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A CHINESE PHOTOGRAPH OF REV DUGALD CHRISTIE wearing ceremonial costume before the hospital at Mukden, 16 x 24cm, portrait of Dugald Christie, statue of Rev Dugald Christie, memorial photograph, gravestone, two of Mukden and family home (9) Condition Report: photos sizes. house 3 x 4 inches. RIP image 5 1 /2 x3 1/4. memorial 5 1/2 x 3 1/2. street and bridge images 4 x 5 1/2 . gravestone 8 x 5 1/2. portrait 6 x 4 1/2. memorial on card 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 . group image 6 1/4 x 9 1/4.
A Chinese / Tibetan believed 19th century three headed reversible bronze figure / statue of ' Usnisavijaya ' (Gtsug-tor-rnam-rgyal). This deity with reversible head having eight arms, holding trident, shield and sword with head of Amitabha. Then being entwined with lover to front. Set over a plinth base. Measures 19cms high x 15cms wide
A COLLECTION OF JOLLY GENTLEMAN MONEY BOXES, three are cast iron (one missing base) and two are aluminium, all with paint loss and wear, with two modern Chinese made money boxes in the form of chefs and a cast aluminium statue of a boy holding books and marked 'Speshul' to base, has some paint loss and wear (8)
Chinese Quing Dynasty Gilded Abhaya Mudra Buddha, ca. 1800 AD; Large Sino-Tibet (Quing Dynasty) Buddha statue in Abhaya Mudra, the taking away of any worry (or do not fear) hand positioning.. Gilt bronze Buddha seated on cushions, wearing elaborate robes and jewelled necklaces, hair arranged in tight curls rising to a crown150mm; Property of a professional collector of Asian antiquities; acquired on European and Asian Art Markets in the 1970s- 1990s.
Chinese Quing Dynasty Gilded Bronze Buddha , ca. 1800 AD; Large Sino-Tibet (Quing Dynasty) Buddha statue. Gilt bronze Buddha seated on cushions holding lotus in his hands, wearing elaborate robes and jewelled necklaces, hair arranged in tight curls rising to a crown; 230mm; Property of a professional collector of Asian antiquities; acquired on European and Asian Art Markets in the 1970s- 1990s.
ASSORTED CERAMICS/GLASS/TINS. Mixed lot of ceramics and collectibles to include: ceramic/stone jars from John Dutton Manchester, Groves and Whitnall. A Royal Doulton Dewars Whisky jar. Two green glass bottles, one with original label. Assorted tins to include: Colman's Mustard, Heinz. A Cadbury's 'Block' mug. A porcelain 'Black & White' Scotch Whisky statue depicting two Scots Terriers, a Russian glazed jug, two Japanese/Chinese stamps, a Thwaites dish.
Tang Dynasty Horse Statue, 618-906 AD A large ceramic statue of a horse, head turned to the left and looking down, mouth open and eras pricked. Saddle to the back with decorated saddle cloth with floral motif, harness decorated with red roundels. Short, plaited tail, right hoof raised. Pigment to the surface with details to the face and saddle. The horse was important to the Emperors and elite members of society of the Tang dynasty a dynasty of prosperity, military expansion and artistic achievement. As sculpture, they have timeless appeal, their stylised arched necks, pricked ears and heavy torsos exude confidence, distinction and charm. The breed is believed to be the famous and almost mythical Ferghana horse, known as Tian Ma, or ‘heavenly horse,’ one of China’s earliest major imports originating in the Dayuan area of Central Asia. Such animals were the reserve of the elite and as such they required models of them to act as substitutes in the afterlife. The Han Emperor, Wudi, wrote a poem on the horses, such was their fame:‘The heavenly horses have arrive from the Western frontier. Having travelled 10,000 li, they arrive with great virtueWith loyal spirit, they defeat foreign nations. And crossing the deserts all barbarians succumb in their wake!’These horses were larger, faster and stronger than any horse in China and they finally became symbols of power and prestige. With careful training and masterful training, these horses soon became the favoured breed in China. At that time in China, the more horses you owned the higher your status. The terracotta statues of horses found in tombs have flaring nostrils, pricked ears, powerful legs and strong necks. Probably these statues were the first to depict the Ferghana horse in Chinese art. Size: 38cm. Condition: Good condition. Provenance: Ex. Private Hong Kong collection 1970-2000. Declaration of provenance: All provenance details are supplied by the vendor (consignor) – Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers supply a Certificate of Authenticity with all antiquities sold showing authenticity. Provenance and known details recorded on this.
A 19th Century Tibetan Bronze Statue of Bodhisatva Avalokiteshvara. His hair adorned with a miniature Buddha, two hand gestures on the right, Vitarka Mudra (gesture of transmission of Buddhist principles), to the left hand, the Bhumisparsha Mudra (earth touching gesture). The mandoria is ornamented with lotus and mythical dragons, the architectural plinth throne base shows evidence of gilding, approx 88 cms high. Vendor's Provenance: formerly in the collection of a friend Dr. P.B. (studied Oxford Buddhist iconography, Tibetan and Chinese languages a published National Geographic Society author and is a professor of Tibetan Studies in the U.S.A.
A Collection of Oriental Ware comprising vintage blue and white oval porcelain box 15 by 8 cms with signature to base, Chinese blue and white cylindrical brush pot Qing 1644 antique and hand painted 5.5 inches tall, a vintage box decorated with scenes of a Chinese Dragon, antique vintage Chinese clay teapot, marked Shi Dabin Zisha teapot 18cms high, hand carved and signed, A Chinese Qing brush pot, vintage Chinses vase, with a blue and white fish design, Chinese Emperor Statue etc
Two 19th Century Chinese hardstone figures, one modelled as Guaylin 23 cm high together with another of a scribe seated upon dog of fo, 20 cm high and a blue and white ginger jarAll items would benefit from a clean. The jar has rubbing to the base and pitting to the glaze and small scratches around the rim. There are no cracks, chips or signs of restoration. Overall it is in very good condition. The statue of the scribe has chips to his elbow, both of the dog's ears and a large one to the side of the base. There is also a scuff on his nose. Light scratches to the surface. The statue of Guaylin also has a large chip to the base and smaller one to his robes, hair and hand. There is also a scuff to his cheek. Light scratches to the surface. Neither have cracks or signs of restoration.
A mixed lot to include a late 19th/early 20th century Chinese blue and white baluster vase and cover, ivory handled fish servers, a silver pill box, three pairs of ear pendants, a German pottery cylinder vase, a porcelain pill box, a Mediterranean pottery vase, a silver plated vase and a brass Buddhistic statue
Age: Qing Dynasty Description: A large standing figure of Buddha, wearing a flowing robe draped over the shoulder, hands outstretched in a prayer, the face with sympathetic features. The stone is of an even light green tone with a milky texture and infrequent dark inclusions. Probably jade material originally sourced from the Khotan region in northwest China. Size: 9", 22.80cm. Provenance: A Montreal collector acquired from "The Chinese Porcelain Company" New York. Condition: A large green jade Buddha believed to be Kotan jade, the sculpture appears to be in very good condition, no evidence of significant damage, there are natural fissures and inclusions in the stone. The stand appears to have been painted or lacquered and the paint or lacquer has been stripped, The stand has two broken areas approximately 1cm to 1.5cm in length of damage along the edge where the statue sits at the base. PLEASE REQUEST ADDITIONAL PHOTOS OR A CONDITION REPORT AS NEEDED. The absence of a condition report does not imply good or bad condition however a condition report may be requested as additional information about any lot. Please understand that any statement about condition is provided to a prospective buyer as a courtesy and a prospective buyer is encouraged to have a professional restorer or art conservator evaluate lots and their respective condition to make sure they meet any particular expectations. All lots are sold as-is where is. Please note this Sale is conducted in USD. All Canadian customers will have the option of paying the CAD equivalent. Jade keywords: Jade, jadeite, nephrite, burmese, xinjiang, hetian, qianlong, imperial, white, mutton fat, beijing, suzhou, ming, song, yuan, jin, liao, toggle, pendant, belthook, belt hook, chinese, hong kong, taiwan, old, antique, carved, polished,
A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE STATUE OF GUANYIN Standing on a lotus base 104cm high, 48cm diameter Provenance: From the Collection of Dato Jannie Chan Notes: 1 SGD equals 0.74 USD, 0.62 EUR, 0.55 GBP. Source - xe.com on August 1, 2017 This online timed auction ends from 11am BST/6pm SST on August 21, 2017 Singaporean and International Postage and Shipping services are available
A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE STATUE OF GUANYIN Standing, on a fish base 104cm high x 62cm wide x 30cm deep Provenance: From the Collection of Dato Jannie Chan Notes: 1 SGD equals 0.74 USD, 0.62 EUR, 0.55 GBP. Source - xe.com on August 1, 2017 This online timed auction ends from 11am BST/6pm SST on August 21, 2017 Singaporean and International Postage and Shipping services are available
A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE STATUE OF GUANYIN Modelled standing on a frog 104cm high, 58cm diameter Provenance: From the Collection of Dato Jannie Chan Notes: 1 SGD equals 0.74 USD, 0.62 EUR, 0.55 GBP. Source - xe.com on August 1, 2017 This online timed auction ends from 11am BST/6pm SST on August 21, 2017 Singaporean and International Postage and Shipping services are available
Large Bronze Sculpture on Marble Base of a Soldier Holding the Vertu Logo. Called "A Golden Spear with Armoured Horse". Signed by the Artist and Dated 2010 on the Plaque. The Description Appears in both Chinese and English. Height of Statue is 110cm. This Very Impressive Sculpture was A Present from Wahking Group to Vertu.
CHINA STAMPS : Collection of various issues in album, all neatly described inc Tientsin local issues, 1894 24ca Dowager Empress fine used, a number of Communist Conquest & Post-War inflation issues, 1955 to 1980 issues inc 1965 National Games set of eleven LM/M, 1972 Red Flag Canal LM/M set, 1980 Jian Zhen' Statue U/M set etc with many other sets, singles & part sets mint. Also Macao 1902 6a on 200r used bisect on piece, French P.Os in China 1903 Postage Due 5c optd used on piece (SG D58a) also another with invt overprint used on piece! 1936 Canton illustrated airmail cover etc. Even ten Chinese match box labels! A good lot with plenty of value!
A 19TH CENTURY BRONZE STATUE OF STANDING BUDDHA, Imperial style, classically robed wearing a crown, floral earrings, left palm held open to the sky, standing fore square, with remains of original gilding, 71cm high (Vendor's provenance - formerly in the collection of a friend Dr. P.B. (Studied Oxford Buddhist Iconography, Tibetan and Chinese languages has been published in this area by the National Geographic Society and is a Professor of Tibetan History in the U.S.A.)
An antique Chinese bronze Stele, with attractive decoration on circular base, 29cms (11 1/2") high, the back inscribed 'Presented a statue of a bodhisattva on the second day in the third month in the first year of Tiantong period,' possibly Ming Dynasty, or later?, on carved wooden stand. (1)The weight of Lot 16 is approx. 1.540 kg excluding the wooden stand that is damaged

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