2011 Lot Description Price - Clars Auction Gallery
2011 Lot Description Price - Clars Auction Gallery
2011 Lot Description Price - Clars Auction Gallery
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<strong>Clars</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong><br />
<strong>Price</strong>s Realized<br />
June 11th 12th, <strong>2011</strong><br />
2590<br />
2592<br />
2593<br />
2594<br />
2595<br />
2596<br />
2597<br />
2600<br />
2601<br />
2602<br />
Chinese large blue monochrome glazed hu‐form vase with deer handles, of pear shape raised on a high ring<br />
foot and applied with a pair of deer‐head handles on the tapering neck, covered overall in a sky blue glaze<br />
thinning to white on the rim, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong mark, 13.25''h $ 1,000<br />
Chinese red monochrome glazed stem cup, the deep bowl flaring at the rim and raised on a tapering pedestal<br />
base, covered overall in a deep red glazed thinning to white at the rim, 5.8''dia $ 600<br />
Chinese dark‐stained wood table screen with a jade plaque, the celadon‐hued plaque of circular shape and<br />
finely carved in relief with the 'Eight Immortals' engaged in various pursuits in a garden setting, reversed by<br />
zitan‐stained circular plaque with a long poetic inscription, all bordered by a raised circular border within a<br />
square frame carved and incised with four stylized bats within a narrow key‐fret band, the separately<br />
fashioned wood stand with lotus scrolls and decorated en suite, 16.25''h''h $ 4,000<br />
Chinese aubergine glazed porcelain dish, the exterior decorated with a pair of writhing dragons meandering<br />
above stylized waves and chasing a flaming jewel, the dense incised pattern contrasting with a plain interior<br />
and raised on a short foot ring, the recessed base bearing an apocryphal Qianlong mark, 5.75''w $ 225<br />
Chinese blanc de chine/white ware figure of Guanyin, 20th century, standing in wind‐swept robes and<br />
multiple strands of jewels repeated on the base with lotus plants and encircled by cresting waves, the<br />
bodhisattva standing with a basket of fish in her right hand, the elegant face framed by a floral diadem and<br />
loose cowl, the reverse with two impressed marks reading Dehua and He Chaozong, 13.5''h $ 600<br />
Chinese underglaze blue decorated porcelain yuhuchun vase, possibly Guangxu mark and period, the pearshaped<br />
body well painted in shades of cobalt blue with ornamental rocks and plants on a garden terrace<br />
above a jeweled lappet band encircling the high ring foot, the neck accented with stiff‐leaf, classic scroll and<br />
ruyi‐head patterned bands below the flaring rim, the base with a six‐character Guangxu mark, 11.5''h $ 600<br />
Chinese underglaze red decorated porcelain yuhuchun vase, based on an early Ming prototype, the pearshaped<br />
body fashioned with eight facets painted in copper underglaze with various types of floral sprigs<br />
bracketed by classic scroll bands repeated on the flaring rim, stiff‐leaf and jeweled lappet bands on the<br />
tapering neck, further lappets encircling the high octagonal foot rim, 14.5''h $ 2,750<br />
Chinese jade boulder, carved and undercut to the front with a Chinese sage riding an ox in a landscape<br />
scattered with pine trees, a gateway portrayed in the distance, the sea‐green colored matrix mottled with<br />
russet and light‐colored skin, 7.5'' $ 300<br />
Chinese green jade double vase with cover, the pair of conjoined cylinders bridged to either side by a curved<br />
vertical panel pierced with a mask flanked by two low‐relief mythical beasts and bracketed by large handles<br />
carved as chilong, a band of petals above the tall cylindrical supports, another band of petals on the fitted lid<br />
surmounted by a large chilong, the stone of dark green color with light green and russet inclusions, 9''h; 12''l $ 425<br />
Chinese jade inset wooden table screen, the rectangular celadon jade plaque featuring a pair of scholars<br />
drinking tea in a outdoor setting surrounded by imaginary landscapes with a pair of cranes, gnarling pines and<br />
half‐revealed pavilions, all reversed by a pair of five character couplets by Wang Anshi which read 'qiang jiao<br />
shu zhi mei, ling han du zhi kai; yao zhi bu shi xue, wei you an xiang lai' followed by an apocryphal Qianlong<br />
mark, the plaque set within a reticulated wooden frame fitted into a freestanding base accented by further<br />
open work, base: 12.75''l, jade: 7.75''l $ 950<br />
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