Page 79 - Dreweatts May 19, 2015 Chinese and Asian Works of Art, Good section on late Chinese Bronzes
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DONNINGTON PRIORY

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                                                 An Arita Jar of ovoid form resting
                                                 on a cylindrical foot and rising to
                                                 a straight neck, moulded in releif
                                                 and decorated in underglaze
                                                 blue, enamels and gilding with
                                                 chrysanthemum and peonies
                                                 in fenced gardens, the shoulder
                                                 with a band of dragons and Tama,
                                                 height 23cms; together with a
                                                 damaged Cover en suite, 18th
                                                 Century

                                                 £250-350





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            A Pair of Arita Deep Bowls, each
            of circular form with slightly
            everted lip and decorated with
            peony sprays beneath a diaper
            band, the exterior with alternating
            panels of chrysanthemums and
            kiku-mon on a diaper ground, all in                  164
            typical underglaze blue, overglaze
            enamels and gilding, diameter
            24cms, Early-Mid 18th Century (2)

            £200-300

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                                                          NAMIKAWA YASUYUKI. An
                                                          unusual small enamel box,
                                                          Meiji period, of square form with
                                                          rounded corners, decorated to the
                                                          cover in gold wire enamels with
                                                          temple buildings surrounded by
                                                          trees in a snow covered landscape,
                                                          the whole in tones of brown,
                                                          cafe-au-lait and white, the rims
                                                          mounted in black oxidised silver,
                                                          the interior being a pale turquoise,
                                                          base with a seal “Kyoto Namikawa”,
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                                                          5.9cms square
                                                          £1,500-2,000

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