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Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:460
Sale Title:Fine Chinese and Asian ArtLots with images:460
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:310
Date:25-Aug-2024
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A Chinese yellow jade disc, Neolithic period, 7000 B.C.-1700 B.C. Together with a Chinese jade belt buckle, Song-Yuan Dynasty, 13-14th century, 3.7 cm diameter, belt buckle: 6.4 cm long, / /
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A Chinese pale white jade "Double twisted Ropes" ornamental ring, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). A similar example from Warring States period, see Palace Museum, Beijing, Museum no0085254. 8 cm diameter
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A Chinese archaic bronze vessel You, possibly late Western Zhou Dynasty, circa 8th century B.C. The vessel is with a circular mouth, constricted neck, sloping shoulders leading to a rounded body, and a circular foot at the base. The mouth is capped with a button lid decorated with intricate human face motifs, while the lid itself features a concentric arrangement of linear patterns reminiscent of unfolding flowers, radiating gracefully outward from the central button. The neck is encircled by a band of…
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A Chinese bronze vessel Gui formed censer, Ming Dynasty, 17th century, the interior centre cast with inscription reads "Bo Zuo Bao Zun Yi", meaning "Duke made this precious vessel". 21.5 cm diameter
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A Chinese bronze tripod censer and cover, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The censer is in the form of an archaistic ritual vessel li, the cover with a lion finial. 20.5 cm high, 13.5 cm wide, 20.5 cm high, 13.5 cm wide
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A large Chinese bronze Bamboo-Form censer, cover and stand, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, with "Song Yue Lv" cast mark on the base. 33 cm wide, 28.5 cm high
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A Chinese bronze Gui style censer, Qing Dynasty, 17TH/18th century, the base is with Wen Zhu Zhai cast mark. 12.7 cm wide, weight 850g, /
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A Chinese bronze censer and cover, Qing Dynasty (1664-1911). The censer is in the form of a lotus, flanked by a pair of handles in the form of boys. The cover is decorated with a mythical beast finial. 12 cm high
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A Chinese cast iron figure of a scholar, Song/Yuan Dynasty, 13TH/14th century, with a fitted wooden stand and a wooden box. 23.4 cm high (figure without stand). / /
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A Chinese bronze Touhu, Late-Ming/Early-Qing Dynasty, 17th century, four-character carved xuande mark to the base. /, 20.4 cm high, 20.5 cm high
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A Chinese archaistic bronze vessel, Hu, Late-Ming Dynasty 17th century, the neck is decorated with a bend of taotie masks. 24 cm high
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A rare Chinese red agate carved dragon belt hook, Warring States period (475 B.C. - 221 a. D.). A belt hook with almost identical shape, made of rock crystal, please see Sparkling Splendours: the Art of ancient Chinese carvings on rock crystal and agate, the Taoshi Zhai collection, no. 71, p. 104. 7.5 cm long
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A Chinese agate carved dragon belt hook, Han Dynasty (206 B.C. -220 A.D.). An other agate belt hook with a similar shape of dragon head, please see Sparkling Splendours: the Art of ancient Chinese carvings on rock crystal and agate, the Taoshi Zhai collection, no. 153, p. 165. 8 cm long
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A rare and large Chinese rock crystal carved dragon belt hook, Warring States period (475 B.C. - 221 a. D.). A smaller belt hook with almost identical shape (7.7 cm long), please see Sparkling Splendours: the Art of ancient Chinese carvings on rock crystal and agate, the Taoshi Zhai collection, no. 71, p. 104. 9 cm long
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A set of four Chinese carved biscuit porcelain 'Landscape' scholar's objects, Qianlong mark, late Qing/Republic period, early 20th century, /, largest 13 x 9 cm
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A pair of Chinese red glazed dogs, Qing Dynasty, 18/19th century, with fitted wood stands. Each 12 cm wide, /
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A fine Chinese zitan carved Lingzhi formed hat stand, Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century, with a fitted hardwood stand. 50 cm high
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A fine Chinese white jade 'Mythical Beast' seal, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, the finial is finely carved with a Xiezhi, the seal face is carved with a four-character inscription, Wu Fu Xiang Yong. 4.5 cm high
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A Chinese lapis lazuli carved square "Taotie" censer, Ding, Qian long mark, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). "Da Qing Qian long Fang Gu" six-character carved mark on the base. 15 cm high
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A Chinese jadeite table screen, late 19TH/Early 20th century, the front of the screen is finely carved with two scholars in the river landscape, the back is inscribed with a Qianlong's poem, with a Qianlong mark and seal. With a hardwood stand. Overall: 27 x 17.5 x 12 cm, /
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A Chinese soapstone carved vessel Zun, Xing You Heng Tang carved mark, Daoguang period (1820-1850). 14.5 cm diameter, 10.5 cm high
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A Chinese white jade carved ink stand, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The top is intricately carved in relief, depicting a scholar seated in a pine-tree boat, with a crane soaring among the clouds. 9.5 cm long
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A Chinese huanghuali scholar's tray, 20th century, the tray is with two hidden drawers. Compare a protocol of such scholar's tray from the Ming dynasty, see Wang Shixiang, classic Chinese furniture: Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Han-Shan Tang books, London, 1986, pl. 161. 34 x 34 x 10.5 cm
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A group of two Chinese bronze vessels, Qing Dynasty, 17/18th century, Compressing a square vase(cong) and a small tripod censer with a one-character xuan mark on the base. /, vase: 15.5 cm high, censor: 5 cm diameter. 15.5 cm high and 5 cm high
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A Chinese soapstone carved seal, dated to 1898, It's finely carved with two chilong on the top, one side of the seal inscribed with "Guangxu Wuxu Dong, Yi Mu Ju Shi Ke", translated as Yi Mu Ju Shi carved in the winter of Wu Xu year (1898). 7.5 cm high, 1898
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A Chinese soapstone carved brush pot, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The front is decorate with a pair of magpies on a plum blossom tree, the back is carved with a poem, dated to 1798, by a famous scholar Weng Fanggang (1733-1818). 14 cm high, 12 cm diameter,
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A small Chinese Yixing brush pot, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). In the form of a tree trunk, it was moulded in high relief of gnarled prunus branches, the clay of a beige tone, the body with a seal mark reading maolin. For a similar example bearing maolin mark, see china guardian, Beijing, 18/05/2014, lot 3809. 10.5 cm high
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A Chinese tea set, early 20th century, comprising a zisha teapot, and two tin tea caddies. Tea pot: 14 cm high, jars: 9 cm and 8 cm high
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A Chinese gold hair pin together with two silver brooches with jadeite inlaid, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Gold hair pin: 9.9 cm long, weight 10g
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A Chinese gold knife with huanghuali handle and scabbard, Wen Fang Yi Hao studio mark, with "Wen Fang Yi Hao Tang Ying Yang Zhi", "Au 999", "66.78 g" and "063" marks. With a fitted box. 27.5 cm long, weight 66.78g, 66.78.
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A Chinese aubergine glass snuff bottle, Qian long four-character carved mark, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The front and back are carved with poems, followed by a carved Qianlong mark. 9 cm high
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A Chinese Chert stone snuff bottle, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). For an almost identical snuff bottle, see moss, Graham and Tsang, a Treasury of Chinese snuff bottles: the Mary and George Bloch collection, Vol.2, Hongkong, 1998, pp. 81-82, no.210, where the author outlines how the Bloch example was identified in the late 1960s by Geological Museum in London as 'Chert', a name given to a range of impure siliceous rocks, but that in the absence of taking a destructive sample, a question remains over this small…
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