Asian Arts

11010: Two similar Chinese enameled dishes, 20th centur

11015: Chinese enameled porcelain brushpot, 20th centur

11143: Two Chinese fish bowls, 20th century, The famill

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Asian Arts

Freeman's

December 13th, 2006 10AM: Decorative Arts

December 14th, 2006 10AM: Oriental Carpets and Rugs

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Japanese Imari charger, late 19th early 20th cen: Japanese Imari charger late 19th early 20th century The circular charger of typical palette shows a central medallion with floral spray, the edge reversed with ground blue, and gilt scrolls. Dia:

11229: Japanese Imari charger, late 19th early 20th cenEst. $500-$800

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Japanese enameled porcelain garniture, 20th cent: Japanese enameled porcelain garniture 20th century Comprising of a koro, surmounted by a kyline, with two applied kyline to the shoulder of the base, the center panel is enameled with scholars.

11230: Japanese enameled porcelain garniture, 20th centEst. $200-$300

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Japanese cylindrical blue and white covered jar.: Japanese cylindrical blue and white covered jar. early 20th century The cover surmounted by a squirrel, the body's blue underglaze depicting a flowering pine tree over samurai in battle. H: 8 In

11231: Japanese cylindrical blue and white covered jar.Est. $200-$300

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Japanese Kutani covered dish and a Satsuma vase.: Japanese Kutani covered dish and a Satsuma vase. late 19th and 20th century. The dish of typical decoration of red and gold paint, depicting scholars in conversation; the tapering satsuma vase

11232: Japanese Kutani covered dish and a Satsuma vase.Est. $200-$300

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A Japanese Imari vase., 19th century, With a sca: A Japanese Imari vase. 19th century With a scalloped fanned neck, tapering to a baluster body decorated with peony and birds in a typical Japanese garden. Together with a covered vase, decorated in

11233: A Japanese Imari vase., 19th century, With a scaEst. $100-$200

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Three Japanese Imari chargers, 20th century, Two: Three Japanese Imari chargers 20th century Two with scalloped edges, all with cobalt blue and red underglaze, with central ho-o roundels and chrysanthemum flower sprays. Largest Diameter: 15 3/4

11234: Three Japanese Imari chargers, 20th century, TwoEst. $500-$800

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Two Japanese Imari bowls, 19th century, Both bow: Two Japanese Imari bowls 19th century Both bowls of typical palette, decorated with deep cobalt blue and red underglaze, the largest bowl painted with a fishing seascape to the interior, the other

11235: Two Japanese Imari bowls, 19th century, Both bowEst. $200-$400

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Three Japanese Kutani vases., late 19th century,: Three Japanese Kutani vases. late 19th century Two of baluster form the other a covered ovoid vase, the three painted primarily red with gilded enamel decoration, one depicting a tea ceremony, the

11236: Three Japanese Kutani vases., late 19th century,Est. $300-$500

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Large Japanese blue and white Nabeshima charger,: Large Japanese blue and white Nabeshima charger 20th century A large charger, the blue underglaze showing a basket of fruit and flowering plants under a pine tree, marked to base. D: 18 1/2 in

11237: Large Japanese blue and white Nabeshima charger,Est. $100-$200

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Japanese giltwood Buddha., 18th century, A good: Japanese giltwood Buddha. 18th century A good period Buddha, the seated figure is worked with a bud shaped cintamani, with a removable central lotus medallion nimbus/halo, eyes shut, a simple robe

11238: Japanese giltwood Buddha., 18th century, A goodEst. $2,000-$3,000

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Japanese Bronze red painted urn on stand., 20th: Japanese Bronze red painted urn on stand. 20th century The urn lid surmounted by a eagle in combat with a serpent, the body of the urn is adorned with applied floral mounts, the panelled body

11239: Japanese Bronze red painted urn on stand., 20thEst. $500-$800

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Pair of cloisonne vases, 20th century, Of taperi: Pair of cloisonne vases 20th century Of tapering rectangular form, brown and black ground, worked with green leaves and pink flowers. H: 5 in

11240: Pair of cloisonne vases, 20th century, Of taperiEst. $100-$200

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Two Japanese cloisonne teapots, 19/20th century: Two Japanese cloisonne teapots 19/20th century Of ovoid and cylindrical form, both with black ground, worked to show floral sprays and turquoise paneling. Tallest: 5 in

11240A: Two Japanese cloisonne teapots, 19/20th centuryEst. $200-$300

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Two cloisonne covered jars, 20th century, One of: Two cloisonne covered jars 20th century One of cylindrical form, blue ground the other of circular form and black wired ground. Tallest: 2 1/2 in

11241: Two cloisonne covered jars, 20th century, One ofEst. $100-$200

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Japanese cloisonne covered urn, 20th century, Of: Japanese cloisonne covered urn 20th century Of globular form, the cover surmounted with a brass finial, black ground worked to show butterflies and lotus flowers. H: 3 in

11242: Japanese cloisonne covered urn, 20th century, OfEst. $200-$300

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Cloisonne jardiniere, late 19th century, Of glob: Cloisonne jardiniere late 19th century Of globular form, decorated with a diaper border leading to a black ground worked to show butterflies and flowers. Dia: 12 in

11243: Cloisonne jardiniere, late 19th century, Of globEst. $500-$800

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Pair of cloisonne chargers, late 19th century, P: Pair of cloisonne chargers late 19th century Probably Japanese, of circular form, both of black ground decorated with butterflies and mourning doves. Dia: 12 1/2 in

11244: Pair of cloisonne chargers, late 19th century, PEst. $500-$800

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Two Chinese cloisonne vases, 20th century, Both: Two Chinese cloisonne vases 20th century Both of tapering form, one enameled black with green song birds perched upon a flowering tree, the other with archaic enamel decoration, showing birds and

11245: Two Chinese cloisonne vases, 20th century, BothEst. $200-$300

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Small Japanese cloisonne vase, early 20th centu: Small Japanese cloisonne vase early 20th century The sides decorated with exotic birds, insects and scrolling foliage. H: 3 3/4 in. PROVENANCE: From a private Chester County collection

11245A: Small Japanese cloisonne vase, early 20th centuEst. $250-$350

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Pair of Chinese cloisonne tapering vases., early: Pair of Chinese cloisonne tapering vases. early 20th century Primarily of black ground, the bronze banded rims lead to lotus scrolled and geometric diaper patterned necks, the bodies with enclosed

11246: Pair of Chinese cloisonne tapering vases., earlyEst. $300-$500

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Japanese cloisonne teapot, early 20th century, O: Japanese cloisonne teapot early 20th century Of ovoid form, the cover adorned by a brass fruit finial, the ground brown body worked with six shield shape panels enclosing butterflies and lotus

11247: Japanese cloisonne teapot, early 20th century, OEst. $150-$200

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Japanese Cloisonne vase., late 19th early 20th c: Japanese Cloisonne vase. late 19th early 20th century Of ovoid form, the body worked with lotus leaf scrolls, circular disks enclosing phoenix and floral sprays. H: 6 1/2 In

11248: Japanese Cloisonne vase., late 19th early 20th cEst. $200-$300

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Japanese cloisonne vase., late19th century, Of b: Japanese cloisonne vase. late19th century Of baluster form, the ground white body showing a purple flowered floral spray, together with a matched inscribed cushioned box.

11249: Japanese cloisonne vase., late19th century, Of bEst. $300-$500

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Japanese cloisonne brass coin Kinchaku., early 2: Japanese cloisonne brass coin Kinchaku. early 20th century With floral sprays over a ground blue body, attached to a silk and white metal neck rope. H: 2 1/2 In: W: 2 1/2 In.

11250: Japanese cloisonne brass coin Kinchaku., early 2Est. $150-$200

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