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decorated with pavilions in a landscape, the base with impressed seal mark
h. 12 cm
[1]
with short spout and flat cover, the base with inscription
h. 6,5 cm
[1]
similarly carved with figures among pavilions (one with missing pin)
l. 29-29,5 cm
[2]
incised with facial features, the stone of green tone with yellow alterations
h. 9,7 cm
[1]
modelled in standing position with string of prayer beads in his hand, his large belly exposed
h. 30,5 cm
[1]
the deity shown with four main arms and six radiating arms each holding a symbol, seated on a lotus throne and wearing a high crown and long robes (damages, some losses and repairs)
h. 46 cm
[1]
carved as squirrels among fruit, in a gilt-metal pendant, the stone of varying soft blue tones (some small nicks to the edges and natural internal cracks to the stone)
l. 7 cm (overall)
[1]
one carved as a butterfly and mounted as a broche, the other a circular pendant openworked with a deer among flowers, the stone of a pale celadon tone (very minute nicks)
w. 7,3 cm/ diam. 6 cm
[2]
the fruit carved with stem and leaves, the stone of a pale green tone with light russet veins (small nicks to the rims, some polishing)
[1]
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
each carved with everted rim, the thin stone of a mottled dark green tone (minor wear)
diam. 10 cm, on wood stands
[2]
one with relief decoration, the second with inlaid decoration and the last with geometrical decoration in low relief with traces of silver (wear as expected)
l. 9,5-14 cm
[3]
the stone of a dark green and brown tone, drilled through
w. 13,5 cm
[1]
in imitation of an Imperial robe, embroidered in gold thread with the nine dragons, the hem with stripes and linzghi-shaped clouds (worn, repairs and losses)
w. 180 cm
[1]
- Christie's New York, The Hardy Collection of Early Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art from the Sze Yuan Tang, 21 September 1995;
- Christie's New York, Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art from an American Private Collector, 21 September 1995;
- Christie's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 21 and 22 September 1995;
- 2 x Christie's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 28 March 1996;
- Christie's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 19 September 1996;
- Christie's New York, The Jingguantang Collection Part II, 20 March 1997;
- Christie's New York, Masterpieces of Chinese Sculpture from a Private Collection, 16 September 1999;
- Christie's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 19 March 2009;
- Christie's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art part II, 16 September 2011;
- Sotheby's New York, Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 20 March 2002.
[11]
comprising various publications on Chinese blue and white porcelain, ceramics, glass, lacquer and jade, including, amongst others:
- Adrian Joseph, 'Chinese and Annamese Ceramics', London 1973;
- Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt, 'Ming Porcelain', London 1978;
- John Alexander Pope, 'Chinese Porcelains from the Ardebil Shrine', Washinton 1981;
- C.J.A. Jörg, 'Porcelain and the Dutch China trade', The Hague 1982.
[44]
one with silver-wire inlay of Liu Hai and his three-legged toad, the other of an emaciated monk (some wear and some splits to the wood)
h. 21-33 cm
[2]
carved with a central flower head
diam. 7 cm
[1]
the square dish inlaid with a scholar and a boy approaching a pavilion, the reverse inscribed with eight characters (some cracks to the lacquer, some small losses to inlays)
10,7 x 10,7 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[1]
inlaid with mother-of-pearl depicting flower-vases and fruiting vines
h. 43,8 cm
[1]
depicting punishments (some creases and tears)
7,5 x 11 cm (each painting), 52 x 51 cm (the frame)
[1]
painted with a scholar and a boy in a fenced garden, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark (loss of enamel with related repair to box of ca. 2 x 0.5 cm)
diam. 5,2 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[1]
painted with figures in a garden setting, the lacquered bamboo sticks gilt with figures (some wear and small damages to the paper)
l. 22,5 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[1]
the rounded sides applied with squirrels frolicking on fruiting vine, the spout and handles moulded as branches, spout fitted in metal (chipped spout, some small losses to appliques)
h. 9,5 cm
[1]
decorated with lotus and leafy scrolls on soft yellow and pink grounds (finial restored)
h. 12 cm
[1]
the cover carved in relief with figures at a riverside pavilion, the sides and box carved with a diaper pattern (small damages)
diam. 18,5 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[1]
modelled with vertical flanges and cast with geometrical archaistic motifs
h. 20,5 cm
[1]
With three lion masks and paws.
h. 20 cm, diam. 52 cm
[1]
in crouching position, the stone altered to cream and brown tones, together with a hardstone carving of a rat (some wear as expected)
w. 4,5-5 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[2]
of green tone with altered areas
h. 10 cm
[1]
the hook terminating in a dragon head, the stone of an even pale tone
l. 20 cm (overall)
[1]
each side carved in relief with a bat and lingzhi fungus, the stone of a pale green tone with some russet inclusions (very minute nicks to the rim)
diam. 4 cm
[1]
modelled as a butterfly (some small damage and losses to the kingfisher feathers as expected)
h. 11 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[1]
the red silk embroidered with phoenixes among flowers (some wear and fading of colour)
l. 11,7 cm
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[2]
the stone of a greyish tone
l. 12,5 cm
[1]
of stylised shape and carved with taotie-mask, the stone of a mottled green, brown and grey tone
w. 7,5 cm
[1]
the stone of a dark brown tone
l. 5,7 cm
[1]
shaped as a human head, the stone of a dark green tone with alterations
h. 9,4 cm
[1]
each of long curved shape, the body ribbed and the head incised with eyes and ears, the stones of a grey- green tone (some old wear as expected)
l. 24-24,5 cm
From the collection of Dipl. Ing. Ralf Zeller
[2]
each side handcarved with an episode of the 'Three Kingdoms', the cases with title and artist's name and signature
each case 65,5 x 18,5 cm
[6]
Placed on wooden carved base.
h. 30,5 cm, b. 35 cm
[2]
raised on four feet and painted with scholars playing go in a garden (some wear and minor damages as may be expected)
29,8 x 20 cm
[1]
shaped as a gnarled trea-trunk, the base with seal mark, the cover with two seals
h. 7 cm
[1]
in standing position wearing long dress
h. 20,5 cm
[1]
including a gilt-wood carved fragment, a kneeling monk, a small Japanese mask, a metal Indian applique, brushes, a broken ink-stick and various wood carvings
h. 32 cm max.
Collectie KVVAK, verkregen uit nalatenschap Maartje Draak (Collection Royal Asian Arts Society in the Netherlands, from the estate of Maartje Draak)
[15]
shown seated drinking tea, with inscriptions and seal
h. 50 cm
[1]
the god of war wearing armour, his horse with saddle cloth (ear of horse chipped, the other ear chipped away, part of hat chipped, small chips to fingers)
h. 25,5 cm
[1]
depicting an elderly couple watching a performance in a garden, seal marks, framed (some wear and minor losses to the silk)
33 x 23 cm (the painting)
[1]