Our Asian Art department, directed by D�borah Teboul experienced a great 2006 year. The Asian arts market enjoyed the foreign buyers' enthouisiasm (English and mostly Chinese). Chinese arts have been prevailing over the ones from Japan, Corea and South-Est of Asia.
Our best sales since 2006 :
Molded porcelain brush support blue enamel on a white base pattern with five-claw dragons, in the middle of clouds, forming a three-hill mountain. Horizontal note under the base with six kaishu letters. Est. 3 500/4 000euros |
Pear-shaped ewer with white porcelain and blue pattern
from a 15th century exemplary that inspired from Persian silversmith's trade. Est. 12 000/15 000 euros |
Beautiful circular box with vermilion lacquer. Sculpted decoration showing clouds on a red base, the top is set with a big dragon in the center with an open and threatening jaw. Est. 20 000/25 000 euros |
Baluster-shaped white porcelain vase, Width neck decorated with camaieu blue showing a deer family drinking in a lake under a Widthevity pine tree. Six blue letters under the base. China, QianWidth period (1736-1795). Est. 4 000/5 000 euros |
Beautiful panoramic painting showing a lively market with strollers. From right to left : the fortune- teller, the antiquarian, the rooster owner , jugglers, monk infront of a Buddhist gong, the doll merchant, the fruit merchant, the monkey exhibitor, a kite, tha lantern merchant. Ink and gouache on silk. Est. 15 000/20 000 euros |
White porcelain platter with blue enamel. Foliate edge in relief surrounding a circular pattern. Sold 1 656 250 euros |
For any further information, please contact:
D�borah Teboul ([email protected])
+33 (0)1 53 30 30 57