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Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:290
Sale Title:Asian ArtsLots with images:290
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:76
Date:10-Dec-2023
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A Chinese Qing dynasty broze double-ear small incense burner (Xuan Zi stamp), A Chinese Qing dynasty small bronze 'Insect' incense diffuser, height 4.5 cm, diameter 5.5 cm, height 9 cm, diameter 10 cm
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A Chinese Ming dynasty bronze beast handled incense burner (Ming Jiajing mark), height 6.5 cm, diameter 13.5 cm, As one of the utensils for burning incense, incense burners were often placed in the study as a permanent fi x ture for offering and were deeply cherished by literati. Simultaneously, incense burners are also a type of artistic object with a rich cultural background., This piece is meticulously crafted, featuring an ancient, simple, and elegant design. It is substantial in both material and…
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A set of four Chinese Qing dynasty blue and white 'figural' snuff bottles, blue and white 'phoenixes' snuff bottle, iron-red 'figure' snuff bottles, height 7 cm, diameter 3 cm, diameter 4 cm
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A Chinese Qing dynasty Qianlong period large bronze bell, height 100 cm, diameter 60 cm, This iron bell has a relatively large body, cast in pig iron. The entire surface of the bell is inscribed with te x t. The top of the bell is semi-spherical, and the body is cylindrical, with overall shoulders and a slight outward flare. It was cast in the 23rd year of the Qianlong reign, making it more than 260 years old., The discovery of this bell provides tangible evidence for the study of religious culture, local…
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A large Chinese Early-Mid-Qing Huanghuali brushpot, diameter 18.5 cm, height 19.2 cm, This straight brushpot, was produced about the late Ming dynasty. Mainly., height uanghuali brush holder and Zitan brushpot were produced in the early Qing dynasty., It present of cylindrical form, the thick walls rising from aflat base fitted with a central plug,the densely grained wood painted to a rich warm honey-brown color
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A group of six glass snuff bottles, height uang San, formerly known as, height uang S, height uangs, height ui, is a renowned C, height inese master of t, height e art of inside-painting, height aving learnt from t, height e founder of inside-painting snuff bottles, Master Wang Xisan, (See C, height ina Guardian Spring Auction 2011)
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Chinese modern oil painting of flowers (Zhaoxingguo stamp-famous artist), Zhao Qingguo (named as Grape Zhao), is a first-class artist in China,member of Chinese Artists Association, distinguished professor at the School of Fine Art of Zhengzhou University, curator of China Jingya Art Museum. He specialises in birds and flowers, and hisgrapes and flowers are a blend of Western painting techniques, innovative and full of vitality. His works have been selected to participate in national and international art…
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