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重要中४藝術暨高曼珍藏

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Property from an Important American Collection Property from an Important American Collection
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A LARGE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL LOBED 'BUDDHIST AN UNUSUAL CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BASIN WITH
LIONS' BASIN MAGPIES
KANGXI-YONGZHENG PERIOD (1662-1735) ASSEMBLED, THE ELEMENTS 17TH TO EARLY 19TH CENTURY
21q in. (54.6 cm.) diam., bronze tripod stand with elephant-head supports A Kangxi four-character mark is cast on the circular panel covering of the
$15,000-18,000 basin.
Overall 22 in. (55.9 cm.) wide
PROVENANCE: $50,000-70,000
Christopher Bruckner, London.
PROVENANCE:
重要美४珍藏 Christopher Bruckner, London.
清康熙 雍正 掐絲琺琅Ờ紋˕足洗
Ϝ源
Christopher Bruckner, і敦 This remarkable cloisonné enamel group represents an interesting
practice of taking elements from high-quality Ming and Qing works
and combining them into opulent, and often fantastic assemblages.
For another example, see the unusual cloisonné and champlevé
enamel pagoda from the C. Ruxton and Audrey B. Love Collection,
sold at Christie’s New York, 20 October 2004, lot 450. The Ruxton-
th
Love pagoda incorporates various 18 century elements to create an
elaborate pagoda and includes a drum inscribed with a Qianlong four-
character mark. The practice of creating such assemblages may have
evolved from the tradition of Qing craftsman at the Palace workshops
updating earlier cloisonné wares with elegant establishments in
contemporaneous style.
重要美४珍藏
掐絲琺琅喜˖؟喜擺件
飾件: 十ˑ至十̏ˠ紀׀ 底座帶Ǚ康熙年製ǚ款
Ϝ源
Christopher Bruckner, і敦

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