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Thomas Murray
Fu Qiumeng Fine Art
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Chinese Art
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Chinese Art
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Japanese Art
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Japanese Art
Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc.
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Fine Chinese Glazed Ribbed Jar with Handles, Jin dynasty, 12th /13th century, glazed overall in a beautiful deep brownish/ black glaze with carefully delineated vertical ribs in slip along the exterior, height: 4 ½ in (11.5 cm). Of particularly fine quality.
Fine Chinese Glazed Ribbed Jar with Handles, Jin dynasty, 12th /13th century, glazed overall in a beautiful deep brownish/ black glaze with carefully delineated vertical ribs in slip along the exterior, height: 4 ½ in (11.5 cm). Of particularly fine quality.
Unusual Underglaze Blue and Red Small Meiping (Snuff Bottle), 19th c. Of fine form, Decorated with a large-scale Imperial Dragon and flowering plants. All finely painted in a striking combination of underglaze blue and Red., Height: 3 in. (7.7 cm)
Ex: Private American Collection
Prior in the noted early 20th century collection of Alfred E. Hippisley and exhibited at the time at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC: 1887-1912
Included in the sale of the collection in 1925. WIth collection label to the underfoot.
Unusual Underglaze Blue and Red Small Meiping (Snuff Bottle), 19th c. Of fine form, Decorated with a large-scale Imperial Dragon and flowering plants. All finely painted in a striking combination of underglaze blue and Red., Height: 3 in. (7.7 cm)
Ex: Private American Collection
Prior in the noted early 20th century collection of Alfred E. Hippisley and exhibited at the time at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC: 1887-1912
Included in the sale of the collection in 1925. WIth collection label to the underfoot.
Pair of Root Carvings of Daoist Immortals, Ca: 18th/ 19th c., Ingeniously carved from curved and flattened rootwood that incorporated the natural forms into the sculpture, with subtle enhancements to bring out the subject of the Immortal figures. With beautiful tone and texture to the wood. The figures are reminiscent in style to 17th and 18th century soapstone carvings that were sent to Europe and featured in the Kunstkammers of the major collectors of the time. Each mounted on separate wood bases. Heights with bases: 9 and 9 1/2 in. ( 22.5 and 24 cm)
Pair of Root Carvings of Daoist Immortals, Ca: 18th/ 19th c., Ingeniously carved from curved and flattened rootwood that incorporated the natural forms into the sculpture, with subtle enhancements to bring out the subject of the Immortal figures. With beautiful tone and texture to the wood. The figures are reminiscent in style to 17th and 18th century soapstone carvings that were sent to Europe and featured in the Kunstkammers of the major collectors of the time. Each mounted on separate wood bases. Heights with bases: 9 and 9 1/2 in. ( 22.5 and 24 cm)
ASIA WEEK AUTUMN 2023
New York Asia Week 2023 Begins
The art season begins this month in New York with Asia Week running from
September 14–22. We will be open throughout EXCEPT the weekend (Sept. 16 & 17).
We look forward to your visit and showing you the numerous items we have acquired during the summer months – including a wonderful set of Han pottery acrobats and a lovely small collection of miniature monochromes from a notable private New England collection (and prior in the Gerry Mack Collection).
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