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5th BANRI Auction

5th BANRI Auction

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An archaistic bronze figure of a lion A bronze fig

101 - An archaistic bronze figure of a lion A bronze figure of a karashishi (Chinese guardian lion), crouching on its haunches. The streamlined decoration on its body and the compact, alert pose are consistent with the conventions of ancient Chinese bronze animal sculpture, and the surface bears a fine, aged patina. W: 11.5cm H: 6.6cm China

估价

€1,100 - 2,300

A pair of bronze linchpins A pair of bronze linchp

102 - A pair of bronze linchpins A pair of bronze linchpins from a horse-drawn chariot, combining the sturdy form of a practical implement with the simple beauty of the casting. The surface displays a rich, aged patina. W: 7cm H: 4.2cm ×2 Wooden box China, Spring and Autumn Period

估价

€450 - 1,100

A small bronze cylindrical vessel with swing handl

103 - A small bronze cylindrical vessel with swing handle A bronze sutra container (kyōzutsu) with a cylindrical body, fitted with a hat-shaped lid surmounted by a jewel-form finial. A curved carrying handle is attached to either side of the body by means of loop fittings, and the base is raised on three feet. A kyōzutsu is a cylindrical vessel used to house sutra texts when these were buried in the ground as part of the construction of a kyōzuka, or sutra mound. H: 30cm D: 12.5cm Case Chi

估价

€850 - 2,000

A bronze "wuzhu coin" bowl A small bronze bowl, it

104 - A bronze "wuzhu coin" bowl A small bronze bowl, its base decorated with a design of ancient coins in relief. The motif of interlocking cash coins carries auspicious overtones of wealth and continuity. H: 16cm D: 6cm Wooden box China

估价

€560 - 1,200

A bronze ding A bronze ding — the quintessential C

105 - A bronze ding A bronze ding — the quintessential Chinese ritual vessel — of tripod form. Originally made for use in sacrificial cooking rites, vessels of this type later served as prestige burial goods, their forms becoming increasingly symbolic of rank and ancestral reverence. W: 15.5cm H: 11.2cm Wooden box China

估价

€560 - 1,200

A bronze hand mirror cast with a Buddhist deity A

106 - A bronze hand mirror cast with a Buddhist deity A bronze hand mirror, the face engraved with a seated figure of the Thousand-Armed Kannon (Senju Kannon) upon a lotus throne, the reverse incised with a poem. The combination of a devotional image with a functional mirror reflects the interpenetration of Buddhist practice and daily life in pre-modern Japan. L: 16.7cm W: 13.5cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

An archaistic bronze censer, inlaid in silver with

107 - An archaistic bronze censer, inlaid in silver with a "taotie" design A bronze tripod incense burner of archaic form, its body inlaid in silver with a taotie design. The interior bears an inscription. The contrast between the dark patina of the aged bronze and the bright silver inlay gives the taotie motif a particular sharpness and presence. H: 14.8cm China

估价

€1,100 - 2,300

An archaistic bronze vase, inlaid in gold and silv

108 - An archaistic bronze vase, inlaid in gold and silver Set against the antique surface of the bronze, the gold and silver inlay adds a vivid brilliance, creating a decorative beauty that contrasts strikingly with the subdued character of the aged bronze. Cast with a bronze inscription. W: 20cm H: 30.3cm China

估价

€850 - 2,000

A lozenge-flower shape bronze mirror An eight-lobe

109 - A lozenge-flower shape bronze mirror An eight-lobed mirror of the Jin dynasty, its back cast in relief with a large sailing ship cutting through rough waves, dragons and fish glimpsed amid the billows. China, Jin dynasty. D: 17cm Wooden box China, Jin Dynasty

估价

€450 - 1,100

A group of archaistic bronze mirrors A group of br

110 - A group of archaistic bronze mirrors A group of bronze mirrors of various dates, their backs decorated in relief with a range of motifs including animals, mythical beasts and geometric patterns. In ancient China, mirrors served not only for personal use but also in religious rites, ceremonial worship and as burial goods. Uneven sizes×18 China

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

Beast pattern bronze mirror A bronze mirror decora

111 - Beast pattern bronze mirror A bronze mirror decorated with animal motifs of a type that flourished during the Han dynasty. Four divine or auspicious beasts — their precise identities a matter of scholarly debate — are arranged symmetrically around the central boss, their dynamic forms skilfully rendered through fine casting. D: 11.1cm China Han Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

A bronze mirror with an "animal" design An ancient

112 - A bronze mirror with an "animal" design An ancient bronze mirror decorated with deities and auspicious beasts drawn from the Chinese belief in immortals and the cosmological system of yin-yang and the five elements. The imagery, cast in fine relief, reflects the rich interweaving of religious thought and material culture in Han-dynasty China. D: 11.5cm China Tang Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

A bronze mirror with multiple loop handles and fin

113 - A bronze mirror with multiple loop handles and fine linear decoration A bronze mirror with multiple knobs (niu) on its reverse, cast with finely incised geometric decoration. Mirrors of this type are found principally on the Korean peninsula, with examples known from excavated burial contexts. The box is inscribed "Mumun pottery period.". D: 28cm Wooden box Korea, Goryeo Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

A group of gilt-bronze fittings A group of fitting

114 - A group of gilt-bronze fittings A group of fittings and ornaments of various forms, each embellished with gilding. Taken together, they offer a cross-section of the decorative metalwork — horse trappings, garment fittings, belt plaques — that circulated across ancient East and Central Asia. Uneven sizes×37 Wooden box China, Warring States period

估价

€2,800 - 4,600

An archaistic bronze censer with lion-head handles

115 - An archaistic bronze censer with lion-head handles A gold-splashed (“tobikin”) bronze censer with a pair of shishi-form handles. The body is scattered with dispersed motifs, flanked on either side by animal-mask (taotie) decorative handles. The cover is carved in openwork with a flowing scrolling-foliage (karakusa) design, its fine detailing and graceful curves giving the piece an accomplished, stately appearance. Inscribed 宣德二年周義修篁主人製 ("made in the second year of the X

估价

€6,800 - 13,000

An archaistic bronze tripod censer, ding-shaped, w

116 - An archaistic bronze tripod censer, ding-shaped, with "cloud and lingzhi" handles A stately and weighty tripod censer modelled on the ancient bronze ding. Its body, supported on three animal-form legs, is fitted with lingzhi-shaped handles, and the surface bears a design of auspicious clouds (xiangyun). The ding-form censer, inheriting the gravitas of ancient ritual vessels, later developed into a type of incense burner used before Buddhist altars and in the scholar’s studio. Marked Xuan (sing

估价

€11,000 - 18,000

An archaistic bronze censer, with lingzhi-shaped h

117 - An archaistic bronze censer, with lingzhi-shaped handles A bronze incense burner of aged patina (kodō), fitted with a pair of handles in the form of lingzhi fungus — the sacred mushroom of immortality. The base bears a mark reading "Xuande," after the celebrated Ming-dynasty reign. W: 20.5cm H: 8cm Height, including stand: 12.5cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€1,700 - 2,900

A bronze censer with a "sea creature" design Shiso

118 - A bronze censer with a "sea creature" design Shisou was a metalworker active in the late Ming dynasty. He inherited traditional bronze-casting techniques and was especially skilled in the technique of inlaying silver wire into bronze (qianyin). His works were primarily objects for literati appreciation, such as censers and Buddhist figures, most bearing his two-character signature "Shisou" inlaid in silver, in seal or clerical script, typically on the base of the piece. As he left no direct succ

估价

€1,000 - 2,200

An archaistic bronze figure of an immortal riding

119 - An archaistic bronze figure of an immortal riding a donkey A bronze figure of an immortal (sennin) mounted on a donkey, rendered with a rich sense of three-dimensionality through flowing, elegant curves. The subject — a sage travelling at ease — is a favourite of Chinese and Japanese bronze sculpture, embodying the ideal of carefree withdrawal from worldly affairs. W: 22.5cm H: 27.3cm Wooden box China

估价

€280 - 860

A bronze tripod Incense Burner An old bronze incen

120 - A bronze tripod Incense Burner An old bronze incense burner with a pair of handles and three legs, showing a distinctive blackish-brown patina and reddish tone from age. Four-character mark of Xuande and probably of the period. H: 9cm D: 16.8cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

An archaistic bronze censer in the form of a peach

121 - An archaistic bronze censer in the form of a peach A bronze incense burner cast in the auspicious form of a peach of immortality (xiantao). The body of the vessel forms the peach itself, enveloped by knotted branches and leaves, while a smaller fruit serves as the knob on the cover. The whole composition carries wishes for long life and good fortune. W: 19cm H: 17cm China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€1,700 - 2,900

An archaistic bronze "animal mask" vase An old bro

122 - An archaistic bronze "animal mask" vase An old bronze flattened vase (bianping) with a boldly cast beast-mask and loose rings on either side. W: 18.6cm H: 25.6cm China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

An archaistic bronze tripod censer An archaic bron

123 - An archaistic bronze tripod censer An archaic bronze "taotie" censer with two handles and three legs, cast with an inscription to the base reading Tianqi Bingyin, Lin Shi Ci Ding, Jingyin Zhi (a cyclical-year date corresponding to the Tianqi era; dedicated to the Lin family ancestral shrine; recorded by Jingyin). H: 25.5cm D: 21.7cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€1,100 - 2,300

A vajra bell and a vajra A vajra bell (kongōrei) a

124 - A vajra bell and a vajra A vajra bell (kongōrei) and an accompanying five-pronged vajra (gokosho), both ritual implements of Esoteric Buddhism. The bell's handle is surmounted by a five-pronged vajra finial, and the body is encircled with bands of lotus petals and beading below a further band of kirtimukha (monster masks) with pendant jewel tassels. The vajra is formed with four prongs at each end. vajra L: 10.7cm　bell H: 17.5cm Wooden box 17th century

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

A bronze censer A small bronze tripod incense burn

125 - A bronze censer A small bronze tripod incense burner fitted with a cover of pure silver. The simplicity of the bronze vessel and the contrasting brightness of the silver lid produce a refined, understated effect well suited to the tearoom or scholar's studio. H: 4cm D: 6.1cm silver globe: 36g Wooden box China

估价

€280 - 570

A set of 4 old copper water dropper A set of four

126 - A set of 4 old copper water dropper A set of four small bronze water droppers (suiteki), each cast in the form of a different animal — among them a rabbit. Every piece is given its own individualised expression, reflecting the playful inventiveness with which craftsmen approached these miniature scholars'-desk accessories. Uneven size ×4 China

估价

€850 - 1,500

A silver god of Longevity A silver figure of Shoul

127 - A silver god of Longevity A silver figure of Shoulao (the God of Longevity), holding a peach in his right hand and a staff modelled with a dragon's head in his left, his robe encircled with shou-character roundels and the hem decorated with a cloisonné enamel crane design. Base impressed "Silver 925". H: 25cm weight: 467g China

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

A group of old coins This lot comprises a group of

128 - A group of old coins This lot comprises a group of nine old coins of varying sizes, centred on "Xianfeng Tongbao" and "Xianfeng Zhongbao" cash coins cast during the Xianfeng era (1851–1861) of the Qing dynasty. The group also includes a 'Sendai Tsūhō,' a domain coin cast by the Sendai clan during the Edo period; a "Man"nen Tsūhō,' believed to have been cast in the Ryukyu Kingdom; and a coin-form piece pierced and carved with a dragon design. Ueven size ×9 Case China

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

A group of old coins A group of old coins, consist

129 - A group of old coins A group of old coins, consisting of numerous cash coins strung together on cords, centred on "Kan"ei Tsūhō'. Uneven sizes Case China

估价

€280 - 860

A large cloisonné "fish" dish A large cloisonné en

130 - A large cloisonné "fish" dish A large cloisonné enamel dish, its rim decorated with a dragon and the interior with three fish swimming through water. The enamel work covers the entire surface, the vivid colours and meticulous cloison work demonstrating the scale and ambition of which the technique is capable. H: 6.5cm D: 32cm with restoration to the rim. Wooden box Collection of the Kumagai family, retainers of the Hirado domain.

估价

€850 - 2,000

A gilt-bronze seated figure of Yellow Jambhala (Dz

131 - A gilt-bronze seated figure of Yellow Jambhala (Dzambhala) A gilt-bronze seated figure of Yellow Jambhala (Dzambhala), the god of wealth. His ample form and serene expression are well suited to this deity of wealth and fortune, while the resplendent gilding enhances the figure's commanding presence. W: 18.4cm H: 25cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€22,000 - 35,000

A gilt bronze figure of guanyin A gilt figure of G

132 - A gilt bronze figure of guanyin A gilt figure of Guanyin, standing gracefully and holding a lotus flower, set upon a lotus pedestal. H: 31cm China

估价

€4,500 - 11,000

A gilt-bronze Buddhist triad The serene expression

133 - A gilt-bronze Buddhist triad The serene expression characteristic of Goryeo Buddhist imagery, together with the brilliance of the gilding, makes a striking impression. The mandorla of the Buddhist figure bears a votive inscription. W: 7.3cm H: 14.2cm chips to the mandorla. Wooden box Korea, Goryeo Dynasty

估价

€1,400 - 3,200

A gilt-bronze seated figure of Shakyamuni Buddha A

134 - A gilt-bronze seated figure of Shakyamuni Buddha A gilt-bronze figure of Shakyamuni Buddha seated in padmāsana (full lotus position) upon a lotus pedestal, housed within a zushi (miniature portable shrine). The gilding, though worn in places, retains its warm lustre, and the composed, meditative expression conveys a quiet spiritual authority. W: 2.1cm H: 3.6cm Wooden box China

估价

€850 - 1,800

Gilt bronze bodhisattva statue A gilt-bronze stand

135 - Gilt bronze bodhisattva statue A gilt-bronze standing figure of a bodhisattva, of upright, elegantly poised bearing with a serene countenance. The quality of the casting and the remaining traces of gilding suggest a work of some importance. H: 21.2cm Wooden box Murata Yasuko, The Charm of Small Gilt-Bronze Buddhas: China, the Korean Peninsula, and Japan, Rimon Shuppan, Tokyo, pp. 98, 226. China

估价

€1,400 - 3,200

A gilt-bronze seated figure of Avalokiteshvara (Gu

136 - A gilt-bronze seated figure of Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin/Kannon) A seated figure of the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara (Guanyin), the face and robes heightened with gold, the head surmounted by a tall, ornate crown. A form suggestive of a mandorla rises behind the figure. The serene expression and the graceful modelling of the hands and drapery project an air of benevolent calm. W: 10.3cm H: 23cm With flaking to the bronze at the back of the head. Wooden box China

估价

€560 - 1,500

A Tibetan bronze figure of Yama riding a buffalo A

137 - A Tibetan bronze figure of Yama riding a buffalo A Tibetan bronze figure of Yama Dharmarāja, the fearsome Dharma King and judge of the dead, shown mounted on his characteristic buffalo. In Tibetan Buddhism, Yama is a wrathful protector of the Dharma; in Japanese Buddhism he is known as Enma-ō (King Enma), lord of the underworld. W: 12.3cm H: 17.5cm Tibet

估价

€850 - 2,000

A gilt-bronze figure of Guanyin A gilt-bronze figu

138 - A gilt-bronze figure of Guanyin A gilt-bronze figure of Guanyin (Avalokiteśvara) wearing a jewelled crown, the right hand raised in a gesture of reassurance. The figure stands on a lotus pedestal set upon a rectangular base and four-legged stand — a format characteristic of early gilt-bronze Buddhist images. Small devotional figures of this type, produced as objects of personal or family worship, are believed to have spread from China and the Korean peninsula to Japan. H: 9.2cm Wooden b

估价

€1,400 - 3,200

A gilt-bronze image of the seated Buddhas Shakyamu

139 - A gilt-bronze image of the seated Buddhas Shakyamuni and Prabhutaratna A gilt-bronze image of Shakyamuni and Prabhūtaratna (Tahō Nyorai) seated side by side, illustrating the celebrated episode from the "Emergence of the Treasure Tower" chapter of the Lotus Sutra. Though small in scale, the image possesses a commanding presence and an archaic beauty of rare fineness. W: 5.8cm H: 4.3cm China Sui dynasty

估价

€850 - 2,000

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€450 - 1,100

An old thangka of Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva paint

141 - An old thangka of Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva painting A Tibetan thangka depicting the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara, mounted and framed with a surround of antique textile. The painting follows the strict iconographic conventions of Tibetan Buddhist art, the serene figure of the bodhisattva set against a richly detailed background of attendant deities and auspicious symbols. L: 74.5cm W: 46.5cm / framed / paper Tibet

估价

€1,100 - 2,900

Two Tibetan Thangkas Two Tibetan Buddhist thangkas

142 - Two Tibetan Thangkas Two Tibetan Buddhist thangkas depicting mandalas — the cosmic diagrams central to Vajrayāna meditation practice. Both paintings show staining and other signs of age consistent with use in a devotional setting. ①L: 59.3cm W: 39.2cm / framed / paper　②L: 84cm W: 56cm / framed / silk with minor foxing Tibet

估价

€850 - 1,500

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€31,000 - 49,000

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估价

€14,000 - 20,000

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估价

€4,500 - 8,600

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估价

€21,000 - 39,000

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估价

€450 - 1,200

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€450 - 1,100

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估价

€280 - 860

Silk trousers with an interlocking 'hōsōge' scroll

150 - Silk trousers with an interlocking 'hōsōge' scroll design A pair of trousers woven in pure silk, decorated with a hōsōge (paradise-flower) design arranged in a continuous scrolling-vine pattern. Beyond its beauty as a woven textile, the piece is a valuable material record of the actual form of ancient garments — an aspect of dress history rarely preserved in such complete form. L: 95cm W: 64cm China Tang Dynasty

估价

€2,200 - 4,000

A brocade with a "roundel flower" design on a broc

151 - A brocade with a "roundel flower" design on a brocade ground A fragment of brocade woven with a tuanhua (roundel-flower) design — floral motifs organised within regular circular medallions, a compositional pattern frequently encountered in Tang-dynasty textiles. The regularity of the pattern and the richness of the weave attest to the high technical standard of Tang silk production. L: 49cm W: 65cm China Tang Dynasty

估价

€2,200 - 4,000

A brocade with a "pearl roundel and longevity" des

152 - A brocade with a "pearl roundel and longevity" design A brocade fragment featuring the pearl-roundel motif — a design originating in Persian and Sogdian textiles and transmitted to China along the Silk Road, where it exerted a major influence on Tang-dynasty weaving. This piece incorporates the characters 益寿 ("increased longevity") within its pearl roundels, imbuing the textile with an auspicious wish for long life. L: 90cm W: 23cm China Tang Dynasty

估价

€1,100 - 2,300

A fragment of Persian-style brocade with a 'hōsōge

153 - A fragment of Persian-style brocade with a 'hōsōge' (paradise flower) design A textile fragment from the Astana Cemetery near Turfan — once a key staging post on the Silk Road — a site celebrated for the richness of the textiles it has yielded, dating from the Northern Dynasties through the Tang period. This piece strongly reflects Persian-style design, visible above all in its hōsōge (foliate-scroll) pattern, and preserves in vivid form the character of East–West artistic exchange alo

估价

€3,400 - 5,200

A large iridescent Persian blue-glaze handled jar

154 - A large iridescent Persian blue-glaze handled jar A large Persian jar clad in a turquoise-toned glaze. The mysterious lustre of the silvery iridescence produced over the long passage of time, together with the jar's generous form fitted with a pair of handles, conveys to the present day something of the character of the ancient Western world. H: 33.3cm D: 24cm Wooden box Exhibited at the Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art in the 1970's Persia (circa 12th century)

估价

€3,400 - 5,200

A small bronze jar with a handle A small bronze ja

155 - A small bronze jar with a handle A small bronze jar with a rounded, swelling body and fitted with decorative loop handles. The compact form and rich patina suggest considerable age. H: 13.8cm Wooden box Rome

估价

€450 - 1,100

A bronze incense burner A bronze incense burner wi

156 - A bronze incense burner A bronze incense burner with a cylindrical body, the domed cover surmounted by a round ring handle. The straightforward, unadorned form is well suited to daily use in a tearoom or study. H: 11cm D: 10cm Wooden box Sekai Bijutsu Zenshū, vol. 4 (Complete Collection of World Art), Heibonsha, Tokyo, p. 59. Rome

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

A Yaozhou celadon censer, ding-shaped, carved with

157 - A Yaozhou celadon censer, ding-shaped, carved with a scrolling foliage design A Yaozhou celadon "ding"-form censer with a flat everted rim and two loop handles, the neck encircled by a band of leiwen (key-fret pattern) and the body by a scrolling foliate scroll, the tripod legs modelled as animal feet in a form fundamentally derived from the ancient bronze ding. From the Northern Song through the Southern Song and Jin dynasties, kilns throughout China produced vessels emulating ancient bronzes,

估价

€28,000 - 46,000

A Yue ware celadon lobed dish A Yue ware celadon d

158 - A Yue ware celadon lobed dish A Yue ware celadon dish of lobed form, covered in the clear, luminous celadon glaze for which the Yue kilns are celebrated. The gently scalloped rim, shaped like flower petals, derives from gold and silver vessel designs that were fashionable in the late Tang and Five Dynasties period — a form adapted here into ceramic with notable grace. H: 3.3cm D: 14cm China: Five Dynasties to Northern Song Dynasty

估价

€5,600 - 12,000

A Longquan celadon multi-spout jar and matching co

159 - A Longquan celadon multi-spout jar and matching cover with dog, with lotus petals, with multiple spouts A multi-spouted jar clad in the clear celadon glaze distinctive to the Longquan kilns, its surface incised with a lotus-petal design. The unusual form, fitted with several spouts around the shoulder, carries forward a type said to have been used in ancient funerary rites, and, joined with the refined beauty of the celadon glaze, presents an appearance that is at once solemn and majestic. H: 35

估价

€4,500 - 8,600

A Hutian ware pillow in the form of a tiger An ani

160 - A Hutian ware pillow in the form of a tiger An animal-form pillow in qingbai ware, representative of the Hutian kilns of Jingdezhen. It depicts a tiger in a crouching posture, rendered with a realistic yet endearing form, in the distinctive composition of bearing the pillow surface upon its back. At the Hutian kilns, animal-form pillows modelled on tigers, lions, dragons, and turtles were actively produced, chiefly during the Northern Song period, and the tiger-form pillow is one of their repres

估价

€25,000 - 43,000

A Ding ware white porcelain seated figure of Guany

161 - A Ding ware white porcelain seated figure of Guanyin The tranquil, meditative expression and the skilfully rendered flowing folds of the robe achieve a refined presence within a restrained, simplified form. The mandorla inscribed Gongyang Pusa Shengxiang, Qifu Jiazhai Ping'an, Xinshi Wang Chun Jinggong (reverently offered by the lay Buddhist Wang Chun, dedicating this sacred image of the Bodhisattva in prayer for the peace and well-being of the household). W: 7.4cm H: 10.2cm Wooden box

估价

€8,500 - 15,000

A celadon long-necked vase A celadon "bamboo shoot

162 - A celadon long-necked vase A celadon "bamboo shoot" vase (takenoko hanaire). Pieces of the same form are also known as celadon string-pattern (xianwen) vases or dish-mouthed vases. In Japan, the form has been likened to a bamboo shoot and prized accordingly. H: 20.6cm D: 11.3cm with a flaw to the neck. Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€3,900 - 6,300

A Longquan celadon vase A Longquan celadon vase wi

163 - A Longquan celadon vase A Longquan celadon vase with a slender neck rising from a cylindrical body. Its silhouette also recalls the traditional ceramic form known as the zhichui ping (paper-mallet vase) — a shape prized in both Chinese and Japanese tea culture for its understated elegance. H: 14.7cm D: 8cm with firing flaws to the base. Wooden box China Southern Song Dynasty

估价

€850 - 2,000

A carved Ding ware "floral" dish A Ding ware dish,

164 - A carved Ding ware "floral" dish A Ding ware dish, the interior incised with a floral design beneath the characteristic warm white glaze. The Ding kilns of Hebei province were among the foremost producers of white porcelain during the Song dynasty, and incised floral decoration of this kind is one of their most recognisable techniques. H: 3.1cm D: 17.4cm Wooden box China, Jin Dynasty

估价

€1,700 - 3,500

A Jun ware sky-blue glazed dish A Jun ware blue-gl

165 - A Jun ware sky-blue glazed dish A Jun ware blue-glazed dish, the thick glaze possessing a soft lustre. Its simple form and tranquil glaze tone are in harmony, evoking the character of Jun ware of the Song-Yuan period. H: 2.4cm D: 18cm China Song Dynasty

估价

€850 - 2,000

A celadon bowl A "luohan bowl" refers to a vessel

166 - A celadon bowl A "luohan bowl" refers to a vessel form named for its resemblance to the type of bowl used by a luohan for alms-gathering (a deep, bowl-shaped form similar to that of an ōryōki). H: 5cm D: 9cm Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€12,000 - 19,000

A green-glazed vase A vase recalling Southern Song

167 - A green-glazed vase A vase recalling Southern Song Guan ware, notable for its evocative glaze tone — a piece of high aesthetic merit that carries forward the sensibility of the ancient kilns. H: 14.8cm Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€8,500 - 15,000

A celadon bottle vases A celadon vase with an angl

168 - A celadon bottle vases A celadon vase with an angled shoulder, covered in a pale green glaze with a fine network of crackle. The form is restrained and well-proportioned. With a repair to the mouth. W: 11.3cm H: 22.3cm Signs of repair on the rim. Wooden box China

估价

€1,100 - 2,300

A Yaozhou persimmon-glazed shallow bowl A shallow

169 - A Yaozhou persimmon-glazed shallow bowl A shallow cup of the refined form characteristic of Yaozhou ware, coated in a deep persimmon-coloured iron glaze. Its glossy glaze tone and understated form harmonise, evoking the tranquil aesthetic sensibility unique to Song-dynasty ceramics. H: 4.5cm D: 15.3cm Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€1,700 - 3,500

A Jun ware sky-blue glazed box A covered box coate

170 - A Jun ware sky-blue glazed box A covered box coated overall in the sky-blue glaze (tianqing you) characteristic of Jun ware. Depending on the light, its tones of blue and grey shift subtly, and the thick, moist-looking glaze surface holds a gentle lustre. Unlike the showy kiln-transmutation (yaobian) effects of purple-red splashes for which Jun ware is famous, this piece allows one to savor the quiet, refined beauty unique to the sky-blue glaze. H: 5.7cm Caliber: 12.7cm Wooden box China

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€1,100 - 2,300

A black yaozhou bowl The Yaozhou kilns of Shaanxi

171 - A black yaozhou bowl The Yaozhou kilns of Shaanxi province are best known for their celadon wares, but they also produced black-glazed pieces such as this bowl, whose deep, glossy surface and confident potting demonstrate the kiln's versatility. H: 4.8cm D: 13.7cm Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€450 - 1,100

A Cizhou water dropper in the form of a fish A Ciz

172 - A Cizhou water dropper in the form of a fish A Cizhou ware "fish" water dropper.

估价

€280 - 860

A izhou kiln figure Rendered in polychrome and red

173 - A izhou kiln figure Rendered in polychrome and red-and-green enamels, the figure is vividly modelled, its approachable, endearing charm characteristic of Cizhou ware. H: 14.5cm Shows signs of repair. Case China Song Dynasty

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€280 - 860

A Cizhou vase with two handles A Cizhou double-han

174 - A Cizhou vase with two handles A Cizhou double-handled vase, its full body rising to a slender neck, the handles at either side contributing an archaic elegance to its well-proportioned form, characteristic of the bold sculptural sensibility of Cizhou ware. H: 15.4cm D: 13.5cm “My Eyes, The Art of Choice,” Daisetsu Museum, 2023–2025, p. 103. China Song Dynasty

估价

€280 - 860

A cizhou kiln indea ick colour design jar A Cizhou

175 - A cizhou kiln indea ick colour design jar A Cizhou ware jar painted in ink with a lady and landscape, with areas of glaze loss. The wood box inscribed and titled by Yonaiyama Tsuneo. H: 25.5cm D: 26cm There is some peeling of the glaze. Wooden box Yonaiyama Tsuneo (1888–1969) was a Japanese diplomat, collector of East Asian antiquities, and writer, active in China and Mongolia during the pre-war and wartime periods. China Song Dynasty

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€1,700 - 2,900

A izhou kiln "fish and algae" bowl A bowl of round

176 - A izhou kiln "fish and algae" bowl A bowl of rounded, near-spherical form, the rim flaring gently outward and set upon a small, low foot. The decoration appears to be in the "white ground, iron-black" technique characteristic of Cizhou-type wares, in which a design is painted in an iron-bearing pigment over a body coated with white slip. A single large fish is set at the centre of the body, its scales rendered in a lattice (net-like) pattern, while the dorsal and tail fins are built up with laye

估价

€450 - 1,100

A pair cizhou kiln "floral" dish A shallow dish, t

177 - A pair cizhou kiln "floral" dish A shallow dish, the rim gently flared, decorated with flowing, floral-like brushwork arranged in a radiating pattern. Overlapping strokes of varying tone convey a lively sense of brushwork. A pair of two sharing the same design. H: 3.8cm D: 16.5cm ×3 A check in one of signs of crazing Wooden box China Song Dynasty

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€280 - 860

A group of four water pots Four small water droppe

178 - A group of four water pots Four small water droppers (suiteki) from various kilns, including Changsha and Yuezhou. Each differs in form and glaze, offering a compact survey of Tang-dynasty regional ceramic production. Uneven sizes with restoration to the Changsha and Yue ware pieces. China Song-Ming dynasty

估价

€850 - 2,000

A Hutian ware censer in the form of a lotus flower

179 - A Hutian ware censer in the form of a lotus flower A censer in the form of a lotus flower, produced at the Hutian kilns and covered in a translucent glaze of warm, jade-like beauty. The lotus — a Buddhist symbol of purity — combined with the vessel's function as an incense burner lends the piece a tranquil, meditative character. H: 13.4cm D: 10.7cm Wooden box Formerly owned by Yamane China Song Dynasty

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€2,800 - 5,200

A Cizhou black-painted meiping vase A Cizhou black

180 - A Cizhou black-painted meiping vase A Cizhou black-and-white "floral" meiping vase.

估价

€560 - 1,500

A Henan black-glazed jar with raised line decorati

181 - A Henan black-glazed jar with raised line decoration and two handles A black-glazed jar from the Henan kilns, its body decorated with raised, sculptural lines (tuixian) and fitted with small lug handles on either side. The bold, three-dimensional quality of the raised-line decoration animates the dark glaze surface. H: 26.2cm D: 21.5cm Wooden box China Song Dynasty

估价

€2,800 - 4,600

A Cizhou "shou" character pillow A Cizhou ware pil

182 - A Cizhou "shou" character pillow A Cizhou ware pillow boldly painted in black on the characteristic white ground with the auspicious character shòu (longevity). Ceramic pillows were a speciality of the Cizhou kilns, and examples bearing single auspicious characters in this forthright black-and-white manner are among the most immediately striking products of the northern Chinese kilns. W: 21.5cm H: 8.5cm D: 13.6cm With a loss Wooden box “My Eyes, The Art of Choice,” Daisetsu Museum, 20

估价

€2,200 - 3,500

An overglaze red porcelain floral pattern bowl A l

183 - An overglaze red porcelain floral pattern bowl A large floral motif is set at the centre of the well, its outline drawn in red pigment and filled with a pale pink wash, with leaf motifs in touches of green added around it. H: 8.4cm D: 18.1cm Repaired rim. Wooden box China Song Dynasty

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€450 - 1,100

A white-glazed box and cover A white-glazed covere

184 - A white-glazed box and cover A white-glazed covered box (hezi), its simple, well-proportioned form evenly coated in a pure white glaze of refined workmanship. White porcelain production flourished during the Song dynasty under the leadership of the Ding kilns, and small covered boxes such as this served as containers for incense, cosmetics and similar personal articles. H: 8.5cm D: 12.4cm There is a chip on the lid. Case China Song Dynasty

估价

€1,400 - 3,200

A qingbai "dragon" jar, with concealed decoration

185 - A qingbai "dragon" jar, with concealed decoration A jar with a full, rounded body clad in the refined, pale blue-white glaze of qingbai ware. The surface bears a dragon design rendered in fine anhua (concealed incised) carving: the dragon's body, scales and swirling cloud-vapour emerge softly beneath the glaze, creating a scene of great subtlety and depth. Around the mouth rim, curvilinear ornamentation evoking the dragon's sinuous form is arranged in relief, echoing the hidden design on the bod

估价

€4,500 - 8,000

A white-glazed cup A rare white-glazed cup illustr

186 - A white-glazed cup A rare white-glazed cup illustrating the early development of white porcelain during the Sui dynasty — a transitional period in which Chinese potters were refining the techniques that would culminate in the celebrated white wares of the Tang. H: 6.7cm D: 8.5cm China all eras

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€3,400 - 6,300

A white porcelain "wannian" jar with cover A wanni

187 - A white porcelain "wannian" jar with cover A wannian hu — a jar form produced in Tang-dynasty China (late seventh to early eighth century), characterised by a wide mouth, a shoulder and body swelling into a rounded profile, and a tapering foot. This example is of simple yet stately form, and is exceptional in retaining its original cover intact. H: 15.3cm D: 14.3cm with a chip to the cover. Wooden box China Tang Dynasty

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€4,500 - 8,600

A Ge ware water pot A water washer (xi) of Ge ware

188 - A Ge ware water pot A water washer (xi) of Ge ware, one of the celebrated Five Great Kilns of the Song dynasty. A thick glaze of gentle greyish-blue tone covers the vessel, its entire surface traversed by the fine crackle produced by differential contraction during firing. Larger and smaller fissures interweave in a complex web — the pattern known as "gold threads and iron wires" (jīnsī tiěxiàn), the hallmark of Ge ware at its most characteristic. H: 5.5cm D: 15.7cm Wooden box Chi

估价

€1,400 - 2,600

A Ge ware flower vase with tubular handles A flowe

189 - A Ge ware flower vase with tubular handles A flower vase of elegant, archaistic form, its body covered in a Ge-type glaze and fitted with a pair of tubular handles (guaner) at the neck. Fine crackle lines run in all directions across the pale, refined glaze, producing a distinctive surface character unique to the piece. W: 14.4cm D: 8.3cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

估价

€1,900 - 4,300

A purple-splashed jun plate A Jun ware dish displa

190 - A purple-splashed jun plate A Jun ware dish displaying the characteristic sky-blue glaze splashed with areas of rich purple — a colouration produced by the addition of copper oxide to the glaze and the unpredictable effects of kiln atmosphere. The deep, saturated colour is the principal attraction of the piece. H: 3cm D: 21.3cm Wooden box China, Yuan Dynasty

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€280 - 860

A Jun ware blue-glazed vessel in the form of a yi

191 - A Jun ware blue-glazed vessel in the form of a yi (an archaic bronze ritual water vessel) A vessel modelled after the yi, an ancient bronze ritual water pourer, and coated in the thick, opalescent "sediment blue" (diànqīng) glaze characteristic of Jun ware. The soft tone — hovering between sky-blue (tiānqīng) and moon-white (yuèbái) — and the subtle gradations across its surface produce a visual richness typical of the finest Jun glazes. W: 21cm H: 6.5cm Wooden box China Song

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€2,200 - 4,000

A Yue ware ewer Its clear blue-green glaze tone ha

192 - A Yue ware ewer Its clear blue-green glaze tone has long been known as “mise” (“secret colour”), so prized that it was likened to jade and jadeite. The gentle glaze tone and refined form characteristic of Yuezhou kiln celadon give the piece its particular appeal, and its tranquil bearing, free of ostentatious decoration, embodies the quiet authority that distinguishes the finest ancient Chinese ceramics. H: 21.5cm Wooden box China

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€1,100 - 2,300

A Longquan celadon "cong" vase with four feet The

193 - A Longquan celadon "cong" vase with four feet The "cong-form vase" takes its square-sectioned shape from the ancient jade ritual object known as the cong, and is one of the representative archaistic (fanggu) wares of the Longquan kilns, said to have emerged in the Southern Song period. This example further adds four feet, lending it a distinctive stability and archaic charm, with the contrast against the soft lustre of the blue glaze forming another point of interest. A piece that elevates the s

估价

€850 - 2,000

A Longquan celadon "ribbed" jar A Longquan celadon

194 - A Longquan celadon "ribbed" jar A Longquan celadon jar with a fluted (ridged) design, a covered jar also known as a "jiuhai hu" (wine-sea jar). It is characterised by its vivid blue-green glaze and the fine vertical fluting on its surface. H: 29cm D: 27cm Signs of repair on the rim. Wooden box China, Yuan to Ming Dynasties

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€2,800 - 6,900

A kinuta celadon tripod censer A celadon tripod in

195 - A kinuta celadon tripod censer A celadon tripod incense burner of the form known in Japanese as hakamagoshi ("hakama waist"), its silhouette from body to feet recalling the pleated folds of a hakama. This distinctive shape, combined with the rich celadon glaze, has made the hakamagoshi censer one of the most admired forms in the Japanese tea tradition. H: 8.4cm D: 10.5cm silver globe: 89g Wooden box

估价

€3,900 - 6,900

A Longquan celadon vase, carved with a floral desi

196 - A Longquan celadon vase, carved with a floral design A small Longquan celadon meiping (prunus vase), its compact form broadening at the shoulder and tapering toward the base, with a small, neat mouth. The celadon glaze, applied over incised floral decoration, pools in the carved lines to produce subtle variations in tone. H: 14.4cm D: 12.3cm with gilt restoration to the rim. China, Yuan Dynasty

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€1,400 - 2,600

A Longquan celadon "diagonal-lattice" deep bowl, c

197 - A Longquan celadon "diagonal-lattice" deep bowl, carved with a floral design A deep Longquan celadon bowl, its exterior carved with a diagonal-lattice pattern. Though a simple geometric motif, the lattice imparts a continuous rhythm across the surface and has the visual effect of drawing in the vessel's broad body, lending it an appearance of tautness and discipline. H: 12.5cm Caliber: 16.5cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty

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€560 - 1,200

A Longquan celadon screen in the form of a qilin,

198 - A Longquan celadon screen in the form of a qilin, for a writing desk A desk screen (kenbyō) of Longquan celadon, the rectangular panel carved in relief with a qilin set against a pierced ground, and raised on a four-legged stand. Desk screens of this type served both as wind shields for the inkstone and as decorative objects on the scholar's table. W: 12.8cm H: 18cm Wooden box China, Ming Dynasty, Wanli Era

估价

€680 - 1,300

A Longquan celadon flower vase The form has a trum

199 - A Longquan celadon flower vase The form has a trumpet-shaped mouth flaring widely outward, narrowing into a slender neck before broadening into a rounded, pear-shaped body. The whole is covered in a pale bluish-green celadon glaze, the surface showing fine crackle. The foot is low, small, and carefully finished. This form appears to belong to the pear-shaped vase type typical of Longquan celadon ware. H: 13.8cm D: 6.7cm Wooden box China, Yuan Dynasty

估价

€560 - 1,200

A longquan celadon gong-shaped deep bowl A bowl wi

200 - A longquan celadon gong-shaped deep bowl A bowl with a broad, wide rim extending horizontally outward, along which a series of hemispherical "drum nail" bosses — evoking the studs of a drum — are arranged at regular intervals. The overall form recalls a gong, the exterior encircled by two low ridge lines. H: 6.5cm D: 27cm Wooden box China, Yuan Dynasty

估价

€450 - 1,100

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