Strauss & co - 17 March 2014, Cape Town

117 319 A large Chinese copper red- glazed vase, Qing Dynasty, late 19th/early 20th century baluster with flared rim, the copper red glaze streaked with purple tones thinning to a pale mushroom colour to the lip, the footrimwith chips, 81,5cm high R18 000–24 000 320 A Samson armorial tankard, Paris, 19th century cylindrical, painted in the Chinese palette with an armorial enclosed by enamel flowerheads within foliate and spearhead borders, gilt highlights, 12cm high R1 500–2 000 * 321 A Mughal ivory-hilted gold- damascened dagger, 18th century the curved double-edged blade with gold-damascened palmette, the pommel in the shape of a ram’s head, ivory losses, 30cm long , and a green velvet-covered scabbard R18 000–24 000 319 320 321