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CHINESE ART - Bronze, Jade, Sculpture, Ceramics
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Contemporary item# 658087 (stock# 1434)
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EastWest Gallery
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With text by Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt and Jean-Claude Moreau-Gobbard, CHINESE ART, Bronze, Jade, Sculpture, Ceramics, c. 1962, presents some of the finest timeless Chinese works of art covering a period of approximately 4000 years. Excellent condition. 428 pages, 65 color plates, 133 photo-engravings with complete and detailed descriptions, a chronological table of Chinese dynasties and a bibliography. About 10.5" x 13" x 2" and weighs about 8 lbs. Shipping at cost.
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Ai Kutani Arita Dish c.1660
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Pre 1700 item# 653791 (stock# 1426)
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A rare Ai Kutani, Blue Kutani, dish painted with a very unusual pattern of a single iris within a reserve juxtaposed against a dense brocade of Hoo birds in stylised foliage showing the application of the mid 17C Japanese aesthetic qualities of ma (emptiness and space) and kabuku (asymmetry and the unusual).
The dish is 7.25 inches in diameter or 18.5cms, the reverse is decorated with two cherry sprigs and a square fuku seal.
The dish dates to the period 1660-80 and was produced at Arita ...click for details
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Duesbury Derby Kakiemon Ko Imari Dish c.1780
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Pre 1800 item# 630169 (stock# 1407)
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A rare English soft paste porcelain copy of a Ko Imari Kakiemon type shurogata hemp palm form dish decorated with a pattern of chesnuts. This style of dish has been attributed to the Kakiemon kiln in the Nangawara valley based on hump moulds used at the kiln; a similar dish is illustrated in the Kakiemon volume of the Shibata Collection.
The dish is comparatively heavy for its size, and there are some flaws glazed over in the body. The foot ring has been ground; this would suggest of a compa ...click for details
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Elegant Nove Teabowl and Saucer No. 2 - c. 1780
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Pre 1800 item# 627577 (stock# 1401)
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A superb example of an elegantly proportioned Italian porcelain tea bowl and saucer produced at the Nove manufactory, circa 1780. The factory was opened at Le Nove, near Bassano, about twenty-five miles northwest of Venice by Pasquale Antonibon in 1752 and continued to 1835, and specialised in porcelain made for the wealthy Venetian market.
The porcelain is of fine quality and highly translucent decorated with simple bands of underglaze cobalt blue and gilt floral sprigs.
The bowl measure ...click for details
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