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Auction House:Art+ObjectNumber of lots recorded:209
Sale Title:Asian ArtLots with images:209
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:162
Date:29-Feb-2012
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Three pale celadon jade bi discs, the first carved with raised dots, the second with raised dots and ruyi heads, the thirds with an s-shaped motif, two with wood stands, the largest, diameter 6 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of three jade archer rings, comprising a white and russet ring carved with two stylized dragons chasing a flaming pearl, a grey ring and a black one. The first, height 2.8 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of four jade sword slides, two of celadon and russet colour decorated with raised dots, one of grey and black colour, similarly carved, and a smaller one of white and russet colour, carved with dragons in relief. The largest;. Length 8.5 cm long. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A white and opaque russet jade pendant of a phoenix amongst clouds, together with an agate carving of an eagle, the first, length 5 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A pale celadon jade pendant of rectangular form, carved to one side with a goat with a lingzhi spray in its mouth and staring at a bat, the reverse with a chrysanthemum spray, a pierced dragon to the top. Height 5.3 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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Two jade cat group pendants, one of white colour and the other of grey celadon colour. The first, length 3.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A white jade pendant carved, with a qilong dragon on a peach, the back carved with a bat and a flaming pearl, with gilt metal fitting. Height 3.4 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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Four small pale celadon jade animal carvings, including a rabbit, a mouse, a dog and a cat group. The first, length 3.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three small celadon jade pendants, the first carved with a double-gourd and bat group, the second with a monkey and peach group, the third with a dragon on a heart-shaped ring. The first. Height 3.2 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A collection of five celadon jade pendants, comprising a cat lying on a large leaf, two fish curled up together, a magnolia blossom, a fish and lotus flowers, and a lingzhi spray. The first. Height 6.4 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Two celadon jade pendants, carved with fruits issuing from a leafy spray, the largest. Height 7.5 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A jadeite pendant of rectangular form, carved as a stylized bell with dragon handle, hanging on wood stand. Height 5.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A pale celadon jade opium cup, in the shape of a hand and a spatula. The cup, length 4.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Two pale celadon jade hairpins, the first carved with a ruyi head, a second of bowtie form, and a white jade earring carved with a butterfly amongst flowers. The first, length 13.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A Chinese kingfisher, coral, jadeite and hardstone hairpin, the central blossom encircled by petals, leaves, a bird and a peach. Height 18 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A set of eight jadeite buttons, carved with prunus blossoms and leaves, original packaging. together with a pair of jadeite leaf-shaped pendants with gilt mounts, and a further spinach jade fitting. The buttons, length 2.5 cm max. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Four pierced circular jade pendants, comprising a white jade pendant carved with an Immortal riding a Buddhist lion, a spinach jade pendant carved with a cat and dragon, wood stand. and two celadon jade pendants, one carved with a vase and peony blossoms, the other with a butterfly, the first, diameter 5.5 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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Four various jade bi discs, the first of pale celadon colour, carved with dragon and phoenix ends, the second of celadon and grey colour, carved as a coiled dragon, the third of semi-opaque celadon and russet colour, carved with two dragons coiled around a bi disc, the fourth of brown celadon colour, carved in archaistic style with a pierced dragon, the largest, diameter 7.3 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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Two russet soapstone pierced circular pendants, one carved with a butterfly, the other with the character ‘Fu’ (happiness) amongst flower blossoms. Diameter 5.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three pale celadon jade carvings of lingzhi mushrooms, two carved with the stem curled behind the mushroom head, the third carved as open, all with loop holes. The largest, W. 4 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Two Chinese pale celadon pendants, the first shaped as a bell carved to the sides with landscapes, a dragon to the top; the second carved as a Vajra. The first. Height 3.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A pale celadon jade dragon-head belt buckle, fitted as paper cut, together two similar jade belt buckles of celadon and grey colour. The first, length 8.5 cm (jade only). Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of three pale celadon jade animal pendants, comprising a ram with a lingzhi spray, wood stand, a mandarin duck and a recumbent Buddhist lion, the largest, length 5 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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Two grey celadon and russet jade figural carvings, the first carved as an elder man with a hat, the second carved as a Flying Apsaras. The first. Height 5.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A pale celadon jade handled vase and cover, carved with ruyi-head design, together with a white jade snuff bottle, a larger grey jade snuff bottle, and a grey jade miniature hu vase with wood stand. The first. Height 10.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A large celadon jadeite tripod censer and cover, the body carved with dragon mask loose ring handles, the cover with a coiled dragon. Height 25 cm overall. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A grey jade censer and cover, carved with dragon mask handles to the body, a phoenix to the cover. Height 12 cm overall. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A large green jadeite handled vase and cover, the body carved with a qilong dragon chasing the flaming pearl, the cover with a Buddhistic lion, amethyst stand. The vase. Height 29 cm overall. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Four small pale celadon jade figural carvings, including one pendant of a man dancing, another pendant of a man seating on a rock, and two fittings, one carved as an old sage and the other as Budai. The first height 4.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three jade animal carvings, including a yellow celadon recumbent horse, a celadon and russet Buddhist lion and cub group, and a grey celadon pig. The largest, length 3.9 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Two russet jade animal carvings, comprising a pendant carved as a tiger seated on its rear legs, and a belt buckle in the shape of a basset dog (partially altered jade), the first. Height 3 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of six pale celadon and white jade animal carvings and pendants, comprising a tree shrew and lotus group, a long-tail bird, a frog, a tiger, a cat and a tree shrew. The largest, length 3.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of four celadon and russet archaistic jade bi discs, comprising three plain ones, a smaller one carved with a dragon, and a small jadeite disc. The largest, diameter 6 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A collection of seven various jade and jadeite fish pendants, The largest, length 6.3 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three agate pendants, comprising a lingzhi mushroom group, a lotus leaf and sprig, and a ram. The largest, length 6 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A celadon jade lotus fruit carving, together with a similar agate lotus pendant. The first, length 6 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three celadon jade pendants, including a monkey and peach group, a coiled dragon-carp and a fish group. The first, length 3.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A group of five miniature pale celadon carvings, comprising an archaistic blade and Buddhist lion, a vase and blossoms, a peach group, a sword slide and an archaistic handled vase fitting. The largest. Height 4.5 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A small white jade seal, carved with a man carrying a bag on its back, four-character mark to the base, together with two jadeite miniature seals, one with a monkey, the second with a cockerel, the first. Height 2.8 cm. Provenance: from the Leo Walker Tattersfield collection of Chinese Jades
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A jadeite pendant of hollowed columnar shape, and a white jade seal of similar shape, sealmark to the base. The first. Height 7 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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Three pale celadon jade cicada pendants, the first carved with two double-gourds underneath the open wings, the other two carved in typical fashion with closed wings. The largest, length 4 cm. Provenance: From the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection of Chinese Jades
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A large and impressive polychrome wood figure of Guanyin, Chinese 17th/18th century. The Bodhisattva of infinite compassion seated in Dhyanasana wearing a Crown with a central image of a Buddha. Her hands in the dharmachakra mudra, the gesture which denotes the first teaching given by Buddha Shakayamuni. This mudra signifies the setting in motion of the Buddhist wheel of teachings. Traces of original paint remain. Height 98 cm. Provenance: This fine and early figure of Guanyin was collected by the current…
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A Chinese turned rhinocerous cup, 19th century. The slightly rounded sides issuing from a shallow circular solid base to a flat everted rim, two carved parallel lines just below the rim. Diameter 10.5 cm. Provenance: Originally acquired by Arthur Lennox Butler and been in the family since the early 1900s.
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A Chinese turned rhinocerous cup, 19th century. The slightly flaring sides issuing from a shallow circular solid base to a flat everted rim, two carved parallel lines just below the rim. Diameter 10.5 cm. Provenance: Originally acquired by Arthur Lennox Butler and been in the family since the early 1900s.
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A large Chinese pottery model of a seated dog, Han Dynasty (206BC - 220AD). seated on its haunches with its short tail curled tightly upwards, the neck encircled by a collar, the removable head with lop ears raised, the eyes set in a mournful expression accentuated by the overhanging jowls. Height 67.5 cm. The dating of this piece is consistent with Oxford Authentication thermoluminescence analysis report, sample no. C107x97
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A very large pottery cocoon jar, Warring States (475-221BC). incised with band of geometric design. Height 63 cm, W. 67 cm. The dating of this piece is consistent with Oxford Authentication thermoluminescence analysis report, sample no. C104s87
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A Chinese blue celadon glazed lotus-shaped cup, the sides moulded as overlapping lotus petals, the footrim as a curled sprig with leaves. Qianlong six-character sealmark to the base. Height 7.8 cm
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A Chinese doucai dragon saucer, painted to the centre with a dragon and a flaming pearl surrounded by flames and scrolling clouds, the exterior with waves and clouds. Yongzhen six-character mark to the base. Diameter 11.5 cm
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A Chinese famille rose bowl, the exterior finely enameled with four medallions of peony, peaches and pomegranate sprays, surrounded by scrolling lotus sprays and bats, the interior painted in blue and white with Guanyin and a sage riding an ox, daoguan six-character sealmark to the base. Diameter 14.5 cm
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A Chinese doucai dish, early 20th century. The interior painted with ducks swimming amongst lotus plants and flowers, three bats to the exterior. four-character mark to the base, Japanese wood box. Diameter 15 cm
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A Chinese red and ink painted shallow bowl, painted all around with a mountainous landscape, four-character inscription near the top rim. ‘Juren Tangzhi’ (Hall of Where Benevolence Resides) mark to the base. Height 5.5 cm
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A Chinese painting of two tigers in a bamboo forest, signed and stamped, ink and colour on silk. framed and glazed. 1055 x 42 cm
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A Chinese Longquan-style celadon mallet-shaped handled vase, covered with a thick bluish-celadon glaze, the handles moulded as dragons. Together with a large Longquan-type cong vase, the first: Height 245
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Two Chinese Jun-style bowls, one covered with a streaked dark blue glaze, the other with a blue green glaze, and a purple flower pot. The largest, diameter 25 cm
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