AUTUMN ASIA WEEK NEW YORK AUCTION RESULTS
A Rare and Exceptional Chinese Molded Famille Rose Figure of the Arhat (Luohan) Rahula, 18th century. Sold for UIS$300,000
Heritage Auctions’ September 16 Asian Art Signature® Auction achieved US$1,072,596, including buyer’s premium, with 211 of 237 lots sold, representing an 89% sell-through rate by lot and 177% by value. The sale was led by a rare 18th-century Chinese imperial molded famille rose figure of the Arhat Rahula, which realized US$300,000 against an estimate of $40,000–60,000.
RECENT AUTUMN ASIA WEEK NEW YORK AUCTION
Fine & Decorative Asian Art Signature® Auction #8270
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Full Preview: Sept 10-12 & 14-15 from 10am-5pm at 445 Park Avenue, NYC
Auction Location: 2801 W. Airport Freeway Dallas, TX
The Asian Art Department at Heritage Auctions is proud to present this carefully curated Signature Auction, featuring works from esteemed estates and private collections. Leading the sale is an exceptional 18th-century Chinese imperial famille rose figure of the Luohan Rahula, accompanied by a selection of imperial porcelain spanning the mid-Qing through the Guangxu period.
The sale also presents a substantial selection from the collection of Dutch dealer Leonard David Snijder, with a particular focus on Transitional and Kangxi-period blue and white porcelain. Another notable highlight is a rare Yongle/Xuande-period Longquan celadon carved bowl.
Equally noteworthy is the selection of jade and jadeite works, along with three important collections of snuff bottles with distinguished provenance. Chinese paintings include works by Qi Baishi, Pu Ru, and other late Qing artists. Among the Japanese works, a selection of shin-hanga prints led by pre-earthquake works by Kawase Hasui should not be missed.
Spanning diverse regions, periods, and media, the sale offers a broad selection of Asian works of art, including Chinese ceramics, jade, paintings, scholars’ objects, Japanese woodblock prints from the ukiyo-e through shin-hanga traditions, and Himalayan gilt-bronze statues.
Contact:
Charlene Wang
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