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            SUN WEIFENG, TWELVE FAMOUS
            BIRDS
            QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY
            ink and color on silk, framed and glazed finely
            painted with twelve different parrots including
            a macaw, cockatoo, and an African grey,
            each resting on a flowering or leafing branch,
            inscribed and with two seals of the artist
            39½ by 25¾ in., 100.3 by 65.4 cm

            PROVENANCE
            Knapton Rasti, London, 6th April 2004.
            Sun Weifeng was a Qing court painter active
            during the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods,
            who studied under Giuseppe Castiglione. His
            father, Sun Fu, was a court painter during
            Kangxi’s reign.
            $ 6,000-8,000


            清十八世紀   孫威鳳 十二名禽圖
            設色絹本 鏡框

            來源
            Knapton Rasti,倫敦,2004年4月6日


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            A ‘HUALI’ WOOD RECESSED-LEG
            TABLE (PINGTOUAN)
            LATE QING DYNASTY
            the top of standard miter, mortise and tenon
            construction, with a single floating panel
            supported underneath by two dovetailed
            transverse stretchers, the frame edge gently
            molded and beaded, the slightly splayed round-
            section legs double-tennoned into the top and
            cut to house the shaped spandreled apron,
            each pair of legs joined on the shorter sides by
            a pair of oval-sectioned stretchers

            Height  32⅜ in., 82.2 cm; Width 51⅛ in.,
            129.9 cm; Depth 20¼ in., 51.4 cm
            ◉  $ 8,000-12,000


            清末   花梨木平頭案












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