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Chinese celadon glazed porcelain Dragon charger with Yongzheng seal mark , $390,600

Chinese celadon Dragon charger achieves $390K at Doyle

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Chinese celadon glazed porcelain Dragon charger with Yongzheng seal mark , $390,600

Chinese celadon glazed porcelain Dragon charger with Yongzheng seal mark , $390,600

NEW YORK – Doyle held a successful auction of Asian Works of Art on March 21. Scheduled during Asia Week New York 2022, this highly-anticipated sale presented the arts of China, Japan and elsewhere in Asia dating from the Neolithic Period through the 20th century. Showcased were porcelains, bronzes, jades, snuff bottles, pottery, scholar’s objects, furniture and paintings from prominent collections and estates. With competitive international bidding, the sale totaled $2,020,508, with 100% sold by value.

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Large Chinese celadon-glazed porcelain dragon charger, est. $80,000-$120,000

Doyle marks Asia Week NY with March 21 Asian Works of Art sale

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Large Chinese celadon-glazed porcelain dragon charger, est. $80,000-$120,000

Large Chinese celadon-glazed porcelain dragon charger, est. $80,000-$120,000

NEW YORK – Doyle will hold an auction of Asian Works of Art on Monday, March 21 at 10 am Eastern time. Scheduled during Asia Week New York 2022, this highly-anticipated 414-lot sale presents the arts of China, Japan and elsewhere in Asia dating from the Neolithic period through the 20th century. Showcased will be porcelains, bronzes, jades, snuff bottles, pottery, scholar’s objects, furniture and paintings from prominent collections and estates. Absentee and Internet live bidding will be available through LiveAuctioneers.

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Chinese blue and white lotus zun, Yongzheng period, estimated at $22,000-$28,000.

Chinese treasures abound at Oakridge auction, Aug. 14-15

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Chinese blue and white lotus zun, Yongzheng period, estimated at $22,000-$28,000.

Chinese blue and white lotus zun, Yongzheng period, estimated at $22,000-$28,000.

ASHBURN, Va. – Oakridge Auction Gallery is excited to announce its next auction: an Asian Art & Antiques sale packed with an array of impressive lots of Chinese art from throughout history. Scheduled for August 14-15, this auction will feature more than 450 lots separated into two sessions, beginning at 10 am Eastern time both days. Absentee and Internet live bidding will be available through LiveAuctioneers.

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A celadon maebyeong vase from the Goryeo dynasty sold for $85,000 plus the buyer’s premium in May 2018 at Revere Auctions.

Eye on Korean ceramics: celadon, whiteware & moon jars

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A celadon maebyeong vase from the Goryeo dynasty sold for $85,000 plus the buyer’s premium in May 2018 at Revere Auctions.

A celadon maebyeong vase created during the Goryeo dynasty sold for the sum of $85,000 plus the buyer’s premium in May 2018 at Revere Auctions.

NEW YORK — While Japanese and Chinese ceramics and porcelain have risen to unprecedented heights at auction, achieving multi-million dollar prices, other worthy Asian wares have been overshadowed. Though they haven’t yet soared to the level of the Chinese phoenix vase that attained $41 million in June 2021, Korean ceramics and porcelain have held their own and long delighted ceramics aficionados. A white moon jar made in the Joseon dynasty (circa 1390-1910) set an auction record when it fetched more than $2.5 million in June 2019. The elegant appeal of celadon-glaze wares, Joseon whiteware, and the signature moon jar form continue to bewitch collectors with their craftsmanship and beauty.

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Jewelry and Asian art abound in May 5 Dallas Auction Gallery sale

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David Webb crystal and diamond necklace, estimated at $15,000-$25,000


David Webb crystal and diamond necklace, estimated at $15,000-$25,000

DALLAS — Dallas Auction Gallery will hold its spring Fine Jewelry & Asian Art auction on May 5. It will feature a large selection of important jewelry and watches from Texas estates, including that of a prominent Fort Worth patron of the arts. The sale will also include a collection of Chinese antiques from the estate of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh. Mr. Hsueh was a Chinese government official as Consul to Jamaica and Consul to Germany prior to opening the Oriental Art Shop in Dallas in 1948. Absentee and Internet live bidding will be available through LiveAuctioneers.

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