THREE SCROLLS. China,19th-early 20th century, watercolor or gouache with brocade borders. Cranes with calligraphy on paper, 67"h. 15.5"w. and a grouping of exotic birds on silk, 110"h. 40"w. Together with a gathering of women in a garden on silk, 98"h. 28"w. Imperfections. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by our Conditions of Sale.
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Chinese Calligraphy Paintings Two calligraphy paintings, China. Provenance: From the collection of Zhang Guohe, born January 1922. A former Colonel of Chiang Kai-shekís army, he attended the Japanese surrender in Hunan Zhejiang, in August 1945. After completing a law degree at the University of Chicago, he joined the United Nations in 1949, where he rose to the position of Chief of Examinations and Training in the Personnel Office. Throughout the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, Mr. Zhang would regularly return to visit China. While on one of his trips he met with Soong Qing Ling, the wife of Sun Yat Sen, on July 29th of 1979. Mr. Zhang passed away in early 2013 surrounded by his family in Boston, Massachusetts. Starting Price: $100
Chinese Calligraphy Paintings Two calligraphy paintings, China. Provenance: From the collection of Zhang Guohe, born January 1922. A former Colonel of Chiang Kai-shekís army, he attended the Japanese surrender in Hunan Zhejiang, in August 1945. After completing a law degree at the University of Chicago, he joined the United Nations in 1949, where he rose to the position of Chief of Examinations and Training in the Personnel Office. Throughout the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, Mr. Zhang would regularly return to visit China. While on one of his trips he met with Soong Qing Ling, the wife of Sun Yat Sen, on July 29th of 1979. Mr. Zhang passed away in early 2013 surrounded by his family in Boston, Massachusetts. Starting Price: $100
A late 19th century Japanese box, gilt decorated on a black lacquer ground and applied with five bronze plaques, each decorated with calligraphy, w. 23.5 cm, together with a Japanese inlaid elm box and cover and another box CONDITION REPORT: The first structurally sound but with splits, chips and other damage, the others with minor damage
A pair of porcelain 'shipwreck' bowls, possibly Ming dynasty, with pale green glaze and calligraphy mark to the centre, four further calligraphic marks externally, dark ring interior, both with later added accession marks to footrims 'HC 90 GM 1336', 12 by 6cm high, boxed. Provenance: Property of a Gentleman collector.
A Mughal watercolour heightened in gilt and painted with courtly figures in an interior beneath four columns of calligraphy, signed, 24 x 17 cm, four similar works in three frames, various sizes, together with five book leaves of calligraphy with gilt heightened watercolour decoration, various sizes, possibly 17th/18th century CONDITION REPORT: Some overpainting, staining, fading and losses
A Chinese export globular teapot and cover painted with ladies and children at play, white metal mount to handle (cover repaired and chip to spout), 18cm wide, a famille rose tea caddy painted with figures beside a pagoda (crack to neck), 12cm high, a tea bowl, cover and saucer painted with figures and calligraphy (4)
Staples (Chester O.) MILLS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (Collectors Edition) pp.viii, 228, with hundreds of full-color photographs and other illustrations. Half leather bound over marbled boards with matching cloth slipcase. Limited collectors edition, this is number 7 of only 100 copies. Calligraphy inscription to the owner and signed by the author. A beautiful and exhaustive work revolving about the picturesque but rapidly disappearing mills -- wind-, water-, and horse-driven -- of southern Africa. With a chronology beginning in 1602, a mill registry, glossary, bibliography, and index. Scarce. Fine Hatfield, Pretoria Umdaus 2006 Reserve: $250 Click here to view further details and to bid
QI BAISHI (1864 - 1957) ∆ BRUSHWOOD COLLECTOR "C. 1940, calligraphy from 1958. 66 x 40 cm. Ink and colours on paper. Hanging scroll, brocade mounting. Signed: Huansun. Seal: Huansun. Seal in the lower right corner: Lao Bai. Provenance: Collection of Jiri Spevak. Published: Josef Hejzlar - Qi Bashi, Odeon, 1970, illustration no. 95.
TONG DANIAN (1874 - 1954) FOUR CALLIGRAPHY PANELS "Each 131 x 31 cm. Ink on paper. Four hanging scrolls with silk mounting. Calligraphy in four styles: zhengkai (clerical style), lishu (ceremonial), zhuanshu (seal script) and xingshu (cursive). Six seals. Provenance: Collection of Josef Hejzlar.
CALLIGRAPHIE SIGNÉE ET DATÉE 1903 Calligraphie imprimée à la gloire de Mahomet, signée et datée. Encre noire et bordure à l`or rehaussée de liserés de couleur, sur papier. Belle composition florale jaillissant d`un vase entourant le nom de Muhammad en miroir autour de la représentation auréolée du Prophète dans un médaillon elliptique. Calligraphie exécutée pour un certain Karim Aqa-ye Shalchi, signée Ibrahim et datée 1321H./1903. Bordure composée de 10 cartouches calligraphiés en nasta`liq. Iran, 1903. A printed calligraphy in the praise of Muhammad, signed Ibrahim and dated 1903 DIM. 32.5 x 24,5 cm (12 13⁄16 x 9 5⁄8 IN.)
SET OF 4 CHINESE PORCELAIN INSECT WALL PLAQUES Set of four Chinese hand painted enameled porcelain rectangular wall hangings. Each depicts insects on leaves and branches and have a black calligraphy poem and two red seals. Set in matching wooden frames. Each measures approx. 11 1/2" height x 3 3/8" width + 1" frame (29.2cm x 8.5cm + 2.5cm). Total weight of 1.86 grams.
19th C LARGE CHINESE IRON RED & GILT DRAGON BOWL Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period large hand painted iron red & gold gilt bowl depicting flying dragons amongst flames and lingzhi form clouds with gold flaming pearl. Bottom holds red six character calligraphy Qianlong (1736-1795) reign mark, and is of the period. Measures 4 3/8" height x 10 3/8" diameter (11.1cm x 26.3cm). Total weight of 1508 grams.
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