1st ASIAN ANTIQUES Auction-Estates/Donations 2011-05-08 Auction - 334 Price Results - Asian Antiques Gallery in MA - Page 10
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240: QING: GILT BRONZE HORSE SADDLE ORNAMENT036: IVORY Japanese SNUFF Bottle231: Silver-Scabbard TIBETAN KNIFE
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Hadley, MA, United States
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1st ASIAN ANTIQUES Auction-Estates/Donations

Our FIRST Charity Auction of a great VARIETY of Asian Antiques will be held Sunday, May 8th @ 6:00PM Eastern Time (3:00PM California Time). All lots will be offered with NO "Hidden Reserves" and no floor bids. Everything has been carefully vetted for accuracy and no-questions Full Refund of the Hammer Price will be given for timely returns. All lots can be viewed from Friday, April 29 (9AM - 7PM incl. Sunday) through 4:00PM the day of Sale...at our Gallery, 299 Russell Street (Route 9), Hadley, MA 01035. Contact us by phone at (413)582-0032 or by email at: antiqasia88@yahoo.com You may Register in advance by email to that address or use the form here at LiveAuctioneers if you have a good auction history and/or Credit Card info posted. Bids can be left at the Gallery in person or emailed. Registration NOT required to view lots or ask questions. Please include complete lot information when writing. You can pay for winning bids with VISA, MasterCard, Discover, DinersClub, Personal or Business Check, Money orders, Bank Drafts, etc. We are volunteers here, so our 10% Buyers Premium can be low and we hope covers advertising, online auction costs, packing materials, etc. We only charge actual shipping costs and no premium for "handling". Next auction we expect will be end of June, and will feature a fine collection of over 50 Antique Chinese Scholars Rings (500BC to Republic periods) in a wide variety of shapes and materials, Annamese(Vietnamese) Ceramics and other antiques, and more SE Asian things. We can accomodate you with FREE verbal Appraisals... and written ones that are legally acceptable for Insurance and Estate purposes. THANKS for checking us out, and I wish you all success in your collecting and dealing endeavors.
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Creamware Meiping BOTTLE: This 7-1/4" tall Bottle-form is uncommon and rarely pictured in exhibition catalogs. The elaborate and intricate incised design is overall and masterfully done. The major reference for this type is
0211: Creamware Meiping BOTTLEEst. $1,200-$1,800Lot Passed
OLIVE GREEN-BROWN EWER: Tall at 10-3/4" and having a jarlet-style appendage (pourer) at the shoulder (with a minute chip) and disc-divided tapering top (perfect), its form is not in Wirgin or any other reference I have
0212: OLIVE GREEN-BROWN EWEREst. $1,600-$2,200Lot Passed
TANG Dynasty MUSICIAN TOMB TILE: 9-5/8" tall by 6-1/2" wide, it is hard white pottery covered with a Charcoal paint and having red cinnabar traces under the original dirt of the collapsed tomb. Musicians (this: a lady playing a
0213: TANG Dynasty MUSICIAN TOMB TILEEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed
QINGPAI Large PHOENIX BOWL: Beautiful, thin and lightweight, this early Qingpai (or Yingqing) Celadon is 6-7/16" across and 2-5/16" tall. The gently curving interior is moulded (carved is less-likely?) with a pair of
0214: QINGPAI Large PHOENIX BOWLEst. $1,800-$2,500Lot Passed
MING Marble BUDDHA: Seated in Mediation with his right hand down but not touching the tall Lotus "Throne", eyes closed and left hand holding a cup (of sacred oil) on his lap, the squat form of the Buddha and a prominent
0215: MING Marble BUDDHAEst. $3,000-$4,000Lot Passed
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YUAN Qingpai JAR & Cover: The bulbous form has two sets of paired lug handles at the faux shoulder line, and a similar raised line above Lotus lappets that come up from the footrim where the Qingpai glaze ends in slightly
0216: YUAN Qingpai JAR & CoverEst. $1,250-$1,600
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RAM-form INCENSE BURNER: The seated animal at rest but in a position of alertness with his ears raised. The cover and his upper back are perforated for the smoke to escape. Fully sculpted in the round, 8-3/8" long by 4-1/2"
0217: RAM-form INCENSE BURNEREst. $1,800-$2,500
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Large Celadon BRUSH REST: An important Scholar/Literati artifact, this fine Qingpai example is 8-3/4" long and 4-1/2" tall by 1-1/4" deep. The tannish-colored clay has fired orange at the glaze border, and greyish on the
0218: Large Celadon BRUSH RESTEst. $1,000-$1,500
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TEADUST-Glaze 19th C. VASE: 6-7/8" tall, of classic form with everted lip, this lovely vase has a good impressed mark on the base and comes with authentication from a museum curator in Kunming, China. If you compare it
0219: TEADUST-Glaze 19th C. VASEEst. $1,800-$2,500Lot Passed
Shallow Olive-Glaze BOWL: Southern Sung-Yuan period, this minyao has a flat everted rim with an outer twisted ribbon of clay as border. The Olive Celadon-type glaze is restricted to the inside of the Bowl, and is slightly
0220: Shallow Olive-Glaze BOWLEst. $300-$400Lot Passed
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Two IVORY SCHOLARS Objects: Clearly tabletop pieces with amuletic significance, they represent a Brushrest in the form of a sacred mountain with a single "valley" to rest the small brush in, and a hollowed-out mountain that was
0221: Two IVORY SCHOLARS ObjectsEst. $750-$1,000
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Bronze TEMPLE BELL SET: A lovely set in Red enameling over bronze, with good patina and Dragon designs etched on the sides. The three nesting pieces are 6", 7" and 8" respectively, and have a gentle piercing tone. The
0222: Bronze TEMPLE BELL SETEst. $500-$700
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Yellow WAX Scholars STONE: A premium quality example due to its interesting design, botroidal surface areas and being natural and unenhanced, and uncleaned. 3-3/4" long, 2-1/2" deep and 1-3/4" tall, it can be positioned in a
0223: Yellow WAX Scholars STONEEst. $300-$400
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Large PHOENIX ROOF TILE: The erect Bird-form has a crest, comb and beard below, strong legs, small wings folded back and a lightly feathered body that is sitting down on the curved tile base. Medium-grey pottery, the
0224: Large PHOENIX ROOF TILEEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed
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Green LONGQUAN Charger: Superior Color (actually the finest) and a Dragon central design (highest value also) make this a premium Longquan example. At 12" across it is not as large as some, but this is more than made up by
0225: Green LONGQUAN ChargerEst. $2,500-$3,500
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Blue & White Large MIXING BOWL: Possibly made at Jingdezhen, after the kilns there were revived in the 17th C., this is from the first century of its new production. 12-1/2" across, 4-1/2" tall, it features full Blue & White
0226: Blue & White Large MIXING BOWLEst. $1,500-$2,000
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GILT BRONZE Reclining DEER: The Deer is one of the most ancient Eastern Asian symbols of spirituality and protection. A pair sits atop the Potala Palace, but if you scan the literature, very few are found in artifact
0228: GILT BRONZE Reclining DEEREst. $1,100-$1,500
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Bronze BUDDHIST MIRROR: Faithfully reflecting all objects, the mirror in Buddhism is a means and symbol of improving and purifying oneself - while moving along the path to wisdom and perfection. 18/19th C. Nepal, this one
0229: Bronze BUDDHIST MIRROREst. $350-$500
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GILT Bronze Seated SAKYAMUNI: Heavily cast, with good Gilding, this beautiful TIBETAN Sakyamuni is in the act of "Touching the Earth". The casting is well-made and detailed, as with robe edges, floral hand accoutrements, wrapped
0230: GILT Bronze Seated SAKYAMUNIEst. $6,500-$8,000
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Silver-Scabbard TIBETAN KNIFE: A premium example with superb Silverwork, well-fitting scabbard, and no damage. The blade is good with only the pointed end having small "chinks", while the handle is a mix of YakHorn, Iron, Bronze,
0231: Silver-Scabbard TIBETAN KNIFEEst. $225-$300
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