Chinese bronze-mounted blue-and-white porcelain centerpiece, Wong Lee, 21st c., in the Nouveau taste, a single epergne flute, and multi-tiered arrangement of bowls, crackled glaze decorated with parrots perched amid flowering branches, on scrolled bronze arms, centering winged classical figure and putto, domed base on bronze supports, maker's mark underfoot, approx 22.5"h, 20"w, 11"d, 9.5lbs

10/26/2026: In my opinion regarding LOT: 1025- please refer to online images for best and complete views available with zoom, the centerpiece is sturdy and stable, the porcelain elements appear free of apparent major chips, cracks or restorations, surfaces exhibit overall fine crazing and finish variation consistent with the intentionally antiqued appearance of the piece, with scattered firing and glaze imperfections and light surface wear, metal mounts and figural elements exhibit patination, rubs and minor surface wear, with what appears to be a slight bend to the tip of one angel's wing, overall the piece presents well

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