19th century

Lot 79. Property from a European Private Collection. A blanc de Chine seated figure of a lama, Qing dynasty, 19th century. H. 22.7 cm;. Lot Sold 1,905 EUR (Estimate 800 - 1,200 EUR). © Sotheby's Sotheby's. Asian Arts / 5000 Years, Paris, 18 April 2023 

Lot 41. Property from a French Private Collection. A pair of large Guan-type bottle vases, Qing dynasty, 19th century. H. 43.3 cm; 42.9 cm. Lot Sold 12,065 EUR (Estimate 3,000 - 4,000 EUR). © Sotheby's Provenance: Antikkforr Uranienborg, Oslo, January 1990.  Sotheby's. Asian Arts / 5000 Years, Paris, 18 April 2023

Persian, Feline, 19th century, bronze; cast 4 1/4 x 6 11/16 2 9/16 in. (10.8 x 17 x 6.5 cm), The Hossein Afshar Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; photo: © The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Celebrating the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Persian civilization, Bestowing Beauty: Masterpieces from Persian Lands features over 100 works from the sixth to the nineteenth century drawn from the preeminent Persian art collection of Hossein Afshar. Persia refers to the historic lands in southwestern Asia... [Lire la suite]

Lot 597. A 'hu'-shaped celadon-ground porcelain vase with underglaze-blue landscape medallions, Qianlong seal-mark, 19th century; H. 31,5 cm. Estimate: € 1,500 - €2,000. Result: € 3,000. Courtesy Nagel. Provenance: German private collection, acquired prior to 2007.   Fine Asian Art, Stuttgart - Part I by Nagel Auction, December 8, 2020

Lot 570. A copper-red glazed porcelain bottle vase, 19th century; H. 40,5 cm. Estimate: € 900 - €1,200. Result: € 2,800. Courtesy Nagel. Provenance: Former old European private collection, assembled prior 1990 - Private property Frankfurt.  Fine Asian Art, Stuttgart - Part I by Nagel Auction, December 8, 2020

Lot 569. A fine copper-red and purple-glazed vase with lion mask handles, 19th century; H. 36,8 cm. Estimate: € 1,500 - €2,000. Result: € 1,600. Courtesy Nagel. Provenance: Former old European private collection, assembled prior 1990 - Private property Frankfurt.  Fine Asian Art, Stuttgart - Part I by Nagel Auction, December 8, 2020

Lot 105. A large famille noire square vase, 19th century; 21 in. (53.3 cm.) high. Estimate USD 3,000 - USD 5,000. Price Realised USD 6,000. © Christie's Image Ltd 2021. Each side is decorated with birds amongst the Flowers of the Four Seasons, peony and magnolia, lotus, chrysanthemum and prunus, all reserved on a black ground. Provenance: Ole Olsen Collection.Christie’s London, 11 December 1989, lot 171.The Lenora and Walter F. Brown Collection, San Antonio, Texas. Christie's. Art of... [Lire la suite]

Lot 1049. A blue and white porcelain jar, Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th century; 6 7/8in (17.5cm) high. Estimate US$ 2,000-3,000. Sold for US$ 2,040 (€ 1,739). Courtesy Bonhams The small baluster vase freely painted in underglaze cobalt with a spray of chrysanthemums and grasses, the neck finished with a narrow band, the recessed foot with three incised marksWith a wood tomobako storage box. Provenance: Purchased at Gumps, San Francisco, California, 13 February 1956 Bonhams. Fine... [Lire la suite]

Lot 104. A pair of Iznik style Porcelain Ewers, possibly by Samson, France, 19th Century; 37 cm. Estimate: £ 2,000 - 3,000 (€ 2,200 - 3,300). Courtesy Bonhams. of pyriform with flaring necks and torus mouldings, on splayed feet with strap handles and tapering spouts, domed hinged lids with bud finials, decorated in raised-red, cobalt-blue, green and black outline on a white ground with cypresses flanked by prunus branches, saz leaves and roses to the bodies, the necks and spouts with other floral... [Lire la suite]

Lot 3294. A pair of huanghuali Southern official's hat armchairs, guanmaoyi, 19th century; 42 in. (106.7 cm.) high, 21 ¾ in. (55.2 cm.) wide, 17 ¾ in. (45 cm.) deep. Estimate USD 18,000 - USD 25,000. Price Realized USD 149,000. © Christie's Image Ltd 2015 Each has a shaped crest rail supported by the elegantly curving back splat and rear posts which continue to form the back legs. The arm rails are supported on slender standing stiles and extend beyond the front posts. The... [Lire la suite]