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<strong>Clars</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> Sale 503<br />
Prices Realized<br />
January 8 and 9, 2011<br />
Lot Description Price<br />
4070 Japanese metal lantern‐form lamp, fashioned as a temple lantern with a wide flaring top above a cylindrical<br />
body pierced with scrolling leafy tendrils and with a single hinged door allowing access to the interior light, all<br />
raised on three tall supports with curved terminal attached to a circular base on a wooden stand, 22.5''h<br />
$ 90<br />
4071 Chinese gilt metal figure of the historical Buddha, his gilded face with aristocratic features and downcast<br />
eyes, the seated figure draped in simulated cloisonne enamel decorated monastic robes with a floral pattern<br />
on a blue ground, his right hand displaying the 'earth witness' mudra (bhumisparsa), 19.75''h<br />
$ 200<br />
4072 Japanese patinated metal temple lantern (electrified), the central bulbous section with pierced floral panels<br />
and a hinged door below a roof‐like top suspending small bells (one missing) and surmounted by a flaming<br />
jewel finial, all supported on a tall stepped pedestal base attached to a wooden stand, 32.75''h<br />
$ 225<br />
4074 Chinese crackle glazed and iron oxide decorated porcelain vase, now electrified, celadon glazed body with<br />
dark craquelure and featuring a relief of a large writhing dragon picked out in iron‐oxide, reversed by a crane<br />
suspending a jewel from its beak, the neck bracketed by branch‐form handles accented with white enameled<br />
blossoms, now surmounted by a scroll pierced wooden lid, vase: 23.5''h, overall: 43''h<br />
$ 300<br />
4076 (lot of 2) Chinese white elephant‐form ceramic garden seats, the first with a circular seat molded with a shou<br />
medallion and tendrils supported by a small elephant above a plinth; the second with a rectangular seat rising<br />
from the back of a caparisoned elephant, 22.25''h<br />
4077 Chinese lacquered wooden panel now set as a table screen, the rectangular panel highly carved with a<br />
caparisoned deer supporting a vessel of elixir below the character 'fu' (good fortune) and framed by cloud<br />
scrolls below a gnarled pine, together with a free‐standing base fitted with pierced panels and spandrels<br />
(wear and some losses), overall: 39.25''h<br />
4078 Chinese ox‐blood (langyao) glazed porcelain vase, now electrified, of baluster form and covered in the<br />
characteristic red glaze mottled with occasional dark specks and thinning to white at the mouth rim, some<br />
pooling at the base, (drilled), vase: 16.6''h<br />
4079 Chinese stained rosewood tall plant stand, the square top framed by a faux‐bamboo edge, all rising on<br />
similarly carved long slender supports bracketing a pierced faux bamboo apron, the bottom with lattice work<br />
stretchers carved en suite, 48.25''h<br />
$ 60<br />
$ 110<br />
$ 275<br />
$ 130<br />
4080 Chinese Peking rug, circa 1940 (wear), 17'8'' x 11'7'' $ 850<br />
4081 Pair of Chinese blue‐and‐white porcelain garden seats, each of barrel shape and decorated with branches of<br />
flowering prunus reserved on a cobalt blue ground, the top pierced with a cash emblem, further cash<br />
emblems forming handles on the sides between two rows of raised bosses, 18.5''h<br />
$ 325<br />
4083 Japanese Tokyo‐style keyaki and kiriwood naga‐hibachi, Meiji/Taisho period, the rectangular body with a row<br />
of two drawers across the bottom, a stack of three small drawers on one side, with a copper liner (water<br />
staining), 15.5''h x 28.5''h x 15.5''d<br />
$ 175