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We have 2 major Asian Art sales per year. Our next
Asian Works of Art sale can be found at the Asian
auction calendar .
Highlights from our last Fine Asian Works of Art
sale:
- * Record * Important blue
& white dragon decorated porcelain jar, Korean, Choson Dynasty,
18th century, Estimate: $150/250,000 sold for $1,212,875
- Pair of fine cloisonné enameled metal
presentation vases with Imperial crests, Meiji Period, sealed Hattori,
Estimate: $15/25,000 sold for $57,875
- Fine gilt-bronze seated figure of Sakyamuni as a
Royal Prince, Ming Dynasty, Estimate: $20/30,000 sold for $49,250
- Anonymous, Peonies, 19th century, pair of large
six-panel screens, ink, color, gold on paper, Estimate: $18/25,000
sold for $46,375
- Pair of mixed wood horseshoe armchairs with
mother-of-pearl and stone inlay, Late Qing Dynasty, Estimate: $3/5,000
sold for $26,250
Asian Works of Art - Catalogs
We encourage you to purchase a subscription before the auction.
You may also check back here soon to preview our
online catalog which we post about 3 weeks before the sale. Browse the
lots for the upcoming sale and place an absentee bid or sign up to phone
bid. Please see bidding options for more information.
You may also sign-up on our mailing list to receive an email reminder closer
to the time of the auction.
About the Asian Department
Represented in our auctions are
Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Southeast Asian works of art including
prints, paintings, screens, porcelains, ceramics, netsuke, inro,
metalwork, jades, sculpture, scholar's objects, and furniture.
Fine Asian Works of Art
Department's success in acquiring fresh private and institutional property
for auction is demonstrated by the competitive bidding its offerings
generate, especially from Pacific Rim buyers.
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