A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CHINESE QIANLONG PERIOD CANTON ENAMEL TEAPOTS & COVERS, of fluted hexagonal section with overhead handles, each decorated to the side with a continuous scene of sages and a boy in a mountain backed garden setting, each with columns of calligraphy, each domed cover with a flower head, 6.4in high to top of handles.
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A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN & HARDWOOD HANGING PANELS, each panel incorporating four variously shaped famille rose porcelain panels depicting birds, foliage and calligraphy, each carved and pierced wood frame with scroll, bat and peach panels and borders, each wood panel 56.4in x 15.5in.
A GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BOWL, the base with a Daoguang seal mark and possibly of the period, together with a good quality carved hardwood stand, the square-section bowl with canted corners and painted with a variety of legendary warriors and descriptive calligraphy, the bowl 6.25in wide. (2)
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDSTONE AND WOOD SCREEN, in two sections, the screen onlaid in various hardstones and carved wood with two bronze-form vases of flowers, a column of calligraphy onlaid in ivory, the reverse with lacquered decoration of butterflies hovering above flowers and leafage, the stand with carved and pierced decoration, 35.5in high & 22in wide at widest point.
Japanese kimono, mid-blue silk damask, painted or printed with flowers and foliage and embroidered in coloured silks and couched metal threads, padded hem, lined with ivory silk and two red silk rectangles, about 1920s. Together with a collection of textiles including four fine red wool hangings, embroidered in silk with Chinese calligraphy, together with a fine white cotton damask coverlet and a lace edged and insert silk embroidered cotton pelmet. Provenance - second part of this lot: Bernheimer Collection. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (7)
A Chinese polished bronze censer, made for the Islamic Market, 18th century or earlier, with panels of moulded calligraphy to the body, on tripod legs, marks for Xuan De to base, 15.7cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Overall in good condition, old repair to base, light wear to base, in good condition
Illuminated Calligraphy Kipling (Rudyard), If; idem, England, Anon., Children's Charter, manuscript on vellum sheet, each loose in mount (3) CONDITION REPORT: If - tape stains to edges (hidden by mount), otherwise VG. Mount corner bumped; England - vellum at RHS a little thin so appears darkened, o/w VG. Mount corners bumped. Mount slightly too big for manuscript; Children's Charter - tape stains to margins (hidden by mount). Otherwise VG. Mount corners bumped.
Ahmed Mater Al-Zias Aseeri 1979 Abha (Saudi-Arabien) - lebt und arbeitet in AbhaMagnetism. 2012.Folge von 4 Fotogravüren. Signiert, datiert, nummeriert und betitel sowie mit der fortlaufenden Blattnummerierung. Aus einer Auflage von 45 Exemplaren. Auf Velin. 42 x 62,7 cm (16,5 x 24,6 in). Papier: 62,3 x 81,3 cm (24,5 x 32 in).[JS].Der saudi-arabische Künstler Ahmed Mater ist in seinem Heimatland als Künstler und Arzt tätig. Seit er 2003 als einer der Mitbegründer der Künstlerinitiative `Edge of Arabia` künstlerisch in Erscheinung tritt, formiert sich ein zunehmendes internationales Interesse für seine Kunst, welche von Fotografie über Installation, Kalligrafie und Malerei bis hin zu Videoinstallationen reicht. Ahmed Mater setzt sich inmitten der Zeichen von Modernisierung und Globalisierung immer wieder mit der Tradition und Ästhetik der islamischen Kultur künstlerisch auseinander und kreiert auf diese Weise eine beeindruckende Synthese aus Tradition und Moderne.Diese Synthese findet sich in der hier gezeigten eindrucksvollen Arbeit `Magnetism`. Mit minimalistischen Mitteln, die vor allem durch den zentralen schwarzen Kubus auch an die Tradition der amerikanischen Minimal-Art erinnern, lässt Ahmed Mater eine Komposition von starker Aussagekraft entstehen. Um einen Magneten in Form eines schwarzen Kubus, der unmittelbar an die Kaaba, das quaderförmige `Haus Gottes` im Innenhof der heiligen Moschee in Mekka denken lässt, versetzt Ahmed Mater eine unzählbare Menge von winzigen Eisenpartikeln in Bewegung. Alle Partikel richten sich zwangsläufig nach dem schwarzen quadratischen Zentrum aus und lassen in verschiedenen Positionierungen und Bewegungen doch immer wieder ein abstraktes Muster entstehen, das trotz seiner abstrakten Natur große Parallelen zu den Bildern des Hadsch, der großen jährlichen Pilgerfahrt der Muslime nach Mekka, aufweist.Mittlerweile finden sich seine vielfältigen Werke in zahlreichen bedeutenden Sammlungen und Museen weltweit, darunter die Londoner Tate Modern und das Los Angeles County Museum. 2010 erscheint eine Monografie über Ahmed Mater im Verlag Booth-Clibborn Editions. Ahmed Mater lebt und arbeitet in Abha.Ahmed Mater ist u.a. vertreten in: The British Museum, LondonLos Angeles County Museum of ArtGreenbox Museum, AmsterdamCentre Pompidou, Paris ca. 18.40 h +/- 20 Min.ENGLISH VERSIONAhmed Mater Al-Zias Aseeri 1979 Abha (Saudi-Arabien) - lebt und arbeitet in AbhaMagnetism. 2012.Series of 4 Photo gravures. Signed, dated, numbered and titled as well as with serial sheet number. From an edition of 45 copies. On wove paper. 42 x 62,7 cm (16,5 x 24,6 in). Sheet: 62,3 x 81,3 cm (24,5 x 32 in).[JS].Ahmed Mater is an artist and co-founder of ?Edge of Arabia ?. He works as an artist and medical doctor and splits his time between Abha, Jeddah and Makkah in Saudi Arabia. He is founder of the Al-Meftaha Arts Village in Abha. Mater co-founded Edge of Arabia in 2003 and since then has attracted international attention for his art, which encompasses photography, calligraphy, painting, installation, performance and video. His work explores the narratives and aesthetics of Islamic culture in an era of globalization, consumerism and transformation. Most recently, his artistic practice has delved into unofficial histories of Saudi life through examinations of the differing representations of traumatic events and how they construct collective historical dimensions. His recent work increasingly uses image and video to explore local collective memory and unofficial histories behind contemporary Saudi Arabian sociopolitical life.Ahmed Mater is represented at, among others: The British Museum, LondonLos Angeles County Museum of ArtGreenbox Museum, AmsterdamCentre Pompidou, Paris ca. 1
A Chinese Yixing teapot modelled as a gold splashed bronze with style handle, Zhuanshu seal on base, 19th century, together with a two tiered teapot having a teapot form cover and decorated in the Canton famille rose style on blue ground with prunus flowers and calligraphy, 19th century (3). Condition Report: Good condition other than a break to handle just above spout which has been glued.
Anglo-Indian horn mounted barley sugar twist walking cane, 90cm; also a horn mounted ebony riding crop; antler mounted riding crop; a walking cane surmounted with a carved ivory head of a monkey, 87cm; ivory mounted malacca cane, 89cm; and a bone mounted cane inset with Chinese calligraphy, 86cm (6)
A group of Chinese silver spoons, c. 1900 comprising: a pair with coiled dragon terminals, stamped LH and 90 (Luen Hing); another by Luen Hing with triple character terminal; one with coiled dragon terminal above a calligraphic roundel indistinctly stamped SS(?) and also with stamped character mark; one with "fiddle" terminal cast with calligraphy stamped T&C and with character mark; and a set of three, unmarked, with foliate and insect cast terminals (8) 3.5 troy ounces
Persian illustrated single page depicting a hunt with falcons, within a floral border, signed, calligraphy to the reverse, 36 x 23cm, mounted, together with three other Indo-Persian illustrated pages in unframed card mounts.Condition report: Page 1 (blue horse) - in a hinged mount, calligraphy on reverse, mounting tape on the edges of the paper, a few small holes, some pencil annotations 36 x 23cm. Page 2 (elephant) - in a hinged mount, calligraphy on reverse, mounting tape and pin holes, 29 x 22cm. Page 3 (female figures) - in a sealed mount, no visible damage, 21.5 x 15cm. Page 4 (man smoking a hookah) - in a sealed mount, no visible damage, 31 x 20cm.
Japanese Satsuma bowl, late Meiji period, painted with bijins and calligraphy on the blue and gilt ground, seal mark to base (rubbed), diameter 12.5cm, together with a hardwood stand; also a similarly decorated saucer dish signed Kinkozan in gilt and impressed, diameter 18.5cm. (2) Condition report: mark rubbed on bowl
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