ASIAN ART 2012-02-29 Auction - 208 Price Results - Art + Object in NZ - Page 6
72: A large polychrome wood figure of Guanyin
4: A Chinese white and russet jade archer ring
37: Four pierced circular jade pendants
Done
New Zealand, New Zealand
Auction Details

ASIAN ART

A+O is pleased to announce a fascinating catalogue of rare Oriental and Asian Arts. The centrepiece of the catalogue is a unique collection of Jade compiled by Leo Tattersfield in the 1950s when he was one of the first regular western visitors to China. Comprising over 200 examples of celadon and white Jade the collection includes animal and fantastic figurines, carvings and larger vessels. The collection was housed at the Auckland Museum for over fifteen years.
SOLD
Three Chinese Ding-style vases: comprising a white-glazed meiping vase carved with stylised lotus motif, a brown-glazed meiping and a further brown-glazed baluster vase The first, 285mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
SOLD
A Cizhou-style jar: decorated with panels of young boys H. 265mm
Est.
NZ$100
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NZ$200
SOLD
A Chinese Tang-style sancai horse and rider: H. 500mm
Est.
NZ$100
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NZ$200
A large Chinese ribbed meiping vase: covered with a crackled white glaze H. 475
Est.
NZ$100
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NZ$200
Lot Passed
SOLD
A Chinese pale celadon shallow bowl: covered with a thick crackled glazed, together with a cup with similar glaze, wood stand The first, 245mm
Est.
NZ$80
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NZ$100
SOLD
A small Korean celadon water dropper: and a bowl with flower design, Koryo period (12th-14th Century) The bowl, D. 140
Est.
NZ$50
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NZ$100
A Korean grey celadon bowl: with slip decoration of bands with geometric design, together with four Korean small celadon dishes, Koryo Dynasty (12th-14th Century) The first, D. 150mm
Est.
NZ$150
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NZ$300
Lot Passed
SOLD
A Korean white porcelain bowl: with carved phoenix and lotus decoration, together with a blue and white cup and a saucer, the cup painted to the centre with the character ‘Shi’ (Life), the saucer with the character ‘Fu’
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
A Chinese celadon melon-shaped vase: H. 140
Est.
NZ$100
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NZ$200
Lot Passed
SOLD
Two Tek Sing cargo blue and white dishes: 19th century the first painted with a panel of chrysanthemum sprays, the second with shaped panels of stylised floral design The first, D. 200mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
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A South-East Asian blue and white dish: painted with panels in Kraak style with ducks amongst lotus plants and flowers D. 355mm
Est.
NZ$400
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NZ$600
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A small iron spotted ewer: and a Yue-style celadon dish The first, H. 95mm
Est.
NZ$80
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NZ$100
A pair of Ming-style figures of attendants: covered with green and yellow glaze H. 200mm
Est.
NZ$300
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NZ$500
Lot Passed
SOLD
A large Ming-style figure of an attendant: covered with green and yellow glaze H. 395mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
SOLD
A Chinese Qingbai-style Buddhist Guanyin shrine: modeled as a rockwork grotto centered by a figure of Guanyin seated at ease on a ledge, the opening framed by scrolling flowering branches H. 305mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
SOLD
A pair of Chinese hardstone Buddhist lions: wood stands L. 90mm
Est.
NZ$30
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NZ$50
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Four Thai Sawankhalok circular jars and covers: variously decorated in underglazed iron with stylised floral and geometric motifs, together with a later celadon crackled glazed dish The largest jar, H. 115mm
Est.
NZ$300
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NZ$400
SOLD
A Thai Sawankhalok celadon lotus bowl: and a smaller cup The largest, D. 225mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$300
A matched pair of small Chinese sancai jars: Tang Dynasty (618-907) the buff body covered with a splashed amber, green and colorless glaze layer H. 105mm
Est.
NZ$1,200
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NZ$1,800
Lot Passed
SOLD
A small Chinese Changsha ewer: Tang Dynasty (618-907) the sides with typical amber-splashes H. 140mm
Est.
NZ$400
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NZ$600
A Chinese pottery model of a pig: probably Han Dynasty (206BC – 220AD) L. 230mm
Est.
NZ$200
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NZ$400
Lot Passed
SOLD
A Chinese pottery camel: probably Tang Dynasty (618-907) H. 430mm
Est.
NZ$1,000
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NZ$2,000