04 janvier 2011
Waterpot in the form of a large open lotus-leaf with curled edge, Yuan dynasty, circa 1300.

15 mai 2010
Waterpots @ Bonhams. Fine Chinese Art, 13 May 2010. New Bond Street
A rare pale green jade waterpot and cover, 18th century. photo Bonhams
The square vessel rising to the slanted shoulders and rectangular opening, superbly carved with a chilong dragon clambering over the side in pursuit of the flaming pearl atop the cover and with further two chilongs emerging from the crested crashing waves, the underside carved with swirling waves, the stone of a pale green tone with minor russet inclusions to the underside, wood stand. 12cm wide. (3). Sold for £45,600
A blue-glazed waterpot, 16th... [Lire la suite]
20 mars 2010
Kangxi mark and period monochromes @ Sotheby's, Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art, 23 Mar 2010.,New York

22 mai 2009
Chinese coral-glazed ceramics, 18th century from Christie's Belgravia and Lake Geneva Two European Collection

19 mai 2009
A robin's-egg-glazed waterpot, 18th/19th century

19 mai 2009
A 'Guanyao-type' waterpot, Qing Dynasty
A 'Guanyao-type' waterpot, Qing Dynasty
The flattened shoulders rising to a short mouth, covered overall with a greenish-grey glaze with a dark crackle and a paler, golden secondary crackle. 7.4cm (3in) diam. Sold for £9,000
Provenance: Mr and Mrs Alfred Clark, no.564.Sold at Sotheby's London, Catalogue of Important Chinese Ceramics: The Property of Mrs Alfred Clark, 25 March 1975, lot 115.
Bonhams. Fine Chinese Art, 14 May 2009. New Bond Street www.bonhams.com