501: A Massive Gilt Bronze Buddha Seated on a Double Lotus Throne, Holding a Pagoda in the Left Hand, 20th C.

502: A Cabbage Realistically Carved from Giant Clamshell, Tridacna Gigas, with Ruffled, Lacy & Deeply Ridged Leaves,

503: A Large Famille Verte Baluster Shaped Jar, Enamelled with a Gathering of Daoist Immortals & Attendants, Qing Dynasty, 19th C.

504: A Gilt Bronze Alloy Bodhisattva Adorned with an Elaborate Crown & Jewellery, Standing on a Lotus Stand

505: A Large Underglaze Blue Fish Bowl, Painted with Dragons Flying in the Clouds, Ming Style,

506: A Large Bulbous Jar Painted in Underglaze Blue on a Yellow Ground, a Garland of Pendant Ruyi on the Shoulder,

507: A Baluster Shaped Vase, with a Flowering Prunus Branch on a Sapphire Blue Ground, the Base with Two Underglaze Blue Rings

508: An Opulent Gilt Bronze & Cloisonné Conjoined Vessel, a Qianlong Seal mark

509: A Fine Jade Carving of a Standing Figure, a Rust Skin over the Green Jade, modelled in the style of the Han Dynasty but Later

510: A Carved Jadeite & Nephrite Snow Peas, with an Amethyst Flower, Tied with Silk Thread on Natural Stem, early 20th C

511: An Ivory Figure of an Elegant Lady, Carved in the Round, her Hair in a Front Topknot Pinned with Roses, Qing Dynasty, 19th C.,

512: A Carved Mammoth Ivory Figure, Wrapped in his Robes While Sleeping, on Fitted Stand

513: A Pair of Figures, each Dressed in Court Robes, & Tall Standing Scholar Holding a Ruyi, all on Fitted Stands, Molded Composition [3]

514: A Slim Porcelain Vase, Engraved with a Lively Scaly Dragon Striding above a Border of Swirling Waves, a Qianlong Seal Mark

515: A Pear Shaped Enamelled Vase, A Heron with Incised Feathers, Guangxu Mark to the Base

516: A Petal-Shaped Wucai Jar, Enamelled with Fish Swimming in Waterweed & Lotus, Ming Mark to the Shoulder

517: A Large Celadon Glazed Bowl, the Barbed Rim above a Band of Incised Key Fret, in the Style of Longquan Kiln from Ming Dynasty,

518: A Celadon Glazed Vase, the Rounded Tapering Body with an Inverted Rim, Seal Mark of Qianlong,

519: Two Tall Tea Dust Glazed Vases, each with Traditional Chinese Shape & a Seal Mark to the Base,

520: A Gilt Splashed Bronze Alloy Censer, Raised on Four Corner Legs & Separate Base, with Impressed Seal Mark,