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Auction House:Davidson AuctionsNumber of lots recorded:372
Sale Title:Estate & CollectorLots with images:371
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:269
Date:2-Jun-2019
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Bronze figure of the famous Thai saint Phra Malai, Rattanokosin period, Thailand, 19th century. This rare bronze depicts the important Thai Saint Phra Malai travelled to the Buddhist heavens & hells. During his visits to hell (naraka), Phra Malai was said to bestow mercy on the creatures suffering there, and who implore him to warn their relatives on earth of the horrors of hell & how they can escape it through making merit on behalf of the deceased, meditation & by following Buddhist precepts, height 50 cm
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After Moore, Henry (British 1898-1986), recumbent figure on black marble base, incised verso 'H Moore C 1938', height 23 cm length 46 cm W25 cm
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Books (13), 'A Pageant of Japanese Ceramics, Nippon Toji Zenshu', volumes 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18. 19, 21 & 22. All with slip covers
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Two Japanese vases, both in their own wood storage box, one box with a professional Japanese appraisal, handwritten in characters on the box, height 28 cm, & 13 cm (vases)
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Japanese ceramic figure of Tanuki. Literature: the Tanuki is a Japanese mythical creature that has been significant in Japanese folklore since ancient times. the legendary tanuki is reputed to be mischievous & jolly, a master of disguise and shapeshifting, but somewhat gullible and absentminded. It is also a common theme in Japanese Art, especially statuary, height 33 cm
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Two Japanese Inro. Red lacquer two case inro, decorated with tiger plastic ojime, bone netsuke. Losses to inro edges. Together with a three case inro decorated with dragon. Losses to himotoshi, agate ojime & a wooden netsuke of a lotus leaf & toad, 6 x 5 cm & 5.5 x 5 cm (inro) length 5 cm & 4.5 cm (netsuke)
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Kuniyoshi, Utagawa (Japanese 1797-1861), 'An Array of Child Or Youthful Heroes, Osandachi Buyu Zoroe', triptych, showing children & men in varying activities, many chop marks including artist's upper right. This is an extremely rare work by the artist (conditopn report, laid on card, original, woodblock, 14.5 x 75 cm
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Foujita, Tsuguharu Leonard (Japanese/French 1886-1968), 3 Images of a geisha dancing and playing Instruments, each hand-inscribed lower right with titles 'Figure Study,' 'Thought,' & 'The Dance.' signed in the plate, aquatint (3), 19 x 14 cm (each)
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Various (7), Henry Napartuk, 'Eskimo & Beluga, screenprint (15.5 x 24 cm); Artist Unknown, 'Bear,' 1964, signed 'Miary,' lithograph (sheet, 32 x 43 cm); Gihachiro Okuyama, 'Tori Gate at Miyajima,' woodblock (24 x 12 cm); & 3 various Japanese woodblocks (34 x 23 cm, 39 x 26 cm & 40 x 26 cm)
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Books (2), 'The Story of Imari,' Goro Shimura, pub. Ten Speed press, 2008; & 'Parables Wood Sculptures, the Art & Message of J Christopher White,' pub. Fox books, 1999
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Late 19th century articulated Santos figure. Female saint with wooden body, paper mache head & extremities. Glass eyes, height 136 cm (total)
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Early 19th century Agricultural Santos figure. Paper mache figure in green smock, on a circular base with two yoked cattle, height 65 cm
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Artist unknown, 2 mid C abstract wood sculptures. One in the form of standing figures with clean lines, the other a highly abstract figure, possibly by a Maori artist, height 43 cm, & 36 cm
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Three Staffordshire Prattware cat figures. 18th century. One with restoration to base, one with internal hairline crack, height 12 cm, 9 cm & 8 cm
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Five various Welsh studio Pottery bowls. Including. Gwili studio, & tea leaf glazed bowl. Diameter 10 cm (smallest) 15 cm (largest)
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Porcelain items. Royal Doulton, 'The Busker' ( height 17 cm); Royal Doulton, 'Taking Things Easy' ( height 18 cm); Royal Doulton 'Good King Wenceslas' ( height 11 cm); & Lladro figure of a child with a lamb ( height 15 cm)
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Etling opalescent dish. Moulded pattern of Australian gumnuts & leaves, moulded signature 'Etling France 122.' Dia 23 cm
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Victorian 3 bottle cruet. Britannia metal stand with 3 ruby flashed bottles, each with trailing vine engraved decoration, height 45 cm
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Two framed movie posters. 'She Couldn't Take It,' Columbia pictures, 1935; & 'Smash-Up: the Story of a Woman,' Universal-International pictures, 1947. 100 x 64 cm (2)
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