Guest and Gray have been dealing in early ceramics for over forty years. Nearly all the pieces in their collection date from before 1800.
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Chinese pewter three-tier box, late 18th/early 19th century, the base with a detachable pierced grille, the exterior engraved with floral decoration, the handles and feet moulded in the shape of...
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Chinese antique hardwood side table...
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Chinese Mother of pearl box, 19th century, engraved with flowers, with silver metal mounts....
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Chinese gold and silver-thread embroidered rank badge, 19th century, with a design of a peacock in flight with its wings outstretched and plumage trailing behind, amongst cloud-scrolls, above foaming...
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Chinese kingfisher feather brooch, Qing dynasty (1662-1916), with flower heads, lozenges and scrollwork. ...
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Tibetan silvered metal spoon....
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Chinese brass desk seal, 19th/20th century, modelled as a bald head bearing four different expressions....
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Chinese hardwood circular carved stand, late Qing dynasty, 19th century, with reticulated frieze in Greek key-pattern and foliate scroll detail, on five straight legs joined by a shaped stretcher....
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Pair of green Chinese Peking glass plates....
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Small finely cast bronze incense burner, late Ming style but probably 19th century, the compressed globular body rising from a spreading shallow foot to an everted rim, the sides with two opposing...
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Small hardstone snuff bottle of flattened form with hardstone top....
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Pair of extremely rare Chinese famille verte ewers, Kangxi (1662-1722), the hexagonal bodies supported on a spreading foot, with loop handles, each facet of the main bulbous sections with an...
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Rare Chinese canton enamel twin handled cup, Qianlong (1736-95), with twin stylized chilong handles, of square cross-section form and raised upon short bracket feet, each of the four sides decorated...
