UPCOMING EVENT
A Pair of Large Iron-Red Decorated “Dragons” Chargers, Late Qing Dynasty; Estimate: $10,000-15,000
Welcoming Consignments
March 27—Asian Art, Asia Week, New York City
Consignment deadline: February 13
April 21—Asian Art Online Auction
June 25—Asian Art, Philadelphia
Consignment deadline: May 15
We pleased to announce the Spring 2026 schedule of Asian Art auctions, offering multiple opportunities to consign and collect throughout the season:
SVP and Asian Art International Specialist Ben Farina will meet with clients in the Washington, D.C. region (February 3–7). To discuss consignment opportunities, please contact [email protected].
To learn more, click here.
Asia Week New York Autumn 2025 Auction Results
Freeman’s | Hindman exceeded expectations at its September 19 Asian Works of Art auction, realizing $1,671,856—nearly double the pre-sale estimate. With 20% of buyers new to the firm and the sale achieving 141% by value, results underscored strong demand across categories. The auction presented a diverse range of Asian art, highlighted by works from distinguished private collections, including property from the Estates of General Han-Chien Chueh, banker Yiling Wang, Henry V. and Carol K. Nickel, the collection of
Dr. Brian Salzberg, the collection of Edwin Hardy, and a second offering of Chinese gold jewelry from the RenLu Collection.
Ben Farina, Senior Vice President, International Representative, Asian Art, says “This sale is a culmination of our approach at Freeman’s | Hindman, where we focus on bringing together compelling works of great beauty and sharing their stories, and those of the collectors who have treasured and preserved these pieces for future generations.”
To learn more about all the sales highlights, click here.
Past Fall Sales
Asian Works of Art
Sale 6418
Auction: Friday, September 19, 2025 at 10am ET
Previews: September 12 & 15–18, 10am-5pm; Sept 13, 10am-4pm
This fall in New York, Freeman’s | Hindman is proud to present a diverse selection of Asian Art for connoisseurs and collectors. Highlights include Chinese paintings by Qi Baishi and Xu Beihong from the Estate of General Han-Chien Chueh; Ming and Qing painting albums and rubbings from the Estate of banker Yiling Wang; a second offering of Chinese gold jewelry from the RenLu Collection; rock crystal and other hardstone carvings from a Distinguished Pennsylvania Collection; Fine Meiji Period Japanese ceramics from the Estate of Henry V. and Carol K. Nickel; jade and hardstone archer’s rings from the collection of Dr. Brian Salzberg, Philadelphia, and Chinese, Japanese, Korean works of art and Indian miniature paintings from the collection of Edwin Hardy. Complementing these single-owner collections are additional offerings of Chinese porcelain, jade, furniture, Japanese bronze, and lacquer.
Dai Xi (1801-1860) 戴熙, Landscapes, ink and color on silk, album with eight loose leaves with yellow silk brocade covers and a bag title slip on bag written by Wang Yiling, with a seal, Xiwen; title slip on front cover written by Wang Yiling, with a seal, Wang Xiwen; dated July of the lunar year yiyou (1825), signed and inscribed, with three artist seals each stamped multiple times, Dai Xi (2), Chunshi (5), chen Dai Xi yin (2), each image: 11 1/8 x 9 1/2 in. (28.2 x 24.2 cm), album: 14 x 13 1/2 in. (35.6 x 34.3 cm), Lot 28, estimate: US$20,000-30,000, Asian Works of Art Sale
We invite you to explore the catalogue, visit our exhibition, and connect with our specialists!
Contact:
Annie Wu, VP, Head of Department, Asian Works of Art
312) 447 3260
[email protected]
