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37A Carved Cinnabar Circular 'Four Favourites' Lacquer Box and Cover
Incised Mark and Period of YongleЛот продан3 160 000HKD -
46A Carved Cinnabar Lacquer Box and Cover
Mark and Period of Wanli, Dated in Accordance with 1595Лот продан2 200 000HKD -
49An Inscribed Cinnabar Lacquer Songhua Inkstone Set
Mark and Period of Yongzheng, Dated 1724Лот продан1 960 000HKD -
50An Exceptional 'Qiangjin' and 'Tianqi' Lacquer 'Wandai Shenghe' Double-Lozenge Box and Cover
Mark and Period of QianlongЛот продан1 840 000HKD -
42A Carved Red, Yellow, Green and Black Lacquer 'Qilin' Dish
Incised Mark and Period of JiajingЛот продан1 840 000HKD
Обзор
RESULTS
The seven-sale series of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in Hong Kong on 8 April 2014 achieved a combined total of HK$934.9 million / US$119.9 million.
OVERVIEW
As ritual bronzes fell out of vogue in the late Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770-256 BC), lacquerwares began to take their place as one the most coveted luxury items one could own. Since that time, lacquer has continued to hold its place among highly esteemed collected objects like ceramics and jades. Hailed as one of the world’s top Chinese lacquer collectors, Dr. Hu Shih-chang (1924-2006) assembled a comprehensive collection of some of the finest lacquer pieces. His collection, including pieces from the Warring States period (475-221 BC) all the way through to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), has been widely published and exhibited. The sale includes 33 pieces from this renowned collection.
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