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Sale BK20; Lot: 0122: GRAHAME, Kenneth - The Wind in the Willows illustrated by Ernest H Shepard - original green buckram backed paper covered boards with printed paper title-label on the spine, slightly rubbed, 4to, limited edition of 200 copies numbered and signed by the author and illustrator, Methuen, 1931.

GRAHAME, Kenneth - The Wind in the Willows (BK20/122)

Sold for £2,100

Sale FS39; Lot: 0613: A pair of Chinese carved abalone shells decorated with figures in a village landscape, raised on polished wood stands, overall height 32cm.

A Pair of Chinese Carved Abalone Shells (FS39/613)

Sold for £700

Sale FS39; Lot: 0765: A carved oak box settle, the rectangular back with ledge top rail and frieze panels inscribed 'Ye Restynce Place for Ye Wearie' and initials BB and date 1643, flanked by geometric scrolling acanthus, having triple panels with flowering and berried stems below, the plain hinged box seat with moulded arm supports and with lunette foliate frieze and triple lozenge geometric foliate panels below, 97cm (3ft 2in) long (part 18th & 19th Centuries).

A Carved Oak Box Settle (FS39/765)

Sold for £380

Sale FS52; Lot: 0802: A Chinese blue and white 'Buddhist Emblems' bowl the exterior finely painted with the archaic characters 'shan gao shui chang' [the hills are high, the rivers are long] within four reserves amongst the Eight Buddhist Emblems 'bajixiang' and lotus flowers and tendrils, the interior with a shou medallion and ruyi-head border, four-character mark within double circles 'The bingwu year of Qianlong' corresponding to 1786, 17cm.

A Chinese Blue and White 'Buddhist Emblems' Bowl (FS52/802)

Sold for £22,000

Sale FS29; Lot: 0535: A Chinese blue and white cylindrical brushpot painted with three figures and a deer in a continuous landscape with pine trees and rockwork, apocryphal six-character Chenghua mark, 12.5cm high and wood stand.

A Chinese Blue and White Cylindrical Brushpot (FS29/535)

Sold for £5,200

Sale FS39; Lot: 0611: A 19th century Cantonese carved export ivory card case and cover the whole decorated with figures in a pagoda landscape, 9.5cm high.

A 19th Century Cantonese Carved Export Ivory Card Case and Cover (FS39/611)

Sold for £400

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