asian arts: sale 1468

Asian Arts 09/14/13

Asian Arts 09/14/13

Exhibitions:Tuesday September 10

through Friday September 13

10am-4:30pm

Catalogue: $37 in the Gallery$42 domestic mail$47 international mail

Inside Front Cover: Lot 50 (detail)Inside Back Cover: Lot 674 (detail)

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Bidding:Bridgette Bonner267.414.1208fax: [email protected]

Printing by Brilliant Studio

Exton, Pennsylvania

Asian ArtsSale 1468

Saturday September 14 at 10am

Inquiries:Richard Cervantes267.414.1219

[email protected]

Tianhan Gao267.414.1218

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Andrew Zajack267.414.1209

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5 131194/211Chinese lacquered bronze Buddhaming dynastySeated with hands at waist withalms bowl, over double lotus throne,red and gilt lacquered surface.H: 9 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officerin Japan before 1950$800-1,200

1 131939/17Chinese gilt metal bodhisattvawithin frameAmitayas cast seated in dhyanasanaon lotus base framed by flamingmandorla, mounted against turqoiseground with gilt painted clouds.H: 15 1/2 inches$1,000-2,000

2 131061/36Chinese gilt bronze bodhisattva19th centuryThe seated Avalokitesvara on doublelotus throne wears a floating dhoti,wheel pendant earrings and crown.H: 5 3/4 inches$2,000-3,000

3 131747/3Sino-Tibetan bronze bodhisattvastatueThe bronze figure is adorned inornamental jewelry and surmountedwith a crown. He is shown seated indouble lotus on a stylized doublelotus base with one hand possessinga sword and the other hand inmudra.H: 6 1/2 inches$600-800

4 131194/191Chinese gilt bronze bodhisattvaming dynastySeated deity flanked by two castattendants, over lotus throne.H: 7 in.provenance:Collection or deaccession number tobase$800-1,200


7 11-1064/10Large Chinese gilt bronze Buddhalate qing dynastyRaised on plinth and lotus throne seated inmudra of supreme enlightment with mandorlabehind head.H: 45 inches$12,000-15,000


6 131615/30Sino-Tibetan parcel gilt copper figure of TaraThe figure seated in full lotus with arms crossedand each hand holding a double vajra, adorned inornamental jewlery with hardstone accents anddraped well incised monastic garments,surmounted by a vajra crown. Seated on a lotusbase and supported by a large rectangular plinth.H: 27 inches$70,000-75,000


11 131912/6Chinese sino-tibetan gilt bronze bodhisattva18th centuryFour arm manifestation of Avalokitesvara seated with legs crossed on adouble lotus base wearing a crown and urna, hands held together in mudra.H: 6 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphia collector and scholar of East AsianStudiesLoan to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, accession number 2-1957-3$6,000-8,000


8 131912/1Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze bodhisattva18th centurySeated in lalitasana on a double lotus base, hands in vitarka- andvaradamudras, chest flanked by flowers around shoulders, base sealed.H: 6 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphia collector and scholar of East AsianStudies$6,000-8,000

9 131912/2Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze banchan lama17th / 18th centurySeated in dhyanasana atop a rug and cushion base, his right hand in vitarkamudra and his left resting in his lap,wearing a broad mitre headdress flankedby flowers at his shoulders supporting attributes, with museum accessiontag to base.H: 4 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphia collector and scholar of East AsianStudiesLoaned to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, accession number 2-1957-6$6,000-8,000

10 131912/5Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze bodhisattva18th centurySeated in lalitasana on a double lotus base, hands in vitarka- andvaradamudras, bejewelled and flanked by flowers around shoulders,beautiful facial features and gentle expression, traces of polychrome to hair.H: 6 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphia collector and scholar of East AsianStudies$6,000-8,000


13 131194/168Large lacquered and gilded bronzefigure of a Buddhist Monkming dynastyHeavy casting, standing with handsat waist, over lotus throne, wellincised robe and modeled face,signs of old lacquer and gilding.H: 14 1/2 in.provenance:By repute, acquired in China byAmerican missionaries during the1930s$4,000-6,000

14 131748/4Chinese bronze luohan statueThe mottled figure adorned in wellincised monastic robes with theright hand casted in the vitarkamudra while the other is shown injnana mudra. The lohan is seated infull lotus atop a double lotus base.H: 4 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500


16 131506/4Korean bronze statuepossibly 15th centurySeated boddhisattva raised on highdraped plinth and lotus base.H: 9 inches$2,000-3,000

12 131194/147Unusual Korean gilt bronzeQuanyinchoson periodStanding with hands at waist, overrock-work and scrolling sea, laterwood stand.Bronze H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:Acquired in Korea in the 1970s$300-500

15 131061/43Chinese parcel gilt bronze dignitaryBearded figure seated on a benchraised upon a pedastol and holding atablet to chest, traces of gilt left onface and robe.H: 11 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

19 131912/8Chinese bronze model of Guanyinming dynastyModelled seated in royal ease, onehand holding a scroll and one handresting on knee, raised on doublelotus base.H: 6 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$2,000-4,000

18 131912/7Chinese bronze model of zhenwuming dynastySeated in full armour with handsresting at knees.H: 6 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$800-1,200

17 131800/9Chinese bronze figureming dynastyStanding shoulao with buldgingbelly and prominent forhead.H: 5 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000


21 131004/84Pair of Chinese gilt bronze beltbucklesqing dynastyEach of oblong shape withindividually-cast interlockingdragons among scrolling cloudssuspending a loose ring; with laterelements.L: 3 inches$1,000-1,500

22 131671/12DFive bronze water droppersqing dynastyIncluding a buffalo, a deer, a goat, agilt bronze carrot and a mythical foxform dropper.L of largest: 3 1/2 inches$500-800

23 131912/20Two Japanese iron tsuba and threemixed-metal sword fittingsedo periodComprising a tsuba cast and gildedto show a mantis and grasshopperand another with a horse at the footof a mountain; together with amatched gilded and shakudo fuchiand kashira, and an iron kozuka (5).L of largest: 3 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$800-1,200

23A 131912/20ARare Japanese oval iron tsubasigned kaneiye, 17th centuryThe perforated iron plate decoratedwith two rolled and one open scrollinscribed and accented with giltdetails.D: 3 in.provenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$500-700


24 131988/18Chinese gilt-splashed bronze vaseearly qing dynastyThe high-shouldered vase taperingsharply to indented footring andsplashed with uneven spots ofgilding.H: 4 1/2 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker ArtCenter, Minneapolis, MN. No. X.1955From a prominent Philadelphiacollection$1,500-2,000

25 131097/6A Chinese archaic ritual bronzewine vessel, jueThe ‘U’-shaped body is supportedon three blade-form legs and is castin low relief with archaic motifsbanded around its waist, a curvedhandle protrudes from one side.H: 7 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

26 131815/1Chinese parcel-gilt bronze boy onhorse censerqing dynastyCast in two sections, young boyholding a ruyi mounted on a qilin,partial gilt along the boy’s robes andshoes.H: 12 inches$800-1,200

27 131097/5Chinese bronze covered censorlate qing dynastyThe square censer raised on tallscrolling cloud form feet, decoratedto each side panel with children atplay, and cover surmounted by aboy carrying a lion dance prop.H: 15 inches$3,000-5,000

28 131112/22Chinese bronze head of a luohanCast bald with long ear lobes andeye brows that touch the chin, eyesdowncast in meditation.H of bust: 5 1/2 inches$400-600

20 131939/15Chinese gilt bronze Daoist figure17th centurySeated, wearing hat and loose belt.H: 13 1/2 inches$12,000-15,000


29 131194/188Gilt bronze Buddhistic Dorje andbell19th centuryTypical form, the bell with giltbronze handle and silvered metalbase.Dorje L: 7 in.$300-500


30 131194/184Chinese bronze beast-form weightlate ming dynastyRecumbent beast, well cast features.L: 2 1/2 in.$300-500

31 131988/13Chinese gilt-splashed bronze peach-form tripodcenserqing dynastyCast as a peach-form coupe, cold-worked withstem and leaf, richly splashed throughout withspecks of gold, elevated on two smaller peachesas feet; with hardwood cover and stand.H: 5 inches L: 10 1/2 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MN. No. to cover X.1972From a prominent Philadelphia collection$5,000-8,000

32 131664/15Chinese gilt-splashed bronze censerxuande mark, 18th/19th centuryOf bombe form with double beast head handles, the bodydecorated throughout with gold splashes, the base inscribed withapocryphal Da Ming Xuande nianzhi mark, associated woodcover.H: 2 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938). Acquired in China in 1890’sto the early 1900’s and thence by descent$8,000-12,000


33 131061/41Pair of Chinese bronze garlic head vasesming dynastyPair of vases cast cold worked with chilongaround elongated neck.H: 9 inchesprovenance:Purchased from Nagatani Inc, Chicago 1982$2,000-3,000


38 131939/30Chinese cast iron lotus base17th centuryHexagonal plinth supporting abalancing lotus base.H: 10 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

34 131061/46Chinese bronze garlic head chilong dragon vaselate ming dynastyCast narrowing around elongated neck, garlicbult form head mounted with a three clawedchilong.H: 13 inches$2,000-3,000

36 131061/47Chinese archaic bronze vesselFang hu form, square cross section with loosering handles suspending from archaic masks.H: 19 inchesprovenance:Purchased from Rare Art, New York 1980’s$8,000-10,000

35 131664/18Japanese bronze mirroredo periodPetal circular form, cast to one side with peonyblossoms amd bamboo leaves, the reverse with around knob.D: 6 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson(1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$400-600

37 131194/217Chinese bronze ‘ Ci Fei’ mirrorsong dyanstyFoliate shaped with four characters over celestial waves,dragons and boat.D: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japan before 1950For a similar example see: Christies lot 1470, Sale 2658$300-500


41 131510/18Korean White Glazed Bottle Vase9th centuryThe vase in pear shaped form withfull rounded sides, tapering towardsthe neck and a lipped rim; coveredoverall with a white glaze.H: 8 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle;Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1975; gift from the mayorof Mogpo City, Korea$300-400

42 131760/55Chinese Shiwan meiping vaseming dynastyThe stoneware pot coveredthroughout in an ivory white crazingslip glaze, relief molded with acontinuous stalk of peony blossoms.H: 14 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Similar example in Museum ofPhiladelphia, accession number1882-310$500-700

43 131988/20Chinese ivory-glazed tripod censersong dynastyCylindrical form, moulded withstring bands and huiwen to waist,raised on scroll tiered feet; unglazedinterior and base revealing burntorange color.H: 4 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker ArtCenter, Minneapolis, MN withnumber to base illegibleFrom a prominent Philadelphiacollection$800-1,200

44 131532/5Chinese crackle-glazed porcelainGuanyinqing dynastyThe finely moulded figure wearingrobes, draped loosely around theshoulders to reveal a beadednecklace, seated with her legscrossed, with one arm resting on herraised right knee, the other armholding a ruyi sceptre.H: 10 inches w/o base$500-800


45 131683/1Pair of Chinese molded and ironred highlighted meiping vasesThe crackle glazed vases molded inrelief with dragons pursuing pearlsand lingzhi heads around neck,highlighted with red and black cloudmotifs; rim and base with later brassenforcements.H: 11 1/2 inches$800-1,200

46 131615/31Chinese white glazed porcelainbrushpotOf cyclindrical form, set on threelappet supports.H: 5 inches$300-500

39 131510/20Ban Chiang Vaselate period 300bc-200adThe large red and buff painted pottery vessel withelaborate swirling geometric designs.H: 13 1/2 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 22 April 2001 from I.M. ChaitGallery/Auctioneers, 9930 Center Drive, BeverlyHills, CA 90201$500-700

40 131061/35Large Chinese hare’s fur tea bowlOf typical form slightly concaving inward at mouthrim,the brown and glack glaze drips naturally leaving footringunglazed.D: 7 7/8 inchesprovenance:Purchased from Rare Art New York, 1990s$2,000-4,000

47 131532/23Chinese white-glazed dehua tripod censer17th / 18th centuryOf cylindrical form molded on the sides with horizontal ribs, under a creamcolored glaze raised on scroll feet.H: 5 inches D: 6 1/2 inches$500-800


48 131194/192Chinese dehua porcelain censer17th centuryTypical compressed cylindrical form,molded beast mask handles, overconforming foot rim, and buff foot.D: 6 1/2 in.$300-500

49 131546/9Chinese white-glazed porcelainbird feeder and covered paste boxIncluding a peach form bird feederand a circular paste box.H of bird feeder: 2 inches$800-1,200


50 131988/9Chinese blanc de chine Guanyin17th centuryThe Songzi Guanyin dressed in loose robes andbejewelled to chest, seated on perforated rockwork withdowncast gaze and holding a child on her lap; bothfigures of long and sinuous proportion; with later woodbase.H: 10 1/2 inchesprovenance:From a prominent Philadelphia collection$6,000-8,000

51 131939/16Chinese blanc de chine luohan19th / 20th centuryLi tieguai seated with alms bowl,walking stick hat and buddhistbeads, four character fu jian de huamark to back.H: 8 1/4 inches$4,000-6,000

52 131532/1Small pair of Chinese blanc dechine fu dogsqing dynastyShown in alert stances with onearm resting on a ball, set on a shortplinth base with scrolled edges.H: 5 inches w/o base$600-800

53 131194/190Large Chinese blanc de chinefigural groupinglate 19th centuryStanding female immortal graspingbasket and lingzhi, flanked by deersurmounted with basket.H: 25 1/2 in.provenance:For a similar example see: Bonhams21 Dec 2011 Lot 8768$800-1,200


60 131615/33Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowlThe bowl rounded sides which rise towards aneverted rim. The interior is underglazed withfoliate decor.Dia: 7 inches$600-800

55 131988/14Chinese guan-type vaseming dynastyGlobular vase with three handles and raised oncircular footring, covered in a crackle glaze andwith orange rim, with ivory cricket-cage cover.H: 6 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MN. No. X.835From a prominent Philadelphia collection$700-900

56 131972/2Four Chinese celadon and crackle-glazedporcelain vasesqing dynastyIncluding a guan style elephant handle hu vase, adongqing lug handle hu vase, a crackle glazed guform vase painted around rim in yellow and aceladon crackle glazed gu form vase.H of tallest (crackle gu): 6 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000


57 131734/13Chinese celadon glazed earthenware melon-form jarpossibly song dynastyFluted jar raised on tripod lingzhi form feet, covered ina celadon to mustard yellow glaze leaving the rim, footand base unglazed, with associated bronze cover.H: 8 inchesprovenance:With museum deacession number 24.131$7,000-10,000

58 131194/141Chinese carved celadon glazed porcelainstandming dynastySquare platform supported by bulbouswaist raised on four in-ward swept legs,over lappet carved circualr base, oldJapanese gold repair.H: 6 1/2 L: 6 3/4 in.$400-600

59 131939/3Chinese celadon crackle glazed gu form vaseming dynastyEverted rim, gu restricted below mid waist,raised on circular footring smaller than base,with stand.H: 7 1/4 inches$2,500-3,500

54 131760/57Chinese blanc de chine horseqing dynastyThickly potteed, horse head turned to one sidewith bells and saddle.H: 8 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$600-800


61 131663/13Chinese celadon glazed jar, riyue guanqianlong mark and of the periodTapering slightly to indenting footring, coveredinside and outside with a coat of pale celadonglaze, with two moulded half crescent ears, withlater wooden cover.H without cover: 7 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$10,000-15,000


62 131335/1Chinese teadust glazed bottle vaseguangxu mark and of the periodOf typical form, interior, exterior and basecovered in an even teadust glaze with anindenting six character incised mark to base.H: 13 inches$4,000-6,000

63 131988/11Korean slip-inlaid celadon stoneware vasekoryo periodThe slender pear-form vase decorated withbutterflies among flowers between lotus petalband to neck and around base, later metal rim.H: 15 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MN. No. x 462.From a prominent Philadelphia collection$1,000-1,500


65 131694/13Chinese peachbloom glazedamphoraThe slender vessel is covered allover with a mottled pinkish-brownglaze that falls short of the foot rimto reveal the body, the rim is glazedwhite. Six character mark to baseand supported on a wooden stand.H: 5 3/4 inches w/o base$300-500

66 131546/6Chinese peach bloom brush washerkangxi markCompressed circular form, pinkglaze with mottled green, sixcharacter mark to base.D: 5 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000

67 131546/7Chinese peach bloom porcelainbrush washerCompressed circular form, glazed tointeror and exterior with a paleraspberry pink color leaving the rimand foot white.D: 6 inches$800-1,200


68 131664/28Chinese red coral glazed small bowlqing dynastyExterior glazed in deep coral red,interior and base white.D: 4 1/4 inches, H: 2 3/8 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$400-600

69 121946/5Pair of aubergine-glazed facetedporcelain vaseskangxi periodThe diminutive hexagonal vaseswith flared rims of deep violet color.H: 6 in.$500-700

70 131849/1Chinese mirror black gilt decoratedvasekangxi mark and of the periodSlender ovoid vase gilt panted withmaiden and children at play.H: 10 inches$1,000-1,500

64 131988/15Chinese peachbloom glazed water coupe,taibaizunkangxi mark and of the periodOf beehive form, covered in a rosy pink glaze andincised with three coiled dragon medallions.H: 3 1/2 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MN. No. X. 658From a prominent Philadelphia collection$3,000-5,000

71 131939/2Chinese mirror black compressed bottle vaseyongzheng markThe low squated pear shaped vase covered ina reflective splashed black glaze.H: 7 inches$15,000-20,000

72 131663/11Chinese powder blue ground gilt and famille rose decoratedbowlxianfeng mark and of the periodThe large bowl gilt painted with magnolia, peony andpomegranate, famille rose decorated to interior with fruitbearing vines.H: 3 1/2 D: 8 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection, acquired inChina between 19th and early 20th century$2,000-4,000


76 131615/32Chinese jun glazed pottery bowlThe bowl of blue hue and purplesplashed glaze, resting on threesupports.H: 5 inches$400-600


77 131988/19Chinese junyao tripod censeryuan dynastyCovered throughout in a thick rosy red glaze thatthins around mouthrim and double lug handlesand thickens to fully cover the base and threebeast-head tripod feet; the glaze with finecraquelure.H: 8 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MN No. DEF760/X.760From a prominent Philadelphia collection$2,000-4,000

73 131972/1Five Sang-de-boeuf vasesInclude a triple necked gourd vase, asingle neck gourd vase, an evertedbell form vase, a tripod lobed censerwith hongmu cover and stand, and atransmutational glazed waistedwater coupe.H of gourd vase: 7 inches$3,000-5,000

74 131532/17Chinese flambe glazed narcissusbowlqing dynastyOf shallow, rounded form withribbed sides, raised on tripod feet,thickly glazed.D: 9 inches; H: 3 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

75 131694/6Chinese flambe vase mounted astable lampOf bottle form, splashed with alustrous copper-red shading topurple and thinning around themiddle to create a flambé effect,now mounted as a lamp, supportedon a wooden stand.H; 27 1/2 inches$400-600



78 131988/47Fine Chinese flambe-glazed bottle vase,yuhuchunqianlong impressed sealmark and of theperiodThe vase with bulbuous pear body and evertedrim; transmutational glazed showing maroon redwith streaks of purple and a splash of sky bluenear base; the recessed caramel-brown glazedbase with incised mark.H: 12 1/4 inchesprovenance:Deacessioned from the Walker Art Center,Minneapolis, MNFrom a prominent Philadelphia collection$20,000-40,000


80 131664/21Chinese blue and white wine bowlchenghua mark and of the periodThe small wine cup decorated withfigures engaged in different dailyactivities.H: 1 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$600-800

81 131546/17Early Japanesse Kakiemon dishlate 17th centuryShallow dish raised on moldedtripod feet, enameled with a bird,tree and rockwork garden scene tointerior of plate, and flowers andgrass to exterior; fu mark to base.5 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500


82 131663/19Japanese Hirado miniaturetablescreenmeiji periodLandscape scenes framed withinwide white borders.H: 4 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$500-700

83 131671/12ASix Korean blue and white waterdropperschoson dynastyIncluding a lion, a carp, threebuffalos and a seal form waterdropper.L of largest: 3 1/2 inches$500-800

79 131694/4Large Chinese enameled mauve dragon vase19th centuryPear form vase with tapering long neck,overglaze-decorated in ruby red with two fiercedragons confronting a flaming pearl, the nailsand teeth highlighted in white and the eyes in afaint sky blue; with a band of waves in the familleverte pallet around base.H: 22 inches$5,000-7,000

84 131848/3Chinese blue and white porcelain cupchenghua mark, ming periodThe small cup waisted and everted at rim, decoratedwith qiling striding amongst scrolling flower and vines.D: 3 1/4 inches H: 2 inches$2,000-3,000


85 131194/146Four Korean blue and white porcelainwater-droppers19th century and laterComprising two square ‘mountain’ painteddroppers, one ‘fish’ form dropper and aoctagonal dropper (4).Longest 2 1/2 in.$300-500

86 131194/205Chinese blue and white porcelainbowlkangxi period, shen de tanghallmarkDeep-U shape well painted withfigural celestial scape to body andseated scholar to interior, sixcharacter mark to base.D: 8 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Maryland Estate$800-1,200


87 131061/48Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain barbeddishchenghua mark, transitional periodBracket rim and moulded on sides, decorated withbird flower and rockwork.D: 5 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500

88 131194/207Three Chinese blue and white porcelain itemskangxi periodComprising two plates and a covered caddy.Covered caddy : 6 1/4 in.$300-500

90 131194/180Chinese blue and white chargerleaf mark, kangxi periodSlightly rounded form, well painted to showIndian lotus and leaf scrolls, leaf mark tobase.D: 14 1/2 in.$800-1,200

89 131061/27Chinese blue and white porcelain dishjiajing mark, kangxi periodShou and cranes encircling a phoenix central medallion,indenting footring.D: 5 3/4 inchesprovenance:Sotheby’s New York March 20, 2012 lot 303Previously from the collection of Dr. Richard and Mrs.Mary EckhardtAcquired in Japan between 1947-1952 while Dr. Eckhardtwas serving as a surgeon in the United States Army, andthence by descent$1,500-2,000


91 131194/156Pair of Chinese blue and white‘dragon and phoenix’ porcelain jarsqing dyanstyWide shoulder form, painted toshow dragons and phoenix amongcelestial ground, drilled.H: 14 in.$400-600

92 131663/8Chinese blue and white pear shaped vasekangxi periodDecorated with scholar’s items throughout,between narrow stylized bands at neck and foot.H: 9 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$1,500-2,000


93 131663/14Four Chinese blue and white jarskangxi periodincluding three hawthorn vase and jars, togetherwith a scholar’s item decorated jar drilled atbase.H of largest: 9 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$1,000-1,500

94 131664/27Chinese blue and white meiping vasekangxi periodDecorated wth figures among lanscape setting,mounted as a lamp.H: 10 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson(1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$800-1,200

95 131615/37Chinese blue and white porcelain temple jarOf baluster form, depicting mythical beastsstanding on rocks amidst waves and clouds.Surmounted with a carved wooden cover.H: 12 inches$400-600


96 131615/39Chinese blue and white temple jarand coverOf baluster form consisting of floraldecor including patterens of lotus.H: 16 inches$1,800-2,000

97 131663/15Chinese blue and white spittoon, zha douchenghua four character mark, 18th centuryWide flaring rim, bulbuos body, decorated tointerior and everted lip with dragons stridingamongst scrolling lotus vines.H: 5 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$8,000-12,000


98 131664/22Chinese slip decorated white glazed bowlxuande mark, incised zhuquan mark, qingdynastyThe exterior of the conical eggshell body slip-decorated with crisply outlined dragon ruyi cloudmotifs, raised on short circular footring bearingdouble circle four character kaishu Xuande mark,incised near footring with ‘zhu quan’.H: 1 1/2 inches; D: 3 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson(1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$4,000-6,000


99 131663/18Chinese Ming-style blue and white covered jar18th centuryWaisted neck painted with crashing waves,above a band of hawthorn decorations betweenscrolling lotus bands.H: 11 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$8,000-12,000

100 131939/1Chinese blue and white vase18th / 19th centuryThe yuhuchun vase decorated with lappet andruyi bands to neck, bamboo and bajiao leaves tobody, and a pictorial bat mark to base.H: 8 inches$15,000-20,000


101 131939/4Pair of blue and white garlic head vasesqianlong mark 19th centuryThree abundance decoration to body, with lappetkey fret and lingzhi bands to neck and floralpatterns to garlic head, raised on splayed wavedecorated footring.H: 11 1/2 inches$10,000-15,000


102 131939/10Pair of Chinese blue and whitemoonflask9th centuryMoulded chilong handles, raised ontall foot, painted throughout bodywith scrolling foliate and blossom.H: 10 inches$2,000-3,000

103 131194/145Chinese blue and white porcelain vaseqianlong mark, 19th centuryWide bottle form, tapering slender neck withGreek-key to rim enclosing Indian lotus scrollsand conforming medallions to body, blueunderglazed mark to base, with wood stand.Vase H: 17 in.provenance:Property from a Maryland Estate$800-1,200


104 131506/10Chinese blue and white ‘threefriends’ jarpossibly 18th centuryOvoid jar decorated with bamboopine and peony blossoms.H: 7 3/4 inches$600-800

105 131615/40Chinese blue and white porcelainbrushwasherOf shell form consisting of floraldecor. Jiaqing mark.L: 3 1/2 inches$300-500


106 131663/17Chinese blue and white porcelainvaseming dyanstyThe ovoid jar decorated withscrolling lotus of heaping and piling.H: 7 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$800-1,200

107 131671/30Chinese blue and white porcelainbasin18th centuryThe bowl has steep sides and flaringrim, the interior painted withscrolling foilage along the perimeterwith a geometric patternencompassing the bottom, theexterior of a dark brown glaze.Dia: 11 inches$500-800

108 131692/2Chinese blue and white porcelainvaseThe vase is sturdily potted withsqaure sides and a square neckrising to a flaring mouth rim. Thesides painted with a rich cobaltdepicting butterflies amidst scrollingfoliage, a band of flower headswrapped around the neck. The baseis drilled and the vase is mountedonto a wooden stand.H: 17 1/2 inches$600-800

109 131747/5Chinese blue and white porcelainjarThe deep oval form jar decoratedwith a story scene with figures,inward concave foot, slightly evertedrim.H: 5 inches$800-1,200


110 131692/1Chinese blue and white porcelainjardiniereFinely decorated with birds in flightand perched on rocks amongstpeonies and scrolling foliage, a bandof flower heads to the rim and aband of waves wrapped around thebase.H: 12 inches$600-800

111 138103/8Chinese blue enamel porcelaincovered box20th centuryEnameled with blue key fret overwhite porcelain.D: 4 inches$300-500

112 131890/1Pair of Japanese blue and whitegarden stoolsDecorated with a continuous flower,bird and rockwark landscape in alight palette, with two lug handles.H: 19 inches$500-800

113 131335/2Chinese turquoise glazed biscuit‘tortise’ steledated northern qi but laterThe stele moulded as a green glazedtortise supporting a rectangularstone slab on its back, datedTianbao fourth year to reverse.H: 15 inches$400-600

114 131615/36Chinese sancai glazed ImmortalThe immortal shown seated wearinga loose robe open at his breast, withone hand resting on his knee andthe other at his side. Surmountedwith a crown and supported by anunsual base.H: 12 3/4 inches$800-1,200

115 131615/35Chinese fahua pottery vaseThe openwork vase of hexagonal formconsisting of dark cobalt hue with lighterfloral accents, supported by plinth.H: 8 1/4 inches$2,000-4,000

116 131615/38Chinese three color porcelain censerOf rectangular form, surmounted by awooden cover with jade finial,supported on four legs with woodenstand.L: 7 inches$700-900

117 131972/4Chinese polychrome pottery figureSeated cross legged on green basedressed in a long blue robe, holdinga book and contemplating.H: 9 1/2 inches$800-1,200

118 131546/11Chinese turquoise glazed crab-form brush washer18th centuryModelled as a large crab withprotruding eyes painted black, it’spincers and legs hugged against thebody.L: 8 1/2 inches$2,000-4,000


119 131061/44Pair of Chinese turqoise glazed moonflask18th centuryFluted petal form body encircling plain centralmedellian with double dragon handles raised ontall footring.H: 13 inches$3,000-5,000

120 131939/11Chinese famille verte planterqing dynastyGreen enamel on black ground decorated withbeasts among clouds.H: 5 inches D: 11 1/2 inches$2,000-3,000


121 131061/22Chinese famille verte ‘boys’ vase19th centuryMoulded in relief with five boys climbing thevase.H: 8 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000

122 131061/23Chinese famille noir yanyan vase19th centuryThe black ground vase relief molded with the18 Luohan.H: 18 inches$3,000-5,000


123 121721/1Chinese famille noire garlic-neckvasechenghua mark, qing dynastyThe compressed globular body andgarlic-shaped mouth painted intraditional palette with magpie birdsamong plum blossom, standing ontall and widely splayed foot.H: 15 inches$5,000-8,000

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125 131747/1Chinese blue-glazed fluted vaseyongzheng markOf globular form and tapering intowards the rim, the body incisedwith flutes along the exterior, theglazed of lustrous blue withcraquelure throughout. Yongzhengseal mark to base.H: 8 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500


126 131061/24Chinese blue glaze daoistmoonflaskyongzheng markThe vase decorated with double lughandles, molded with yingyang andeight trigrams.H: 13 inches$3,000-5,000

127 131061/40Pair of Chinese turqoies glazed trigrammoonflasks18th centuryTh vases with double lug handles yinyang andeight trigrams to body.H: 7 3/4 inchesprovenance:Allegedly purchased from E & J Frankel$2,000-3,000

129 131194/244Matched pair of Chinese clair de lune porcelainvases18/19th centuryBottle form, with slender neck, one with white glazedbase, the other with clair de lune glazed base.H: 16 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a New England Estate$500-800

128 131194/155Chinese blue glazed ‘dragon’ molded porcelain vaseyongzheng mark, qing dyanstyBottle form, with slender neck, the shoulder moldedto show qilong, blue underglazed mark to base.H: 9 1/4 inprovenance:Acquired in China before 1948With accompanying appraisal from Robert C. EldredCompany dated 1977$800-1,200


130 131532/10Chinese celadon glazed flutedplanterqing dynastyThe cylindrical planter molded toresemble a bunch of bamboo stalkstied together with a broad bandbearing shou and fu symbols inunderglaze cobalt blue, drain tobase.H: 6 inches D: 8 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

131 131532/3Chinese celdaon glazed tripodvesselqing dynastyElongated hexagonal form withgrooved ends, raised on moldedfeet.H: 2 inches L: 6 1/2 inches$800-1,200


132 131615/34Chinese celadon glazed potterybowlThe bowl has deep rounded sideswhich rise towards an everted rim,the exterior is underglazed andcarved exhibiting geometric decor.Dia: 10 inches$400-600

133 131532/7Pair of Chinese claire de lune porcelainbowlsqianlong mark, 19th / 20th centuryLarge bowls with slightly everted brownglazed rims, raised on high footringsbearing seal marks to base.H: 3 1/4 inches D: 7 inches$800-1,200

134 131532/26Pair of Chinese celadon glazedporcelain bowlsThe bowls with rounded sides rising to agold rim, they are covered overall with athick lustrous glaze of sea-green tone.Dia: 5 inches$400-600

135 131848/7Chinese doucai dishpictorial mark, kangxi periodMandarin duck and lotus to interior and exteriorsides.D: 6 1/2 inches$800-1,200

136 131532/9Chinese doucai dishkangxi pictorial mark and of the periodWith shallow rounded sides, the interior centralmedellion and exterior decorated with mandarinducks among lotus blossoms, with pictorial markto base.D: 8 inches, H: 2 inches$1,500-2,000


137 131887/1Chinese ormulu mounted famillerose porcelain vase19th centuryBaluster form decorated in thetypical pallet depicting figures in abattle scene, with ormulu mountedlip, cover and base.H of vase: 10 1/4 inches$2,000-4,000

138 131664/20Chinese famille rose month bowlkangxi mark and of the periodDepicting the month of spring, with sevencharacter poetic inscription verso.H: 2 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson(1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$2,000-4,000


139 131061/33Chinese wucai double gourd form vaseqianlong mark, 19th centurySlightly flattened vase enameled in blue, iron red,green and gilt gold, double ruyi handles gilthighlighted.H: 7 1/4 inchesprovenance:Allegedly acquired from the Dr. Henry RoweCollection$2,000-3,000

140 131663/9Large Chinese famille rose bowl and coverjiaqing iron red markDecorated with Indian lotus and fu shoulsymbols, with original cover and associatedwood stand.D: 8 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$3,000-5,000

141 131194/181Two Chinese famille rose coveredbowlsdauguang & xianfeng mark, qingdynastyDomed covers surmount deep U-shaped bowls enameled to showfigural landscapes.H: 4 in.$300-500


142 131061/28Chinese iron red porcelain scalloped bowljiaqing mark and of the periodThe tiered and barbed bowl gilt around rim,decorated to exterior sides in iron red with lionsplaying with silk balls.D: 7 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000


144 131061/31Pair of Chinese enameled cups19th centuryExterior decorated with fu bats between blue and white wave and lappetbands, interior with keyfret and dragon.D: 3 1/4 H: 2 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000

145 131194/154Chinese yellow ground porcelain saucer dishguangxu mark and of the periodSlight U-shape, the interior enameled to show red Fu-bats, the exteriorenameled to show lotus sprigs to yellow ground, iron red six charactermark to base.D: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Acquired in China before 1948$500-700

143 131194/170Set of eight ‘baragon tumed’ famille rose covered cups andpewter standsqianlong marks, late 19th centuryCoved deep U shaped bowls enameled in typical palette, overstamped pewter stands, two additional stands.H 4 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000


148 131848/8Chinese famille rose ‘peach’ vasehongxian markElongated baluster vase decoratedwith peaches.H: 13 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

149 131760/63Pair of Chinese famille roseporcelain platesrepublic periodEnameled and gilt decorated withdragon pursuing pearls, encircled byan inner border of waves and anouter border of flower lappet band.D: 7 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$600-800


150 131532/8Chinese doucai porcelain planter18th centuryCylindrical form, decorated toexterior with cranes among lotusblossoms; with drain in base.H: 3 3/4 inches D: 6 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

151 131842/15Chinese enameled circular coveredboxLow cylindrical form, enameled tocover with scholars and attendentsstudying, four character mark HanQing Zhai Zhi.D: 3 1/4 inches H:1 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

152 131847/3Chinese wucai octagonal vasekangxi periodFaceted baluster form vasedecorated with flowers and butterflypanels.H: 13 1/2 inches$600-800

153 131061/50Chinese wucai jartransitional periodBaluster form jar enameled withfruit bearing leafy branches, againstiron red patterned ground.H: 7 inches$1,000-1,500

146 131663/12Chinese iron red ‘dragon’ wine cupguangxu mark and of the periodTypical bell shaped cup slightly flaring at lip,overglaze painted with three dragons pursuingflaming pearls above a band of waves.H: 2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$1,000-1,500

147 131061/26Chinese famille rose enamel porcelain dishguangxu mark and of the periodThe birthday plate decorated with five fu batsaround a gilt shou medallion, with peachsprays along interior sides and lotus tendrilson exterior, gilt rim.D: 6 1/2 inchesprovenance:Purchased from the private collection ofAuthor Anthony Allen$1,500-2,000

154 131194/189Chinese famille rose porcelain basin19th centuryCircular form, Indian lotus to rim over turquoiseglaze, figural landscape to interior.D: 16 in.$400-600


158 131194/185Pair of Chinese famille roseporcelain vasesqianlong mark, republic periodBaluster form, with diaper to rimover lotus flower collar enclosingfigural landscape, four charactermark to base and oval mark toshoulder.H: 9 3/4 in.provenance:S.P.B lot label & collector’s label tobase$800-1,200

159 131663/16Chinese turqoise lobed bowlxianfeng mark and of the periodThe thickly enameled bowldecorated with buddhist emblemsand lotus scrolls.H: 3 inches D: 7 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$800-1,200

160 122317/7Pair of Chinese famille rose platesjiaqing mark and of the periodThe interior painted with boys atplay, surrounded by buddhistsymbols against a coral red ground,exterior with three fu bats, turquoisebase with Jiaqing mark.D: 9 1/2 inches$1,000-2,000

161 122317/6Chinese famille rose coral groundgourd decorated saucer dishbi ding ru yi pictorial mark, lateqing dynastyThe bowl with shallow roundedsides gilt rim, enameled to interior inshades of green and white withgourd on vine decoration, exteriordecorated with fu lu shou xi symbolsagainst a lappet ground.D: 6 3/4 inches$800-1,200


156 131671/2Chinese famille rose porcelainbasinqing dynastyDecorated to exterior sides withbutterflies, rim with iron red fu bats,interior sides with roundals circlingdragon and phoenix to interior base.D: 15 1/2 inchesprovenance:The Collection of the late Edwin P.Rome, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania$2,000-4,000

157 131719/4Chinese famille rose porcelain bowland bookrepublic periodThe bowl decorated in detail with ninedragons, together with a 1930publication depicting the exact bowl.H of bowl: 2 1/2 inches D: 5 1/2 inches$2,000-4,000

155 131747/2Chinese famille rose water basinguangxu mark and of the periodEnameled with egret in a lotuspond, sides decorated with peonyblossoms and fu bats amongclouds.D: 16 , H: 5 inches$1,500-2,000

162 122384/45Pair of Chinese green and yellowglazed ‘dragon’ bowls and yellowglazed shallow dishguangxu and qianlong marksIncluding a pair of yellow groundbowls of typical form enameled ingreen with dragons pursuing flamingpearls above turbulent waves; and ashallow yellow dish incised withdragons to interior and exteriorsides.H: 2 1/2 inches, D: 5 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000


164 131061/39Pair of Chinese famille rose yellow groundporcelain vasesqianlong mark, republic periodPear form vases with front and back panelsdepicting flowers and insects against a yellowground incised with tendrils.H: 7 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

165 131194/239Large Chinese yellow-ground enameledporcelain vase9th centuryEverted mouth over tapering neck and pear formbody, enameled to show figural landscape overyellow ground, well enameled faces.H: 18 1/2 in.$800-1,000

163 131061/38Chinese famille rose porcelain bud vaseqianlong mark, 19th centuryGild endless knot form rim, vase of lobed formnarrowing at neck and near base like a balloonedfabric sack.H: 11 1/2 inchesprovenance:Purchased from the Dr. Henry Rowe Collection 1990sexhibited:Exhibited at “Treasures of China” 1994Dr. Rowe maintains a 240 pc. permanent collection ofChinese works of art on display at Longwood VisualSchool of Arts$2,000-3,000


166 131847/1Chinese famille rose vaseqianlong mark, republic periodMid section decorated with twocircular cartouches of Shoulao andother immortals, against a scrollingflower yellow ground, waisted neckand raised on splayed foot.H: 10 inches$1,000-1,500

169 131034/26Chinese famille rose dishrepublic periodCentral cartouche decorated with ascene lover’s scene, the sidesenameled with flowers againstturqoise ground.D: 13 1/4 inches$800-1,200

168 131034/27Pair of Chinese Dayazhai jardineresTall rectangular form decorated withflower blossoms in black againstyellow ground.H: 12 inches$2,000-4,000

167 131848/9Pair of Chinese famille roseporcelain wall vasesrepublic periodTourqoise millet ground doublegourd form vase decorated withcircular cartouches depicting figuresand landscape views.H: 7 inches$400-600

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170 131842/14Chinese famille rose bowldaoguang markYellow ground, indian lotusdecorated and with buddhist fourcharacter roundals.H: 3 inches W: 6 1/4 inches$4,000-6,000

171 131532/4Chinese coral red ground porcelainbrushpothongxian mark, early 20thcenturyCylindrical pot molded in the formof a fruit, leaf form cartouchesagainst orange and gilt grounddepicting scenes of an elderfisherman to front and a mother andchild verso.H: 4 inches$800-1,200

172 131194/230Chinese famille rose porcelainlanternrepublic periodWell painted sphere over pedestalbase and wood stand, enameled toshow boys at play, wired as a lamp.Total H: 14 1/2 in.$300-500

173 138064/2Chinese famille rose porcelain vaseqianlong markGuanyinping form, enameled withflowers, birds and rockwork.H: 9 1/4 inches$200-400


174 131939/5Large Chinese famille rose triple gourd vaseqianlong markDecorated with bird and flower cartouches against blueand red ground enameled with scrolling lotus.H: 46 inches$10,000-15,000

175 131061/37Chinese famille rose porcelainfaceted vaseiron red hongxian mark, republicperiodAfter the archaic cong form,smoothed sizeds enameled withpoetic inscriptions and immortalfigural drawings.H: 7 3/4 inches$3,000-5,000

176 131034/25Chinese famille rose ‘hundreddeer’ vaserepublic periodTypical hu form decorated with thehunting scene, with double coralglazed archaic form handles.H: 18 12 inches$2,500-4,500


178 131194/157Chinese famille rose celadonground porcelain stool19th centuryDrum form, well enameled to showvibrantly colored Buddhisticsymbols, floral sprigs and butterflies,over a celadon ground.H: 18 1/2 W: 12 in.$800-1,200

179 131194/234Chinese rose medallion garden seat19th centuryDrum form, enameled in usualpalette.H: 19 L: 12 in.$200-400

177 131061/21Chinese famille rose garden seat9th centuryCoin shaped pierced on one side,enameled with birds and stylizedbands.H: 18 1/2 inchesprovenance:Christie’s East estate sale Oct 231985$2,000-3,000


180 131194/236Large Chinese export rosemedallion serving tray19th centuryOval with draining dish, enameledin typical palette.L: 18 in.$300-500

181 131848/5Chinese famille rose porcelainplaquerong gu tang zhi mark, republicperiodDepicting three immortals, onereleasing fu bats from a weavedbasket.H: 21 inches W: 13 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000

182 131734/7Chinese famille rose porcelainplaquerepublic periodMountain and river landscape witharchitecture and figures in theforeground; titled Hu Shan Yi Lan,signed Chen Maolin as a gift to FuXuan Xiansheng.H: 14 3/4 inches x W: 9 3/ 4 inches(without frame)provenance:With gallery tag to reverse: CynthiaFlieger, HK.$3,000-5,000


184 131734/5Impressive Chinese porcelain figure of Zhenwufu jian hui guan mark, 20th centuryThe long bearded Daoist divinity shown dressedin a finely enameled dragon robe and seatedupon a dragon throne draped in tiger skin, hisone hand stroking through his beard while heappears to be contemplating a text that he isreading from the other hand.H: 14 inches$6,000-8,000

185 131614/1Chinese porcelain figure ofemanciated lohan and serpentThe figure standing scantily clad infinely enameled famile rosegarments ontop of a mountain peak,his feet encircled by a strinkinglyexpressive dragon.H: 10 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500

186 131760/62Toh porcelain enamel jar with coverand bowl19th centuryColorfuly enamelled with scrollingtendrils and bodhisattvas.H of jar: 11 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$400-600


187 131510/5Sandstone Thai Buddha Head11th-14th centuryThe fragment of shallow carving and mild expression,missing a substantial portion of skull.H: 6 inches w/o base, 11 inches w/ baseprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1959exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York, Spring1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand.’$400-600

183 11-1702/110Large Chinese famille rose porcelain lohanqing dynastyThe luohan dressed in loose buddhist robessits on a plinth in ease with one knee raised;his robes decorated with floral patterns andscrolling clouds against iron red and limegreen ground.H: 17 inches$3,000-5,000


189 131510/3Sukothai Buddha Head14th centuryA life-size head of Buddha from the later style ofthe Lopburi School; with strong expressivecharacter; the eyes slightly open and the mouthwith a hint of a smile.H: 12.5 inches w/ baseprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1959,exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand’. Item 49Loan number 437.70L$8,000-10,000

188 131510/11Sandstone Buddha on Muchalinda11th/12th centuryA Khmer stone figure of Buddha seated indhyana mudra on the three coiled body of thenaga, its fragmentary seven heads rising behindthe Lord Buddha’s head forming a nimbus. Thesimplicity of the body is sharply contrasted withthe hood which is delicately inscribed withscales and chakras. Buddha’s hands resting in hislap in dhyana mudra, his smooth undecoratedhair surmounted by a conical usnisa.H: 26 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 30 November 1994 from Sotheby’s;1334 York Avenue, New York, New York; Catalogitem 140.$18,000-20,000



190 131510/6Lopburi Style Stone Head14th-15th centuryThe head contains the elements of the Lopburistyle with its tiered usnisa, the hairline forms adelicate V-shape at the top of the brow. Thisshape is echoed by the curved sweep of thearched eyebrows which join the birdge ofsubstantial hooked nose shaped like a parrotsbeak according to the scriptures. Thre linesincised at the neck are also marks of the GreatBeing, as are the elongated earlobes denotingthe Buddhas former princely status.H: 10 inches w/o base

191 131510/4Ayutthaya Buddha Head15th-16th centuryThe elongated and meditative face withdowncast eyes recessed for inlays, pronouncedlips, defined chin, and brows in relief supportcharacteristics of the middle Ayuthia style.H: 7.5 inches w/o base

provenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired January 1960exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand.’ Loannumber 435.70Lcomparable:Christie’s, Amsterdam, Indian, Himalayan andSoutheast Asian Art, 10 December 2002, Item146$500-700


provenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1960exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand.’ Item49: Item 22 Loan number 412.70L$2,400-2,600

192 131510/7Ayutthaya Buddha Head15th-17th centuryA sandstone head of the Lord Buddha, Thestrong featured, defined, meditative face, with acharacteris humane expression indicatesinfluence of the Lopburi and Sukithai schools.The fragment possesses an elongated meditativeface, curled hair dress, pronounced lips, definedchin, and eyebrows in relief which can beattributed to the characteristics of the middleAyuthia style.H: 11 inches, 15 1/2 inches w/o base

provenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1960exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand’ Loannumber 422.70Lcomparable:Christie’s, Amsterdam, Indian, Himalayan, andSoutheast Asian Art, 31 October 2000 Item 107.$1,000-1,200


196 131912/9Napalese bronze figureVasdhara seated in lalitasana hairpiled into a multi-tiered chignon andhands holding different attributes.H: 5 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$400-600

197 131912/12Nepalese bronze figure of abodhisattvaSeated on throne and stepping onlotus footrest, hands in mudra tochest, flanked by flowers atshoulders and mandola behindcrown and urna.H: 9 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$500-800

198 131004/46Thai bronze Buddha16/17th centuryThe standing Buddha with palmsraised and eyes downcast.H: 17 1/2 inches, W: 6 inches,D: 3 inches$1,000-1,500

195 122560/1Indian polychrome lacquer figure ofa ten-armed diety, probably Shiva19th centuryThe human-sized figure stands withknees apart and displays differentgestures with each of his hands; theface bearing a benavolentexpression and crowned with acobra head dress; supported onplinth base; one arm sectionmissing.$3,000-5,000


193 131194/221Gandara green stone fragmentpossibly 2nd centurysmall fragment carved to showLohan and attendants, customstand.Stone H: 3 in.$300-500

194 131694/9Chinese stone horse headThe animal rendered with hoggedmane along the arched neck, itselongated face terminating into asnout. The two holes on the top ofthe head appear to have been for,now missing, inserts. Supported ona wooden stand.H: 5 1/2 inches$300-500

199 131510/8Tibetan Bronze Avalokitesvara Statue17th centuryThe figure standing gracefully in tribhangaposture on a double lotus base; with hands invarada and vitarka mudras. His face slightlylowered in a benign expression. Two utpalaplants supporting a single bloom flank thesensitively modeled body. The figure, asbecomes a Bodhisattva, is dressed in princleyornaments and garments; adorn with ornamentaljewelry and surmounted with a three leaf crown.H: 7 3/8 inches

provenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 18 December 1980exhibited:Lycoming College Gallery, Williamsport, PA 1981comparable:Sotheby’s New York, Indian and Southeast AsianArt, September 16, 1999, Item 98.Sotheby’s, New York, Indian and Southeast AsianArt, 20 March 2001, Item 85.$500-700


200 131694/7Bronze Sukhothai Buddha headWell cast with oblong face, thearched brows connecting in asinuous line with the ridge of thenose, flanked by pendulous lobesslightly flared at the tips, the hairtightly curled in deep relief,supported on a wooden stand.H: 12 1/2 inches w/o stand$400-600

201 131396/2Thai standing gilt bronze buddha18th centuryOn hand raised, dressed in cloakand crown, traces of gilt remains.H: 20 inches w/ base$800-1,200


202 131510/1Thai Bronze Sitting Buddha18th centuryThe figure is seated in a European fashion,accepting homage from the animals. The Buddhais in varada mudra, adorned in a monastic robewith right shoulder bare, with accompanyingsmaller wood carving of a seated diety.H: 27 inches w/o baseprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 10 December 1958,

exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand.’ Item15: Loan number 399.70Lcomparable:Christie’s AmsterdamAsian Ceramics and Works of Art, 8 May 2001,Item 558.Christie’s, Amsterdam, Indian, Himalayan, andSoutheast Asian Art, 18, October 2003, Item122.$1,200-1,500

203 131510/2Thai Bronze Seated Buddhaearly 19th centuryAn adorn Buddha seating in dhyanasana on astylized stepped lotus seat supported by a lowtable with his hands in dhyana mudras, wearinga sanghati leaving his right shoulder bare; Theface is round with eyebrows in a continuouscurve his hair and usnia arranged in rows ofsmall round curls. The figure wears patternedmonastic garments executed in low relief.H: 18 inches

provenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 18 December 1959,exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Catalog exhibition entitled ‘Art of Thailand”. Item49: Loan number 406.70L$1,200-1,500


207 131112/7Thai bronze buddha head and giltlacquered bronze handAyutthaya style bronze buddha headwith arched brow, down cast eyes,curled hair and ushnina surmountedby a flame; together with a gilt onblack lacquer hand.H of head: 12 inchesprovenance:Estate of D. Colman Witte.$400-600

208 131760/58Chinese aromatic softwoodGuanyinming dynastyThe seated Guanyin carrying a childin her arms, traces of gilt left, withglass display stand.H: 6 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$400-600

209 131112/19Thai gilt bronze buddhaSeated in dhyanasana on a lotusbase with his hands inbhumisparsamudra.24 inches$2,000-4,000


204 131510/10Bronze Buddha Shakyamuni on Muchalindamid to late 19th centuryA bronze figure of Burmese Buddha seated in dhyanasana on athree coiled body of Muchalinda, his hands in bhumisarsa anddhyana mudra, and wearing a monastic robe falling from theleft shoulder across his body, his face with benevolentexpression, bow-shaped mouth, inset eyes and finely archedeyebrows in relief, his hair in tiny curls surmounted by adomed usnisa contained by a broad band corresponding to thefillet; Manadalay style.H: 27 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 14 August 1989 from ‘Erawan Antiques’ 149/8Suriwongse Road, Bangkok$2,500-3,000

205 131510/21Thai Buddha seated on high stepped thronelate 19th centuryA figure of Buddha seated in dhyanasana on amolded throne, his hands in bhumisarsa anddhyana mudra, wearing a monastic robe.H: 15 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PA.Acquired 1971, Ayutthaya, Thailand from‘Wungboran Antiques’$800-1,000

206 131510/9Gilt Dry Lacquer Burmese Sitting Buddhamid to late 19th centuryThe figure of Shakyamuni seated in dhyanamudra and wearing royal robes and a crown.H: 27 1/2 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1981, at auction, Nairobi, Kenya$2,000-4,000


211 131671/12Chinese chenxiangmu lacquered BuddhaAshokattamshriming dynastySeated in dhyanasana, serene expression, hair incurls and dressed in typical draping robes.H: 4 1/2 inchesprovenance:The Collection of the late Edwin P. Rome,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania$1,000-1,500

212 131938/1Pair of Chinese polychrome luohanfiguresSeated on plinth and dressed inloose robes.H: 25 inches$8,000-12,000


210 131118/46Thai gilt bronze BuddhaBuddha Shakyamuni seated indhyasanaon a wood base, face in ameditative expression.H: 23 inches$800-1,200

210A 131760/58Chinese aromatic softwoodGuanyinming dynastyThe seated Guanyin carrying a childin her arms, traces of gilt left, withglass display stand.H: 6 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$400-600


213 Rare and important Chinesepolychrome wood figure of aluohansong dynastySeated in half lotus wearing layeredmonastic robes, face finely carvedwith intense expression.H: 40 inchesprovenance:Salander-O’Reilly Galleries$40,000-60,000



214 Important Chinese polychromewood figure of Ksitigarbhabodhisattva on Unicorn Beastming dynastyDizang Pusa dressed in long robesand crown sits on a lotus baseastride a unicorn beast, his facialfeatures idealized featuring a thirdeye.H: 40 inchesprovenance:The Collection of the late Edwin P.Rome, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania$100,000-150,000



216 131194/246Chinese gilt-wood figure of Buddha18th century or earlierSeated over lotus throne, latersimulated alms bowl and ‘third eye’.H: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Property of a Maryland CollectionOld collection label to base$300-500

217 11-1050/6Chinese polychrome and giltwoodLohan on throne17th centuryThe seated figure with raised armand alms bowl at waist on redlacquered throne.Total H: 36 in.$10,000-15,000

218 10-1632/39Two Chinese hardwood tablestands19/20th centuryOne of scroll form, together with asteped ruyi carved twin platformstand.Longest L: 18 in.$800-1,200

215 131061/3Large Chinese polychromed andcarved wooden luohanming dynastyThe seated luohan with arched browand elongated earlobes holds righthand in his lap in shunya mudra andwith robes draping down from theedge of the seat.H: 36 inches$1,500-3,000


221 131194/228Chinese hardwood and laquer table stand18/19th centruyThe red lacquered square top with Greek-key toedge, over apron carved to show archic masksand open-work lotus panels, over shaped legsand platform base.H:3 1/2 L: 14 in.$400-600

222 131615/86Chinese petrified wood carvingThe carving in the form of twoconjoined circles with folatedecorations incised to one side.L: 2 inches$6,000-8,000

220 10-1632/40Two Chinese ‘altar’ form tablestandsOne lacquered to show figurallandscape, together with ahardwood stand.L: 13 in.$800-1,200

219 131615/42Pair of Chinese wood figures ofpriestsThe figures, showing traces of gilthighlights, are dressed in longmonastic robes with hands in añjalimudra and standing on a lotus base.H: 10 1/4 inches$1,000-1,200


223 131615/41Chinese bamboo model of a boatThe carved model depicting fourfigures to the rear of the vesselwhile two operaters are seen out thestarboard side, accompanied byvarious cargo and a small animal onthe roof.L: 13 inches$800-1,200

224 131117/5Chinese burlwood brushpotNaturalistic form made to look like asection of a tree trunk.H: 5 1/2 W: 5 1/4 inches$400-600

225 131117/4Chinese huanghuali boxTop made of three panels and basewith two panels, slightly raised on arectangular border, beaded edgesand with brass mounts.L: 12 W: 6 inches$600-800

226 131664/19Chinese hongmu box and mother ofpearl inset coverqing dynastyRelief decorated with lingzhi and znddragons pursuing pearls.H: 3 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$500-800


227 131842/13Chinese huanghuali boxqing dynastyFurnished with huangtong fittings, woodwith whorling.L: 14 H: 5 1/2 inches$4,000-6,000

228 131734/10Five Chinese eaglewood winecups, chenxiang muqing dynastyEach relief carved with sagesand immortals within pine trees.H: 2 1/4 inches$8,000-12,000

229 131164/147Fine pair of Chinese hongmu candlesticksThe two piece sectional candlestick iselaborately carved with various Chinesefloral motifs as well as fu bats to theperimeter of the wooden base, supported onfive lingzhi style legs.H: 16 inches$1,000-1,500


231 131164/146Chinese hardstone inlay tablescreenThe one sided screen depicts agarden scene with residents tryingto ward off wild beasts, bird andflowers painted on red lacquer toreverse.H: 22 H 21 1/2 inches$600-800

232 131939/24Chinese mother of pearl inset tablescreen17th / 18th centuryFront depicting figures in a gardenlandscape, with poem verso, floraland lingzhi head decorated apron.H: 14 3/4 inches$8,000-10,000

230 131194/109Large and fine Chinese jade, gilt-metal and semi-precious stonemounted wall panel18/19th century elementsRectangular hardwood frameenclosing gold lacquer panel appliedto show lantern, jade ruyi sceptre,‘antiques’ and central soapstonevase issuing floral sprigs, gilt metalhanging hook.(Excluding hanging hook)L: 25 inches x W: 47 inchesprovenance:Property from a Palm SpringsAcquired from Warren Imports,Laguna Beach in the 1970s$2,000-3,000




233 131022/1Chinese huanghuali side table17th centuryThe fine-grained huanghuali panel is set within a mortice-and-tenon- waisted broad frame, the beaded aprons flushwith the legs joined by humpback stretchers and terminatingin hoofed feet; the shaped aprons echo with the flow of thehumpback stretchers.W: 41 3/4 inches x H: 34 1/2 inches$40,000-60,000

234 131904/1Chinese huanghuali altar table, qiaotouan19th centuryWaistless two part panel top within rectangular border,above beaded apron and spandrels, raised on round cornerlegs with double stretchers.L: 63 inches W: 16 inches H: 29 1/2 inches$40,000-60,000

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236 138062/3Chinese huanghuali low tableOf three board construction withhuiwen apron and inward scrollingfeet, top plank huanghuali and withother hardwood elements.L; 46 1/2 H: 16 1/2 inches$500-800

237 131546/26Pair of Chinese huanghuali stoolsqing dynastyRectangular stools with mat seat,beaded apron and angular scrollingfeet.H: 19 inches W: 12 inchesL: 16 inches$2,000-4,000

238 131890/5Chinese cinnabar lacquer lobedcovered boxCentral shou symbol against floralground decorated with flowercartouches.D: 8 1/4 inches$400-600

235 10-1632/19AChinese huanghuali and huali wine tableqing dyansty elementsRectangular top with ice-plate edge, over shapedapron and rounded joined legs.H: 34 W: 37 D: 17 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

239 131849/2Chinese cinnabar lacquer coveredbox19th centuryThe circular box relief decoratedthroughout with peony blossoms.D: 4 1/4 inchesprovenance:With label E&J Frankel No. 84Collection.$1,000-1,500

240A 10-1748/82Chinese carved cinnabar box19th centuryDomed circular form, carved inmedium relief to show boys at playwithin a pine grove, detailedunderside.D: 3 1/4 in.provenance:Museum deaccession no. to rimdated 1947$800-1,200

240 131194/107Pair of Chinese carved cinnabarlacquer vases19th centuryBaluster form, carved to show peonyand song birds.H: 10 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property from a Scottsdale, AZEstate$300-500

241 131990/3Chinese mallow-form brown lacquer covered boxsong dynastyThe six lobed box raised at the center and gentlysloping at the edges.D: 8 1/2 inches H: 4 inches$1,000-2,000


242 131194/169Large Chinese tri-color cinnabar lacquercovered box19th centuryDomed cover carved to show central cartoucheof figural landscape within Greek-key, similaroval scenes to rim, over conforming base.D: 15 in.$2,000-3,000

244 131596/1Chinese cloisonne enamel ‘double ram’ coveredcenser, zunming dynastyMoulded in the form of double rams facingopposite directions, supporting an oblong censerneck on their backs between the heads, standingon four feet.H: 4 1/2 inchesprovenance:Ralph M. Chait Galleries, New YorkProperty of a Philadelphia lady$10,000-15,000

245 131194/183Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonne covered dishqianlong periodGilt finial over domed cover surmountingconforming circular base, Indian lotus andgeometric scrolls to light-blue ground.D: 6 1/2 in.$800-1,200


243 131004/8Large Chinese lacquer covered boxqianlong periodThe lobed box painted throughout in gold and inkwith mountain landscape panels seperated byfloral motifs.H: 7 3/4 inches, W: 17 inchesprovenance:From an American estate; acquired in Japan afterWorld War II$500-700


248 131034/24Pair of Chinese cloisonne vasesThe octagonal faceted bottle formvase with twin angular archaichandles decorated throughout withjade huan, flowers and lotus.H: 14 1/2 inches$8,000-10,000

249 131939/28Chinese cloisonne enamel tripodcenser and coverTapering legs, globular body, shortwaisted neck highlighted by evertedgilt rim and loop handles,surmoutned by a tiered cover withyinyang knob.H including cover: 5 1/2 inches$2,000-3,000

250 131663/23Pair of Chinese canton enameltraysshangxin mark, 18th centuryThe square bracket dishes decoratedto interior base with foreignersdining in outdoor landscape.L: 3 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$400-600

246A 131990/4Chinese cloisonne enamel candlestick holder dish18th centuryDecorated in colorful stylized dragon and floral scrolls against indigoground, missing center stand.D: 5 inches$1,000-1,500


246 131194/186Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonne bowlearly 19th centuryOval form, enameled to show floral sprigs to light blur ground, gilt bronzefoot.L: 10 in.$500-800

251 131890/4Pair of Chinese chase silverelephants19th / 20th centuryElephants dorned with hardstonebeads bearing buddha in a pagodaon its back.H: 9 1/2 inches$400-600

247 131615/43Pair of Chinese jewelled and enameled copperbowl and coverThe bowls intricately enameled to depictdragons admist clouds and above curling waves,accented with coral and turquoise bands aroundthe bottom of cover and top of bowl.H: 5 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000

252 131194/229Large Chinese gilt-silver and enamel stonemounted model of a BuffalostampedUpright cast with ‘jeweled’ saddle over woodstand.Model H: 7 1/2 L: 12 in$300-500


256 131194/144Large Chinese copper hand-warmer18/19th centuryPieced domed cover with Greek-keyto rim, over wide conforming base,etched to show figural pine grove,with free-moving handle.D: 10 1/2 in.provenance:Acquired in China before 1948$300-500

257 131939/8Chinese white jade gilt and chasesilver covered boxRepousse silver enameled withphoenix, flowers and insethardstone, the top with large oblogwhite jade plaque, “silver” mark tobase.H: 5 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

255 131061/49Chinese silver boxsigned yun qiu, dated 1924Inscribed to cover with a poem bySu Shi and with two characterimpressed mark to base.L: 5 inches W: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

253 131939/18Chinese silver and alloy Tibetanbodhisattva18th centuryStanding on circular double lotusbase and ornamental garmentadorned with free flowing garments.H: 9 1/2 inches$10,000-15,000

254 131939/27Tibetan silver lamaFigure seated on double lotus basedressed in chased silver robesholding double vajra and stupa,earrings inset with hardstone.H: 10 1/4 inches$10,000-15,000




258 131939/12Pair of silver wine cups and stand18th centuryDouble dragon handles engraved with floralground, supported on lotus cup standdecorated with chased peony and ice barbedrim.H of cup and stand: 2 1/2 inches$4,000-6,000

259 131061/42Chinese silver tea service19th centuryRelief decorated with flower blossoms.L of teapot: 11 inchesprovenance:Sotheby’s London Chinese Decorative ArtsSale 1985 lot 219$2,500-3,500

261 131939/29Chinese white jade belt buckle andsilver service18th centuryTwo white jade dragon belt bucklesmounted to set of four marked silverpieces, Richard M. Woods & Co. NYNY C. 1920-C.1940.H of buckle: 5 inches$10,000-15,000

260 131061/34Chinese silver teapot and cover19th centurySquat pear form body, loop handle and cover finialsimulating bamboo stems, relief cast throughoutwith bamboo leaves, with marks to base.H: 6 3/4 inchesprovenance:Sotheby’s London Nov 1985 Chinese Decorative ArtsSale Lot 225$2,000-3,000


262 133000/5Chinese jade and pewter encased yixing teapotfan luzeng mark, daoguang periodOf crescent shape with jade mounted spout, knob andhandle; one side of the body lightly incised with bamboobranch, the other side inscribed with a poem signed by YuChuan; with impressed Fan Luzeng Zhi four characterpotter’s mark in interior.H: 4 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property of a Philadelphia lady$1,500-2,000

263 131532/2Chinese pewter cadogan teapotshen langting, mid qing dynastyIn the form of a peach with leaves mouldedinto the body of the vessel and a branch-like spout, ligntly inscribed to both sideswith poems signed and marked by ShenLangting and Shi Gu.H: 4 1/4 inchesprovenance:Private California collection$1,000-1,500

264 131726/15Chinese yixing teapotqing dynastyBarrel shaped, the cover molded with Shousymbols and the body further incised withpatterns and Shou characters; the base bears apictorial mark.D: 6 1/2 inches; H: 3 inchesprovenance:With old label to interior of pot dating it toearlier than 1854; from the Perry Expedition$600-800


266 131734/12Chinese incised potqi tao, yang xian mark, republic periodThe pear form pot decorated with double fauxelephant handles, incised with a figural lancscapeand inscribed Qi Tao shi with poem to reverse.H: 12 inches$5,000-7,000

265 131663/10Chinese yixing moulded teapotchunping mark, 19th centuryShaped as a pomegranate, with fungus, nuts, mushroom and lotusroot as handle, cover and spout, incised with poem in praise for theabundance of food, signed Song Xi with a Chun Ping mark near base.H: 4 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20th century$5,000-8,000


270 131939/6Chinese Sino-Tibetan saddle17th / 18th centuryLeather bound wooden seat,.gilt and piercedsilver on upright end.L: 20 inches$8,000-12,000


268 131939/25Tibetan silver and parcel gilt stupa17th / 18th centuryHollow stupa and buddha raised from steppedsilver base with gilded lotus petal highlight.H: 11 1/2 inches$8,000-10,000

267 131939/7Nepal gilt bronze mandala18th / 19th centuryCoral, turqoise and other hardstoneinset chase gilt bronze mandela withstupa.D: 18 inches$5,000-8,000

269 131890/3Chinese gilt metal and king fisher feather filigreeornamentslate 19th centuryIncluding linked necklace, hair ornaments, earrings,clips and combs, total of eleven pieces.L of hairpin: 5 1/2 inches$500-800


271 Five Chinese gold hair ornamentsliao / song dynastyTwo matching pairs of pins each with a relief moulded flat ovalterminal depicting phoenix or dragons, one seperate pin endingin a double gourd shaped dragon terminal.L of largest: 3 1/2 inchesprovenance:Published in “Silver and Gold in Ancient China” Spring 2012Purchased from J. J. Lally & Co.$3,000-5,000


273 Chinese jadeite and gilt metal‘fringe’ necklaceCircular wire supporting elevenjadeite drops.D: 6 in.$500-800

272 Chinese suite of 14k yellow goldand green jadeite jewelleryearly 20th centuryComprising of a necklace, broochand bracelet.Necklace L (0pen) 15 1/2 in.$800-1,200


280 131004/77Collection of eleven Himalayanturqoise and coral embellishedsilver jewelry piecesIncluding a coral, turqoise ring andearrings set; a cross pendant, asaddle-form ring, a flower-form ring,and two larger chased silver andhardstone pendants.L of largest: 20 inches$500-800

281 131849/5Chinese silver and stone necklaceSilver lock form pendant chasedwith opera scene, with beadnecklace.L of necklace: 20 1/2 inches$600-800

282 131663/22Chinese yellow glass court necklace, chaozhuComprised of 108 yellow glass beads spaced with three larger emerald glassbeads, a two part double gourd bead, an oblong bead and three strings ofcoral glass beads imitating coral, jade and amber.L: (closed) 28 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection, acquired in China between19th and early 20th century$800-1,200

278 131004/79Collection of fifteen Asian gold andsilver repousse necklaces, pins andbraceletsIncluding a garnet collar, a mouldednecklace, four plain silver snakechains, goldfish keychain, pin,bangle, five ornamented silvernecklaces.L of longest: 17 inches$400-600

279 131004/78Collection of twelve East AsianbraceletsIncluding three ivory, four celadonjadeite, two black hardstone, fourstained wood and one inlaidalbalone bracelet.L of largest: 3 3/4 inches$300-500


274 131939/26Canton gold card case19th centuryGold repousse card case marked H.W. K.H: 3 3/4 inches$5,000-7,000

275 131004/85Three gilt itemsIncluding a 18k gold archer’s ring, agold-tone metal circada ring, and agilt copper bodhisattva pin.H of bodhisattva: 3 inches$1,000-1,500

276 131734/2Japanese jadeite gold ringSet with an oval jadeite of brightgreen color, 18k dragon incised goldband, with impressed “Japan” mark.Dia: 1 inch$1,000-1,500

277 10-1632/47Green jade and 21k yellow gold ringOval cabachon, gold mount.Stone; 23 x 16.50 x 4.40 mmprovenance:With GIA certificate stating naturaljadeite jade, no; 1156035786$6,000-8,000


283 131849/6Two Chinese silver filigreenecklacesqing dynastyOne terminating in a lingzhi headlock form pendent, and the otherending in an obloong chased silverband, both embellished with fauxcoral and hardstone beads.L: 21 inches$600-800

284 131579/4Two Chinese amber bead necklacesThe first necklace composed of 12oblong beads and 54 round beads,possibly missing one bead; thesecond necklace of 11 oblong beadsand 62 round beads; both withchase silver clips.L: 15 3/4 inches$800-1,200

285 131912/13Four jade and horn bill itemsqing dynastyIncluding a celadon and brown jadebangle, a calcified jade plaque, amottled and russet jade plaque andhalf a hornbill buckle.D of bangle: 3 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$1,000-1,500

286 131194/187Two Chinese ivory bead necklacesThe largest of appox eighty beads,together with a smaller string.Largest L (closed) 19 in.$300-500

287 131849/3Chinese coral hair pinCarved as a dragon, coral of paleorange hue.L: 8 1/2 inches$1,200-1,500

288 131004/80Four Chinese coral itemsIncluding four bracelets and a beltwith hardstone inset belt buckle.L of belt: 34 inches$600-800


289 131615/95Chinese hornbill buckleOf rectangular form and in two sections.The buckle incised with kylin decor.L: 4 inches$4,000-6,000

290 131734/3Emerald jade beaded necklace and bangleThe necklace comprising seventy-fourgraduated beads of rich emerald greencolour, The semi-cylindrical bangle ofintense emerald green colour and verygood translucency.L of necklace: 15 1/2 inches, Dia ofbangle: 2 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

291 131194/220Chinese celadon hardstone bangleTypical form, whitish celadon hue.D: 3 1/2 in$200-300

292 131718/1Chinese jadeite pendantOf circular form with a dragondepicted in the center, surroundedby scrolling foliate patterns.Dia: 2 1/4 inches$300-500

295 131760/60Three Chinese pale celadon jadeitems19th / 20th centuryIncluding a hair pin, a ruyi headform lock pendant, and half areticulated pomander.L of hair ornament: 5 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

294 131760/59Three Chinese jade itemsearly 20th centuryIncluding a white russet jade fish, aceladon carp and lotus leaf carving,and a crab bat and lotus leafpendent.L of largest: 3 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

293 131748/2Chinese carved circular jadedragon pendantOf flattened circular disc shapedwith the dragon head coiled back,its snout touching its own tail, thebody later incised with archaisticswirls and a qilong dragon on its tail.Dia: 3 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500


297 Pair of Chinese white jade banglesThe cylindrical jade bangles are ofwhite colour.Dia: 2 1/2 inches$1,200-1,600

298 Chinese white jade archer’s ringOf saddle form, the jade of white-yellowish tint, the front with a russetskin.Dia: 1 1/4 inches$400-600

299 Chinese white jade archer’s ringThe ring of saddle form with milkytones, the front with russet skin andcarved with a bat.Dia: 1 1/4 inches$700-900


300 Chinese jade archer’s ringThe ring of saddle-like form with arectangular raised front and russetskin.Dia: 1 1/2 inches$400-600

300A Chinese inscribed and gilded white jadearcher’s ringqianlong periodInscribed and gilded with “yu zhi shi”imperial poem and flower and rock designsto reverse.H: 1 inchprovenance:Property of a Philadelphia collector$15,000-20,000

296 Chinese jadeite necklaceWith four cylindrical beads, atransparent blue round cabochon,and a double sided carved gourdpendant, all set ina white metalnecklace, with GIA certificate.H of pendant: 2 inches$20,000-30,000


301 Chinese jadeite archer’s ringOf cylindrical form with onerounded end, the stone of mottledgreenish-white tones with richapple-green inclusions.Dia: 1 inch$400-600

303 Chinese mounted jadeite doublebangle braceletThe apple-green jadeite with milkywhite inclusions and mounted withfour gold clasps.Dia: 2 3/4 inches$5,000-7,000


304 Chinese whitish-lavender jadeitebead necklaceComprising forty-two beads linkedby free-moving ring and centered by‘woven’ carved sphere.L: 13 1/2 in (closed)$300-500

302 A pair of Chinese archer’s ringsConsisting of a white jade and lavender jadeitering. Each is of plain cylindrical form. Thewhite jade ring is incised with a smallblossoming tree.Dia: 1 inch$500-700

305 Chinese white jade pendentOblong, wen zhen ya wan marksdepicting crane under pine andlady with flower basket to reverse.L: 2 1/2 inches$6,000-8,000

308 Chinese white jade gourd formpendantOpenwork carved as a double gourdsurrounded by leaves and smallerfruits.L: 2 3/4 inches$10,000-15,000

306 Chinese white jade plaqueRectangular plaque frontdecorated with flower basket,reverse inscribed with poem, ZhiTing mark.L:2 1/4 inches$6,000-8,000

307 Chinese white jade pendantqing dynastyOpen carved with fu bat amongscrolling foliate.L: 2 1/8 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholarof East Asian Studies$500-800


310 Chinese white jade reticulatedplaqueRectangular form with roundcorners, open carved on both sideswith egrets among lotus.L: 2 3/4 inches$1,500-3,000

309 Chinese white jade pendantEndless knot coiled dragon form,jade with slight stone inclusion toone corner.L: 1 3/4 inches$4,000-6,000


311 Chinese white jade berry andsquirrel pendantTypical form, stone with slightyellowing on sides.L: 2 inches$1,500-3,000

312 Chinese yellow jade bird formpendantFinely polished to resemble a fetusbird, with brown russet behind theneck and pierced hole for hanging.L: 2 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000

313 Three Chinese celadon jadeplaquesqing dynastyIncluding a circular plaque, anopenworked revolving wheel formplaque and a reticulated boy on fudog plaque.L of largest: 2 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$1,000-1,500

318 Two Chinese white jade pendantsOne with double “xi” character formand the other one with “shou”character.D of larger: 3 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$800-1,200

319 Chinese spinach jade pendantLobed stone relief decorated with fubats flanking “wan shou” symbol.L: 3 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$500-800

316 Chinese white jade pendantqing dynastyThe circular pendant of threeencentric wheels stylized as floraland tentrils, raised on polychromewood stand.D of jade: 2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$600-800

317 Chinese white jade flower basketform pendantqing dynastyWith two loose chains and arevolving basket handle, the basketwith perferations possibly used as aperfumer.H: 4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$800-1,200

314 Four miniature Chinese white jadependentsIncluding a lingzhi, an openworkedmandarin duck and lotus carving, adetailed hourse head, and a rabbit.L of largest: 2 1/4 inches$300-500

315 Three Chinese white jade pendantsqing dynastyIncluding a revolving circular ‘shou’pendant, and two thin reliefrectangular pendants depictingboys.H of circular: 2 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$1,500-2,000


320 Chinese white jade pendentOf ovid form depicting a figure with a long poleon a boat passing through a cluster of reedsalong the river, opposite side containing aninscription.H: 2 1/4 inches$2,000-4,000

321 Chinese white jade pendentOf unusal form, reminescent of seafood.H: 2 inches$800-1,200

322 Chinese jadeite openwork pendantThe pendant of flower form flanked by a pair ofmythical beasts.H: 2 inches$1,500-1,800

323 Chinese white jade pendantOf rectangular form depicting a figure fishing offa bridge with two other figures conversing withina pagoda. Inscription on reverse side.H: 2 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000


324 Chinese white jade pendantOf circular form depicting a figure and a fu bat.Dia: 1 3/4 inches$300-500

325 Chinese white jade pendantOf rectangular form with various figure and achild with a pole picking fruit from a tree.Inscription on reverse side.H: 2 inches$300-500

326 Chinese jadeite bamboo sectionCarved in relief with peonies, pines,and a fu lion.H: 3 inches$3,000-5,000

329 Chinese jadeite and 14k yellow goldmounted pendantlate 19th century14k glasp over double gourdpendant.Jadeite H: 1 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Midwest Collection$300-500

328 Chinese white jade pendantqing dynastyOpenwork carved as a phoenixamong scrolling clouds.L: 3 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$700-900

327 Chinese white and russet jadeite14k yellow gold mounted pendant19th century14k yellow gold clasp over wellcarved oval rectangular pendant,carved to show plum blossoms andsong birds.Jadeite H: 2 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Midwest Collection$500-800



330 Chinese white jade pendantOf rectangular form depicting a group of figureswatching a child musician.H: 2 inches$800-1,200

331 Chinese white jade pendantOf shaped oval form, depicting a coin with twofu bats flanking top and bottom.H: 2 inches$500-700

332 Chinese white jade reticulated plaque18/19th centurySquare form, cornered with ruyi scrolls andcentered by boys flanked by lotus and tiedscrolls, good hue.D: 2 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Southern Estate$800-1,200

334 Chinese white ‘gourd’ pendant18/19th centuryTall oval form, welll reticulated to show gourdsand vine, good white hue.H: 2 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Southern Estate$400-600

335 Chinese white jade pendantOf rectangular form depicting a pair of fu batflying above a seascape, an inscription oflongevity and fortune verso.H; 2 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

333 Chinese brown and light green jadeite pendantlate 19th centuryOval form, carved in high relief to show ‘brown’bat, beetle and dragonfly.L: 2 3/4 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japanbefore 1950$300-500


336 Group of five Chinese white jadecarvings19th century and laterComprising two rounded rectangularpendants, lotus root, chime elementand cat grouping (5).Longest 3 in.$800-1,200


337 Chinese white jade pendantOf rectangular form, the pendant incised withscenes of figures playing leasuirely board gameson either side.H: 2 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500

339 Chinese white jade pendant19th centuryCircular form, carved to coins surmounted withbat and scrolling leaves.D: 2 1/4 in.$300-500

338 Carved Chinese white jade circular boy pendantThe pendant of circular form is carved to oneside with a boy whipping a cornstalk, a boypulling a rickshaw inscribed verso. The semi-translucent stone is of an even white tone.Dia: 1 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500


342 Chinese white pendant18/19th centuryWhite hue with light brown tone,carved to show water chestnut, withgone tone wire and fob chain.Jade W: 2 1/2 in.$800-1,200

343 Chinese carved white jade garment hookCarved with a curved shaft terminating in adragon-head hook, opposite a sinuous mythicalbeast in relief.H: 5 inches$800-1,200

344 Chinese carved white jade garment hookCarved with a straight shaft terminatingin a dragons head, opposite a serpentinecreature carved in relief.H: 4 3/4 inches$800-1,200

340 Chinese white jade and 14k yellow goldmounted pendantjade 19th century, mount laterButterly pendant mounted with yellow gold,stamped TRIO.H: 3 1/2 w: 4 in.$800-1,200


341 Approximately Eighteen Chinese jade and jadeite items of jewelleryqing dynasty and laterComprising of white and celadon jade pendant and various earrings.Largest D: 3 1/4 in.$800-1,200


351 131004/9Pair of Chinese celadon jade ringhandlesEach carved with a loose ringsuspended from a diamond shapedknob; jade of even pale celadoncolor.L: 3 1/4 inches, W: 2 inchesprovenance:From an American estate; acquiredin Japan after World War II$500-800

352 131912/17Chinese white jade garment hookqing dynastyTypical form, dragon terminal andchilong with bulging eyes.L: 3 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$1,500-2,000

353 131800/8Chinese jadeite belthookTypical form with relief carved withchilong and terminating in dragonhead.L: 5 1/4 inches$1,500-1,800

354 131615/26A group of four Chinese celadonjade itemsIncluding a garment hook with adragon head motif and threedifferent hairpins.H; 3 3/4 inches, 5 inches,5 1/2 inches, 6 1/4 inches$700-900

349 131386/2Chinese white jade pendantDog on front and “Shou Tian Bai Lu”verso.H: 2 inches W: 1 1/4 inches$800-1,200

350 131004/83Three jade pendantsIncluding a spinach jade and whitejade fu bat lock-form pendant,together with two jadeite piercedpendants.L of bat pendant: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

345 131615/87Chinese celadon jade pendantThe jade with russest skin and ofrectangular form with scene of twobirds and a bat amidst a minimallandscape. The reverse side withinscription.H: 2 1/4 inches$700-900

346 131734/8Chinese white jade garment hookqing dynastyThe curved hook carved as an insectwith a reptilian-head terminal, thestone of a pale even tone, supportedon a wooden stand.H; 2 1/2 inches$600-800

348 131615/75Chinese jadeite garment hookThe mottled green buckleterminating in a dragon-head hook,opposite a sinuous chilong dragon inrelief.H: 3 1/2 inches$8,000-12,000


347 131615/76Chinese jadeite garment hookThe mottled green hook terminatingin a dragon-head, opposite a chilongdragon in relief.H: 3 3/4 inches$8,000-12,000



355 Chinese white jade buckleOf circular form and depicting a lionmask.Dia: 2 inches$600-800

359 Chinese celadon jade boy and batcarvingqing dynastyThe figure shown with one foot raiseand holding a ruyi sceptre, the bat isof cameo effect. The pale stone hasan attractive polish with someextremely light russet inclusions.H: 2 inches$1,000-1,500

360 Chinese white jade carvingCarved as a maiden on a leaf.L: 2 3/4 inches$500-700

358 A pair of Chinese jade hairpinsThe semi-translucent hairpins ofcurved form with openwork foliateterminals.L: 4 3/4; 5 inches$600-800

357 Chinese white jade garment hookCarved with raised scrolling bossesand a stylised mythical beast headto one terminal.H: 3 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500

356 Chinese white jade kylin dragonmagnifying glassThe belt-hook carved with a dragon-head hook mounted with amagnifying glass and metaldecorated with floral accents.H: 9 3/4 inches$5,000-7,000

361 Chinese white jade ‘shuanghuan’carvingCarved as two huan beasts in afriendly fight with a gold ring forhanging; jade of even white hue.L: 2 inches$800-1,200


362 131194/242Chinese celadon jade mounted white metalcensermounts 18/19th centuryRectangular form, the domed cover set withbuckle ove conforming base, mounted with threebuckles and insert colors stones.H: 10 1/2 L: 7 1/2 in.$800-1,200

363 131546/13Chinese grey jade garment hook20th centuryDragon head terminal confronting a chilongbiting a lingzhi stalk along stem, oval knob verso;jade of white to russet grey hue.L: 3 1/2 inches$500-700

364 131194/174Large Chinese jadite garment hookqing dyanstytypical form, of lavender and greenhue carved to show qilong dragon.L: 5 in.provenance:Formerly of a California collection$300-500

365 131194/213Chinese white jade carving of a Fu lion18th centuryGood true white hue, recumbent beast graspinglingzhi, fitted later Japanese box and stand.L: 2 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japanbefore 1950$1,000-1,200


366 131734/9Chinese carnelian fu lion carvingqing dynastyShown seated on its hind legs, the stoneof yellow hue with rustic inclusionsthroughout, supported on a woodenstand.L: 2 inches$500-800


369 131800/6Chinese Mughal-style shell-formsmall dishqing dynastyThinly carved to be almosttranslucent, stone with fine cloudyareas of pale yellow tint.W: 2 1/2 inches$1,200-1,500

370 131912/15Chinese white jade chilong carvingqing dynastyCarved with two chilong circling a bidisc, stone of pale to celadon huewith slight russet.L: 2 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$1,000-1,500

371 131912/18Chinese white jade persimmoncarvingqing dynastyLarge persimmon encircled by atoad and a smaller fruit.L: 1 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$600-800

372 131842/7Chinese yellow jade dog carvingRecumbant dog form, jade ofgreenish yellow hue with somerussets.L: 2 3/4 inches$1,000-2,000

373 131842/9Chinese celadon jade toad formwater dropperThree-legged toad form, with thedropper opening at the mouth.L: 4 inches$2,000-4,000

367 131748/3Chinese jade dragon carvingThe reticulated carving depicts atwo-horned dragon intertwined withanother qilong dragon amidst adense network of cloud scrolls.Thestone is of a pale greyish-white tone,with darker inclusions.H; 3 inches$800-1,200

368 131765/1Chinese white jade cats carvingqing dynastyCarved as two entwined cats, jadeof homogenous white hue.L: 2 1/4 inches$800-1,200


374 131875/3Chinese calcified jade ‘ram’ carvingRecumbant ram grasping a lingzhi spray in its mouth; stone ofmottled grey and ivory tone.H: 3 inches L: 4 inchesprovenance:Property of a South Carolina LadyPurchased from Manheims Gallery, New Orleans$3,000-5,000

375 131615/53A Chinese white jade carving of a mythical beastThe recumbent beast is shown with a twisted head and agift box on its back, supported on a wooden stand.L: 4 1/2 inches$2,500-5,000 376 131664/6

Collection of Chinese jade itemsIncluding a pair of Chinese white jade miniaturewine cups, a celadon jade miniature coveredcenser, a lapiz lazuli finial, and a green glasspendant on gold chain.H of wine cup: 1 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson(1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$2,000-4,000

377 131615/27Pair of Chinese celadon jade birdsEach carved standing atop of treestumps, incised with feathers and along tail of a mostly even, pale tone.H: 7 inches$250-500



378 131615/54Chinese white jade horseThe recumbent horse is shown with a twistedhead with a well incised mane, the jade ofvarious russet highlights.L: 5 1/4 inches$25,000-27,000

379 131615/55Chinese celadon jade carving of a crabThe celadon crustacean is carved and piercedwith large pincers and protruding eyes, seatedatop a wreath of leaves, the stone a pale eventone.L: 6 1/2 inches$12,000-13,000

380 131615/62A Chinese jade goose carvingThe bird seated in a recumbent pose with itshead twisted towards its tail and shown with alotus branch clasped within its mouth, theflowers draping the bird and falling underneathits body. Its wing, neck, and beak are accentedwith ornate incisions. The jade of a greenish-grayinvolving russest inclusions.H: 5 1/4 inches$15,000-18,000

381 131615/63A Chinese jade fu lion carvingThe recumbent lion is depicted with a ball ofyarn between its paws while engaging in aplayful act with its young cub, the jade of palegreen hue, supported on a wooden stand.L: 3 inches$4,500-6,500


383 131615/84Chinese celdaon jade ram groupingCarved and pierced with two youngseated flanking the adult, the jadewith dark russet highlights.L: 3 inches$3,500-5,500

384 131615/92A pair of Chinese jade coversThe pair consisting of a celadon jadeopenwork cover with phoenixdecorations and a circular white jadewith scrollwork decor.Dia: 3 3/4 inches$600-800

382 131615/64Chinese white jade hanging gourdThe gourd carved with leafy tendrilsand russest highlights, hanging fromwooden stand.H: 5 1/4 inches$7,000-9,000


385 131615/4Elaborately carved Chinese jadeitegroupingDepicting a boy holding onto a flyingcarp amidst baskets, cranes, andother finely incised underwaterelements.H: 5 1/4, W: 8 1/4 inches$5,500-7,500

386 131615/6Chinese jadeite figural groupingOf green and purple hue depicting Guanyinatop a deer with female attendentshowering the deity with gifts. Mounted onwooden stand.H: 7 1/2 inches$10,000-15,000


387 131615/7Chinese jadeite seated immortalFiguere depicted with a content expression,seated in contemplation and wearing a string ofprayer beads in a grotto amidst mountainouslandscape. Inscription to the right front and onthe reverse side.H: 9 inches$2,000-4,000

388 131615/8Chinese jadeite figure of seated immortalThe figure examining a text under a canopy ofpine trees within a grotto.H: 4 1/2 inches$1,800-2,200

389 131615/14White jade oval plaqueCarved in relief depicting two figures under atree, one holding a ruyi sceptre, mounted on afelt stand.H: 4 3/4 inches$1,500-2,000


390 131194/215Six Chinese jade carvingsming dyansty and earlierComprising brown jade beast, white and browntoad, horse, and other smaller toggles (6).Largest L: 3 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japanbefore 1950$500-800

391 131615/18Striated jade fu lionThe beast in a recumbent pose andcovered in russet hues.L: 2 1/4 inches$800-1,200

394 131615/60A Chinese white jade carving of achildThe child depicted kneeling andgrasping two flowers draped overhis back.H: 2 inches$800-1,200

393 131615/25A pair of Chinese jade animalsConsisting of a celadon jade gooseand a recumbent water buffalo withrusset highlights.H of goose: 1 1/4, L of waterbuffalo: 2 inches$1,600-1,800

392 131615/19Chinese white jade mythical beastsThe beasts arranged in aninterlocking recumbent pose withone holding onto a fungus branch inits mouth.L: 2 inches$800-1,200


396 Chinese white jade double gourd carvingJade of mottled translucent and white hue,carved as a large and two smaller gourdshanging from the vine.H: 3 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

397 Chinese greenish-white jade carving of aphoenixThe carving depicts an elegant phoenix with longtail feathers, standing on a rock grouping, itshead turned.H: 3 1/2 inches$1,300-1,500

398 White jade mythical beastIn a squatting pose with russethighlights.L: 3 inches$2,500-3,000

395 An assortment of jade coversThe grouping of six coversconsisting of oval, circular, square,and mughal forms.H of largest: 1 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000


399 A Chinese white jade carving of children atopof a pomegranateThe carving to show four children resting atop atwo pomegranates while the fifth is seencrouching inbetween the frurit, their playful facesare shown with a joyous expression.L 2 1/2 inches$2,500-5,000


400 A Chinese white jade carving of a childThe figure’s face wearing an ecstatic expressionwhile draping in a string of cash.H: 2 inches$800-1,200

401 Chinese white jade carving of a figure atop atadpoleThe figure’s face depicted with an ecstaticexpression while gripping the tadpole, his onehand holding a string of coins while the othergrasps a vine of flowers.L: 3 1/4 inches$4,500-5,000

402 Two Chinese white jade carvingsComprising a small boy and lotus carving and apendant carved with two squirrels and a fu batagainst a flat circular base.L: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,500

403 Pair of Chinese jade luohan figuresThe pair of carvings show both figures in dressed in monastic robesone seated holding an alms bowl while the other is reclining andholding prayer beads and a scroll, the stone of an even pale tone.H: 2 1/2 inches, 1 3/4 inches$2,000-4,000


404 Chinese Ming-style white jade Guanyin20th centurySeated with hands on knees smiling, jade of evenhue.H: 3 3/4 inches$12,000-15,000


406 131939/9Chinese white jade monk’s cap ewer andcover20th centurySpout opposite to scrolling handle,suspending double loose rings on each side,carved to body with lappet band and taotiemasks, raised on oval footring, stone ofopaque white color.H: 7 1/2 inches$8,000-12,000

407 131615/11Chinese white jade vase and coverOf flattened ovoid form with loose ringhandles and birds and floral elements carvedin high relief. Supported on wooden stand.H: 10 inches$12,000-15,000

405 131615/78Chinese spinach jade Guanyin andphoenixThe female deity is dressed in a longflowing robe and surmounted with acrown. A phoenix circles over her rightshoulder, while she is grasping a bowl offruit and flowers, the opposite handholding a fan.H: 7 inches$4,000-6,000



408 131615/51Chinese white jade vase and coverThe vase of feathered ovoid formwith a series of three raised flangesflanking the side of the neck. Thebody is carved to show scrollingfoliate decor, the vase surmountedwith a flower formed finial with twoloose rings. The vase supported by awooden stand.H: 8 1/2 inches w/o stand$50,000-60,000

409 131615/10Chinese white jade hanging vaseand coverOf flattened ovoid form with birdmask and loose ring handles,centralized cameo depicting cranesamidst floral elements. Withwooden stand.H: 16 inches$20,000-30,000



411 131546/2Chinese celadon jade tripod censorand coverThe censer with twin loose ringbeast-head handles, supported onbeast-head feet and surmounted bya domed cover with fu lion finial.H: 5 inches$1,000-1,500

412 131842/2Chinese celadon jade vaseFaceted gu form vase flanked byphoenix and dragons.H: 7 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

413 131194/173Large Chinese jadeite coveredvesselGreen mottle tone, the base carvedto show mythical bird-like beast,with two conforming covers.H: 8 1/2 L: 8 1/2 in.$800-1,200

410 131194/172Chinese celadon jade covered censer18th centuryCircular handle to domed cover carved to showarchaic masks and scrolls, over conforming basewith arched handles, wood stand.Jade D: 7 in.$1,500-2,000


414 131194/206Chinese mottle- emerald green jadeitecovered vase19th centuryDomed cover over baluster base, well anddetailed carved to show long-tails, quail, millet,and sprigs, good color, wired to wood stand.Jade H: 7 1/2 in.provenance:For similar example see: Christies 2963 Lot2358$3,000-4,000

415 131194/249Chinese ‘tri-color’ jadeite coveredvaseBird surmounted cover overdetailed foliate base, wood stand.Jadeite H: 4 1/2 in.$300-500


416 131848/6Pair of Chinese spinach and white jade coveredjars19th / 20th centuryCover carved with a recumbant cat finial, straightsides decorated in low relief with peonyblossoms, with white jade taotie tripod stand.H of jar: 4 1/4 inches; H of stand 1 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

417 131615/77Chinese spinach jade vase and coverThe vase of flattened ovoid shape with sceptreform handles flanking the neck. The bodydecorated with various Buddhist emblems andsupported on a wooden stand.H: 12 inches$12,000-15,000

418 131615/28Chinese jadeite double bird vase and coverThe vase carved in the form of two conjoinedbirds, incised with detailed wings includingcarefully curled feathers to the sides of the body,the stone of dark green hue.H: 7 inches$10,000-15,000

419 131615/2A mottled pale green Chinese jadeite archaisticvase and coverThe vase is of flattened oblong section andcarved in relief with various Chinese motifsincluding a centeralized floral element andinverted overlapping leaves carved on the neckbetween the pair of lion masks and loose ringhandles, surmounted by a nearly identical coverwith a curiously positioned lion. Supported on awooden stand.H: 16 inches$18,000-20,000



421 131615/5Chinese jadeite vase and coverOf flattened ovoid form with lionmasks and loose ring handles atshoulder and cover surmounted by amythical beast. Mounted onwooden stand.H: 10 1/4 inches$2,000-4,000

422 131141/4Chinese incised and inscribed spinach jadetabletqing dynastyThe rectangular plaque very lightly andintricately incised to show a lakeside villagescene; inscribed and gilded verso with imperialverses praising the image as it appeared in theoriginal painting; with later carved woodenstand.H of plaque: 8 3/4 in.$3,000-5,000

423 131615/1Fine Chinese jadeite tablescreenThe plaque depicting a well incisedimage of a phoenix below a cherryblossom tree amidst a florallandscape, framed and supported ina decorative hardwood.H of plaque: 22 inches$15,000-20,000

420 131615/3A Chinese mottled jadeite vase andcoverOf flattened ovoid form with loosering handles and flanked by anextended dragon and figure,surmounted by a phoenix withstrands of lingzhi draping out of itsmouth. Supported on wooden stand.H: 10 inches$4,000-6,000



424 131664/1Chinese mottled white, russet and grey jade bowlming dynastyThe oval bowl with straight sides incised in low relief to theexterior with archiac designs and taotie masks all supported on ashort rim footring, jade with subtle russet and grey inclusions.H: 2 1/4 inches D: 3 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’sto the early 1900’s and thence by descent$3,000-5,000

425 131664/2Chinese mottled white, grey and russet jade square cupqing dynastyCup of square cross section, single handle emerging from themouth of a beast head, sides decorated with continuous band ofstylized scrolls beneath key fret band around rim, supported ontiered sqaure footring, jade with grey fissures.H: 1 1/2 inches L: 3 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’sto the early 1900’s and thence by descent$4,000-6,000

427 131842/1Chinese celadon jade boulderCarved with scholar accompaniedby attendent under pine grove andhuge rock formations; jade ofceladon hue with russet areas.H: 5 inches$6,000-8,000


426 131615/52A pair of Chinese white jade bowlsThe bowls are raised on a ring foot and haverounded sides rising to an everted rim. The well-polished, translucent stone is of a mostly even whitetone with few inclusions.Dia: 4 1/2 inches$8,000-12,000


429 131800/5Chinese white and brown jade congvaseCarved as an archaic congsurrounded by flower and rockformation, jade with russet and graininclusions.H: 4 3/4 inches$8,000-10,000

432 131760/61Chinese celadon jade covered box20th centuryOval huang tong box, covermounted with a celadon jadeconcave plaque openworked withchilong among foliate.W of jade: 41/2 inchesprovenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$600-800

428 131800/1Chinese celadon jade grottoCarved with a monk dressed inflowing robes seated under rockformation.H: 7 1/2 inches$15,000-20,000


430 131194/214Chinese spinach jade boxqing dynastyDomed cover with detailed lappet band toedge, central medallion depicting tao tiemasks, later wood stand.D: 3 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japanbefore 1950$400-600

431 131747/4Chinese white jade grotto carvingThe irregular carving to show a pairqilong dragons intertwined througha boulder, the jade polished and of apale white tone with small russet tobottom right.H: 2 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500

433 131004/5Chinese translucent greenhardstone ruyi scepterqing dynastyThe stone of green hue carved inorganic form to resemble a lengthof lingzhi.L: 12 inchesprovenance:From an American estate; acquiredin Japan after World War II$1,000-1,500

434 131141/7Chinese jade ruyi scepterqianlong mark, qing dynastyThe scepter carved in typical formwith shou symbol to head andadorned with openwork lingzhibranch and qilong; stone of yellow-green hue.L: 12 inches$3,000-5,000


435 Small Chinese white jade saucerThe translucent saucer is of evenhue and possesses slightly raisedfoot.Dia: 3 inches$200-300

436 Chinese white jade covered boxqianlong markQuartrefoil form carved in low reliefwith three bats surrounding a lingzhiform cloud to cover.H: 1 inch D: 2 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

437 Mughal white jade box and coverThe boxes and covers are finelycarved in the form of an open-formchrysanthemum blossom, withfoliate patterns along the mouthrims. The stone is of an even paletone with some snowy inclusions.$10,000-15,000


438 A well-carved white jade ruyisceptreThe ruyi head is carved in low reliefdepicting an elephant while thebody is decorated with variousBuddhist motifs.L: 12 inches$20,000-30,000

439 Chinese serpentine leaf-formbrushwasherqing dynastyThe translucent dish naturalisticallycarved to resemble a scrolling leaf.L: 6 3/4 inches$400-600


441 131912/10Mughal celadon jade hiltqing dynastyCurved hilt with floral decorations to ends.L: 4 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphiacollector and scholar of East Asian Studies$5,000-7,000

440 131615/16Mughal white jade box and coverOf quatrefoil form with foliate decor.L: 5 1/2 inches$7,000-9,000


442 131875/1Chinese celadon and russet jade scepterNaturalistic lingzhi form entwined with scrollingtendrils, jade with yellow, celadon and russet tobrown hues.H: 14 inchesprovenance:Property of a South Carolina LadyPurchased from Manheims Gallery, New Orleansealry 2000’s$15,000-20,000

443 131546/3Chinese celadon jade citron form teapotqing dynastyOf citron fruit shape, with a leafy sprig as handle and asmall citron fruit as cover knob; jade of pale green hue withoccasional inclusions.L: 7 3/4 inches$2,000-4,000

444 131546/1Chinese celadon jade three-boywater coupe20th centuryRounded barrel form with threeboys carved around the perimeter,one holding a lotus.H: 2 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500


447 131546/5Chinese spinach jade bamboo formteapot and cover19th / 20th centuryThe body carved to imitate a bundleof eight bamboo stalks, the handleand spout modelled as bamboobranches.H: 4 1/2 inches$1,200-1,500

448 131546/4Chinese celadon jade lotus formteapot and coverThe body modelled as a bloominglotus flower, the cover as a lotus leafwith lotus bud finial.H: 3 1/4 inches$1,500-2,000

449 131141/76Chinese pale celadon jade lotusleaf form trayCarved to resemble a large lotus leafwith two egrets on the edge, stoneof mottled translucent pale celadonhue.provenance:Christie’s tag to base: Mar. 23 1995Sale 8106 Lot 222$800-1,200

450 131141/11Large Chinese mottled green jadebi discThe large disc incised to one sideshowing stylized animal faces.Diam: 7 inches$800-1,200

451 131842/6Chinese white jade ceremonial axeCarved to immitate an archaicspade form axe, incise decoratedthroughout and with beast headflanges.L: 4 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

452 131842/3Chinese celadon jade inkstoneSong style “feng” character form,concave on underside and low reliefdecorated.L: 6 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

453 131939/14Set of four Chinese jadeitetriangular traysEquilateral rectangular trays withshallow raised sides, jade of spinachto pale celadon hue,.Long side: 13 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

454 131694/8Chinese moss agate horseThe recumbent horse carved with itshead turned towards the back, thetail flicked over the rear left haunchwith incised lines delineating thehair, supported on a wooden stand.L: 10 inches$3,000-5,000

455 131842/8Chinese white and black jade fu batcarvingCarved to front and reverse with fivebats in total, jade dark on one sideand pale verso.L: 2 1/2 inches$1,500-3,000

456 131842/5Chinese white and black jade berryand squirrel brushrestThe brushrest carved naturalisticallyas a segment of a pine brunch withtwo black squirrels.L: 4 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

457 131004/82Chinese calcified jade qilongpendantWith double qilong coiled along anoblong bi disc.L: 3 1/4 inches$400-600


445 131194/218Chinese jadeite water-coupe19th centuryFoliate form, brown edge over translucentgreen ‘vine’ carved base, wood stand.L: 4 1/2 in.$300-500

446 131759/1Chinese celadon jade water coupeThe floral-form water coupe of a palegrayish-green hue, the flower headforming the deep water container withthe exterior decoration with reticulatedstems and budding flowers.W: 4 inches$400-600


459 131615/85Chinese brown jade tortise carvingThe stylized tortoise, xuanwu, withhorned head and its hind legstucked underneath its shell.L: 1 1/4 inches$1,800-2,200

460 131615/89Chinese lapis lazuli pendantIn form of entwined cats.Dia: 1 3/4 inches$500-700

461 131194/212Chinese carved soapstone Lohan19th centuryLight brown stone, carved to show recumbentLohan with beast.L: 5 in.provenance:Acquired by US State Dept Officer in Japanbefore 1950$300-500

458 131615/29Chinese green hardstone censer and coverOf globular form with six loose rings on pedestaland a domed cover with 4 loose rings, the vesseladorned in archaistic motifs, the rim flanked by apair of handles each formed as mythical beast-head.H: 9 1/4 inches w/o stand$2,000-4,000


462 131615/97Chinese amber carving of an ImmortalThe seated figure dressed in monastic garband possessing a staff. Supported on awooden stand.H: 2 inches w/o stand$1,000-1,500

462A 131615/96Chinese amber figural groupingThe carving consists of an elder man dressed inmonastic robes and wearing an elated expression.He is holding a staff with one hand and a piece offruit with the other. He is accompanied byyounger attendent. The carving supported on awooden stand.H: 3 1/2 inches w/o stand$3,500-5,500


463 131939/13Chinese carved agate tripod vesseland coverTriple lobe form with three beasthead loose ring handle and bracketfoot, lotus knob on finial.H: 4 1/2 inches$2,000-3,000

464 131939/31Chinese agate crab and shellcarvingLavender hue with slight speckle tobase.L: 4 1/2 inches$1,000-2,000

465 131546/18Chinese agate cicada form beltbuckle19th / 20th centuryCarved with loop to end and reverseof circada.L: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

465A 131734/1Agate squirrel and berries pendantThe semi-transparent pendent ofrounded rectangular form to showtwo squirrels amidst a vine ofberries, insect and flower incised onreverse side.H: 1 3/4 inches$600-800


466 131615/98Chinese amber pendantThe openwork carving offoliate gourds and buds.H: 2 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

467 131615/94Chinese amethyst sealOf rectangular form andsurmounted with a fu lion.H: 3 inches$500-700

468 131849/4Chinese rock crystal sealTransparent stone terminating witha fu lion, slightly smoky towardsbase, uncarved.H: 4 1/2 inches$600-800

469 131615/79Chinese rock crystal vase and coverThe vase of flattened ovoid form with loose ringhandles protruding from a lion mask flanking theneck. The body carved with tao tie maskdecorations on either side, the cover surmountedwith a fu lion finial. Supported on a wooden stand.H: 10 inches w/o stand$10,000-15,000


471 131194/150Large pair of Chinese carved ivory coveredvasesFigural carved covers over baluster bases withfree- moving rings, the body carved to showdeep figural landscapes. over wood stands.ivory H: 19 in.$2,000-3,000

472 131194/151Chinese carved ivory censerThe Fu-lion surmounted cover, mounted withfour free-moving rings, over a archaic formbase, raised on three claw feet, wood stand.Ivory H: 10 L: 10 in.$500-800

473 131734/14A pair of Chinese ivory wrist restsCarved in the shaped of a gourd with leafyvines and various insects shown to theexterior, the interior depicting an intricatelycarved fleet of fishermen trolling along thewater amidst a mountainous landscape.Supported on wooden stands.L: 10 1/4 inches$6,000-8,000

470 131194/153Two Chinese carved ivory card casescanton, 19th centuryThe largest very well carved to show deeplyreticulated figural landscape, together with asmaller case.Largest H: 4 in.$400-600


475 131194/152Pair of Chinese carved ivory Fu-lionsMirror profile, standing over ballsand pup, applied with red glasseyes, over wood stands.Ivory L: 4 in.$300-400

475A 132051/1Chinese elephant ivory magpie andflower carvingrepublic periodThe intricate, openwork groupingshows two magpies on a knotty andflowering plum bough.H: 17 inches$800-1,200

474 131890/2Pair of Chinese elephant ivoryplaquesIvory ‘feixian’ flying immortal figuresholding lotus and among ruyiclouds, against hardwood panel andsilver inset frame.L: 16 1/2 inches$500-700

476 131972/3Chines ivory and bone figuresIncluding an ivory standing dignitaryholding a plaque indicating his rank;and a bone standing maiden flankedby dear and crane.H of dignitary: 6 3/4 inches$2,000-3,000


477 138049/4Chinese ivory table screenThe finely carved screen of curved form showinga festive scene including muscians, dancers,servants, and attendents in a courtyard amidstblossoming foliage, supported on a woodenstand.W: 13 inches$600-800


479 131910/1Large Chinese ivory carving of abeautyStanding xi wang mu dressed indragon and phoenix robes holding acase at chest.H: 23 1/4 inches$2,000-3,000

480 131194/241Chinese ivory figure of a Scholar16/17th centuryTall slightly convex figure, deep toffee tonepatina, grasping peach to shoulder, bracketstand.Total H: 9 1/2 in.provenance:From a Connecticut estate$1,500-2,000

478 131584/4Pair of Chinese polychrome ivory plaquesFramed, each decorated with figures againstlattice ground together with two amber beadssuspending on Chinese endless knot and tassels.H of plaque:3 1/2 inches$600-800

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484 121233/4Chinese elephant ivory meirenThe standing beauty with flowerblossom to chest stands on plinthbase.H: 26in.$4,000-6,000

485 121233/5Chinese elephant ivory QuanyinThe standing figure holdingflowering branches at chest.H: 29 in.$5,000-10,000

486 128106/4Chinese elephant ivory carving of abeautyThe standing lady with high coiffuredressed in long robes and beadedadornments holds a flower in onehand and a basket in the other.H: 17 inches$2,000-3,000

487 131194/148Pair of Chinese carved ivory figuresConvex Emperor and Empress figures, with ink-work detail, over wood stand.Ivory H: 15 in.$800-1,200

482 131194/240Chinese ivory figure of a musician16/17th centuryBrown period patina, well carvedlow relief and detailed face, graspinga flute to the shoulder, wood stand.Ivory H: 8 1/2 inprovenance:From a Connecticut estate$2,000-3,000

483 121233/1Large Chinese elephant ivoryQuanyinA crowned standing figure withcompassionate facial expression.H of ivory: 31in.$5,000-8,000


481 10-1632/46Large and impressive Chinese coralgrouping19th centuryFemale figural model of good salmon tone,over well carved peony ivory stand.Total H: 13 1/2 L; 14 1/2 in.$15,000-20,000


491 131141/77Chinese coral meiren with ivory baselate qing dynastyThe standing meiren with narrow shouldersholds a flower stalk in each hand and smilespolitely as she bends to her right, coral of brightred hue.H: 7 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000

488 131734/11Chinese set of eighteen carved ivory luohanlate qing dynastyIntricately carved with details to face, attire, andidentifying attribute highlighted in black pigment, eachportrayed standing in diaphanous garments, holding adifferent musical instrument, ritual implement, or vessel,or mythical creatures, their lively faces each rendered witha unique and arresting expression.H: 8 inches$8,000-12,000

489 131194/149Chinese ivory and huanghuali bodhisattvaqing dynastyThe arched and ‘lotus’ carved mandala issuesfrom a lotus petal carved base, applied to showseated Bodhisattva with detailed work to robeand thrown.Total H: 13 1/2 in.provenance:Acquired in China before 1948$1,000-1,500

490 131194/210Two Chinese coral figureslate 19th centuryTall figure carved to show female beauty graspingtorso, wood stand, together with a boy (2).Taller H: 4 1/2 in.$400-800

490A 131141/59Two Chinese coral carvingsComprising of a three boy carving, acoral snuff bottle modelled as a bottleamong peony blossoms and an Indiandiety on lotus throne carving.H of snuff: 2 1/4 inches$500-800



492 Chinese fluorite snuff bottleHigh relief carved with flowersabove rockwork, indenting footring.H: 2 3/4 inches$300-500

493 Chinese green tourmaline snuffbottleRound rectangular form reliefdecorated with birds, flowers andpine trees, with pink tourmaline capand ivory stand.H: 2 1/4 inches$400-600

494 Chinese rutilated crystal snuffbottleRelief decorated to base andopposite shoulder with two qilongdragons, oval footring.H: 2 1/8 inches$400-600

495 Chinese lavender jadeite snuffbottleOf square form with faux handlesflanking the sides of the body.H: 2 1/2 inches$1,200-1,600

496 Chinese “Buddha’s hand” snuffbottle19th centuryA mottled yellow jade snuff bottlewith pink inclusions carved as aBuddha’s hand citron (foshou) withnumerous tendrils, a bat etched toone side, leaves and vines to thereverse, well hollowed. Coral stemform stopper.L: 3 inches$800-1,200


498 Chinese celadon jade snuff bottleFlattened spade form bottledecorated in shallow relief with atied ribbon.H: 3 inches$800-1,200

499 Chinese celadon jade snuff bottlePlain ovoid bottle, flat base, stonewith a splash of apple green.H: 2 1/2 inches$600-800

500 Chinese lavender jade snuff bottleStout and compressed rectangularform, carved with a continuousscene of bird and flowers in agarden setting, stone of white topale lavender hue.H: 2 3/8 inches$400-600

503 Chinese pale celadon jade snuffbottleqing dynastyRectangular bottle with beveledrelief panels raised on oblongfootring, green glass stopper.H: 2 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$2,000-4,000

502 Chinese yellow jade snuff bottleOf flattened rectangular form withrussest skin depicting elder and anattendent on a mountain.H: 2 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

501 Chinese white jade melon snuffbottleOf oblong form and incised withfoliate decor.H: 2 1/2 inches$700-900

497 Chinese white jade snuff bottleBoth sides relief carved with quailsunder flower blossoms, stone withslight grain inclusions near bottomwhere it dents slightly.H: 2 3/4 inches$6,000-8,000



504 Chinese white jade snuff bottle19th centuryFlattened rounded rectangularshape raised on oval footring, coralstopper, jade of even translucentwhite hue.H: 2 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$2,000-4,000

507 Chinese celadon jade snuff bottleOf pale green hue, slight inclusions,flattened, rounded square shape,the bottle is raised on an oblongfoot ring.H: 2 3/4 inches$500-700

506 Chinese celadon jade snuff bottleqing dynastyOf pale green hue, flattened,rounded square shape, the bottle israised on an oblong foot ring.2 5/8 inches$500-700

505 Chinese white jade snuff bottleqing dynastyOf pale white hue, flattened,rounded square shape, the bottle israised on an oblong foot ring.H: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

508 Chinese celadon and green jadeitesnuff bottleFlattened ovoid bottle round atshoulders and tapering slightly tofoot, carved with leafy sprays andgrape fruits, raised on circularfootring.H: 2 5/8 inches$400-600

511 Chinese white jade and brownskinned snuff bottle19th centuryTall ovoid form, carved to show batsand central medallion to whiteground.Bottle H: 2 1/2 in.$300-500

510 Chinese white and russet jadesnuff bottleqing dynastyThe bottle rounded on one side andincised with orchid and lingzhisprays, the reverse flat with a thintranslucent honey hue skin.H: 2 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

509 Chinese yellow jade snuff bottleqing dynastyFlattened rectangular bottlerounding gently at shoulder andresting on hollowed oval footring,the cylindrical neck concave slightlyaround mouthrim; carved to bodywith peony blossoms on both sides;stone of pale to warm honey yellowhue.H: 2 5/8 inches$2,000-4,000



512 131141/47Chinese pink tourmaline snuffbottleThe rounded square bottle carved tofront with Guanyin seated in royalease, plain reverse adn base.H: 2 5/8 inches$500-700

516 131141/38Chinese malachite snuff bottleFlat trapezoid form carved to frontpanel with a sage seated under apine tree and back panel with amaiden in a garden setting, raisedon hollowed oval footring.H: 2 1/2 inches$500-800

517 131141/42Chinese lapis lazuli snuff bottleOvoid bottle carved with phoenixamong clouds raised on hollowedfootring, matching cover.H: 2 3/8 inches$400-600

518 121773/8Chinese puddingstone snuff bottleOf flattened rectangular form withgently rounded shoulders belowcylindrical neck, resting on oval flatfeet, covered in natural pebbledesign in shades of grey brown andyellow.H: 2 3/4 inches$300-500

514 131532/20Mottled jadeite snuff bottleOvoid in form and of apple greenhue.H: 1 3/4 inches$300-500

515 131664/7Chinese spinach jade snuff bottleqing dynastyRectangular bottle with groovedboarders and double lion masks.H: 2 1/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$1,000-2,000

513 131615/48Chinese jadeite snuff bottleOf flattened ovoid form, mottledgreen and white hue, surmountedwith an amethyst stopper.H: 2 3/4 inches$1,500-1,800

519 131194/175Chinese green jadeite snuff bottle19th centuryWide baluster form, carved to showbutterflies and blossoms, associatedstopper.Bottle H: 2 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a California Collection$300-500

523A 131615/46Chinese carved ‘shadow’ agatesnuff bottleThe flattened ovoid bottle is carvedin shallow relief through darkinclusions to depict a recumbanthorse and a pair of bats on thereverse side.H: 3 inches$1,200-1,500

521 131842/12Chinese lapiz lazuli archer’s ringqing dynastyInscribed with poem.D: 1 inch$3,000-5,000

522 131912/3Chinese agate snuff bottleRelief carved endless knot handles,with slighly inward concave frontand back panels, coral stopper.H: 2 3/4 inches$500-800

523 131141/32Chinese agate snuff bottleThe plain rounded rectangular bottleflat at base, stone with maroon tocream white swirls.H: 2 1/2 inches$400-600

520 121773/9Chinese duan stone snuff bottleFlattened rectangular form withrounded corners and flat oval feet,inscribed and gilt painted to frontwith a Qianlong verse, with tigereye stopper.H: 3 inches$300-500


532 131194/177Chinese agate snuff bottle19th centuryWell hollowed ovoid bottle withnaturally accuring brown spurs.Bottle H: 2 in.$300-500

533 131912/11Chinese amber snuff bottleqing dynastyThe spade form snuff bottle taperingsharply to narrow footring, reliefcarved to body with beauty amonggarden landscape, jadeite stopper.H: 1 3/4 i nchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$1,500-2,000

534 131615/102Chinese amber snuff bottleOf flattened ovoid form depictingtwo lions and a bird amidst a foliatelandscape.H: 3 inches$1,200-1,600

530 121773/12Chinese gold and emerald mossagate snuff bottleOf compressed and rounded squareform with a slightly concave lip,broad oval footring surroundingrecessed base, carved mask handleson sides, the well hollowed stonewith a web of gold, emerald andorange moss like inclusions.H: 3 inches$300-500

531 131141/66Chinese agate snuff bottleThe compressed bottle with tworaised oblong panels on sides,translucent sone with browninclusions.H: 2 1/2 inches$600-800

531A 131141/65Chinese enamelled glass snuffbottleqianlong mark, qing dynastyStout pear shape decorated withinsect on leafy vine against opaquewhite ground.H: 2 1/4 inches$500-700

524 131615/44Chinese ‘shadow’ agate snuffbottleThe flattened ovoid bottle is carvedin shallow relief through darkinclusion to depict a figure with anincense burner and another figurefishing on the reverse side.H: 2 1/4 inches$800-1,000

525 131615/45Chinese carved ‘shadow’ agatesnuff bottleThe flattened ovoid bottle is carvedin shallow relief through darkinclusions to depict a figure fishingon a riverbank amidst a pair of birdsin flight.H: 2 1/2 inches$1,200-1,500

526 131615/47Chinese agate snuff bottleOf flattened ovoid form and russethue, depicting birds perched on atree among blossoming peonies, incameo effect.H: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

527 131141/33Chinese agate snuff bottleFlattend and rounded rectangularform raised on oval foot, stone oforange to white hue.H: 2 1/8 inches$400-600

528 121773/5Three Chinese hardstone and agatesnuff bottlesIncluding a brown and cream colormacaroni agate spade form snuffbottle, an opaque black and whitebanded hardstone snuff, and asmoky agate flat oval bottle withswirling charcoal inclusions.H of largest: 2 3/4 inches$400-600

529 121773/11Large Chinese agate snuff bottleOvoid bottle flat at rim andhollowed at oval feet, carved onboth sides with honey hue lotusleaves against a maroon to whitemoss matrix ground.H: 3 inches$300-500



536 131615/50Chinese laquered snuff bottleThe mother-of-pearl-inlaid burgundylacquer bottle is of high shoulderedtapering rectangular form. Thebottle is decorated on one side witha maiden figure watching a butterflyin a garden while the reverse sidedepicts a butterfly in flight amidst ablooming peony plant.H: 3 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500

537 131141/41Chinese mother-of-pearl andlacquered bronze snuff bottleFlattened circular form, centralmother-of-pearl medallion depictsfigures in a village scene surroundedby a border of flowers and enclosedwithin brown lacquer band of floraland clouds.H: 2 3/4 inches$600-800

538 131849/8Chinese iron red double gourdsnuff bottleqianlong four character markand of the periodFlattened double gourd form paintedin iron red with scrolling lotus andgilt shou symbol.H: 3 inches$3,000-5,000

535 131615/49Chinese amber foshou snuff bottleIn the form of Buddha’s hand.H: 2 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500


539 131546/8Chinese inscribed tortoise shellsnuff dishThick concave cylindrical form,inscribed with a poem by Tan Sitongand with yi xiang guan dedications.D: 1 1/4 inches$600-800

540 131141/53Chinese tortise shell snuff bottleCompressed circular form, thedarker tones on the shell utilized tocarve a celestial landscape to frontand dragon and carp to reverse.H: 2 1/4 inches$600-800

541 131141/57Chinese hornbill hanging snuffbottledaoguang mark, qing dynastyFlat hu form bottle with double ringhandles relief carved with a beautyto fornt and inscriptions to verso,chains made form hornbill suspendsthe bottle on a wood stand.H of bottle: 2 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500

542 131141/34Chinese opal and hardstone inlaysnuff bottleqianlong markTwo pieces of oval opal backedtogether and framed, both panelsoverlaid with four colors ofhardstone to depict a mythical beastto front and two maidens to reverse.H: 2 5 /8 inches$600-800

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545 131848/2Chinese famille rose porcelainsnuff bottleSquare cross section, decorated withimmortal among rolling clouds,single character red mark to base.H: 2 1/2 inches$200-400

546 131532/18Small brown glass snuff bottleOf dark brown transparent hue,small rounded form.H: 2 inches$300-500

547 131141/31Chinese enameled glass snuffbottleSlender bottle painted in the famillerose pallet with birds amongflowers, overlaid in blue glass withdouble faux mask handles, domedcap and circular footring.H: 3 1/8 inches$400-600

548 131141/58Chinese peking enamel snuff bottleqianlong mark and of the periodThe high shouldered bottle paintedin blue with a continuous landscapeagainst white ground betweenpolychrome bands to neck and feet,with gilt stopper and footring.H: 2 1/2 inches$1,500-2,000

549 131532/22Small Chinese export bronzeenameled snuff bottleOf circular form, enameled to showa male colonial figure recliningadmist scenic landscape, versofemale colonial figure with animal.H: 2 inches$300-500

543 131988/32Chinese blue and white snuff bottleqing dynastyConical bottle decorated with ladiesand a boy within a garden setting,glaze crazing.H: 3 1/4 inchesprovenance:From a prominent Philadelphiacollection$300-500

544 131848/1Chinese famille rose porcelainsnuff bottleqianlong markPainted on front panel with travellersamong mountainous landscape andreverse with bird on flowering sprig,blue and white stylized patterns toshoulder.H: 2 1/2 including cap$300-500


550 131141/67Chinese inside painted snuff bottlebi rong jiu, dated 1938Rectangular form with slopingshoulders, painted with acontinuous river and mountainlandscape.H: 2 3/4 inches$800-1,200

551 131141/40Chinese lac burgaute snuff bottleOf compressed ovoid form inlaidwith abalone and gold to create adiaper ground surrounding a floralmedallion, conforming cover.H: 2 1/8 inches$300-500

552 131532/19Small red glass snuff bottleCarved in relief and of warm rustyhue, the darker inclusions havebeen used to depict two fish.H: 2 inches$300-500

555 131141/49Chinse cloisonne twin doublegourd snuff bottleEach gourd decorated with scrollingIndian lotus motif against blackground.H: 2 1/2 inches$500-800

554 131141/39Chinese tibetan style silver andstone-inset white jade snuff bottleqing dynastyRounded square bottle with twinfaux mask handles, embellishedwith chase and gilt silver frameinset with coral and turqoise beads,jade of consistent white hue.H: 2 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

553 131061/30Chinese pierced silver snuff bottleSpade form silver bottle piercedwith fu lions and silk balls withribbons and clouds.H: 3 inches$800-1,200


557 131194/179Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonné‘dragon & phoenix’ snuff bottleDomed cover over confromingtapering square form bottle, wellenameled to show panelesenclosing a dragon and phoenix.Total H: 2 1/2 in.$300-500

558 131194/231Chinese ‘realgar’ glass snuff bottlelate 18th centuryPear shape of deep red, yellow andbrown, with associated hornstopper.H: 2 3/4 in.$300-500

559 131194/232Chinese ‘five color’ glass overlaysnuff bottle18/19th centuryTall baluster form, carved to showegrets and lotus blossoms, hornstopper.Bottle H: 3 in.$300-500

556 131061/29Chinese cloisonne enamel snuffbottleBird and flower cartouch surroundedby Indian lotus scroll border raisedon oval footring.H: 3 inches$1,000-1,500


560 131194/233Chinese red on snowflake glassoverlay snuff bottle19th centuryTall and wide ovoid form, wellcarved to show scholars and pinegroves.Bottle H: 2 1/2 in$300-500

561 121773/7Chinese green overlay brown glasssnuff bottleFlattened pear form with long neck,carved through the emerald greenoverlay with two crabs all against arich caramel ground.H: 2 1/8 inches$300-500

563 131141/56Chinese enameled opaque glasssnuff bottlegu yue xuan mark, qing dynastyThe flat ovoid form bottle enameledwith a continuous landscape scenedepicting boys and buffalos.H: 2 1/2 inches$800-1,200

562 131532/21Chinese glass snuff bottleOf ovoid form, opaque caramel huesimulating hardstone.H: 2 1/8 inches$300-500


564 Chinese green overlay mustardyellow glass snuff bottleOf flattened pear-shaped form, theolive green overlay carved withcarps and fu lions and terminates inoval footring, with coral and pearlstopper.H: 3 inches$300-500

565 Chinese multicolor overlay bubbleglass snuff bottleSlender pear form bottle overlay inyellow red pink green and blackglass carved as a continuous leafyvein bearing gourd fruits.H: 3 1/8 inches$400-600

566 Chinese white glass snuff bottleOf milky hue, tall, narrow, flattened,rounded rectangular shape, thebottle is raised on a small oblongfoot ring.H: 2 3/4”$1,000-1,500

567 Chinese yellow overlay transparentglass snuff bottleOf flat double gourd form, reliefdecorated with gourd fruits hangingfrom veines against a transparentground.H: 3 inches$500-700


569 Six Chinese hat finial glass beadsqing dynastyIncluding a transparent, atranslucent blue, a translucent ruby,a bronze, an opaque pink and anopaque blue bead all with originalchase metal, together with foursmaller translucent ruby red eggform beads.D of largest bead 1 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$800-1,200

570 Chinese blue glass barbed dishCircular dish with barbed rims andfluted interior resembling ablooming sunflower.D: 13 inches$1,000-1,500

571 Chinese red over bubble glassbottle vaseSnow flake glass bottle vase overlaidwith dark red glass well carved todepict flowering trees, fisherman,and nobleman being transported inpush cart.H: 8 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

574 Chinese ruby colored peking glassbowl18th centuryDepicting a boy riding a large carpamong lotus flowers and plants.H: 2 3/4 inchesD: 6 1/4 inchesprovenance:Bowl was acquired from CharlotteHor$4,000-6,000

572 Chinese Peking Glass rectangulerplanterRectangular planter form bowl witheverted rim, sides relief carved withfierce dragons chasing a flamingpearl.L: 5 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

573 Chinese five color overlay opaqueglass meiping and coverOverlay green, blue, maroon , pinkand yellow depicting flowers androck formations.H: 8 1/4 inches$3,000-5,000

568 Pair of Chinese white tone glass bangleslate 19th centuryTypical rounded circular form, with jadepebble and fitted box.D: 3 1/4 (exterior)$2,000-3,000


579 131510/16Sadhya Ragarajasthani school, bahadi style,c.1800Watercolor, depicting Sadhya Ragaas a period of the day, within adesert landscape with clouds on thehorizon. Framed, matted and glazed.Sight H: 9, W: 6 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. BoglePhiladelphia.Acquired 10 October 1978 fromBharany’s Gallery, 14 Sunder NagarMarket, New Delhi, India.exhibited:Lycoming College Gallery,Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 1981.$2,000-2,500

580 131510/15The Goddess Durga Attacking aDemonjaipur school, c. 1840Gouache on board, boldly colored,depicting Durga holding a trident,spear, and bow, riding a tiger,attacking a demon in a chariotpulled by horses. Framed, mattedand glazed.Sight H: 8, W: 12 in.provenance:Collection of James E. BoglePhiladelphia. Acquired 1978 from Bharany’sGallery, 14 Sunder Nagar Market,New Delhi, India.exhibited:Lycoming College Gallery;Williamsport, Pennsylvania 1981.$2,000-2,500

581 131510/14Shiva’s Familyjodhpur school, 19th centuryWatercolor, depicting a seated Shivaagainst a flowering tree, with Parvation the left. Framed, matted andglazed.Sight H: 9 1/2, W: 7 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle,PhiladelphiaAcquired in 1971 from New Delhi,India.exhibited:Lycoming College Gallery,Williamsport, Pennsylvania 1981.$400-600

582 131510/12A Goddess on a Thronemysore school (karnataka), early19th centuryWatercolor and gilt on paper,depicting the goddess sat upon areclining male figure on a swingingthrone, on a yellow ochre ground.Framed, matted and glazed.Sight H: 6 1/4, W: 4 1/2 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle,PhiladelphiaAcquired 26 June 1970, from IndianArts Palace, 19E Connaught Place,New Delhi, India.exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of ArtIthaca, New York, 1971, LycomingCollege Gallery, WilliamsportPennsylvania, 1981$400-600

583 10-1632/42ANONYMOUSbali, 19/20th century

CELESTIAL SCENEnk and wash on fiberH: 34 L: 46 in.$800-1,200

584 131510/19Large Haya Raigo PaintingDepicting Buddha Amida and twelvebodhisattvas on a white clouddecending at a steep angle to awaiting soul below. The Buddha sizedominating the other figures, thecloud is offset against a dark bluesky and contains stylized goldleaves. Framed.H: 82, W: 26 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle;Philadelphia, PAAcquired 15 February 1975 from W.J.Daniel 1024 Pine Street Philadelphia,PA$2,000-2,500

585 131194/238SINO-TIBETAN BLACK-GROUNDTHANKA18th century or earlier

YAMANTAKA & YIMIFinely painted showing centraltantric grouping, flanked by flameaureole, and lineage of Lama, laiddown on boardSight H: 19 L: 13 inprovenance:Property from an Alton, IL estate$800-1,200

575 138079/2Chinese imitation realgar glassvase18th century‘Willow leaf form’ tapering slightlyto the foot, flaming red and yellowthroughout.H: 6 1/4 inchesprovenance:Acquired from C.T. Loo and Sons inHong Kong during the 1970s whereit was reputed to be from theImperial Glass Workshop$6,000-8,000

576 138079/1Chinese imitation amber glassmallet form vaseqianlong mark and of the periodRelief carved with lotus leaves, fourcharacter wheel cut mark.H: 6 1/4 inches$2,000-4,000

577 138111/2Indian miniature painting ofShahjehanlate19th / early 20th centuryIndian Miniature painting ofShahjehan on one side andcalligraphic script to reverse.H: 9 1/2 inches x W: 7 1/2 inches$300-500

578 131510/13Astrological Diagramrajasthan tantric school, late18th/early 19th centuryInk and gouache on paper, thediagram composed of concentricrings, centered by a masksurrounded by the names of deitieswith numbers in grids at thecorners. Framed, matted and glazed.Sight H: 9, W: 8 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle,PhiladelphiaAcquired August 1970 from A.K.Essajee, Suleman Chamber, ApolloRoad, Bombay, Indiaexhibited:Ithaca College Museum of ArtIthaca, New York, 1971Lycoming College Gallery,Williamsport Pennsylvania, 1981$400-600


585


586 131510/17Tibetan Thanka of Sitatara19th centuryThe white Tara shown in vitarka and varada mudraswith a white lotus over her left shoulder, seated on alotus base admist a mountainous landscape,surrounded with monks and attendants. Brocadeborder, framed and glazed.Image H: 11 1/4, W: 14 1/2 inchesprovenance:Collection of James E. Bogle; Philadelphia, PAAcquired 1969exhibited:Ithaca College Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York,Spring 1971Lycoming College Gallery, Williamsport, PA, Fall 1981comparable:Figure 139; Sotheby’s Indian and Southeast Asian ArtCatalog, New York Auction Catalog, March 20, 2001$1,000-1,200

588 138097/1Chinese ‘thousand Buddha” textilepanelqing dynastyFramed, silk embroidered andquilted textile panel depicting theseated buddha in different mudras.W: 56 x H: 44 3/4 inches$15,000-25,000


587 10-1632/41THANKAsino-tibet, 19/20th century

LAMAWash and gilt on cloth, mounted asa hanging scrollSight H: 33 L: 25 in.$2,000-3,000


590 131663/1Chinese informal lady’s robelate 19th / 20th centuryGreen satin ground embroidered incolor sil with bird and flowerroundals.L: 56 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$400-600

591 131663/5Chinese white robe19th / 20th centuryWhite brocade ground emborideredin relief with large chrysanthemumflowers.H: 52 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$300-500

591A 138064/1Chinese informal robeSilk embroidered robe with dragondesign and roundals.H: 47 inches$1,500-2,000

589 131938/2Tibetan Thankaqing dynastyPainted with large seated Buddha tothe center flanked by two acolytesbefore a peony blossom ground.H: 52 1/2 x 30 1/4 inches$6,000-8,000


592 131663/6Two Chinese robesIncluding an informal lady’s robe,colored silk embroidered auspiciousemblems against pale ivory ground,together with a midnight blue child’srobe.H of longer: 41 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$700-1,000


595 131663/3Six Chinese civilian rank badges19th / 20th centuryPair of second rank golden pheasant badges, threeseventh rank mandarin duck badges, and asmaller crane badge.L of largest: 11 1/2 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH family collection,acquired in China between 19th and early 20thcentury$1,000-1,500

596 131663/4Five Chinese military rank badgesFour xiezhi cencor rank badges and one fifthrank bear badge.L: 13 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NH familycollection, acquired in China between 19thand early 20th century$1,000-1,500


593 131546/25Chinese blue gauze court robeqing dynastyThe dark blue gauze robe woven with ninegilt dragons above lishui band and otherauspicious symbols.H: 52 inches$5,000-8,000

594 131718/2Chinese peacock rank badgeThe Third Civil Rank badge depicting thebird kongque above foaming wavesamongst bats in flight.L: 10 1/4 x W: 11 1/4 inches$400-600

593


599 138080/1Two Chinese Silk EmbroideredAltar ClothsEmbroidered with birds amongflowers.L: 74 inches$2,000-3,000

600 138089/1Chinese embroidered panel19th century / 20th centuryEmbroidered in varying shades ofblue with dragons, peaches, andfigures in a garden landscape,framed.L: 76 inches x H: 30 inches$2,000-3,000

601 11-1064/11Chinese embroidered textile panellate qing dynastyFramed textile depicting a dragondance parade.W:: 16 1/2 L: 87 inches$1,200-1,500

602 131663/25Group of Chinese textiles20th centuryIncluding an embroidered sleevebanner, a Peking knot blue on yellowbrocade band, a cranes on grey satintextile, and a embroidered childrenin garden against ivory groundtextile (5).H of largest: 40 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$300-500

603 131663/2Two Chinese kesi panel19th / 20th centuryLong panel depicting figures andanimals in a landscape setting flyingkites playing musical instruments,against red ground, together with abutterfly kesi panel.L: 84 inchesprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$600-800

597 131664/13Three Chinese civilian rank badgesTwo color embroidered and onemetal thread embroidered silverpheasant badges.H: 11 1/2 inches W; 11 3/4 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$1,000-1,500

598 131597/1Four Chinese rank badgesIncluding two gilt thread militaryofficial’s badges and twoembroidered civil official’s badges,one with silver pheasant for fifthrank and one with wild goose forfourth rank.H: 11 inches, W: 12 inches$800-1,200


604 131664/12Eight-panel Kesi embroidery depicting Daoist immortals19th centuryOrange ground with middle panel depicting legendary scenes.L: 64 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson (1866-1945) and MaryElizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquired in China in 1890’s to the early1900’s and thence by descent$5,000-8,000


605 131194/193Two Chinese kesi panels19th centuryTall rectangular panels depictingfemale figures.H: 36 in.$300-400

606 131664/14Pair of kesi panelslate qing dynastyOne depicting mandarine ducks,pheasants under a peach tree, theother depciting peacock, magpiesand a lion under a citron tree.H: 45 1/2 inchesprovenance:From the collection of Dr. JohnCalvin Ferguson (1866-1945) andMary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938)acquired in China in 1890’s to theearly 1900’s and thence by descent$1,000-1,500

608 10-1632/38Illustrated text ‘Chinese Porcelainand Hard Stone’ by E. Gorer and J.F Blackerlondon, bernard quaritch, 1911Vol 2, with three other referencebooks (4).$800-1,200

609 10-1632/36Illustrated text ‘Connoiseurship ofChinese Furniture’ by WangShixiangart media resources, 1990Together with ‘Classic Chinesefurniture, by Wang Shixiang and‘Chinese furniture’ by Ellsworth.$150-200

610 131912/23JIAO BINGZHEN(1606-circa1687)

IMMORTALSink on speckled gold paper, artist signed Jiao Bingzhen andsealed Bing Zhen, after Long mian ju shi, with two collectorseals Li Zhong Yun and HuSight H: 30 x W: 13 1/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominent Philadelphia collector and scholarof East Asian Studies$3,000-5,000


607 131451/44Chinese reference book“An Illustrated Record of StanleyCharles Nott Collection of ChineseJades” 1942 copy 547 together with“Les Peintures Chinoises” 1928album of prints from the imperialcollections.L: 11 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500


612 11-1544/34ANNONYMOUSqing dynasty

GUARDIAN FIGUREHanging scroll, color on brocadeSight H: 47 W: 26 inches$400-600

613 131664/24GAI QI(1774-1829) dated 1810Hanging scroll behind frame, ink and color on brocade,after Wang Zhen Peng, artist signed Qi Xiang Gai Qi,with Gai Qi seal mark, depicting lady Luoshenprovenance:From the collection of Dr. John Calvin Ferguson (1866-1945) and Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1866-1938) acquiredin China in 1890’s to the early 1900’s and thence bydescent$6,000-8,000

614 131061/56UNIDENTIFIEDqing dynasty

PAVILLION WITH RISING SUNnk and color on brocade, depictingpavillion seascape and the risingsun, entitled Hai Tian Xu Ri with twoartist seals, H: 11 1/2 x W: 8 inches$800-1,200

611 131061/51AFTER LIU SONGNIAN

FISHERMANnk and color on silk, signed SongNian and three collector seals XuDongshi, , depicting fishermancatching fish by a riverbank,W: 8 3/4 inches H: 11 1/2 inches;provenance:Allegedly purchased from NagataniInc, Chicago 5/31/79$6,000-8,000


615 131061/52ANONYMOUS

WARRIOR ON BEASTnk and color on brocade, possibly depictingZhongkui on Qilin, H: 10 x W: 9 3/4 inchesprovenance:Nagatani Inc, Chicago 5/31/79$1,000-2,000


616 131061/53ZHANG YI

PAVILLION IN LANDSCAPETitled Zhang Yi qing lu shan shu, signedand with one seal, H: 13 x W: 8 1/4 inchesprovenance:Nagatani Inc, Chicago 6/28/79$1,000-2,000

617 131061/54UNSIGNED

MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPEnk and color on paper, framed, previouslyattributed to Guan Daosheng wife of ZhaoMengfu, H: 10 1/2 x W: 10 inchesprovenance:Nagatani Inc, Chicago 7/24/79$800-1,200

618 131920/1WANG SU(1794-1877)

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BEGGING

PROFESSIONSTitle slip by Wu Xizai (1799-1870)with seals Wu shi Rangzhi and Xizaizhi yin; twelve album-sizedpaintings ink and color on papereach W: 10 1/4 inchesH: 7 3/4 inches; followed by fivecalligraphy panels by Wang Tandated to 1871, a colophon signedYanshan by Wang Jun dated 1854,and a colophon signed Lanpo(Zhang Zhaocen).provenance:Purchased in 1974 from StockholmCity Auction estate saleliterature:Pankenier, David W. (1994): ‘WangSu’s Illustrations of the BeggingProfessons’, in Enwall Joakim(ed): Outstretched Leaves on HisBamboo Staff. Studies in Honor ofGröan Malmqvist on His 70thBirthday. Stockholm: TheAssociation of Oriental Studies,pp.230-246.$8,000-12,000



620 09-1173/2000No lot

621 131848/4AFTER TO QIUYING20th century

SHADY ROAD OF PEACH AND

DATE TREESHanging scroll with inscription,H: 34 inches x W: 18 1/2 inches$400-600

622 131939/20AFTER QIU YING19th / 20th century

CHINESE OPERA IN GARDEN

SETTINGHandscroll, ink and color on paper,L: 42 1/2 x W:13 1/2 inches$2,000-3,000


IMMORTALS GATHERINGHandscroll, ink and color on paper,L: 9 ft. 9 inches W: 12 1/2 inches$2,000-3,000



PEACH BLOSSOM SPRINGSHandscroll, ink and color on brocade, Japanese mountingand ivory ends. L: 181 inches, W: 12 1/4 inchesprovenance:After “Peach Blossom Springs” in the Museum of Fine ArtsBoston$10,000-12,000


624 131663/21ATTRIBUTED TO QIUYING, YUNSHOUPING19th / 20th century

MEIREN AND YULANEight album leaves mounted as ahandscroll, including seven portraitsof beauties and a drawing of yulanblossom; jade mountprovenance:Property of a New London NHfamily collection, acquired in Chinabetween 19th and early 20thcentury$1,000-1,500

625 131335/3PU QUANlate qing dynasty

“DAI YUE HE CHU GUI”Hanging scroll, ink on paper, signed“song chuang ju shi Pu Quan” andartist seal mark “Pu Quan changshou”; painting depicts a farmerwith hoe walking homeward in aforest mountain landscape after aday of hard work. Sight H: 39 inches xW: 12 1/2 inches.$800-1,200

626 131579/6HU SHUANG AN (1916-1988)dated 1978

TIGERSnk and color on paper, framedSight H: 26 inches, W: 14 inches$500-1,000

627 11-1544/33HUANG ZHUO(1925-1997) dated 1959

DONKEY AND GIRLHanging scroll, ink and color on paper, with three seals of the artist: HuangZhuo Zhi Yin, Huang Zhuo Chen Ke and an unidentified markSight H: 26 inches W: 16 inchesprovenance:Acquired by descent from the Estate of Ida Pruitt (1888-1985): renownedauthor and scholar of Chinese culture$3,000-5,000


628 131785/1LOU SHIBAI(b. 1918) dated 1985

“HE TING QING SHU” LOTUS POND IN COOL

SUMMERDepicting two scholars meeting at a pavillion bythe lotus pond, signed and with artist sealmarkShi BaiH: 53 inches x W: 26 inches$5,000-8,000


632A 131990/5AFTER GEN ZHAI

CALLIGRAPHYAfter Xue Jixuan from SouthernSong dynasty, with three sealmarksincluding artist sealmark “Gen Zhai”and collector seals, H: 54 x W: 24 inches$400-600

633 133000/4XU WEN WEI19th / 20th century

PRUNUS BLOSSOMSnk and color on paper, artistsignature and seal markSight H: 26 3/4 inches,W: 12 1/2 inches$500-800

634 133000/2BMI XIAN19th / 20th century

BOATING ON MOONLIT NIGHTnk and color on brocade; artistsigned and sealmarksSight H: 47 inches x W: 16 inches$500-800

635 133000/2LIU YIPINGearly 20th century

PAIR OF FLORAL PAINTINGSnk and color on paper, both withinscription and artist sealmarksSight H: 50 1/2 inches xW: 12 3/4 inches.$1,000-1,500

636 131912/21HUANG YUNQING, TANGJINGSEN20th century

POENY BLOSSOMSHanging scroll, color on paper,H: 43 x W: 12 3/4 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$400-600

630 11-1619/2ATTRIBUTED TO QI BAISHI

SPONGE GOURD AND INSECTSnk and color on paper, scrollmounted on foam board, signed BaiShi laoren, seal BaishiH: 41 x 14 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500

631 131936/1ATTRIBUTED TO ZHANG DAQIAN

SELF PORTRAITHanging scroll, Ink and color onpaperH: 41 1/4 x W: 10 1/4 inches$1,000-2,000

632 131912/4AFTER SHEN QUAN19th / 20th century

CRANESHanging scroll ink and color onbrocade, H: 48 x W: 17 inchesprovenance:Property from a prominentPhiladelphia collector and scholar ofEast Asian Studies$800-1,000


629 131904/2QI BAISHI, PAN LINGGAO

ROOSTERFan painting, ink and color on paper, signedBaishi Lao Ping with one seal Baishi Weng;reverse inscribed by Pan Linggao, signed and twoseals Linggao, Xijiuprovenance:Christie’s HK 1990 lot 116$10,000-15,000

637 131061/55SHEN ZHENLIN

BIRD AND PEONY FAN PAINTINGsigned Shen Zhenlin hua and withartist sealmark Feng Chiprovenance:Nagatani Inc, Chicago 6/28/79$600-800


638 131022/14ZHANG HONG(1577-1652) dated 1648

LANDSCAPEHanging scroll, ink and wash on paper, inscribedwith poem “Shan Xing” by Du Mu, signed ZhangHong and with two artist seals: Zhang Hong, JunDuSight H: 59 inches x W: 15 1/2 inches$8,000-10,000

639 131022/15WU HONG(1615-1680) dated 1672

LANDSCAPEHanging scroll, ink on silk, painted in Yuan style,signed: Jin Xi Wu Hong, sealed: Yuan Du andwith two collector seals; sight H: 53 1/4 inches xW: 17 inches$2,000-2,500

640 131022/18XIAO JUNXIAN(1865-1949) dated 1923

LANDSCAPE FOR SONG QINHanging scroll, ink on paper, H: 35 xW: 18 inches, inscribed and presented to SongQin in 1926$2,500-3,000



642 131022/16QIN ZHONGWEN(1896-1974) dated 1954

SCENERY OF SICHUANHanging scroll; ink and color on paperSight H: 271/2 x W:17 inches.$1,800-2,000

643 131022/12PU RU (1896-1963), KAKUJO FUJIYAMA (B.1870)dated 1937

ZHONG KUInk and color on silk, with two inscriptions, one afour-character poem by Pu Ru, signed Xin Yu andtwo seal marks: Jiu Wang Sun and Pu Ru; theother inscription by the artist, signed and withthree sealmarksSight H and W: 44 x 16 1/4 inches$600-800

641 131022/13WANG SHENSHENG(1896-1972)

BIRD AND FLOWERSHanging scroll, ink and color on paper, signedand sealed Wang Shen Shen ShengSight H: 62 x W: 12 inches$1,000-1,200



647 131335/4LI YU YINGdated 1922

MOUNTAIN AND WATERFALLHanging scroll, ink and wash onpaperSight H: 31 3/4 inches, W: 16 inches.$600-800

648 10-1632/51ANONYMOUSchina, 1900

UNKNOWN PORTRAITSBound book of fifteen ink on paperPortraits H: 7 in.$800-1,200

649 131840/1Chinese ancestor portraitming dynastyInk and color framed, double figuresand full composition.H: 63 inches W: 38 inches$1,000-1,500

650 133000/10CHINESE SCHOOL19th / 20th century

PAIR OF CHINESE STILL LIFE

FRUITS IN PORCELAIN BOWLSGouache on paperSight H: 20 inches x W: 20 inches$400-600

651 131386/3Four Chinese female attendentpaintings, shi nv tuqing dynastyFour panels depicting a shengmusician, a dancer, a lady applyingmakeup and one seated at a tablefor a solitaire game.H of each: 8 1/2 x 4 3/4 inchesprovenance:With the Parker Gallery label toreverse, London W1X 3HF,purchased before 1940s.$800-1,200

652 131923/1WU XUAN NV SHIqing dynasty

PEONIES AND BUTTERFLIESHanging scroll, framed, ink and coloron paper, signed Wu Xuan Nv Shihua and with two seals of the artist,depicting butterflies among peonyblossomsSight H: 31 3/4 x W: 12 1/2 inches.$800-1,200

653 09-1173/2000No lot


644 131022/17WU HUANSUN(1905-1975)

LANDSCAPE WITH WATERFALLHanging scroll; ink and color on paper,35 x 13 inches, signed and with twoseals.$600-800

645 122567/7XU JIA JUEdated 1983

PINE TREES ON MISTY MOUNTAINnk and wash on paper, signed and artistsealmarkSight H 33 inches, W: 21 1/2 inches.$500-800

646 131194/235Group of seven Chinese Exportpaintingscanton, 19th centuryGauche on paper, showing species offish, botanicals and 19th centuryscenes, hard folio.Sight L: 12 in.$300-500


Paintings from the Mi Chou Gallery Collection, Madison Avenue, New Yorklots 654-750

Believed to be the first Chinese art gallery in America to exhibit and sell classical and

contemporary Chinese paintings, Mi Chou was founded by Frank Fulai Cho in 1954

with support from his teacher, C. C. Wang, one of the most renowned Chinese art

connoisseurs and collectors of the 1900s. Mi Chou’s exhibitions were unprecedented

in style and quality – whether classical, contemporary, or solo shows – and frequently

well-received and reviewed in The New York Times, ARTnews, and other important

press of that time.

One of the artist’s that the Mi Chou Gallery exhibited and made famous was Chen

Chi-kwan (also spelled Chen Qi Kuan). The gallery gave him his first one-man show

and introduced his work to Professor Nelson I. Wu of Yale’s Art History Department,

who wrote an introductory essay which resulted in much press coverage and the

exhibition’s eventual great success. Since then, Chen Chi-kwan’s art is widely

collected and recognized by academia, collectors, and the general public.

654 131604/26BJIANG SHIJIE(1647-1709)

RUNNING-STANDARD

CALLIGRAPHYAlbum leaf, ink on paper, artistsigned Jiang Shijie, sealed JiangZhong Zi.W: 17 1/2 x H: 11 inches.$5,000-8,000

Mrs. Owyang, wife of Gallery director Ned Owyang.


655 131604/26AJIANG SHIJIE(1647-1709)

RUNNING-STANDARD SCRIPT

CALLIGRAPHYFive-character poem in running-standard script, album leaf, ink onapper, artist signed: Jiang Shi Jie,sealed: Hu Qiu.W: 17 1/2 x H: 11 inches.$5,000-8,000

656 131604/26JIANG SHIJIE(1647-1709) dated 1701

RUNNING-STANDARD SCRIPT

CALLIGRAPHYSeven-character poem in running-standard script, artist signed:Shi,sealed: Heng Bing Ye Ren, dedicatedto friend Ren Yiyang.W: 17 1/2 x H: 11 inches$5,000-8,000




660 131604/20WANG JUqing dynasty

CIRCULAR FAN PAINTING OF

RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPEnk on paper, inscribed and signedFang Gu’s brother Wang Ju, sealedWang Ju.D: 9 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

661 131604/85ZHU YIdated 1888

FLOWERSCircular fan painting, ink and colorson paper, signed “Xiao Zun” at NiOu Xiang Guan.D of image 10 1/4 inches$500-800

662 131604/86XU SHU JIqing dynasty

SUMMER BLOSSOMSCircular fan painting, ink and coloron paper, Signed: Song Sun Xu ShuJI; sealed: Song Sun “Xiang bo renxiong da ren qing shu” dedicated toXiang Bo/D of image 10 1/4 inches$600-800

663 131604/12HUA SHI FANG(1854-1905) dated 1900

FAN PAINTING OF A MOUNTAIN

AND RIVER LANDSCAPEFan painting, ink on paper, afterDong Qichang, signed Shi Fang,sealed Ruo Xi.W: 20 1/4, H: 9 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

657 131604/21XU SHIFEN(1791-1848)

FAN PAINTING OF FLOWERSColors on paper fan leaf, composed at Jin SuShan Zhai, inscribed and artist signed Xu SongQing, sealed Xiu Shan Wai Shi; L: 21 H: 9 1/2 inches$400-600

658 131604/11ZHANG SHENjiaqing/daoguang period

ALBUM LEAFnk and color on paper, titled Han Lin Xiang Shi,artist signed Zhang Shen sealed Shu Yuan/H: 7 1/4 W: 8 3/4 inches$2,000-4,000

659 131604/19HUANG JIANdated 1859 1919

CAT AND BUTTERFLYCircular fan painting, ink on silk, entitled “MengDie”, inscribed, signed and with two artistsealmarks Jian Yin and Huang Jian;D: 8 1/4 inches$1,000-1,500


664 131604/18GU LINSHI(1865-1930) dated 1905

FAN PAINTING OF FIGURES WITHIN

LANDSCAPE SCENEnk and colors on paper fan leaf, inscribed, signedGu Lin Shi, sealed He Yi.W: 20 x H: 10 inches$1,000-1,500

665 131604/15YAO HUA(1876-1930) dated 1923

FAN PAINTING OF TREES IN A

MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPEnk and colors on paper fan leaf, inscribed andsigned Mang Fu, sealed Yao Hua and Mang Fu.W: 19 3/4 x H: 9 inches$1,000-1,500

666 131604/14HE TIANJIAN(1891-1977) dated 1944

FAN PAINTING OF MOUNTAINOUS

LANDSCAPEnk and color on paper fan leaf, inscribed andsigned He Tian Jian, sealed Tian Jian Shou Zhi$5,000-8,000

663A 131604/13JIANG HONGqing dynasty

FAN PAINTING OF RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPEnk and colors on paper fan leaf, inscribed andsigned Jiang Hong, sealed Ruo Quan.H: 10 1/4 x W: 22 inchesprovenance:Parke Bernet tag - 297/7$1,000-1,500




667 131604/25BQI GONG(1912-2005)

WANG CHUAN SHI YIAlbum leaf, ink and wash on paper, artistsigned:Qi Gong Xie, sealed: Qi and Yuan Bai; H: 8 3/4 x W 11 inches$4,000-6,000

668 131604/25AQI GONG(1912-2005) dated 1948

TRANQUILITY OF VIMALAKRITIAlbum leaf, ink and colors on paper, titled Mo JieShiyi, signed Qi Gong, Sealed Qi and Yuan Baiprovenance:Parke Bernet tag - 297/4223$4,000-6,000

669 131604/25QI GONG(1912-2005) dated 1948

TAI BAI SHI YIAlbum leaf, ink and colors on paper, artist signedYuan Bai Ju Shi Qi Gong, sealed Qi and Yuan Bai, H 8 3/4 x W 11 inches.provenance:Parke Bernet tag - 297/7$4,000-6,000

670 131604/24PU QUAN(1913-1991)

HORSE RIDERAlbum leaf, ink and color on paper, artistsigned: Song Cuang Ju Shi Pu Quan, sealed: PuQuan Chang Shou and Song Chuang.provenance:Parke Bernet tag - SPB 297/7$1,000-1,500


672 131604/82GUO DAWEI (DAVID KWO DA-WEI)(b. 1919)

CHICKSnk on paper, matted, signed Da Wei, sealed GuoDa Wei.H: 17 1/2 x 10 1/4 inches$200-400

673 131604/17LIU ENZHAN

FAN PAINTING OF PLUM BLOSSOMSnk on paper fan leaf, dedicated to Ming JiuXiansheng, inscribed, signed and sealed Liu EnZhan.W: 20 x H: 10 inches.$1,000-1,500

674 131604/27XU CAO(1899-1961) dated 1948

“BIN CHE XING”Album leaf, Ink and colors on paper depicting ascene from Du Fu’s famous poem Bing Che Xing,inscribed, signed and sealed Xu Cao,H: 8 3/4 inches, W: 11 1/2 inches.provenance:Parke Bernet tag - SPB 297/7$1,000-1,500

671 131604/16XIAN MINdated 1927

FAN PAINTING OF MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

SCENEnk and color on paper fan leaf; inscribed, signedand sealed Xian Min.W: 21 1/2 H: 9 3/4 inches$1,000-1,500




675 131604/32QI LIANGJI(1923-1988)

MELON AND CRICKETnk and colors on paper, framed, signed andsealed Qi Liangji/Image size 13 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches, with frame22 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches.provenance:Mi Chou Gallery$1,000-1,500

676 131604/7C.C. WANG JIQIAN(1907-2003)

SNOW SCENEAlbum leaf, ink and wash on paper,with one artist sealmark: WangJiqian.$1,000-2,000

677 131604/70FREDERICK WONG(b.1929)

ALLEY AT SUNSET FRAMED LITHOGRAPH,framed and behind glass, artist signedFrederick Wong, sealed Huang JIngyu YinSight H: 35 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches.$100-150

678 131604/3LCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921) 1960

WATERMELON NO.1Colored ink on paper, framed, entitled “Quenchthirst”, sight H: 8 1/8 x W 13 1/4 inches, one sealof the artist: Chen Qi Kuan Yin; with Mi ChouGallery tag to reverse.$400-600

679 131604/3MCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b 1921) 1964

GOLDFISH AND SPIDERWatercolor on paper, framed, entitled “By thebreath o a hair”, sight H: 9 1/2 inches xW: 11 3/4 inches, one artist sealmark: Chen QiKuan Yin, with Mi Chou gallery tag to reverse$1,000-2,000


681 131604/3GCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921) 1952

THREE WATERCOLORSncluding an ink on paper drawing entitled“home”, artist signed “Qi Kuan Tu”,H: 9 3/4 inches, W: 24 inches; a watercolor onpaper panaramic riverbank scene, titled “testingthe wind in autumn”, artist signed “Chen QiKuan Bi” and dated 1952, together with an ink onpaper drawing titled my mother supports me,signed “Chen Qikuan Bi” dated 1953$1,000-1,500

682 131604/3HCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921) 1955

TEN INK ON PAPER “MONKEY”

PAINTINGSncluding three “picking lice”depictions, and paintings entitled“li lian” “sha you jie shi” “lian bashi” “wan ming lun zhe” “xi”“dong ri wu han”, ink on paper, allwith artist sealmark Chen QiKuan Yin, one dated 1955.H: 12 x W: 10 inches.$10,000-15,000

680 131604/3NCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b.1921) 1960

LOTUS PODWater color on paper, mat framed, Sight H4 1/4 x W 6 3/4 inches, entitled “back from theNorth Sea”, one artist seal: Chen Qi Kuan Yin;with Mi Chou gallery tag to reverse$500-800




683 131604/3JCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)

FIVE INK AND COLOR PAINTINGS ON PAPER OF ANIMALSEach titled and with artist sealmark: Chen Qi Kuan Yin; including“Si Ceng Xiang Shi” or as if we’ve met, depicting dragonfly andgoldfish, “Qun” or school and “Chan” or entangled, both depictingshrimps, and “mu jian” or submarine, depicting the backside of abreastfeeding pig; together with a duck painting in ink.H: 9 x W: 12 1/2 inches$3,000-5,000

684 131604/3KCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921) dated 1960

PRAWNSWatercolor on paper, framed, entitled “eat raw”,sight H: 9 x W:12 inches, one artist seal: ChenQikuan Yin; with Mi Chou gallery tag to reverse$800-1,200

685 131604/3FCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b.1921)

FIVE MATTED WATERCOLORSOne depicting a female nude on a bamboobedframe below grape vines, entitled theseduction of Pan Jinlian, framed in blackmatting, image size H: 9 7/8 xW: 13 1/2 inches; one depictingwatermelon slices artist signed Chen QiKuan Bi, H: 9 1/2 x W: 11 1/4 inches; onedepicting frogs entitled “ning shen” orconcentration, artist signed “Chen QikuanXi Tu” and sealed, H 9 3/4 x 12 1/4 inches;one depicting sow and piglet entitled“under cover”, artist sealed: Chen Qi KuanYin, H: 9 1/4 x W: 12 1/2 inches.$4,000-6,000


686 131604/3ECHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)Two matted images, watercolor onpaper, one entitled “Yu Ba Bu Neng”or inseperable, the other entitled“Rou Neng Ke Gang” or the soft cansubdue the hard.Each image H: 11 1/2 inches,W: 9 1/2 inches.$2,000-4,000

687 131604/3DCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)

LANDSCAPESWater color on paper, all with artistsealmark “Chen Qi Kuan Yin” andtitle, Including “Xue Ji” the solitudeof winter, “yun” clouds, “Yue” theYue mountains, “Yin Kui” the silverhelmet mountain, “dong gang”winter port, “dong shan” mountainin the east, “hun” sundown, “shanzhong tian” farmland among themountains, “jing du” cross over,“Gang Ao” Hong Kong and Macau.Each H: 9 1/4 x W: 12 inches.$12,000-15,000




688 131604/3CCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)

UNSIGNED LOOSE LEAVESncluding a 12 1/2 x 9 inches ink on paperpainting entitled “Wu Zi” My Son and withartist sealmark, three 46 inches long unsignedpaintings depiciting lotus, nudity, snow scene;five W: 12 inches H: 9 3/4 inch loose leavesdepicting monkeys, crab, radish, and tortise,each with artist sealmark: Chen Qi Kuan Yin$2,000-3,000

689 131604/3BCHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)

TWO PANORAMIC PAINTINGSncluding an ink on paper vertical view of architecturalelements H: 46 x W: 9 3/4 inches, and a horizontal viewdepicting a tug-of-war scene H: 10 x W: 68 inchestogether with 6 ink on ricepaper sketches each 11 x8 1/2 inches$500-800

690 131604/3ACHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN)(b. 1921)

TWO SMALL LANDSCAPE

WATERCOLORSWatercolor on paper matted, both withartist sealmarks: Chen Qi Kuan YIn.H: 4 1/2 x W: 6 inches$1,000-1,500


692 131604/29WANG YACHEN(1894-1983)

COLLECTION OF SIX ALBUM LEAVESColor on paper depicitng birds, flowers, carp and geese,matted, each signed Ya Chen and sealed Wang Ya Chen;$1,500-2,000

693 131604/29FWANG YACHEN(1894-1983)

SIX ALBUM LEAVESFour signed album leaves, ink and colors on paper cards, each signed Ya Chen andsealed Wang Ya Chen, two depicting carps and two blossoms, two unsignedartworks one on card and one on paper depicting landscape.Largest image size H: 16 3/4 x W 14 1/4 inches.$1,000-2,000

694 131604/29GWANG YACHEN(1894-1983)

CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOSSOMSTwo ink and color on paper, bothmounted and framed, signed YaChen and sealed Wang Ya Chen,Image size W: 18 1/2 xH: 13 1/4 inches$400-600

691 131604/93UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST1957

THREE MONKEYSH: 13 3/4 x W: 18 1/4 inches$200-400


695 131604/54CHEN JIRONG(b. 1945)

THREE PAINTINGS, CRABS, BIRD

ON PINE, AND BIRDS ON

FLOWERING BRANCHnk and colors on paper, two mattedand one loose, each signed Ji Rongand with one artist sealmark readingJi Rong, H: 21 1/2 x W: 12 inches$300-500



698 131604/68UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST

FOUR BROMIDE PRINTSEach with one sealmark of the artist,H: 14 x W: 17 inches$50-150

699 131604/92EUNKNOWN

FORTY MODERN ASIAN

AMERICAN WOODBLOCK PRINTSAll signed and dated, largest H: 18 xW: 24 inches$300-500

700 131604/52ATTRIBUTED TO WUCHANGSHUOmodern

FLOWERSHanging scroll, ink and color onpaper.H 26 1/2 inches W: 13 1/4 inches$500-800

701 131604/6Folio of Shen Chou woodblockalbum prints by Rong Baozhai“wo you” seriesPublished by Rong Baozhai Xinji,Collected by Zhongyang RenminZhengfu Wenhuabu, 18 pagesdepicting animals and flowers, witha bio page.Size of image: 12 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches$200-400

702 131604/5Qi Baishi album woodblock printspublished by Rong Bao ZhaiIncluding a folio of 10 figuralwoodblock prints; a folio of 9 stilllifes pub. in 1958; folio of five printspub. in 1958, folio of 12 smaller sizedprints pub. in 1959; a folio of 12flower and insect prints publishedbu Duo Yun Xuan in 1961; and a folioof 13 photograph prints published byTianjin Meishu Chubanshe in 1956.Image size: 13 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches.$200-400

696 131604/30CHEN CHI(1912-2005) dated 1953 and 1954

THREE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGSWatercolor on paper, matted, each signedJi and CHEN CHI, two dated 1953 and1954, each with one seal of the artistreading Ji Zuo.H of largest: 18 x 11 1/4 inches, 21 1/2 x10 1/2 inches, 12 x 9 1/2 inches;$1,500-3,000

697 131604/31FREDERICK WONG JINGYUdated 1962

TWO ARTWORKSncluding a depiction of a triumphalarch, watercolor on paper, signedHuang Jingyu and Frederick Wong,with one artist sealmark HuangJingyu, image size H: 20 1/4W: 26 1/4 inches; and an inkdrawing of a cable-stayed bridgesigned Wong, 20 1/2 x13 1/2 inches.$1,000-1,500


706 131604/81Five Chinese woodblock printsIncluding a Lan Ying woodblockprint published by Rong Bao Zhai in1955, three Wu Changshuowoodblock prints published by DuoYun Xuan, and a Zhuda woodblockprint.H of largest: 15 1/2 x 10 inches.$200-400

707 131604/92DCollection of Chinese printsIncluding a framed Zhang Daqianwoodblock print depicting peachblossoms, six of the same ZhangDaqian prints unframed, one WangFangyu woodblock calligraphyprinted on card, two Xu Beihongwoodblock horse prints, and otherphotographic prints by Qing Ying,Chen Wu, Xu Beihong, Chang Shuqipublished by Shanghai RenminMeishu Chubanshe in 1955, in RongBaozhai bag.H of largest: 23 1/2 x 17 inches$400-600

708 131604/4CAI DU

RUBBINGS AND WOODCUT

PRINTSFive, depicting tribal scenes 21 x 15 inches$50-100

709 131604/28UNIDENTIFIED

“YONG” CALLIGRAPHYnk on paper, within envelope fromDr. John Teheng addressed to C. C.Wang.H: 50 inches$500-800

710 131604/66HSIAO CHIN(b. 1935)

FOLIO OF 5 ETCHINGS AND 3

LITHOGRAPHSH: 18 1/2 x 15 inches, each pencilsigned and numbered by the artist$500-800

711 131604/92FBING S. GEE AND OTHER ARTISTS

ELEVEN ARTWORKSncluding Tempera, “Spring” 14 5/8 x20 1/4 inches, 1959, a matted printin the same style, and other looseink on paper artworks.$300-500

712 131604/67S. ZUMI

EIGHT WOODCUT PRINTSAll pencil signed S. Zumi by theartist, including “Garden” No. 4/8“Hail 4-6, “Dream” 1/9,“Submerging” 2/10, untitled 1/10and cracking 1/5, “Castle” No. 3/6and untitled No. 1/5.$3,000-5,000

713 131604/72BCHINN, YUEN YUEY(b. 1922)

SEVEN WOODBLOCK PRINTSncluding “Italian Tower” 1956 no.2/30; ‘“Jan 1955” no. 3/15, 4/155/15, 2/15, “Fish Kit” 1956 no. 4/30;“Wind” 1956 no. 1/30$500-800

714 131604/73DALE JOEdated 1975

DEEP RED WINDFramed, oil on board, H: 53 1/4 xW: 9 inches, with Mi Chou gallerytag to reversed, priced $350.$50-100

715 131604/76HEI-GYOON NAdated 1960together with a small framed oil oncanvas titled “Moon Light”H: 3 5/8 x W: 5 1/8 inches, 1960with MiChou tag and E.H. & A.C.Friedrichs Co. gallery tag to reverse.$1,000-1,500

716 131604/78RAN LV(?)

PLUM BLOSSOMS AND LILIESSigned and with sealmark.H:11 x W:14 inches$300-500

702A 131604/68UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST

FOUR BROMIDE PRINTSEach with one sealmark of the artist,H: 14 x W: 17 inches$50-150

702B 131604/92EUNKNOWN

FORTY MODERN ASIAN

AMERICAN WOODBLOCK PRINTSAll signed and dated.Largest H: 18 x W: 24 inches$300-500

703 131604/10Approx. 40 Dunhuang cavedrawings and woodblock printscirca 1950With Chinese and English indexpage of cave numbers and artistnames, Including some handpaintied mural and ceiling drawingsand woodblock prints fromDunhuang, each individually matted,image size 14 1/2 x 9 1/4 inches orH: 11 x 7 1/2 inches. together withtwo unsigned paper rubbings.provenance:With Sotheby’s Parke Bernet428/30$200-400

703A 131604/43Fu Baoshi woodblock printpublished by Rong Bao ZhaiWith “Rong Baozhai Yin Zhi”sealmark, No. 80-713A, depiciting E-Mei mountain.H: 13 x 18 inches image size$200-400

704 131604/22Collection of ten woodblock printsIncluding four prints by Miu Lin (YouShan), four by Guo Da Wei, and twoin memory of Hidai Tenrai publishedby Shu Fa Yuan Tong Ren Hui.H of largest: 21 1/2 x 15 inches$200-400

705 131604/55FIVE HUANG SHEN WOODBLOCKPRINTSFour published by Duo Yun Xuan23 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches, and one onbrocade 14 1/2 x 6 3/4 inches.$300-500


717 131604/71COLLECTION OF FRAMED PRINTSIncluding a framed woodcut print byYoshida Masaji (1917-1971), “NovelGrowth” No. 2 97/200 dated 1958,H: 18 x W: 15 inches; framed woodprint by Chinn Yuen Yuey (b. 1922)dated 1956 “Movement” H: 25 xW: 8 inches; Kihei Sasajima(190601993) No. 29/50 dated1960; a framed woodblock print onhandmade paper by Yoshitoshi Mori(1898-1992) dated 1961 No. 7/30,H: 20 1/2 x W: 15 inches,.$50-100



718 131604/72CHINN, YUEN YUEY(b. 1922) dated 1957

TAO SCRIPTSFramed woodcut.H 24 1/4 x W: 10 inches$5,000-8,000

719 131604/79SEONG MOY(b. 1921 - 2013) dated 1951

THE KISSWoodcut print, framed and behindplexiglass.H: 11 W 8 3/4 inches$200-400

720 131604/84SHIRYU MORITA SERIES(b. 1912) dated 1963

JU, RO, KANSeries of thee, framed, sumi ink onpaper, No. 23, 27, 28.H: 37 x W: 24 3/4 inches$1,500-2,000

721 131604/89YUKIKO KATSURAThree oil on cardboard artworks,artist unidentified.20 x 16 inches$300-500


726 131604/92CFOREIGN PRINTSIncluding two pencil signed artistproof woodblock prints matted byBabcock Galleries in New York, anda collection of photographic,souvenior prints$100-200

727 131604/64RIKIO TAKAHASHI WOODCUTPRINTS(1917-1999)

TEN PRINTSEach signed Rikio Takahashi,including 1960 ‘Lyric of Kyoto’ No.28/50; 1960 ‘Lyric of Kyoto’ No.40/50; ‘Lyric of Kyoto’ 41/50;1962.3 Rhapsody No. 1 24/50; 1961‘Nostalgia’ No. 6/50; 1962.3Rhapsody No. 1 21/50; ‘RhapsodyNo. 1’ 1962.3 23/50; ‘Lyric KyotoNo. 4’ 14/30; ‘Lyric Kyoto No. 4’ No.8/30, matted “temple Garden”1924. 4 16 1/2 x 12 inches$500-800

728 131604/64BRIKIO TAKAHASHI WOODCUTPRINTS(1917-1999)

WOODCUT PRINTSncluding a framed woodcut ‘WorkK.S.” dated 1962; a framed woodcuttitled “Lyric (spring)” 21 x16 1/2 inches; a folio ofapproximately 10 matted woodcutprints each signed and dated ‘RikioTakahashi” including one dated1963’titled ‘Mexico’ number 10/30,17 1/4 x 12 1/2 inches; one dated1964 titled “Ancient History”number 14/30, 22 x 18 inches; onedated 1964 titled ‘Saint’s Answer’number 2/40 31 x 21 inches; onedated 1964 titled ‘MusicianGreenwich Villege” number 3/1033 x 22 inches;one dated 1962 titled‘Prayer’ number 5/30 34 x21 inches; together witha anunsigned print titled Taiwan,$500-800

729 131604/64DRIKIO TAKAHASHI(1917-1999)

11 WOODCUT PRINTSncluding an exhibition poster bySeong Moy (b.1921); Rikio Takahashiwoodcut print ‘Series Kyoto’ No. 21-B No. 28/35, 31/35, 32/35 and34/35 ‘Series Kyoto’ dated 1961 No.1/50 and 7/50, dated 1962; ‘Music(nho play. A) dated 1960 No.14/30;‘Recollection’ 1962 No. 4/50 and11/50; ‘kyoto series No. 15’ dated1960 No. 9/50.Each 25 x 19 3/4 inches$300-500

723 131604/90GARY WOO(1925-2006) dated 1958-1960

EIGHT ARTWORKS ON PAPERWatercolor print, on paper, shrimp,mouse, half portraits andabstractions.H: 27 1/2 x W:17 1/4 inches$400-600

724 131604/92ALITHOGRAPHS1961Five black and white lithographswith artist sealmark and pencilsigned. L 24 W: 18 inches.$300-500

725 131604/92BCOLLECTION OF INK DRAWINGSAND LITHOGRAPHSTwo ink on paper possibly Chen QiKuan entitled “Qianlong Gong Mo”Qianlong ink and “Ren Xing” HumanForm; 9 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches; a signedink drawing, two small lithograph“rocks reflected in stream”, and“pool, rushes and rocks”.$300-500


722 131604/84ASHIRYU MORITA(b. 1912) dated 1963

USOBUKUWood frame, sumi ink on paper; withgallery tag to reverse reading Sawarigi-choKuromon-Higashi Kyoto Japan 1963; No. 15; H: 36 3.4 x W: 25 1/2 inches.$400-600



730 131604/64ERIKIO TAKAHASHI(1917-1999)

13 WOODCUT PRINTS‘Race Mexico’ dated 1963, artistproof, ‘nostalgia dated 1962 No.33/50 and 39/50; ‘He’ dated 1962No. 2/50, ‘series kyoto Autumn’ No.1/30; ‘Lyric Kyoto No.4’ No. 25/30and 28/30; ‘The ceremony room’dated 1963 No.9/30, 4/30 and3/30; ‘face of mexido “c”’ dated1964 3/30; ‘wait again’ dated 1964No. 3/10 24 3/4 x 27 3/4 inches.;‘letter from the sea’ dated 1964No. 1/40; 37 x 24 inches.$300-500

731 131604/64FRIKIO TAKAHASHI(1917-1999)

16 WOODCUT PRINTS‘Man (N.Y.)’ artist proof dated 1963No. 9/12 and unlabled; ‘Bouquet (B)dated 1961 No. 32/40; ‘autumn(Series Kyoto)’ No. 2/30; “Tu zhiShi” dated 1962 No. 1/50, 4/50 andNo. 5/50; music (nho play. A) dated1960 No. 15/30, 20/30, 22/30 and24/30; ‘Kyoto series No.15 dated1960 No. 5/50, 6/60, 7/50 and8/50; ‘Lyrics (spring)’ dated 1957No. 24/30.$200-400

732 131604/64GRIKIO TAKAHASHI AND HIDEOHAGIWARA(1917-1999)

10 WOODCUT PRINTSTakahashi ‘Nostalgia’ dated 1962No. 31/50, 32/50, 34/50, 35/50,36/50, 37/50, ‘Mexido’s park’ dated1964 No. 3/40; ‘face of mexido’dated 1964 2/30; ‘Inside of temple’dated 1963 No. 3/30; Hagiwara‘Fantasy in Red (1)’ dated 1962, No.9/50$300-500

733 131604/64IRUBBINGSIncluding three rubbings of inkstone,cave drawing figure and stele largest21 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches, twowoodblock prints 23 1/2 x23 1/2 inches and a pencil signedrubbing “strings” 1959$200-400

734 131604/65HFOUR CONTEMPORARY PRINTSRikio Takahashi “Work” 1960 and“Improvisation” 1962 No. 3/50; TwoSuga 1961;$200-400

735 131604/56ATADASHI ASOMA(b. 1923)Guache on paper behind frame,signed Asoma.H: 12 1.2 x W: 9 1.4 inches$100-200

736 131604/56BTADASHI ASOMA(b. 1923)

SNOWMANOil on canvas, H: 31 1/2 x W: 24 1/2 inches$300-500

737 131604/57JAMES SUZUKI(b. 1933) dated 1961

NO.2Oil on canvase, wood frame, H: 14 x W: 10 1/4 inches$400-600

738 131604/58GARY WOOdated 1956

UNFINISHED KNITTINGOil on canvas, H: 20 x W: 16 inches, togetherwith a woodcut print of a rooster and amatted drawing of a cable-stayed bridge withcontrasting pagodas, (3).$300-500



740 131604/59ATHREE SERIGRAPHS KIM FOON(b. 1924)

“SATURDAY”, “MARCH” ,

“DELIGHT”All pencil signed, dated andnumbered 8/50, 14/50, 15/50respectively, each image 16 1/2 x22 3/4 inches, wood frame, eachwith Michou Gallery tag.$1,000-2,000

741 131604/59BTHREE SERIGRAPHS KIM FOON(b. 1924)

“DELIGHT”, “AUGUST”, “MARCH”All pencil signed and dated 1965,numbered 19/50 1965 19/50respectively.`Each image 22 3/4 x 16 1/2 inches,wooden frame, with frame 29 1/4 x23 1/4 inches$1,000-2,000

739 131604/57AJAMES SUZUKI(b. 1933)

THREE MATTED OIL ON PAPER

ARTWORKSncluding an untitled H: 13 3/4 xW: 10 1/4 inches pencil signed anddated 1961, “Night H: 9 1/2 x8 1/2 inches oil signed, 1960; anduntitled #2 13 1/2 x 10 1/4 inksigned and pencil dated 1960, eachwith Mi Chou gallery tags to reverse$300-500

742 131604/59CFOUR SERIGRAPHS KIM FOON(b. 1924)

“MARCH”,”MARCH”,

“SATURDAY”,”AUGUST”All pencil signed and dated 1965,numbered 8/50; 9/50, 19/50, 2/50respectively; wooden frame.Each image 22 3/4 x 16 1/2 incheswithout frame.$1,000-1,500

743 131604/59DKIM FOOM(b. 1924)

IKKOOil on canvas, signed lower right: Kim Foon,1966Sight H: 41 1/2 x W: 32 1/2 inches$1,000-1,500

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746 131604/60BCollection of Japanese woodblockprintsIncluding a hand-colored print byGonChunagon Sadayori (1797-1861)from The One Hundred Poets series,eight pre-ukiyo-e hand-coloredannonymous prints from a 1677edition of “The Tales of Haike”6 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches,. threewoodblock prints by KatsukawaShunso (1726-1792), one woodblockprint by Torri Kiyotsune (1757-1780)5 x 12 1/4 inches, one woodblockprint by Hosoda Eishi (1756-1829)pub. by Eijudo 10 x 15 1/4 inches.$1,000-2,000

747 131604/60CSEVEN JAPANESE WOODBLOCKPRINTSHokusai, “Scene along the SumidaRiver” 8 x 6 inches; three Shigemasaand Shunsho “Contesans” 8 1/2 x6 inches; Harunobu Meiji edition8 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches; Hokkei“landscape” 1835 Reprint Adachi,10 3/4 x 5 1/4 inches; Shunsho “theactor” reprint 1915,$200-400

748 131604/60DJAPANESE PRINTSTwo Hasui Kawase on mat 1924,14 x 9 inches, Yoshiwara on mat14 x 9 inches$100-150

749 131604/60ECOLLECTION OF JAPANESEPRINTSApproximately twenty Japanesewoodblock prints$300-500

750 131604/60FSeries of five Japanese woodblockprintshasui, circa 1920Each signed and sealed Hasui,entitled Ningyo Gasho or Japanesedolls, within mat frame.Image size 9 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches each$400-600

END OF SALE

744 131604/59EKIM FOON(b. 1924)

AUGARTHOil on canvas, signed lower left KimFoon, H: 40 x W: 30 inches, withSchuman gallery tag to reverse$1,000-2,000

745 131604/59FKIM FOONTen signed Kim Foon newspapercollages; three matted ink on paperdated 1961.22 x 12 inches.$400-600

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Asian Chronology

NEOLITHIC CULTURES

Cishan-Peiligang c. 6500-5000 BCCentral Yangshao c. 5000-3000 BCGansu Yangshao c. 3000-1500 BCHamadu c. 5000-3000 BCDaxi c. 5000-3000 BCMajlabang c. 5000-3500 BCDawenkou c. 4300-2500 BCSongze c. 4000-2500 BCHongshan c. 3800-2700 BCLlanzhu c. 3300-2250 BCLongshan c. 3000-1700 BCQijia c. 2250-1900 BC

EARLY DYNASTIES

Shang c. 1500-1050 BCWesternZhou 1010-771 BCEastern Zhou

Spring & Autumn 770-475 BCWarring States 475-221 BC

IMPERIAL CHINA

Qin 221-207 BCHan

Western Han 206 BC-AD 9Xin AD 9-25Eastern Han AD 25-220

Three KingdomsShu (Han) 221-253Wei 220-265Wu 222-280

Southern dynasties (Six Dynasties)Western Jin 253-316Eastern Jin 317-420Liu Song 420-479Southern Qi 479-502Liang 502-557Chen 557-589

Northern DynastiesNorthern Wei 380-535Eastern Wei 534-550Western Wdi 535-557Northern Qi 550-577Northern Zhou 557-581

IMPERIAL CHINA (continued)

Sui 589-618Tang 618-906Five Dynasties 907-960Liao 907-1125Song

Northern Song 960-1126Southern Song 1127-1279

Jin 1115-1234Yuan 1279-1368Ming

Hongwu 1368-1308Jianwen 1399-1402Jongle 1403-1424Hongxi 1425Xuande 1426-1435Zhengtong 1436-1449Jingtai 1450-1456Lianshun 1457-1464Chenghua 1465-1487Hongzhi 1488-1505Zhengde 1506-1521Jiajing 1522-1566Longqing 1567-1572Wanli 1573-1620Taichang 1620Tianqi 1621-1627Chonqzhen 1628-1644

QingShunzhi 1644-1661Kangxi 1662-1722Yongzheng 1723-1735Qianlong 1736-1795Jaiqing 1796-1820Daoguang 1821-1850Xianfeng 1851-1861Tongzhi 1862-1874Guangxu 1875-1908Xuantong 1909-1911

REPUBLICAN CHINA

Republic 1912-1949People’s Republic 1949-



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Asian Works of ArtWednesday, 11th December, 201333 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR

CHINESE WHITE JADEARCHAIC STYLE VASE ANDCOVER

Provenance:The Deryck Hulbert Collection of Asian Art

£8,000-12,000

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all property offered and sold (“property”) through samuel t. freeman &co, (“freeman’s”) shall be offered and sold on the terms and conditionsset forth below which constitutes the complete statement of the termsand conditions on which all property is offered for sale. by bidding atthe auction, whether present in person or by agent, by written bid,telephone, internet or other means, the buyer agrees to be bound bythese terms and conditions.

Premium shall be: 25% on the first$50,000 of the hammer price ofeach lot, 20% on the portion from$50,001 through $1,000,000, and12% thereafter.

14Unless exempted by law from thepayment thereof, the buyer will berequired to pay any and all federalexcise tax and any state and/or localsales taxes, including wheredeliveries are to be made outside thestate where a sale is conducted,which may be subject to acorresponding or compensating taxin another state.

15Freeman’s may, as a service to buyerarrange to have purchased propertyposted and shipped at the buyer’sexpense. Freeman’s is notresponsible for any acts or omissionsin packing or shipping of purchasedlots whether or not such carrierrecommended by Freeman’s. Packingand handling of purchased lots is atthe responsibility of the buyer and isat the entire risk of the buyer.

16In no event shall any liability ofFreeman’s to the buyer exceed thepurchase price actually paid.

17 No claimed modification oramendment of this Agreement onthe part of any party shall bedeemed extant, enforceable orprovable unless it is in writing thathas been signed by the parties tothis Agreement. No course ofdealing and no delay or omission onthe part of Freeman’s in exercisingany right under this Agreement shalloperate as a waiver of such right orany other right and waiver on anyone or more occasions shall not beconstrued as a bar to or waiver ofany right or remedy of Freeman’s onany future occasion.

18These Conditions of Sale and thebuyer’s, the Consignor’s andFreeman’s rights under theseConditions of Sale shall be governedby, construed and enforced inaccordance with the laws of theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania andConsignor and Buyer agree to theexclusive jurisdiction of thePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania Court ofCommon Pleas and the UnitedStates District Court for the EasternDistrict of Pennsylvania.

will also be responsible for all costs,including warehousing, the expenseof the ultimate sale, and Freeman’scommission at its regular ratestogether with all related andincidental charges, including legalfees. Payment is a precondition toremoval. Payment shall be by cash,certified check or similar bank draft,or any other method approved byFreeman’s. Checks will not bedeemed to constitute payment untilcleared. Any exceptions must bemade upon Freeman’s writtenapproval of credit prior to sale. Inaddition, a defaulting buyer will bedeemed to have granted andassigned to Freeman’s, a continuingsecurity interest of first priority inany property or money of, or owingto such buyer in Freeman’spossession, and Freeman’s mayretain and apply such property ormoney as collateral security for theobligations due to due to Freeman’s.Freeman’s shall have all of the rightsaccorded a secured party under thePennsylvania Uniform CommercialCode.

10Unless the sale is advertised andannounced as “without reserve”,each lot is offered subject to areserve and Freeman’s mayimplement such reserves by biddingthrough its representatives on behalfof the Consignors. In certaininstances, the Consignor may payless than the standard commissionrate where Freeman’s or itsrepresentative is a successful bidderon behalf of the Consignor. Wherethe Consignor is indebted toFreeman’s, Freeman’s may have aninterest in the offered lots and theproceeds therefrom, other than thebroker’s Commissions, and all salesare subject to any such interest.

11No “buy” bids shall be accepted atany time for any purpose.

12Any pre-sale bids must be submittedin writing to Freeman’s prior tocommencement of the offer of thefirst lot of any sale. Freeman’s copyof any such bid shall conclusively bedeemed to be the sole evidence ofsame, and while Freeman’s acceptsthese bids for the convenience ofbidders not present at the auction,Freeman’s shall not be responsiblefor the failure to execute, or, toexecute properly, any pre-sale bid.

13A Buyer’s Premium will be added tothe successful bid price and ispayable by the buyer as part of thetotal purchase price. The Buyer’s

8Upon the fall of the hammer, title toany offered lot or article willimmediately pass to the highestbidder as determined in the exclusivediscretion of the auctioneer, subjectto compliance by the buyer withthese Conditions of Sale. Buyerthereupon assumes full risk andresponsibility of the property sold,agrees to sign any requestedconfirmation of purchase, and agreesto pay the full price, plus Buyer’sPremium, therefore or such part,upon such terms as Freeman’s mayrequire.

9No lot may be removed fromFreeman’s premises until the buyerhas paid in full the purchase pricetherefor including Buyer’s Premiumor has satisfied such terms thatFreeman’s, in its sole discretion,shall require. Subject to theforegoing, all Property shall be paidfor and removed by the buyer athis/her expense within ten (10)days of sale and, if not so removed,may be sold by Freeman’s, or sentby Freeman’s to a public warehouse,at the sole risk and charge of thebuyer(s), and Freeman’s mayprohibit the buyer fromparticipating, directly or indirectly,as a bidder or buyer in any futuresale or sales. In addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s bylaw, Freeman’s reserves the right toimpose a late charge of 1.5% permonth of the total purchase price onany balance remaining ten (10) daysafter the day of sale. If Property isnot removed by the buyer within ten(10) days, a handling charge of 1%of the total purchase price permonth from the tenth day after thesale until removal by the buyer shallbe payable to Freeman’s by thebuyer; Freeman’s shall charge 1.5%of the total purchase price permonth for any property not soremoved within 60 days after thesale. Freeman’s will not beresponsible for any loss, damage,theft, or otherwise responsible forany goods left in Freeman’spossession after ten (10) days. If theforegoing conditions or anyapplicable provisions of law are notcomplied with, in addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s andthe Consignor (including withoutlimitation the right to hold thebuyer(s) liable for the bid price)Freeman’s, at its option, may eithercancel the sale, retaining asliquidated damages all paymentsmade by the buyer(s), or resell theproperty. In such event, the buyer(s)shall remain liable for any deficiencyin the original purchase price and

1Unless otherwise indicated, allProperty will be offered by Freeman’sas agent for the Consignor.

2Freeman’s reserves the right to varythe terms of sale and any suchvariance shall become part of theseConditions of Sale.

3Buyer acknowledges that it had theright to make a full inspection of allProperty prior to sale to determinethe condition, size, repair orrestoration of any Property.Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”. Freeman’s is acting solely as anauction broker, and unless otherwisestated, does not own the Propertyoffered for sale and has made noindependent investigation of theProperty. Freeman’s makes nowarranty of title, merchantability orfitness for a particular purpose, orany other warranty or representationregarding the description,genuineness, attribution, provenanceor condition to the Property of anykind or nature with respect to theProperty.

4Freeman’s in its sole and exclusivediscretion, reserves the right towithdraw any property, at any time,before the fall of the hammer.

5Unless otherwise announced by theauctioneer at the time of sale, allbids are per lot as numbered in theprinted catalogue. Freeman’sreserves the right to determine anyand all matters regarding the order,precedence or appropriate incrementof bids or the constitution of lots.

6The highest bidder acknowledged bythe auctioneer shall be the buyer.The auctioneer has the right to rejectany bid, to advance the bidding at hisabsolute discretion and in the eventof any dispute between bidders, theauctioneer shall have the sole andfinal discretion either to determinethe successful bidder or to re- offerand resell the article in dispute. If anydispute arises after sale, theFreeman’s sale record shall beconclusive in all respects.

7If the auctioneer determines that anyopening or later bid or any advancebid is not commensurate with thevalue of the Property offered, he mayreject the same and withdraw theProperty from sale.

Terms & Conditions


To ensure the safety of your property Freeman’s requests removal within 10 business days of the sale date. Collection hoursare Mon - Fri, 9:30 - 4:30pm. For larger items, please email [email protected] to schedule a loading dockappointment. For purchase release to persons not listed on your contract or invoice, 3rd party authorization is required.Please mail or fax, 215.599.2240, a signed letter stating receipt/item(s) or sale/lot(s) and name of 3rd party collectingproperty. Freeman’s does not handle packing or shipping. The shippers listed below have worked with Freeman’s clients inthe past and will be happy to provide you with quotes for the packing and shipping of your property.

VG Packaging LLCContact: Gordon G Murray II12 Salem RoadSchwenksville, PA 19473484.552.8741Fax: [email protected]

UPS StoreContact: John Bohach51 North 3rd StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106215.629.4990Fax: [email protected]

Mr. C’sContact: Charles [email protected]

Cadogan Tate Fine ArtCadogan House, 41-20 39th StreetSunnyside, New York 11104718.706.7999Fax: [email protected]

A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & StorageContact: Roseanne1060 Louis DriveWarminster, PA 18991215.491.0346Fax: [email protected]

Aiston Fine Art ServiceP.O. Box 3434Grand Central StationNew York, NY 10163212.715.0629Fax: [email protected]

Atelier Art Services103 East Sharpnack StreetPhiladelphia, PA [email protected]

The Packaging StoreContact: Duane Freed2333 West Main StreetLansdale, PA 19446215.361.6940Fax: [email protected]

FURNITURE & LARGER ITEMS:For larger pieces where delivery time isnot the primary concern, we suggestgetting your items freighted:

www.plyconvanlines.comwww.nwdelivery.comwww.freightquote.com.


Purchase removal, shipping and offsite storage information

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SALE NO BIDDER NO CLIENT NO

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RESALE / TAX IDENTIFICATION STATE

A Buyer’s Premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price. The Buyer’s Premium shall be: 25% on the first $50,000 of the hammer price of eachlot, 20% on the portion from $50,001 through $1,000,000, and 12% on that portion of the hammer price exceeding $1,000,000. All lots must be paid for and removed within 10 days.

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bank reference

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CONTACT NAME TELEPHONE

I hereby confirm thet I have read and am bound by the “Terms of Sale” presented by the auction house and which govern all auction purchases made by me. Although every attempt is made to execute yourbid(s), the auctioneer is not responsible for errors and omissions.

SIGNED

(signature required to execute your bids)

q PLEASE SEND ME INFORMATION TO SUBSCRIBE TO FREEMAN’S CATALOGS

bidding & registration form

Freeman’s 1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA 19103 Tel-215.563.9275 Fax-215.599.2240 e-mail: [email protected] www.freemansauction.com

please adhereto the bidding increments

$10UNTIL $200 IS REACHED

$25UNTIL $500 IS REACHED

$50UNTIL $1,000 IS REACHED




$1,000UNTIL $30,000 IS REACHED



OVER $100,000AUCTIONEER’S DISCRETION

(Primary) (Secondary)PHONE PHONE

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depart≤ents

Appraisalssa≤uel ≤ free≤an iijames e buckleydonald e walteramy parentilaura cox

Consignmentssamuel h cooperjames e buckleyjeffery miller

≤useum Servicesthomas b. mccabe ivlynda a cain

Client Servicesmary maguire carrolljessica carterbethany mobbsbridgette bonnermallory malkasianjocelyn olsen-accad

Operationsnathan norleygerald lightfootherbert draytongerald davisdarryll byram

Financemark beckermankaren bajczyk

Business Development & ≤arketingtara theune davismelissa gellerthomas b mccabe ivchristopher brownesusannah mcgovern

Trusts & Estatessamuel t freeman iiithomas b. mccabe ivholen miles lewisamy parentimatthew wilcoxlaura coxjeffrey miller

Photographyelizabeth fieldelizabeth schultzthom clarkryan buckwalter

officers

chair≤ansamuel ≤ freeman ii

vice chair≤anmargaret d freeman

vice chair≤analasdair nichol

presidentpaul roberts

chief operating officerhanna dougher

executive vice presidentja≤es e buckley

senior vice presidentdavid weisstara theune-davis

chief financial officereric a smith

vice presidentsdavid j bloom lynda a cainanne henrysamuel t. freeman iiimatthew wilcoxthomas b mccabe iv

Directory

Printsanne henrydavid weissaimee pfliegerandrew hubercandace vivianfred frederick

European Art & Old Mastersalasdair nicholdavid weissandrew hubercandace vivian

Photographs & Photobooksaimee pfliegercandace vivianfred frederick

Modern & Contemporary Artanne henryalasdair nichol david weissaimee pfliegercandace vivianfred frederick

Oriental Rugs & Tapestriesrichard cervantesdavid weiss

Books, Manuscripts, Maps& Ephemeradavid j bloomchristiana scavuzzo

specialist departments

American Furniture, Decorative & Folk Artlynda a cainsamuel ≤ free≤an iiwhitney bountytim lambert

American Silversamuel ≤ free≤an ii

Asian Artsrichard cervantesrobert waterhouse

(consulting specialist)tianhan gaoandrew zajack

English & ContinentalFurniture & Decorative Artsdavid walkertim andreadissarah blattnertim lambert

Silver & Objet de Vertudavid walkersarah blattner

Fine Jewelry & Watchessamuel ≤ free≤an iimadeline mccauleyallia dhodynatalie difeliciantonio

American Artalasdair nichol david weissandrew hubercandace vivian

david weissWashington, [email protected]: 202.412.8345

colin clarkeCharlottesville, [email protected]: 434.296.4096

kelly wrightBoston, [email protected]: 617.367.3400

robert waterhouseAnnapolis, [email protected]: 267.414.1239

john jonesMountain Brook, [email protected]: 205.803.4949

katherine van dellWayne, [email protected]: 610.254.9700

representatives

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September

09/25/13The Collection of Robert & Barbara Safford

09/26/13Rare Books & Manuscripts including Early Books from the Mount St. Alphonsus Seminary Library

09/27/13Posters, Maps & Other Graphics

October

10/08/13English & Continental Furniture & Decorative Arts

10/09/13Oriental Rugs, Carpets & Textiles

November

11/03/13Modern & Contemporary Art

11/04/13Fine Jewelry & Watches

11/04/13Luxury Handbags

11/13/13American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts

11/14/13The Pennsylvania Sale

11/15/13Silver & Objets de Vertu

December

12/08/13American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists

12/17/13The Holiday Sale

To order a catalogue, please call +1 267.414.1256.

Upcoming at Auction


www.freemansauction.com Samuel T Freeman & Co. 1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19103Tel-215.563.9275 Fax-215.563.8236

asian arts: sale 1468

Documents

conditionsof sale

sale room

terms andconditions

sale registered bidders

writing bid forms

buyers responsibility

successful bid price

packingall potential