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16th-17th century
11 mai 2014

A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century

A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century
A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The smoothly carved bird formed with its head gently inclined over its back towards the curving wings and sweeping tail and holding in its beak...
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11 mai 2014

A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century

A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century
A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. Of compressed globular form, rising to the short waisted neck and everted rim, flanked by a pair of handles, each carved as a joint tongue issuing from the open jaws...
11 mai 2014

A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century

A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century
A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The stone with characteristic streaky inclusions and finely hollowed to form a cup terminating in an archaistic animal head with open jaw revealing its fangs and tongue, wood stand, fitted...
21 avril 2014

Four carved rhinoceros horn cup at Nagel, "Asiatische Kunst", 8.5.2014

Four carved rhinoceros horn cup at Nagel, "Asiatische Kunst", 8.5.2014
An extremely rare imperial rhinoceros horn stemcup with plain sides and massive foot, China, Qianlong four-character seal mark and of the period. Photo Nagel Thinly carved bowl with semi-translucent sides and massive bottom resting on a conical pedestal...
3 avril 2014

A rare Chinese monochrome blue porcelain ewer with Ottoman gem-set tombak mounts, Ming dynasty, late 16th century, and Turkey, 1

A rare Chinese monochrome blue porcelain ewer with Ottoman gem-set tombak mounts, Ming dynasty, late 16th century, and Turkey, 1
A rare Chinese monochrome blue porcelain ewer with Ottoman gem-set tombak mounts, Ming dynasty, late 16th century, and Turkey, 16th-17th century. Photo Sotheby's the pear shaped ceramic body with deep blue glaze and arched strap handle, the tombak spout...
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19 mars 2014

Sinhalese rosewood games box, Sri Lanka, 16th-17th century

Sinhalese rosewood games box, Sri Lanka, 16th-17th century
Sinhalese rosewood games box, Sri Lanka, 16th-17th century. Photo courtesy Amir Mohtashemi Ltd. The box consists of two equal sized hinged sections. The corners are reinforced with pierced brass mounts. The lid is carved with a central crest of two crowned...
29 mars 2012

Large celadon censer. Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century

Large celadon censer. Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century
Large celadon censer. Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century. Photo Hampel Diameter 32.50 cm. Estimation € 3.200 - 3.6000. Unsold Hampel. FRIDAY, 23 MARCH 2012. http://www.hampel-auctions.com/
27 novembre 2011

A carved red lacquer rectangular tray. Ming dynasty, late 16th / early 17th century

A carved red lacquer rectangular tray. Ming dynasty, late 16th / early 17th century
A carved red lacquer rectangular tray. Ming dynasty, late 16th / early 17th century. Photo Lempertz raised on a low foot, the interior with four bearded figures and their attendants in a landscape with craggy mountains and a lake. The rim with lotus flowers...
5 novembre 2011

éIvory & Painting. Indian Goods for the Luxury Market" @ Francesca Galloway

éIvory & Painting. Indian Goods for the Luxury Market" @ Francesca Galloway
Ivory Flywhisk, India, Mughal 18th century. Carved ivory. LONDON.- Ivory has been the medium of choice for luxury and precious objects since Antiquity. Indian ivory objects were already in considerable demand during the Achaemenid Empire in Iran (650-330...
28 mai 2009

An ivory figure of Wen Chang. Ming dynasty, 16th/17th century

An ivory figure of Wen Chang. Ming dynasty, 16th/17th century
An ivory figure of Wen Chang. Ming dynasty, 16th/17th century the figure wearing loose-fitting robes and black hat of office, holding his belt with his left hand, with a serene expression on his face, the ivory of deep rich caramel colour, 17.2cm., 6...
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