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Oriental — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

$38,400
$36,000
$22,800
$18,000










Auction House: Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.
Number of lots recorded: 371
Lots with images: 370
Prices available: 371
Category: Oriental





Lot Description Price Image
*** A Japanese Namikawa Yasuyuki cloisonne covered vase Meiji period (1868-1912), signed Kyoto Namikawa, the spherical footed body with a small domed cover and floral finial displaying fine silver wire cloisonne to the exterior and with silver collar and foot, three tricoloured cartouches of seasonal blooms set within a dark indigo reserve with repeated chrysanthemums and brocade borders above and below, silver tablet incised Kyoto Namikawa to base, 7cm diameter.… ***
*** A superb Chinese embroidered silk panel screen, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, the panel embroidered with a detailed scene depicting birdlife, including pheasants, cockerels, turkeys, herons and falcons in a fine satin stitch on a silk ground, within a pierced rosewood surround, mounted on a fretwork stretcher base with carved fo dog finials and legs, (small area of spotting to one corner of the silk ground), 190 x 115 cm. ***
*** A Fine Quality Japanese Carved Ivory Box And Cover Meiji period signed Cylindrical the whole ornately carved with a profusion of monkeys and bats within foliage incised signature to underside 13cm high. ***
*** A fine quality Satsuma bowl Signed Yabu Meizan (1853-1934) The body of the bowl exhibits a very fine crackle and white faience. Decoration is overglaze enamelling and gilding of superior quality and features a long and detailed sankinkotai procession with border decoration of flower garland below a band of key frets. The reverse with butterflies and grasses. Both body and decoration indicate a piece of superior quality.… ***
*** A Miniature Japanese Inlaid Iron Cabinet Meiji Period 1868-1912 signed Komai Elaborately decorated all over with gold honzogan and nunome the doors depicting peacocks and peony the six drawers embellished with insects flowers and architecture the top and back with images of Japanese architecture the sides having cartouches of wisteria and flowers surrounded by maple leaves signed to base 8 cm high. ***
*** A substantial exhibition quality Japanese bronze floor standing censor Unsigned, late Meiji period The large and impressive vessel raised on a on naturalistically modelled stand featuring a stylized wave motif, the cover surmounted by a finely cast figure of a powerful eagle atop a rocky outcrop amidst fleeing monkeys, the body decorated with dragons amongst clouds on a Chinese key pattern ground, flanked by magnificent side finials cast as scaled dragons, resting on fruiting peach branches and the base, co… ***
*** A Japanese reticulated satsuma vase and fitted stand Meiji period (1868-1912 ), Kyoto, signed Ryozan, the four sided tubular form ballooning to the mid section displays scenic cartouches to front and verso depicting families at leisure in the countryside framed by honeycomb reticulated panels above and below and with further fan shaped fancy patterned reticulated windows to the alternating sides, complete with four sided framed hardwood stand, signed to base Kyoto, Ryozan above a Shimazu mon, 31cm high (vas… ***
*** An Indian ceremonial belt the 22ct gold belt depicting Shiva weighing 266.0gms ***
*** A very large cloisonne vase, early 20th century Silver yusen mark of Ando workshop In silver wire and coloured enamels with a continuous design of strands of chrysanthemums on a cobalt blue ground, the foot and rim with stiff leaf jungin (pure silver), 42 cm high. Note: the chrysanthemum is a significant symbol in Japanese art, being the crest of the Imperial Family.… ***
*** A collection of five Chinese illustrations, gouache on paper, each depicting figural festival scenes, 17.5 x 25 cm ***
*** A Japanese Ivory Okimono Of An Archer And Attendant Meiji period 1868 - 1912 signed Hide Toshi Modelled as a standing figure with arm raised above his head in viewing position holding a bow to his rear with a sword strapped to his back his attendant kneeling at his feet holding arrows both figures with stained decoration 21.5 cm high ***
*** Two Chinese bronze figures 17th century The first figure depicting a seated dignitary, the other image of a standing general grooming his beard, tallest 23.5 cm ***
*** A Large Chinese Blue and White Swatow Vase Ming Dynasty, Circa 17th Century Of baluster form with stylised lug handles, painted in underglaze blue with scenes of villages in mountainous landscapes, 38 cm high. Provenance: South East Asia Ceramic Society (Seacs) ***
*** A Chinese Wucai Jar Transitional Period, Circa 1650 The rounded body painted in colourful enamels depicting a dignitary and his female companion together amongst scholars and attendants including two banner bearers in a terrace setting with further plant and rockwork , 22 cm high. ***
*** A Japanese silver mounted ivory shibayama urn with cover Meiji period (1868-1912), signed, the domed silver cover with cloisonne motifs and a pair of pigeons as finial above a body of ivory, quadrilobed and with silver dragon lugs to each side, all inlaid in hardstones, coral and mother of pearl displaying a scene of mandarin ducks swimming by a gardens edge and to the reverse a scene of pigeons in a blossom tree, raised upon a bracket foot with further cloisonne motifs, incised signature to a gilt metal pl… ***
*** A Chinese Gold Filligree Plaque The circular 22 carat gold plaque decorated with two entwined gold fish on a pierced scrolling foliate strap work ground, total weight 342 grs., 19 cm diameter. ***

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