Property from the Collection of Jeremy Mason, Lots 531-591 A PAIR OF PAINTED ENAMEL 'BAJIXIANG' VASES, GU 18th century The globular mid-section supported on a stepped foot below a cylindrical neck with trumpet rim, the mid-section and foot each decorated with four of the eight Buddhist emblems in gilt, between floral spray and fruit, separated by a band of banana leaves, the neck with upward banana leaves below flowers, all against a lapis blue ground. 30cm (12in) high. (2). Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價 十八世紀 畫琺琅八吉祥紋花觚一對 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London Jeremy Mason is a noted bibliophile and dealer in Chinese and Japanese art who started his career at Christie's in the late 1960s, particularly known for his collection of Oscar Wilde books and ephemera, sold by Bonhams London in February 2026. His Chinese art collection was housed in his 18th century townhouse, Hoyle's House, London, some pieces for the last 50 years.