Antique animal clay sculpture (probably a ram). Burial object made of grey, burnt clay. Authentic object from the Song- or Yuan-Dynasty, hence app. 11.-13. century.
The object shows a very strong, lively expression.
The part or the right ear has a small fault with surly resulted from the process of burning, not later. No other damages.
2,2 x 4 x 3,4 inches (58 x 102 x 90 mm), 157 gram.
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清 朝 雕 塑 Qing Dynasty, China: Huang-mu sculpture (黄 木 雕 塑<) . 4,5 x 4,1 x 12,5 inches.
Delicate carving, depicting a Chinese man with “pigtail”, in traditional outfit, smoking a pipe.
No faults, nice natural patina, warm flair.
Decorative Art Nouveau plaque depicting three dogs.
3,2 x 1,7 inches (82 mm x 41 mm), 86 gram. Fine condition.
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Charming, antique Chinese Jade. It looks to be a little tiger, sprawled out. Good carving with strong expression.
2,2 x 1,4 x 0,6 inches (56 x 35 x 17 mm), fine condition.
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Antique Chinese boxwood-toggle of an immortal (Li Tieguai) with gourd. Lively carving with 2 holes at back to fix a string.
1,8 x 1,2 x 3,8 inches, fine condition, no blemishes.
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Peoples Republic of China: Authentic bust of Chairman Mao from the Cultural Revolution period. Unglazed porcelain.We guaranty the authenticity of the object.
The bust measures 12 cm (5 inches) high and is without damage to the appearance of Chairman Mao.
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China, Qing Dynasty: Gilded wood carving with a rider (immortal) on a mythical creature, a Qilin, holding a big piece of gold.
Hand carved wood that has been gilded over red lacquer. Detailed work, strong facial expression of the rider.
40 x 80 x 120 mm, good condition.
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Qing Dynasty, Chinese Bronze-Buddha Akshobhya, fire-gilded.
3,2 x 2,2 x 4,4 inches (83 x 53 x 110 mm), 290 gram.
The gilding is partly worn out but intact on the larger part of the figure.
The content in the body oft he Buddha is still existent, the base-plate is uneven.
The Object comes from the important Dr. Walter Heihs collection.
Buddha Akshobhya, “the Unshakable”, is the Buddha touching the Earth with his right hand, while his left hand is resting in his lap to accept alms.
This position is known as the Bhumisparsha Mudra.
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Attractive, semi-transparent Shoushan stone a so-called scholar’s rock, resting on a fitting stand. Beige-rose color, very pleasing shape. Margin piece with “skin”.
Height: 8,5 cm. Horizontal line as part of the stone, not going through the whole stone.
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Attractive Chinese Scholar’s rock. Cheng Hua chicken-blood stone. Pleasing shape and quite some red.
80 x 22 x 35 mm, 66 gram. Good condition, well polished.
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