decorated in gold and red maki-e with leaves, with nashiji interior (some wear)
13 x 11 cm
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hereby woodblock print by Ogata Gekko. All framed
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An Indian Elephant
diptych, unframed
[map]
together with China, a small Buddha figure and a seal
h. 7,5 cm
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comprising a tripod jar and cover and a pair of vases, each painted with ladies in a river landscape, marked on bases (cover reglued)
h. 23,5-25,5 cm
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each painted with figures and dragons on a gilt ground, comprising a teapot and cover, a milk-jug and cover, a sugar-bowl and cover and a set of six cups and saucers, marked
h. 17,5 cm max.
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painted with landscape panels (one saucer with hairline crack, one saucer crackled, two cups with hairline crack)
diam. 10,7 cm
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painted with panels of dragons, birds and cherry blossom
diam. 31 cm
[1]
one of a scholar seated by a map of the constellations, with signature of Hokusai and a Chinese drawing of a man, signed and sealed, both framed
17 x 13 cm and 20 x 19 cm (excl. frame)
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the two doors opening to reveal a figure of a standing Buddha flanked by two acolytes and standing before a mandorla (some wear and losses as expected)
h. 49 cm
[1]
each decorated with chickens and chicks beside flowering prunus branches (one cup with a hairline crack, some rubbing to the gilt)
diam. 12,5 cm (the saucers)
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with two doors opening to reveal a standing Buddha (some losses), together with a horn card holder embellished in lacquer with a crane and birds and a scroll painting of a bird perched on maple
h. 23 cm (zushi)
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inlaid in silver and gold with a phoenix in flight (some small dents and surface scratches)
h. 20,5 cm
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the figure wearing long robes and holding prunus branches in his hand, seated atop a reclining buffalo, the base signed
w. 31 cm
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formed as a monk wearing flowing robes holding a bowl, the bowl with four-character mark
h. 58 cm
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painted with a flower, the base signed, in original wood box
diam. 37 cm
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decorated with panels of river landscapes and birds, reserved on a ground of cranes (chips to mouth rim)
h. 66,5 cm
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modelled on top of a reclining elephant, the base signed
h. 30,5 cm
[1]
shown trampling a demon (some losses to paint)
h. 30,5 cm
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seated in meditative pose with his left hand in dharmachakramudra and holding a lotus in his right, with gilt head, chest and arms, his robe painted with dragon roundels, on later stand
h. 36 cm (excl. stand)
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moulded with sparrows among prunus branches, base with seal (base refastened, wear)
h. 24,5 cm
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comprising a gilt-lacquered cigarette case, a small censer and cover shaped as a karako holding a basket and a par of soapstone and metal-decorated seals
l. 16,5 cm max.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, bought on the London Art Market, prior to the early 1980’s.
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in three parts. with remants of natural ressin and possible pigments.
h. 21,5 and L. 23 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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H. 45 and w. 38 cm. mounted on a frame.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
[1]
h. 15 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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faience, stone
L. 2 - 3,5 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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with black accents as eyes and parts open cut. Bound on two places with cloth.
L. 31 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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h. 25 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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with a pointy headdress decorated with curved lines. (breakage in neck restored)
h. 4,8 cm.
Provenance: Collection R.Dib. Germany. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2007. Private collection C.O., Amsterdam.
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with carved lines in the steatite body.
h. 7 cm.
Provenance: British private collection, Mr. Y. Habib, acquired in the 1990's on the London art market. Artemission, 2016, London, UK and private collection C.O., Amsterdam.
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Herewith a metal and a wooden amulet, possibly antique.
h. 4,5 - 10 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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L. 17 cm.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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with a black glass handle and decorated with a glass emblem of a portrait. (with large crack)
h. 15,3 cm. with metal stand.
Collection D. van Dam, collected between the period of 1963 – late 1970’s. During which period he organized numerous cultural trips for businessmen in Egypt.
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The bowl finely shaped with many lobed rims at the bottom.
diam. 16 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, bought from Leo van Dongen, Vught, Holland, between 1970 – 1985.
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the ram with slib line decoration. The bull with articulated horns and snout
L. 8 and 10,5 cm.
Provenance: Dick Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam, early 2000's. private Amsterdam collection.
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with eleborate hairstyle and remnants of pigments. (restored)
H. 13 cm.
Provenance: Collectie C.O., Amsterdam, 2008-2010. Published in: 'Vormen uit vuur' nr 218 2012/3, pag 24 nr 8. (magazine included in lot) Cf 'Art of the First Cities', Metropolitan Museum NY, 2003, pag 382 nr 268a.
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the head in the shape of a mountain goat.
L. 30 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Artemission, London, 2008; Private Dutch collection.
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with flat beads as dividers.
L. 42 cm. on a stand.
Provenance: Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2004; Private collection Amsterdam.
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with a tubular large neck emerging from a full bulbous body.
h. 20,5 cm.
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L. 31-3,5 and 4,5 cm.
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