SOLD ! SALE RESULTS FOR ART D’ASIE
THE SALE AT A GLANCE :
Sale overview : The June sale presents circa 200 lots of important Buddhist sculptures, jade carvings, classical and modern Chinese paintings, porcelain, furniture, cloisonné enamels and lacquer…
Sale’s total : €8,266,482
Pre-sale estimates : €4,994,500 – 7,683,000
Number of lots : 208
400 registrants from 31 countries including 33% of millennials.
THE TOP LOT OF THE SALE :
Lot number : 100
Work : Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), Under the well of the Great Wave off Kanagawa [“Great Wave”], woodblock print, from the series Thirty-six views of Mount Fuji, 26 x 38,4 cm
Sold for : €882,000 Pre-sale estimate : €200,000-300,000
HIGH PERFORMING LOTS, AND OTHER HIGHLIGHTS :
- Preemption by the Musée national des Arts asiatiques - Guimet in Paris
A rare bronze figure of Ksitigarbha from the Dali kingdom (937-1253)
Lot 187 Est. €200,000-400,000 Sold: € 226,800
- The Maurice Colin collection doubled its high estimate totaling €1.2m
(consigned in partnership with the Marambat-de Malafosse auction house in Toulouse).
Pham Hau (Vietnam, 1903-1995), Five maidens, four lacquer on panels, 1937
Lot 2 Est. €120,000-180,000 Sold: € 529,200
- The Jeremy Brown collection doubles its high estimate
A rare pair of gilt-enamelled porcelain bowls, Qing dynasty multiplies its estimate by 5
Lot 72 Est. €35,000-50,000 Sold: €189,000
- The collection of General Baron Haro van HermertTot Dingshof doubles its high estimate
A red-glazed vase from the Qing dynasty, dated XVIIIth century, multiplies its estimate by 5
Lot 119 Est. 10,000-15,000 € Sold : € 50,400
- A cinnabar lacquer circular box and cover from the Ming dynasty, dated 15th century, achieves more then ten times its presale estimate
Lot 25 Est. €20,000-30,000 Sold : € 201,600
- This rare blue and white lobed charger from the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368) multiplies its estimate by 5
Lot 161 Est. €80,000-120,000 € Sold : € 403,200
The combined lots from this European collection double the pre-sale estimate.
