Eternity Masterpieces - November 2014
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Chinese Carved Buffalo Horn Libation Cup, Qing(?), 10cm
Low Estimate: 500High Estimate: 2,000
Chinese Carved Buffalo Horn Libation Cup, Qing Dynasty(?) Height: 4" = 10 cm, Weight: 164.20 g, Provenance: Toronto, Canada, Private Collector
Condition fine, normal age wear, no defects
Low Estimate: 500;
High Estimate: 2000;
Condition fine, normal age wear, no defects
Low Estimate: 500;
High Estimate: 2000;
Chinese carved buffalo horn Libation Cup, 10.5cm
Low Estimate: 500High Estimate: 2,000
Chinese carved buffalo horn Libation Cup 10.5cm, Qing Dynasty(?) Height: 4 inches = 10.5 cm Weight: 190 g = 6.5 oz. Age of the horn: it is likely to be made in the Qing Imperial Dynasty or earlier. Shipping in USA: FEDEX or UPS International shipping is available: ask for the rates. Provenance: The horn was purchased at auction in Australia. References: History: Libation Cup In Chinese customs, rice wine or tea is poured in front of an altar or tombstone horizontally from right to left with both hands as an offering to gods and in honor of deceased. The offering is usually placed on the altar for a while before being offered in libation. In more elaborate ceremonies honoring deities, the libation may be done over the burning paper offerings; whereas for the deceased, the wine is only poured onto the ground.
Condition perfect, there is no damage and no restorations. Insignificant wear and tear as a result of aging.
Low Estimate: 500;
High Estimate: 2000;
Condition perfect, there is no damage and no restorations. Insignificant wear and tear as a result of aging.
Low Estimate: 500;
High Estimate: 2000;
Set of 5 antique Chinese carved ivory elephants
Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 2,500Original
Antique Set of 5 ivory carved Chinese Elephants Beautiful antique set in original red box with white and blue silk stuffing inside. Size of the box: 11 x3.25 x 1.25 = 27.7cm x 8.5cm x 3cm. Weight of the box: 8 oz. = 220 g. Size of the elephants: 50 mm, 40 mm, 35 mm, 28 mm, 22 mm. Weight of the elephants: 20.26g, 13.11g, 9.06g, 3.25g and 2.15g. Only USA buyers, please.
Condition normal aging of the box and ivory, no defects, no smell
Low Estimate: 1200;
High Estimate: 2500;
Original: Yes
Condition normal aging of the box and ivory, no defects, no smell
Low Estimate: 1200;
High Estimate: 2500;
Original: Yes
Antique Chinese Carved Ivory Doctors Model Nude Female
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 6,000Original
Antique Chinese Carved Ivory Doctors Model Nude Female Figure in High Relief in Incredibly Thin Layer with Wood Plinth Base. Length of the ivory: 4.2 in. = 10.2 cm. Width of the ivory: 1.5 in. = 3.8 cm. Wood base measures 5 inches long. 2 wide, 50-mm tall, with ivory in place on base. Weight of ivory: 47.39 g= 1.5 oz. Weight of the ivory and stand: 97 g. Condition: perfect, some minor wear, no defects In the early times doctors in China were not allowed to examine the whole patient. Usually, they checked the pulse and the tongue. Location of pain was shown to them on small figures. Shipping: to USA only
Condition perfect, some minor wear, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 6000;
Original: Yes
Condition perfect, some minor wear, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 6000;
Original: Yes
Pair of Chinese carved bone vases with 3 men
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 5,000Original
Pair of carved bone vases with 3 men. Height: 7.25 in = 181 mm; Weight: 167.8g + 167.3g;
Condition Excellent, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000
High Estimate: 5000
Orignal: Yes
Condition Excellent, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000
High Estimate: 5000
Orignal: Yes
Pair of Chinese carved bone vases with 2 ladies design
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 5,000Original
Pair of Chinese carved bone vases with 2 females design. Height: 7.28 in = 185 mm. Weight: 165.62g + 152.68g.
Condition Excellent, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 5000;
Original: Yes
Condition Excellent, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 5000;
Original: Yes
Chinese carved Ivory Immortal figure, signed
Low Estimate: 5,000High Estimate: 10,000Original
Chinese carved Ivory Immortal figure, signed. Height: approx. 20 inches = 50 cm.
Condition perfect, no defects
Low Estimate: 5000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Original: Yes
Condition perfect, no defects
Low Estimate: 5000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Original: Yes
African Ivory Mask with 5 painted glass beads- necklace
Low Estimate: 400High Estimate: 1,000
African Ivory mask with 5 painted glass beads as a necklace. Total length of the necklace in folded condition: 15 inches = 37.5 cm Total weight: 42.17g
Condition Almost perfect, there is a microscopic 2-3 mm chip on the lower lip. The lace is strong and reliable.
Low Estimate: 400;
High Estimate: 1000;
Condition Almost perfect, there is a microscopic 2-3 mm chip on the lower lip. The lace is strong and reliable.
Low Estimate: 400;
High Estimate: 1000;
African carved Ivory mask Necklace with 7 glass beads
Low Estimate: 400High Estimate: 1,000
African carved Ivory mask (small eyes) with 7 painted glass beads as a necklace. Total length of the necklace in folded condition: 13 inches = 32.5 cm; Total weight: approximately 45g; Mask is hand-carved and hand-polished, perfect condition, no defects. The lace is strong and reliable.
Condition Mask is hand-carved and hand-polished, perfect condition, no defects. The lace is strong and reliable.
Low Estimate: 400;
High Estimate: 1000;
Condition Mask is hand-carved and hand-polished, perfect condition, no defects. The lace is strong and reliable.
Low Estimate: 400;
High Estimate: 1000;
Chinese scroll painting: Mountain River, Zhang Chunqi
Low Estimate: 1,600High Estimate: 3,500Original
Chinese scroll painting: - River in the mountains. Collectable Chinese landscape painting "Li River Mountain" hang scroll marked by Zhang Chunqi. Original painting on paper, signed. On the back of the painting there is an explanation. Size of the painting: 53 x 26.2 inches = 132.5 cm x 65.5 cm. Size of the scroll: 78 x 29.5 inches = 195 cm x 74 cm. Wooden roll length: 33 inches = 82.5 cm.
Condition Fine, insignificant creases on paper
Low Estimate: 1600;
High Estimate: 3500;
Orignal: Yes
Condition Fine, insignificant creases on paper
Low Estimate: 1600;
High Estimate: 3500;
Orignal: Yes
Chinese scroll painting Old Farmer, Liu Wen Xi (?)
Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 5,000
Chinese scroll painting Old Farmer, signed by Liu Wen Xi(?), , 1982, China Liu Wen Xi, still alive, about 70 years old, lives in ShanXi province, China Hand Painted; Painting size: 26.5x25 inches; Scroll size: 78 x 29 inches; Material: ink and colors on paper; artist: Liu WenXi still alive, about 70 years old, in ShanXi province) signed: The farmer, year 1982); Authenticity report: The dating of Asian Works of Art is very difficult and opinions of authenticity vary between experts and specialists. Subsequently, we strongly encourage all prospective buyers and/or his/her agents to carefully research, examine and inspect any and all items they wish to bid on, before the auction. All references to artist name, time periods and cultures are only an opinion and are not a guarantee of authenticity. Shipping in USA - below $20 (Priority Mail, UPS ground, FEDEX ground).
Condition Excellent. no defects
Low Estimate: 1500;
High Estimate: 5000;
Condition Excellent. no defects
Low Estimate: 1500;
High Estimate: 5000;
Certified Chinese Republican (1912-1949) folk painting on Lu (Daoism)
Low Estimate: 5,000High Estimate: 10,000Original
Certified Chinese Republican (1912-1949) folk painting on Lu (Daoism), carton. Mount: 49 x 29 inches. Painting: 42 x 23 inches. Provenance: from New York collection before 1950s. Evaluation by Dr. Qing Chang, PhD in Chinese Art History, MA in Chinese Buddhist Archeology. Chinese folk painting on Lu, one of the Three Gods of Daoism. Lu, meaning salary and position, is represented by the middle age man who wears a uniform of officials from the Ming dynasty. Chinese people believe that worshiping this god could provide them salary and position from the government. The two young boys are the attendants of the god. Date: according the seal, in the Republic period in the first half of the 20th century. Value: about $3000-$5000. Qing
Condition: Natural aging (spots) of the carton;
Low Estimate: 5000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Original: Yes
Condition: Natural aging (spots) of the carton;
Low Estimate: 5000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Original: Yes
Chinese painting, Qing dynasty, general Guan Yu & son
Low Estimate: 10,000High Estimate: 50,000Original
Certified Chinese antique painting on paper, Qing dynasty. Evaluated by Dr. Qing Chang, PhD in Chinese Arts. This painting depicts Guan Yu, his son Guan Ping, and his attendant Zhou Cang from the late Eastern Han dynasty. Size of the frame: 37 x 28.5 in. = 92 cm x 71 cm; Size of the painting: 31 x 20 in. = 77 cm x 50 cm; Weight: 10 lb. = 4.5 kg; Condition: The painting is torn on the sides, but all three figures are preserved. Natural aging of the paper and colors. Framed under the glass.References:Guan Yu (died 220),[1][2] courtesy name Yunchang, was a general serving under the warlord Liu Bei in the late Eastern Han Dynasty of China. He played a significant role in the civil war that led to the collapse of the Han Dynasty and the establishment of the state of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period, of which Liu Bei was the first emperor.[3]As one of the best known Chinese historical figures throughout East Asia, Guan's true life stories have largely given way to fictionalised ones, most of which are found in the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms or passed down the generations, in which his deeds and moral qualities have been lionised. Guan is respected as an epitome of loyalty and righteousness.Guan was deified as early as the Sui Dynasty and is still worshipped by many Chinese people today, especially in southern China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and among many overseas Chinese communities. He is a figure in Chinese folk religion, popular Confucianism,Taoism, and Chinese Buddhism, and small shrines to Guan are almost ubiquitous in traditional Chinese shops and restaurants. He is often reverently called Guan Gong (Lord Guan) and Guan Di (Emperor Guan).[4] His hometown Yuncheng has also named its airport after him. Physical appearance: No descriptions of Guan Yu's physical appearance exist in historical records, but his beard was mentioned in the Sanguozhi. Traditionally, he is portrayed as a red-faced warrior with a long lush beard. The idea of his red face may have derived from a later description of him in the first chapter of the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, where the following passage appears:Xuande took a glance at the man, who stood at a height of nine chi,[notes 1][5] and had a two chi long beard; his face was of the colour of a zao,[notes 3] with red lips; his eyes were like that of a phoenix's,[notes 4] and his eyebrows resembled silkworms.[notes 5] He had a dignified aura and looked quite majestic.Alternatively, the idea of his red face could have been borrowed from opera representation, where red faces depict loyalty and righteousness.[citation needed] Supposedly, Guan Yu's weapon was a guan dao named Green Dragon Crescent Blade, which resembled a glaive and was said to weigh 82 catties (about 18.25 kg or 40 lbs). A wooden replica can be found today in the Emperor Guan Temple in Xiezhou County, Shanxi. He traditionally dons a green robe over his body armour, as depicted in illustrations of Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Condition: The painting is torn on the sides, but all three figures are preserved. Natural aging of the paper and colors. Framed under the glass.
Low Estimate: 10000;
High Estimate: 50000;
Original: Yes
Condition: The painting is torn on the sides, but all three figures are preserved. Natural aging of the paper and colors. Framed under the glass.
Low Estimate: 10000;
High Estimate: 50000;
Original: Yes
Chinese scroll Silk PAINTING,Taoist Deities, Xie Shiqin, certified
Low Estimate: 15,000High Estimate: 50,000Original
Certified Chinese scroll PAINTING on SILK, with 88 Taoist Deities. Evaluated by Dr. Qing Chang, PhD in Chinese Arts. Artist: Xie Shiqin (1880-1956) A Chinese, hand-painted, painting on silk, depicting a festival scene with numerous 88 Chinese deities and historical figures. Signed to lower right with 2 characters and holds one red seal. Gathering of Immortals and Deities The painting, with fine line draw style, depicts many Daoist immortals, including the well-known Eight Immortals of Daoism. In addition, one can see some Buddhist deities, including a few arhats and Guanyin Bodhisattva. Guan Yu (160 or 162-220 CE), the well-known warrior from the late Eastern Han dynasty also appears in the painting, together with his attendant Zhou Cang , who holds the large sword of Guan Yu. The painting also represents some historical figures based on their dresses, but it is hard to figure out who they are. The ink signature of the artist is Fuyuan . Underneath the signature is the seal: Fuyuan . Fuyang is the hao or nickname of Xie Shiqin (1880-1956). Xie is the native of Sui county of Hubei province, and graduated from the Judiciary School of Hubei Province. After the Wuchang Upraising in 1911, he became the inspect censor served for the ministries of the Republic of China government. In 1922, he was the secretory of the public finance office of Hubei province, and became the head of the industry department of Hubei province in 1923. After that, he used to be the head of the educational association of Hubei province. Later he became a lay Buddhist, and worked for the Buddhist society, Huiming Xueshe. Xie is also skillful at painting and calligraphy. Scroll: 68 x 30 ¼ inches = 170 cm x 76 cm Silk painting: 49.5" height x 27 ¼ " = 124 cm x 68 cm
Condition The silk painting is used, a little bit darkened with age, although in very good condition, except for the right upper corner, which was damaged with water (see photos) The mount is damaged on the back, upper corner (see photos). The mount on the top was cut, is repaired and reattached to the upper wooden bar.
Low Estimate: 15000;
High Estimate: 50000;
Original: Yes
Condition The silk painting is used, a little bit darkened with age, although in very good condition, except for the right upper corner, which was damaged with water (see photos) The mount is damaged on the back, upper corner (see photos). The mount on the top was cut, is repaired and reattached to the upper wooden bar.
Low Estimate: 15000;
High Estimate: 50000;
Original: Yes
Chinese scroll silk painting,- Minister & 2 ladies
Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 3,000
Chinese hanging scroll silk painting,- Minister with two ladies, signed. The male figure is high ranking official, based on his dress. The two female figures should be court ladies, based on their dress and the fan they hold. Painting size: 38.5 x 23 inch Scroll size: 83 x 29 inches Material: silk, ink, colors Roller ends: wood Provenance: Bought on auction in California, USA. Shipping in USA - below $20 (Priority Mail, UPS ground, FEDEX ground) International shipping is available ask for the rates, please.
Condition fine, refer to insignificant spots;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 3000;
Condition fine, refer to insignificant spots;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 3000;
Chinese scroll painting on paper-Monks washing clothing
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 10,000
Chinese scroll painting- Monks washing their clothing. Painting size: 49 x 24 inches = 122 cm x 60 cm. Scroll size: 78 x 30 inches = 195 cm x 75 cm. Material: Paper, Ink, Colors, Hand painted. Roller ends: Wood. Shipping in USA by Priority Mail, or FEDEX or UPS - below $20 International shipping is available; ask for shipping rates, please.
Condition Very good, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Condition Very good, no defects
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Qing/Ming Chinese scroll painting, 3 Dao Gods, by Wang Wenwei
Low Estimate: 10,000High Estimate: 30,000Original
Chinese scroll painting, by Wang Wenwei Qing/Ming dynasty, 17th c(?)Painting: 48 x 24 inches = 120 cm x 60 cm. Scroll: 52 x 26 inches = 130 cm x 65 cm. Frame: 50.5 x 31 inches = 126 cm x 77.5 cm. Provenance: from New York collector, before 1950s. Relined in 20th century and framed in 1950s in New York, USA. Age: Exact age is unknown, but the silk is old and there is a high probability of being painted in 17th century. Shipping:1) Could be shipped in a big box as a framed flat painting (more expensive, but safer for the painting)2) Could be shipped in a small tube as scroll (less expensive, but painting will have to be rolled). Evaluation by Dr. Q________ C________, PhD in Chinese Art History, MA in Chinese Buddhist Archeology: Painting of Offering Birthday Congratulations by Wang Wenwei ca. 17th century Late Ming (1368-1644) to early Qing (1644-1911) period Inscription: Offering Birthday Congratulations Painting of Offering Birthday Congratulations By Wang Wenwei Ca. 17th century. Late Ming (1368-1644) to early Qing (1644-1911) period. Inscription: Offering Birthday Congratulations to the elder Kong Tairong Wang Wenwei of JintangChang Qing notes: I do not know who is Kong Tairong, probably a friend of the artist. Jintang is the hometown of the artist, probably located in present-day Zhejiang Province.The artist used fine line drawing style to paint the Three Gods of Daoism, Fu, Lu and Shou, together with five children. This is a traditional popular motif of Chinese painting. Fu, meaning blessing, is represented by the middle age man seated in the middle together with three children. In the mind of Chinese, having more children is a blessing from the heavenly god. Lu, meaning salary and position, is represented by the middle age man seated in the upper section, who wears a uniform of officials from the Ming dynasty. High salary and position are the goals of mens study and hard works. The old age man in the lower section is the god of Shou, meaning Longevity. The deer beside the Shou also symbolizes Lu, salary and position, since deer in Chinese also pronounce Lu. Actually the Three Gods represent the good fortunes and wishes of Chinese.
Condition Silk painting is old, insignificant creases and loss of paint. Relined in 20th century and framed in 1950s in New York, USA. Good preserved condition, because the last 60 years the painting was kept under glass. The last 3 images shows microscopy of the silk under x50 magnification.
Low Estimate: 10000;
High Estimate: 30000;
Original: Yes
Condition Silk painting is old, insignificant creases and loss of paint. Relined in 20th century and framed in 1950s in New York, USA. Good preserved condition, because the last 60 years the painting was kept under glass. The last 3 images shows microscopy of the silk under x50 magnification.
Low Estimate: 10000;
High Estimate: 30000;
Original: Yes
Chinese silk scroll painting Monkeys, birds calligraphy
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 5,000Original
Chinese silk scroll painting -Monkeys, birds and calligraphy. Scroll length 151.5 inches = 377 cm; Scroll width: 10 inches = 25 cm; Painting size, including calligraphy: 111 in. x 6 inches. Hand painted on silk - verified with 100 magnification microscopy.
Condition Very good, refer to insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 5000;
Condition Very good, refer to insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 5000;
Chinese hanging scroll -8 running horses, Shu Pei Huan manner
Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 4,000
Long Chinese hanging scroll 8 running horses, in the manner of Shu Pei Huan. Hand-painted on paper (verified under microscope); Signature: two red seals (unknown); Size of the painting: 53" x 26" = 132 cm x 65 cm; Size of the scroll: 73 x 30" = 182 cm x 75 cm; Material: Paper, ink, colors; Roller ends: wood Condition: Very good, refer to insignificant creases Provenance: Purchased in Canada in 1990s
Condition Very good, refer to insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 1000.0;
High Estimate: 4000.0;
Condition Very good, refer to insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 1000.0;
High Estimate: 4000.0;
Ancient people & crane, Chinese hanging scroll 175cm
Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 2,000
Ancient people and crane, Chinese hanging scroll painting 80x 28 in. Materials: ink, watercolors, hand painted on paper; Signed: seal unknown; Scroll: = 70x22 inches = 175cm x 55cm; Painting: 38 x 19 in. = 95cm x 47.5cm; Age: unknown; Shipping in USA. We suggest USPS Priority, FEDEX or UPS- below $25 International Shipping We ship worldwide, please, contact about shipping rates
Condition Perfect. Refer to insignificant creases, stains, aging and imperfections;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 2000;
Condition Perfect. Refer to insignificant creases, stains, aging and imperfections;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 2000;
Chinese hanging scroll painting- Wise man reading book
Low Estimate: 750High Estimate: 1,500
Chinese hanging scroll painting- Wise man reading a book Painting size: 26 x 20 inches = 65cm x 50cm Scroll size: 67 x 24inches = 167 cm x 60 cm Material: Paper, Ink, Colors, Hand painted Roller ends: Wood Condition: Perfect, very good mounting Signed: Signature unknown Shipping Shipping in USA by Priority Mail, or FEDEX or UPS - below $20 International shipping is available, ask for shipping rates, please.
Condition Perfect, very good mounting
Low Estimate: 750;
High Estimate: 1500;
Condition Perfect, very good mounting
Low Estimate: 750;
High Estimate: 1500;
Chinese Script Calligraphy Liang Qichao 1873-1929
Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 4,000Original
Chinese Script Calligraphy Liang Qichao (1873-1929), Politician, 148 x 41cm Chinese script calligraphy; ink on paper; Mounted on thick paper, but it is not a hanging scroll. Inscribed and signed with one artist seal. Size: 148 cm x 41 cm. Condition: very good for age. Authenticity: original. Liang Qichao (simplified Chinese: ; traditional Chinese: ; pinyin: Liáng Qcho; WadeGiles: Liang Ch'i-ch'ao, Leung Chi-tso (used in Hawaii in 1900),styled Zhuoru, ; Pseudonym: Rengong, ; February 23, 1873 January 19, 1929) was a Chinese scholar, journalist, philosopher, and reformist during the late Qing Dynasty and early Chinese Republic who inspired Chinese scholars with his writings and reform movements
Condition very good for age, some lost of paint.
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 4000;
Orignal: Yes
Condition very good for age, some lost of paint.
Low Estimate: 2000;
High Estimate: 4000;
Orignal: Yes
Chinese modern painting album Shi Qi, 8 women portraits
Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 2,000
Chinese painting album, attributed to Shi Qi - Eight portraits of the women, #P002270. Modern art. Album size: 15 x 15 inches = 37.5 cm x 37.5 cm. Material: Paper, ink, water colors, hand painted.
Condition Very good, insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 2000;
Condition Very good, insignificant creases.
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 2000;
Chinese scroll painting on silk, Two humming birds, attributed to Ma Yuan Yu
Low Estimate: 3,000High Estimate: 10,000
Chinese masterpiece scroll painting on silk, Two humming birds, -attributed to/after Ma Yuan Yu. Stock #1939. Painting size: 45x16 inches = 112.5 cm x 40 cm. Scroll size: 77 x 22 inches = 192 cm x 55 cm. Ends: wood. Material: ink colors, hand painted on silk (verified under x100 magnification). Microscopy: thick fibers - horizontally, thin fibers - vertically. Shipping in USA: We suggest USPS Priority, FEDEX or UPS- below $20 International Shipping: We ship worldwide, please, contact about shipping rates. We suggest USPS Express Mail.
Condition Refer to some aging spots, hangs down perfectly on the wall.
Low Estimate: 3000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Condition Refer to some aging spots, hangs down perfectly on the wall.
Low Estimate: 3000;
High Estimate: 10000;
Chinese hanging scroll painting, Birds on Rockery
Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 3,000
Chinese hanging scroll painting: water color on paper: Birds on Rockery Hanging Scroll, Chinese watercolor on paper, ink and color on paper: birds on rockery; inscribed and signed with two artist seals; Size: 185 cm x 42 cm;
Condition Very good, insignificant creases;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 3000;
Condition Very good, insignificant creases;
Low Estimate: 1000;
High Estimate: 3000;
