Lot including : - Lot 282

Lot including : - Reunion of two openwork scroll vases decorated with birds and chrysanthemums. Tongzhi mark in iron red under the base. China, Qing dynasty. Late 19th century. Height: 29 cm. Diameter: 12.4 cm. (Cracks and accidents. One electrically mounted. Unperforated bases). - A bronze baluster vase with cloisonné decoration of archaizing Taotie masks. The body imitates a weave. China, early 20th century. Height: 28 cm. (Deformations and missing parts). - Pair of tripod vases in brown patina, the body decorated with phoenixes and dragons flying over the waves. The neck has two handles and glutton heads. Japan, late Meiji era (1868-1912). Height: 30 cm. - A copper-alloy planter on a base decorated with Greek friezes. The body is decorated with quadrangular reserves featuring dragons among clouds. Indochina, first half of the 20th century. Height: 13 cm. Length: 24.5 cm. Depth: 13.5 cm. - Part of a porcelain service with Famille Rose enameled decoration known as "Mille Fleurs", including a teapot, a coffee pot and a sugar bowl. Guangxu six-character mark in iron red on the cover. China, early 20th century. Height: 10 to 13 cm. - Blackened wooden tray, the bottom decorated with fabric embroidery and metallic threads under glass, featuring two phoenixes facing each other in a medallion. Indochina, circa 1930. Dimensions: 57.5x53.5 cm.