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527. A Finely Carved Jade Censor, Chinese, Qing
Quite an interesting specimen of jade with specs of spinach green over a gray ground, finely carved into a censor of rounded squat form, resting on lion mask feet, the sides carved with elaborate lion masks with suspended rings. The two-tiered shape with removable lid is surmounted by a mythical lion and further decorated with three lion masks with small suspended rings. The censer rests on a carved wood base. Overall dimensions with the lid are approx. 5-1/2"T x 6"W.
1,000/2,000
Sold: $632.50
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528. A Fine Robin's-Egg-Glazed Pot, Chinese, ca. Quing Dynasty
The squat baluster form with bold shoulders rises to a short ring rim, covered overall in an evenly mottled turquoise and lavender-blue glaze, overall dimensions 4"T x 6-1/4"W. Originally purchased by a Shaker Heights collector at the IMPERIAL ORIENTAL ART, NYC. "The extraordinary effect of this [Robin's-Egg] glaze is achieved with the use of copper and arsenic to create an opaque stippled turquoise glaze. Rose Kerr in 'Chinese Ceramics, Porcelain of the Quing Dynasty," London, 1986, notes that while visual examination reveals there to be two distinctive types of robin's-egg glaze, one streaked with copper-red and the other stippled with blotches of turquoise and dark blue, further analysis is needed to clarify the chemistry of these glazes, p. 88" (Source: Christie's Hong Kong, The Imperial Sale, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, April 2004."
2,000/4,000
Sold: $2,530.00
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529. Blue and White Porcelain Brushpot, Bitong, Ching
A brushpot of cylindrical form, with slightly concave sides, decorated in bright blue with a mountain scape, pavilions, and figures in boats. Overall the brushpot measures approx. 6-1/4" x 7-1/4"W.
800/1,500
Sold: $4,973.75
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530. A Flambe-Glazed Vase, Fanghu, Chinese
The vase is of statuesque form with four panel sides, slightly tapered upward, front and back of the vase features peach form in low relief; rests on a straight foot, applied lug handles at the neck. Characteristic red glaze streaked with shades of dark lavender, and thinning to cream at the rim. Impressed Quianlung-Style six-character sealmark. Overall measures approx. 12"T x 8"W x 6"D.
1,000/1,500
Sold: $115.00
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531. Chinese Junyao-Style Porcelain Brushwasher
Shallow grayish-blue glazed brushwasher with short, slightly inverted sides, straight ring foot. Unmarked. The bottom with five broken-off firing supports. Overall the brushwasher measures approx. 1-1/2"T x 7-1/4"W.
400/800
Sold: $2,311.50
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532. A Peachbloom Porcelain Brushwash, Kang Xi Mark
A scholar's porcelain brushwash of compressed globular form with a small straight ring foot, with peachbloom glazed exterior with traces of dark brown and mottled moss green. It has a six character blue Kang Xi mark in horizontal script in the under glaze. The brushwash measures approx. 1-1/2"T x 4-3/4"W.
600/900
Sold: $575.00
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533. A Peachbloom Glazed Beehive Water Pot with Kang Xi Mark
A Chinese scholar's desk water pot of hemispherical domed form with a narrow flared mouth, on a wide flat base, incised with three medallions of scrolling archaistic dragons visible beneath the well-controlled glaze, ranging in color from blush-red to dusky pink to earthy green color. It bears a blue underglaze Kang Xi Mark in horizontal script. Overall the piece measures approx. 3-1/2"T x 5-1/4"D at the widest point.
800/1,200
Sold: $1,178.75
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534. Porcelain Peachbloom Bud Vase with a KangXi Mark
A Chinese scholar's desktop bud vase with a slender tapering body, narrow neck and a flared mouth. Fired in a well-controlled peachbloom glaze with predominately moss green hues, with splashes of burned pink. The bottom portion of the vase is unglazed. A blue underglaze KangXi mark is on the recessed base. Probably missing the stand. Overall measures approx. 6"T.
400/600
Sold: $701.50
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535. Carved Hardstone Bowl with Gilded Decorations, Chinese
A very finely carved hardstone bowl with a slightly flared rim and a straight ring foot. The bowl is heavily decorated with gilt scrollwork on the interior and gilt figures in landscape on the exterior. The bottom bears a Qianlong gilt mark. Overall the bowl measures approx. 2-1/2"T x 6-1/4"W.
600/900
Sold: $460.00
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536. Carved Jade Reticulated Bowl with Cover, Chinese
A carved jade covered bowl of an elongated form on a straight foot, with carved openwork floral handles and carved floral decorations. The bowl's cover is of two-tiered form with a reticulated design depicting dragons and foliage. Overall the piece measures approx. 2-1/2"T x 2-1/4"W x 4-1/2"L.
800/1,200
Sold: $891.25
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537. A Chinese Neolithic Pottery Vessel, Longshan Culture, ca. 2800 - 2000 BC.
A Chinese Neolithic pottery vessel, measuring approx. 6"H x 5" in diameter at the widest point. The bulbous form has two handles and a slightly ribbed meandering pattern on the sides. It is entirely black in color.
100/200
Sold: $230.00
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538. Longquan Food Storage Jar, ca. 16th Century
Celadon green glazed pottery food storage jar. Incised decoration on body with ribbing at base and collar. Two dragon handles, was resist controled glaze with applied felt pads. Approx. 12"T x 10"W.
900/1,200
Sold: $920.00
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539. Attrib: Shoqui Wan (Chinese, active 17th Century)
Lao Tsu in his carriage with attendants. Watercolor on textile, mounted down onto paperboard and framed. The image size is approx. 66" x 47" sight, and with the framing overall approx. 69" x 50".
1,000/2,000
Sold: $3,277.50
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540. Bronze Covered Jar with Liner, Possibly Tan Dynasty
Gilt bronze lidded bowl with stand. Hand chased overall with stipple background and scrolling flowers. Green patina in spots, gilt rubbed. Overall apprx 4-1/2"T. Stand approx. 1-1/4"T x 5" with scalloped edge. Footed bowl approx. 2-1/4"T x 4-1/8"D. Lid approx. 1-1/2"T x 3-7/8"D.
800/1,200
Sold: $460.00
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541. Two Carved Ivory Figurines of an Emperor and an Empress
Two carved ivory figurines, each with incised marks on the undersides, one of a seated Emperor and the other of the seated Empress. Each comes with a fitted carved wooden base. The finely carved figurines have incised embellishments on the surface with black pigment wiped in. The Emperor is 6-1/2"H and the Empress 6-3/8"H. Both are regal and happy.
150/300
Sold: $419.75
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