Cinnabar with Calcite / Tongren, China.03 mai 2012
A fine lacquer bowl, wood with cinnabar red carved lacquer decor, China, 1st half of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), late 15th or
A fine lacquer bowl, wood with cinnabar red carved lacquer decor, China, 1st half of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), late 15th or early 16th century, c. 1500, Photo Nagel
the finely carved lacquer bowl is decorated on a broad frieze with peony flowers and leaves. D. 15,5 cm. Lot 1240. Estimate 3000 €
Nagel Auctions. "Asian Art". May 10th 2012 http://www.auction.de/29 novembre 2011
An important Cinnabar box and cover. Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
An important Cinnabar box and cover. Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Photo Czerny's
Cylindrical shape consisting in three sections fitted one into the other, resting on a short ring foot decorated with key-fret. The external surface decorated with large blooming peonies and leaves. high 22 cm. Estimate 10000.00 | 12000.00 €
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Two Japanese cinnabar lacquer on bronze snuff bottles, 1800-1900 & Meiji period
A Japanese cinnabar lacquer on bronze snuff bottle. 1800-1900. photo courtesy Sotheby's
of flattened spade shape below a cylindrical neck and metal-bound mouth, resting on a flat oval base, finely carved with a continuous field of magnolia blossoms and leaves, one face depicting a phoenix elegantly perched on a stem, the gilded bronze base incised with an apocryphal four-character Qianlong nianzhi mark; height 2 3/4 in., 7 cm - Estimate 10,000—15,000 USD. Lot Sold 20,000 USD
PROVENANCE: Sotheby's London, 2nd... [Lire la suite]12 octobre 2008
A rare cinnabar lacquer jar. Mark and period of Qianlong
A rare cinnabar lacquer jar. Mark and period of Qianlong
of compressed globular form with an incurved mouth, the lateritious red lacquer deeply carved on the exterior with a fine continuous landscape of ladies and boys in an enclosed palatial garden, the ladies enjoying themselves in a leisurely fashion, while servants carrying trays and other offerings scurry around, all set between a band of carved lotus flowers around the mouth, with interlinked bats just below and upright lotus petals skirting the foot, the shoulders set... [Lire la suite]