620, China In typical Wanli style, the centre decorated with valuables and scholarly objects. The border with oval cartouches with similar motifs. Not marked.

17th century, China Including a Wanli period kraak porcelain bowl, an octagonal transtional period bowl and a round bowl decorated with animals. Not marked.

Ca. 1740, China Small bowls with roundels containing small landscape scenes against a pierced band. Not marked. One with label for Hatcher collection.

Ca. 1643-1646, China A pair of Phoenix roundel bowls, from the Hatcher cargo, salvaged from a shipwreck that sunk around 1645 for the coast of Indonesia. With a six character Jiajing mark.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Marked with an apocryphal six character Chengua mark but made during the kangxi period.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Decorated around with scholarly objects between two bands of banana leaf cartouches filled with florals. Not marked.

Mostly Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Including a set of diminutive cups and saucers, a small ovoid vase, four hexagonal saucers and several cups with figures. Various markings.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China The bowl with molded lotus petal panels in slight relief, decorated with scenes of playing boys and Long Eliza figures, over a row of aster flowers. The inside with a single seated Long Eliza figure. Marked with a six character 'Qi Yu bao ding zhi zhen' (Precious object of rare jade among treasured vessels).

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Both plates with a scene of a horse and male figures. With a six character Chenghua mark but of Kangxi period.

kangxi period, ca. 1700, China The small bowl with two female figures in a garden on the outside and the inside with a band of Buddhist symbols along the top rim and a landscape scene in the centre. Marked with a six character Chenghua mark but of Kangxi period. A plate with three Long Eliza figures and prunus filled cartouches in the border. Chenghua marked but Kangxi. And a second plate with flowering peony and a bird. Marked with a Kangxi censer mark.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Two blue and white decorated, one with Longe Eliza figures, the other with floral cartouches. A third with a 'milk and blood' floral pattern. All with Dutch silver mounts added in the 19th century and not marked.

Kangxi period, early 18th century, China A Chinese imari plate featuring a lady on a swing, with a subtle incise-carved (anhua) border design. Together with a milk and blood plate showing a boat with two ladies arriving at a jetty. Not marked

Yongzheng/Early Qianlong period, 18th century, China One plate with a courting couple in a garden and two plates with flower vases. Not marked.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Decorated on the outside with two ladies and a boy in a garden. The inside features a tiger and a bird. Marked with a six character Kangxi mark and of the period.

Kangxi/Yongzheng period, 18th century, China Floral decoration. With 19th century Dutch silver mounts. Not marked.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Three pear shaped vases each with similar floral patterns. Not marked.

kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Decorated around with four cartouches containing florals. The arch handle and spout with clouds, the lid with four stylized lingzhi. Not marked.

kangxi period, ca. 1700, China Eight cups and nine saucers, floral decoration with relief molded fluting. Each marked with lingzhi mark.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China The set consisting of three lidded vases and two open vases, with a slight molded swirl relief. Decorated with floral sprigs and foliage. Marked with artemisia leaf. The middle lidded vase is slightly larger than the other two.

18th century, China Showing two birds perched on a rock amidst flowering prunus. Not marked, possibly Yongzheng or early Qianlong.

Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China The swirling cartouches in relief, decorated with florals. The inside also showing a similar row of flower filled cartouches along the top rim and in the base a large prunus. Marked on the base with a Jade mark within a double circle.

Yongzheng and Qianlong period, 18th century, China A celadon bowl on a small raised foot with brown glazed base and a larger cream coloured dish marked on the back with seven brown glaze dots.

Yongzheng period (1722-1735), China A lobed shape with an enamelled and gilded pattern of butterflies. Not marked

kangxi period, ca. 1700, China A set of florally decorated cups and saucers. The centre of the saucers with a flowering prunus and peony with bird. The border and outside of the cups with a geometric pattern and small flower filled panels. Marked with a Kangxi lingzhi mark.

Yongzheng/Qianlong period, 18th century, China An exceptionally large charger. The centre showing a punishment scene, the border with fan-shaped cartouches containing figures. Not marked. Broken and repaired.

Probably Kangxi or Yongzheng period, 18th century, China A large plate with brown glaze trim, decrorated in blue and white with a large leaf and two vases with florals. Not marked.

Yongzheng period, ca. 1730, China One with a boy and a buffalo. The other cup with two European style figures with a bird cage. Not marked.

Yongzheng and early Qianlong, first half 18th century, China Including a pair of cockerel plates and one with two quails. The others mostly with floral designs. Not marked.

Yongzheng period, ca. 1730, China The teapot with molded lotus petal relief and standing on figural branches. The sides with a cockerel and flowering peonies in famille rose enamels.

Ca. 1730, Yongzheng period, China Three shallow coupe-shaped plates, made in China and decorated in the Netherlands with a Japanese Kakiemon style pattern. Unmarked.

18th century, China Four plates in the Cherry Pickers pattern (a European scene after a design by François Boucher). Together with two rose mandarin plates. Not marked.