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Ceramics — Zother - Oriental - Bonhams

$48,800
A large Korean blue and white storage jar, mid to late Joseon…
$2,976
A Vietnamese blue-and-white charger, 15th/16th century Painted…
$2,214
A bronze pear-shaped vase Korea, Goryeo Dynasty (918 to 1392),…
$1,586
Ng Eng Teng (1934 - 2001), Conical Form, 1985 sculpture, with…
Auction House:
Bonhams
Number of lots recorded:7
Lots with images:7
Prices available:7
Category:
Ceramics - Zother
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*** A large Korean blue and white storage jar, mid to late Joseon dynasty with swelling shoulders balanced on a tapering lower body supporting a long neck, painted with underglaze blue with animals including deer, a tortoise, and cranes amongst pine trees and… ***
*** A Vietnamese blue-and-white charger, 15th/16th century Painted in the centre with a peony flowerhead amongst scrolling leaves, repeated in the circling wide band, the underside with lotus petals, recess unglazed exposing biscuit of dark orange, 40 cm diam… ***
*** A bronze pear-shaped vase Korea, Goryeo Dynasty (918 to 1392), 13th century 30.8 cm high. Provenance: Leonard Joel, Melbourne, 23 June 2020, lot 141. Compare a bronze vase of the same shape and similar decoration of ribbed rings around the body, shoulder,… ***
*** Ng Eng Teng (1934 - 2001), Conical Form, 1985 sculpture, with an impressed seal of the artist 56.5 cm high. Provenance: East and West Gallery, Melbourne, Victoria Private Collection ***
*** Three covered ceramic jars, Sawankalok, Northern Thailand, 13th century 9.5 cm diam. 9.5 cm diam. and 10 cm diam. (3). ***
*** A Vietnamese amber-glaze foliate rimmed bowl, 14th/15th century, moulded with floral designs to the centre 19.5 cm diameter x 7.5 cm high. Provenance: Collection of Peter Elliott, Sydney. Private collection, Sydney, acquired on 30 August 2015 ***
*** A blue-and-white 'dragon' bowl, possibly 19th century, Korean, single-character mark, width 17.3 cm. Provenance: Private collection, Sydney ***