Null Flower vase (probably from the beginning of the 19th century), from the Bie…

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Flower vase (probably from the beginning of the 19th century), from the Biedermeier period, with polychrome flower painting and gold decor, h. ca. 19 cm. Gold abrasion.

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Flower vase (probably from the beginning of the 19th century), from the Biedermeier period, with polychrome flower painting and gold decor, h. ca. 19 cm. Gold abrasion.

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Estim. 1 500 - 2 500 EUR

A TEADUST-GLAZED TRIPPLE-GOURD THREE-NECK VASE China, 18th/19th c. H. 24,3 cm Unusually potted as a flower vase with three thin vertical spouts for single shoots, the body and base all under a rich even opaque slightly speckled olive-green glaze of typical hue. Old Cologne private collection, bought from Lempertz Cologne, June 1985, lot 1351 While teadust-glazed double gourd vases from this period are not uncommon, it is rare to find one of trefoil section such as the present. For related double-gourd vases with triple-spouted mouths, see one from the collection of Ira and Nancy Koger, sold at Christie's New York, 19th September 2009, lot 367 (part lot). See also a smaller robin's egg-glazed vase of similar form to the present, with a molded tied ribbon, sold at Christie's London, 12th September 2002, lot 372 - Good condition

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

- Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem from the Song period. India ink on paper. He Xiying's Drunken Song of Spring. Inscription: Gift to Professor Sunahara Moichi, July 12, 1964, Machida Hideo. 20th century. Format: 132 x 34 cm - Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem. Chinese ink. This text is signed by a woman named Yoshino Izumi. Size : 134 x 33 cm Good condition. Support slightly detached. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem, written in kanbun (classical Chinese script). With a pure and tranquil heart, you reach the essential. Format: 117 x 31.5 cm Traces of folding in the sheet and mounting. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem. Signed Nogi Maresuke. Size : 107.5 x 37.5 cm Traces of folding. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem - Kishōtenketsu (起承転結). It describes a story structure. Format: 127.5 x 31 cm Traces of folding. Moisture staining throughout. Tear at top of mount. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) 和歌 Waka poem scroll (和歌). Waka of His Majesty Emperor Meiji. Tokoshieni, tamiyasukareto, inorunaru Wagayo hô mamore iseno ookami I pray that the people may live in peace for eternity. Please protect my reign, Goddess Amaterasu. Size: 132 x 37 cm Traces of folding and damp staining on the sheet. Small tears in the mounting. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) A moralizing text, intended to inspire courage. Signed (probably) Tokuyama Keiko Format: 122.5 x 28.3 cm Traces of folding. - Kakejiku (Kakemono) Chinese poem. New Year's greeting: Nanzan jushoku ooshi, Just wish everyone a long life. Format : 131.5 x 32.5 cm Numerous traces of folding. The whole set. Nanryô Manga (南嶺漫画) Drawing by Nanryô Drawing album in beige cover containing 108 pages of collaged watercolor drawings. Unsigned. Undated. Format: 26.6 x 18.3 cm Fair condition. - Two dancing figures wo men in kimono are dancing, one with a fan. Two shrubs stand beside them. Drawing in Indian ink and watercolor highlights on paper. Unsigned. Late 18th century. Size: 16.5 x 23.3 cm Fairly good condition. Lined, stains and creases. - Sketch for fan Three cranes in flight hold a branch in their beaks. Two other branches are suspended. Delightful drawing enhanced with colors. Seal not determined. Late 19th century. Fan format : 19 x 34.4 cm Good condition. Holes on right edge (for binding?) - Two hermit crabs in the seaweed A text in bungo (ancient Japanese) talks about the Yokohama sea, and says, among other things, that many Chinese live there. Ink and colors on silk. Late 19th century. Size : 20.3 x 28.8 cm Fair condition. Mottling in the text. Silk laminated on card. - Set of two drawings One is a vertical drawing of jurojin surrounded by deer near a tree. It is signed Jinshin Nishiri (or Seipa). Made up of two micaceous leaves. The other, horizontal, depicts Fujin holding her bag on her shoulders, emerging from the summit of Mount Fuji. Bottom right, two dolls: a man and a woman. India ink and color highlights. Late 19th century. Format: 52 x 25 cm and 27.5 x 40 cm Collector's stamp of Charles Vignier. Good condition. Binding holes. As a whole. - After Sukenobu Nishikawa (circa 1730) Set of eight album pages depicting women in their daily lives: with a cat, at their toilet, in front of a vase of flowers, in the kitchen, talking together. Format: approx. 26.5 x 19.3 cm per sheet Soiling. Worm holes. Mounted on cardboard, four are framed in silk fabric. - Kano school (19th century) Three figures n front of a bridge, a man holds silver coins, a woman joins him, walking along a fence. Ink wash drawing. Micassé. Format: 27.2 x 40.3 cm Central fold. Numerous wormholes. As a set. Four book pages compiling artists' signatures Set of four pages, some numbered, representing artists' signatures: one page is dedicated to Bumpo, Geppo, Bunrin, Bummei; another to Bunsui, Bunkyo, Bunzan; another to Gessen; the last to Eitaku and Eisui. hese pages are embellished with numerous red seals linked to these signatures. A page of writing in Chinese characters, on cardboard, is included. Size of each page: 23 x 15.4 cm Good overall condition. The writing page is pitted, stained and torn.

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