Wang Jing, collage and ink, children playing, the children's bodies composed of applied postage stamps, 37cm x 18cm and 28.5cm x 22cm, framed; J. Dadley after Pu-Qua of Canton, two stipple engravings with hand colouring, 1806, published by W. Miller, London, 31.5cm x 24.5cm, framed; a small group of tinted early 20th century photographs of Chinese temples, including: The dragon pillars in the corridor of Dacheng Hall of Confucian Temple in Qufu, Shandong Province, The Winter Palace, a small temple in the park in Peking and others, some with pencil inscriptions verso, together with some later printed images; two engraved plates, circa 1740's, 'The Various habits of the Chinese Tartars' and another, approximate leaf sizes 21.5cm high x 33.5cm wide (22) 二十世纪早期各式中国庙宇照片等一组22件品相报告: Wang Jing unexamined out of frames but with some browning to paper through light exposure the stipple engraving with some marks to paper and one with tear middle right and the other with some foxing and unexamined out of framessome photographs with tears to edges see additional images for visual reference to condition the two 18th c engraved plates with extensive tears mainly to edges and some discolouration to paper