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2 sided stereoscope B/W photos; Athens' Caryatid porch and the 1902 eruption of Mt. Pelee on the reverse side.Board size: 6.75in x 3.5in. Greece sight size: 5.5in x 2.5in. Mount Pelee sight size: 4.5in x 2.75in. Calligraphy Popular Series stamp on the Grecian side, and handwritten information about Mount Pelee on the other side. Condition: Age related wear.
Ca. 1100-1200 AD. An open-type bracelet featuring a prominent central ridge and reinforced edges, giving it a bold and striking appearance. The exterior wall of the bracelet is smooth and adorned with very fine etchings comprising calligraphy and decorative roundels, adding a delicate and intricate touch to the overall design. Jewelry production in the Seljuk era was a highly specialized craft, with skilled artisans using a variety of techniques to create stunning pieces of metalwork. Silver, gold, and other precious metals were used to create a wide range of jewelry, including bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and rings. Etching and engraving were popular techniques, with artists creating intricate designs and patterns on metal surfaces using chisels and other tools.Size: L:65mm / W:68mm ; 225gProvenance: Acquired from A.D.; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
A large porcelain vase featuring a figurative scene at the front and calligraphy at the back, showcasing the intricate details and precision of traditional Chinese porcelain design. The figurative scene depicts a scholar engaged in conversation. The calligraphy on the back is equally impressive, featuring elegant strokes and precise characters that speak to the mastery of the porcelain artist. Chinese Republican porcelain vases were produced during a time of great political and cultural upheaval in China, as the country transitioned from a monarchy to a republic. This period saw a resurgence in traditional Chinese arts and culture, including porcelain production.Size: L:280mm / W:130mm ; 1.03kgProvenance: From United Kingdom / European estate collections and antique fairs; acquired between 1970 and 2010.
Ca. 618-907 AD. A bronze circular-shaped mirror adorned with a symmetrical and intricate relief decoration that surrounds a central hemispherical pierced boss. The decoration is comprised of six roundels with foliate designs that radiate outward from the knob, creating a harmonious and balanced composition. The raised band that surrounds the foliate designs is decorated with simple, linear motifs that add an additional layer of visual interest. Further bands of calligraphy and geometric patterns contribute to the overall complexity and richness of the decorative scheme. The obverse side of the mirror would have been polished to a high shine, further enhancing its reflective properties. Bronze mirrors were a significant art form during the Tang Dynasty, with examples ranging from simple circular mirrors to complex multi-panelled mirrors with intricate decoration. These mirrors were highly valued both for their aesthetic beauty and technical excellence.Size: L:185mm / W:185mm ; 765gProvenance: From the private collection of a Somerset gentleman; previously in an old British collection, formed before 2000 on the UK /European art markets.
Orientteppich aus Seide. HEREKE, 20. Jh., 149x105 cm. Das rote Giebelfeld ist mit Wolkenbändern, Palmetten und Floralem durchgemustert. Die oberen beiden beigefarbenen Eckfüllungen sind mit Vasen und Vögeln verziert. Die beige Hauptbordüre zeigt Spiralrankwerk und zeigt Kalligraphie-Kartuschen, signiert. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren. | Oriental silk carpet. HEREKE, 20th century, 149x105 cm. The red gable field is patterned with cloud bands, palmettes and florals throughout. The upper two beige corner fillings are decorated with vases and birds. The beige main border shows spiral tendrils and calligraphy cartouches, signed. Signs of age and wear.
Seven Japanese scrolls, 20th century, comprising: a calligraphy dated 1928 with two seals of the artist; a calligraphy by Matsutaro Aoki; another calligraphy signed Kōjo; and a printed calligraphy; an ink rubbing; an ink and colour on silk painting of flowers; and a print depicting a scholar; all mounted as hanging scrolls, the narrowest measures 20 x 131cm, the widest 45.5 x 123.5cm excluding mount (7)
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