Two Chinese famille noire and biscuit porcelain pieces

comprising: a figure of Li Tieguai, 19th century, standing on a raised pedestal, wearing a black robe with prunus, holding a double gourd in his left hand while resting his right foot on an iron crutch, and a vase, early 20th century, the trumpet neck pierced and applied with moulded figures of Magu and deer, above a tapering square-sectioned, double-walled body, each side of the outer wall with applied moulded scenes of stories, all enamelled in a famille verte palette on a black enamel ground, impressed six-character Kangxi mark to recessed foot, all enamelled in a famille verte palette on a black enamel ground, impressed six-character Kangxi mark to recessed foot, impressed six-character Kangxi mark to recessed foot, (2), 31.5 and 36cm high, For a similar figure, see National Gallery of Art, Maryland, US, Accession Number 1942.9.597. Condition Report, Condition Report, Figure - a small chip to hair band and base, restored around foot connecting to base. Bottom of staff lacking. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£150

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