Les Carnets de Philippe Truong

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22 février 2008

Deux broderies, Chine et Indochine, début du XXe siècle

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Deux broderies, Chine et Indochine, début du XXe siècle

Deux broderies, Chine et Indochine, début du XXe siècle, carré de satin de soie violet brodé soie polychrome ; paysage lacustre avec bouquet de bambous habité de paons, faisan, et papillons, (bon état), 140 x 140 cm. Deux parements de satin jaune brodé soie de fleurs bleues et papillons colorés, 115 x 9 cm.  Estimé : 200 / 250 €

Mercredi 20 février, salle 10, à 11 h et 14 h. Coutau-Bégarie SVV. Mme Gauvard

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A fine blue and white beaker vase, gu - Kangxi

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A fine blue and white beaker vase, gu - Kangxi

The central bulb framed by key-fret borders and finely painted with two panels alternating with floral sprays enclosing a leaping carp amidst white crested waves and a recumbent qilin in a mountainous river landscape, between the trumpet-shaped neck with scholars and gift bearers before a ruler and a lady within a pavilion in a fenced garden, the foot decorated with attendants approaching a sleeping scholar leaning against rockwork and a fisherman by his boat pointing towards the horizon, underglaze blue artemisia leaf mark (neck broken and restuck). 45.7cm (18in) high. Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500

Footnote: The carp leaping out of the water represents the aspiring scholar who, in passing his exams, becomes, metaphorically, a dragon.

Bonhams. Asian Art including Fine Bronzes, 26 Feb 2008. New Bond Street

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A pair of blue and white barbed-rim dishes - Early Kangxi

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A pair of blue and white barbed-rim dishes - Early Kangxi

Each with shallow cavettos rising to the flaring lappet shaped rim, well painted in the centre with a medallion enclosing a foliate lotus blossom within a lotus shaped cartouch reserved on cash diaper ground, the sides with incised panels decorated with lotus sprays, the exterior sides with peony blossoms, underglaze blue six-character Xuande marks within double circles (minor damage). 27.5cm (10¾in) wide. (2). Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500

Footnote: These dishes can be dated to the early Kangxi period based on the bold heavy style of calligraphy of the underglaze-blue six-character Xuande marks within double circles, see Harry Garner, Oriental Blue and White, London, 1970, p.76.

Bonhams. Asian Art including Fine Bronzes, 26 Feb 2008. New Bond Street

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