Page 45 - Chinese and Japanese Art Auction February 27 and 28th 2020 Galerie Zacke
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492  |  A LARGE CLOISONNÉ
 JARDINIÈRE, QING
 China, 18th – 19th century. Enameled décor
 of various birds and flowers, cranes, peaches,
 lotus, pomegranates on a turquoise-blue
 ground, all between circumferential lappet
 borders. European gilt-bronze stand.

 Condition: Several damages to enamel, wear
 and traces of use, the inside with calcification.
 The stand has been attached with a drilling to
 the base. The bronze with considerable patina.
 Provenance: From a Latvian private collector.  495  |  A SMALL FLORAL CLOISONNÉ TRAY, MING
 Weight: 15.8 kg (including the bronze base).  China, 1368-1644. The small tray raised on three gilt feet,
 Dimensions: Height 39 cm. Diameter 42 cm.  decorated with floral patterns all around.
 Estimate EUR 900,-                                                 496  |  A GILT CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL
 Starting price EUR 450,-  Condition: Strong wear, extensive damage to the edges, old   HEAD OF A HORSE, REPUBLIC
                     repairs, pitting.
                     Provenance: Austrian private collection.       China, 1912-1949. The horse’s mane, ears, and mouth gilt,
                                                                    showing archaistic cloisonné decorations with phoenixes
                     Weight: 172.3 g.                               amongst various borders, stylized clouds, and vines.
 493  |  A CLOISONNÉ AND GILT   Dimensions: Diameter 12.7 cm.
 ENAMEL CYLINDRICAL BOX
 AND COVER, QING     Estimate EUR 200,-                             Condition: Good condition with minor stress areas and small
                     Starting price EUR 100,-                       old fillings around the ears, minor losses, and traces of wear,
 China, 19th century. The domed cover with                          extensive patina to the base.
 a crane in a circular reserve surrounded by                        Provenance: Austrian private collection.
 polychrome clouds with stylized crane heads,
 the sides of the cover with circumferential                        Weight: 3,494 g.
 bats, the sides of the box with the same crane                     Dimensions: Height 33.5 cm.
 and cloud designs as on the top, flowers and
 leaves on the underside.                                           Estimate EUR 500,-
                                                                    Starting price EUR 250,-
 Condition: Good condition with old traces of
 use, minor pitting and wear to the gilt.
 Provenance: From the collection of Alexander                       498  |  A LIDDED ‘CARP’ TUREEN, QING
 Popov in Novi Sad, Kingdom of Serbia,
                                                                    China, late 19th century. The large three-part tureen is made of
 acquired between 1900-1920.
                                                                    pewter with brass finials, a glass cabochon inlaid as the fish’s eye,
                                                                    fine incisions and auspicious Chinese characters incised to the
 Weight: 127.6 g.
                                                                    carp’s cheeks. Each part bears three stamped Chinese hallmarks.
 Dimensions: Height 7.1 cm. Diameter 6.8 cm.
 Estimate EUR 300,-
                                                                    Condition: Good condition with extensive wear and traces of
 Starting price EUR 150,-
                                                                    use, minor dents and some soiling.
                                                                    Provenance: English private collection.
 494  |  A CLOISONNÉ TRIPOD CENSER                                  Weight: 1675 g.
 AND COVER, LATE QING                                               Dimensions: Length 32 cm.
 China, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912). The                          Estimate EUR 300,-
 censer is flanked by two curved handles,                           Starting price EUR 150,-
 the ends of which are crafted in the form
 of dragon heads. The feet of the censer are
 surmounted by the same dragon heads, while   497  |  THREE-LEGGED SILVER ALLOY JUE VESSEL
 the pierced cover shows a Buddhist lion finial.
                     China, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912) to Republic period (1912-
                     1949). The jue is an archaic Chinese vessel form, exactingly
 Condition: Firing flaws, chipping and losses,   reproduced here on a smaller scale. Saber-like legs, handles
 some verdigris.     on the sides and vertical posts. Originally, such bronze vessels
 Provenance: From the collection of Georg   were used to heat wine for sacrificial libation. This jue has a
 Weifert (1850-1937). Thence by descent in   background leiwen pattern, which shows two kinds of creatures –
 the same family. Weifert was a Serbo-Austrian   four stags and four fish-like dragons.
 industrialist and the first governor of the
 Federal Bank of the Kingdom of Serbia, Croatia
 and Slovenia.       Condition: Good condition.
                     Provenance: Austrian private collection.
 Weight: 1,726 g.
 Dimensions: Height 31.8 cm.  Dimensions: Height 12.2 cm. Width 11.3 cm.

 Estimate EUR 1.500,-  Estimate EUR 300,-
 Starting price EUR 750,-  Starting price EUR 150,-




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