Chinese Antiques

Thanks for visiting our site!
We hope you will find the Brushpot information that you seek.
We welcome you to browse our website and use the search feature if there is something in particular you are looking for.

We”ve included some information on each page for your reading.

From the Han Dynasty to the Republic, $840,000 of Chinese antiques are to sell   by Paul Fraser Collectibles

The Canadian company 888 Auctions will sell exquisitely carved figures of jade and stone, Asian dynastic porcelain and bronze antiques tomorrow (Saturday, August 6), at its Asian Art: Part 1 auction. LiveAuctioneers will provide Internet live bidding.

Spanning the Han Dynasty (c. 200 B.C. – A.D. 220) to the Republic Period, this auction features over 500 rare and exceptional works specially selected from private collectors in Canada. With estimates ranging from $100 to $50,000, the sale is expected to realize in the region of $800,000. (Estimates are shown in Canadian dollars).

Featured are a number of jade carvings. Lot 112, a large Chinese celadon jade mountain, openwork carved and finely detailed with a scene of two sages beneath a pine tree and with dwellings in the distance, is estimated $6,000-$8,000.

A carved white jade boulder carving of a landscape with openwork grottos featuring a courtyard scene is estimated $10,000-$12,000.

Notable of these jade carvings is a charming 7-inch-long celadon jade model of a covered boat at Lot 50, openwork carved with three figures on board with accoutrements atop the roof and marked on the base. It is estimated $1,200-$2,500.

However, the day’s most highly sought jade carving is a Ming Dynasty celadon jade brushpot at Lot 109. The finely detailed work adorned with two dragons “climbing” the lion is not readily recognized as a brushpot because of its unique carved lion form. It carries a $15,000 -$20,000 estimate.

Another highlight of the sale includes an exquisitely carved turquoise stone vase, featuring finely openwork carved birds and flowers in relief. The unusual openwork carved turquoise stone vase makes a striking impression with its unusual colour and carved form. It is Lot 170 and is estimated to fetch $1,500 or more.

From the bronze collection of lots is a magnificent pair of Chinese bronze cloisonné vases, Xuande incised four-character mark at Lot 494. Hexagonal in form and standing 23 inches tall, its intricate enamel painting displays finely detailed and unusual depictions of colourful flowers and flower pots on a turquoise ground (estimate: $6,000-$8,000).

Equally impressive is a magnificent 16th-century Ming Dynasty bronze monument with an inscribed poem at Lot 467. Marked on the base, this monument may have been a model of an actual stone monument dedicated to the death of a prince reigning in the Ming Dynasty (estimate: $8,000-$12,000).

A highlight from the collection of shoushan stone carvings is a large shoushan stone mountain carving of Immortals at Lot 161.

Finely rendered in relief, this unique depiction of Immortals, carved out of a solid piece of shoushan stone, displays an outlining clearly discernible due to the fine craftsmanship of the artist (estimate: $2,000-$3,000).

When it comes to the antique porcelain collection, a standout is a rare antique Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase at Lot 385.

With gold gilt on the rim and foot, dragon designs and symbols are finely reserved on turquoise ground, with the interior also designed with dragon faces on the shoulder and floral designs on the ovoid-form body. Lot 385 carries a four-character Yongzheng mark and is possibly of the period. It carries an auction value of about $10,000.

Among glazes, flambé red is highly desirable for its intensity. Lot 404, a red flambé hu-type vase with notched corners and of squared baluster form is no exception.

This attractive blue-violet drip-glazed porcelain vase, incised with a six-character Qianlong mark, stands 12 1/4 inches tall with a moulded peach-form panel and squared tubular handles (estimate: $15,000-$20,000).

Watch this space for more news of this exciting sale.

For images and more see Paul Fraser Collectibles: your #1 source for global collectibles news

About the Author

Website: http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com

Paul Fraser has been involved in high-end collectibles for over 35 years, selling more than $300m of rare items, including John Lennon’s childhood stamp album to the Smithsonian. Paul Fraser Collectibles offers a free high-end collectibles newsletter service with expert opinion and advice.

Check Ebay for Brushpot products.

5.9″ Old Chinese Excellent Blue & White Landscape Brushpot—MAGNIFICENT $128.99

A carved bamboo brushpot $210.00

old Estate VASE brushpot Chinese carved bamboo wood scholar desk bamboo phoenix $495.00

old Estate VASE brushpot Chinese carved bamboo wood scholar desk painting pot + $150.00

old Estate scholar desk Cranes VASE brushpot Chinese porcelain ceramic pot $495.00

Rare important signed chinese bamboo brush pot – bitong brushpot qing dynasty $6,999.99

AN INSCRIBED CHINESE BAMBOO BRUSHPOT $399.99

FS02 1500s Chinese Ming Dy Longquan Celadon large Red lotus brushpot bowl 11×2.5 $2,750.00

Another great place to shop for Brushpot products is Amazon. They have more than just books!

Report on pond production of prepeeler, peeler and softshell blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus Rathbun): Using brushpots and brushlines for harvest …

CHRISTIE’S AUCTION CATALOG TITLED IMPORTANT CHINESE FURNITURE FORMALLY THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL CHINESE FURNITURE COLLECTION DATED SEPTEMBER 19, 1996. A VERY RARE AND HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE CHRISTIE’S AUCTION CATALOG, TITLED IMPORTANT CHINESE FURNITURE FORMALLY THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL CHINESE FURNITURE COLLECTION, DATED SEPTEMBER 19, 1996, LOT SIZE 107 , 226 PAGES, FINAL AUCTION PRICES INCLUDED, This auction catalog contains 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th-century Chinese furniture including Huanghuali and Serpentine Furniture, Zitan, Weiqi Items, …

CHRISTIES AUCTION CATALOG TITLED ART FOR THE EMPERORS VISIONS OF THE BUDDHIST PARADISE AND FINE CHINESE WORKS OF ART HONG KONG $99.99 A RARE OUT OF PRINT CHRISTIES AUCTION CATALOG TITLED ART FOR THE EMPERORS VISIONS OF THE BUDDHIST PARADISE AND FINE CHINESE WORKS OF ART SALE NUMBERS 8001- 8003 LOCATION :HONG KONG DATED APRIL 26 AND 27, 1998 LOT SIZE 314 224 PAGES FINAL AUCTION PRICES INCLUDED FEATURES ITEMS SUCH AS : Lot 772, A RARE LARGE LACQUERED BRONZE FIGURE OF LUOHAN Lot 540, A HIGHLY IMPORTANT IMPERIAL DOCUMENTED BROWN…

Thanks for visiting!