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Brugge, Wvl, Belgium
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Chinese porcelain and European arts
Day 4 combines Chinese monochromes and Chinese taste porcelain with our selection of European arts.
Here we have a number of exceptional lots, such as the Spanish retable and the painting after Hiëronymus Bosch.
When it comes to the collection of European ceramics, the Duch Delftware moneybank and the large tulip vase are not to be missed!
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1251: A pair of Chinese gilt bronze-mounted crackle-glazed vases, 18th C.Est. €1,500-€2,500Lot Passed
1253: A small Chinese black-glazed double gourd vase and a blue crackle-glazed saucer dish, QingEst. €600-€1,200Lot Passed
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1259: A small Chinese sang-de-boeuf-glazed bottle vase, Xuande mark 宣德年製, QingEst. €600-€1,200
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Sold
1263: A Chinese celadon-glazed tripod censer with floral scrolls on wooden stand, QingEst. €1,000-€2,000
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1264: A Chinese celadon-glazed censer and a ge-type crackle-glazed bowl, QingEst. €1,000-€2,000
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1265: A Chinese reticulated monochrome turquoise brush pot on wooden stand, QingEst. €600-€1,200Lot Passed
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1267: A Chinese coral-ground reserve-decorated 'lotus' bowl, Jiaqing mark, 19/20th C.Est. €1,000-€2,000
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1269: A Chinese flambé-glazed vase with gilt bronze mounts, 19th C.Est. €1,000-€2,000
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1270: A Chinese pink-glazed puce-decorated 'Zhao Zilong' vase, Qianlong mark, 19th C.Est. €2,000-€4,000
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1272: A pair of Chinese monochrome blue vases with gilt bronze ewer mounts, Qianlong and 19th C.Est. €2,500-€5,000
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