Kangxi Period Incense Burners & Censers
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Full-length self-portrait by Édouard Vuillard leads our five lots to watch
Full-length Self-portrait by Édouard Vuillard DALLAS – Heritage Auctions will offer the only known full-length self-portrait created by avant-garde artist Édouard Vuillard (1868-1940) on Tuesday, June 4 as a lead lot in its Fine European Art sale. Measuring 30.25 by 19.5in, the oil on board laid to canvas dates to around 1900, just as the […]
‘Heavenly Globe Vase’ and scroll topped Hindman’s Asian Works of Art sale
CHICAGO – Appraising Chinese porcelain is not an exact science, and most auction houses will choose to err on the side of caution when committing to a date. It’s why a blue and white bottle vase cataloged as early 20th century and given an estimate of $1,000-$1,500 can sell for $100,000 ($130,000 including buyer’s premium). […]
Cloisonné lions with riders romped at Heritage during Fall Asia Week in New York
Cloisonné Lions With Riders, $175,000 DALLAS — This pair of Qianlong (1735-96) cloisonné standing lion dogs with riders were offered at Heritage Auctions on September 20 with a provenance to George Ann Brown Carter, wife of Fort Worth, Texas media scion Amon Giles Carter Jr (1919-82). He had often worked with famed Asian art dealer C.T. Loo and his successor Frank […]
Bid Smart: Chinese famille verte porcelain finds glory in the color green
NEW YORK — Famille verte porcelain has been highly prized since it was developed in China during the Kangxi period (1661-1722). The best pieces were reserved for the emperor and the royal court, but many fine examples made their way to discriminating buyers in the late 17th to the early 18th century.
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