ART OF THE FAR EAST
Tuesday 29 June 2021 at 14:00
Salle 2 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
276 lots
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150 - Nō mask, Japan, 19th centuryIn cypress wood, originally covered with gofun but completely repainted in gold depicting the character of Dei Kurohige, head of a dragon god living in the sea, and bringing rain. Iron mark Deme Yūsui. Height : 20,1 cm
Estimate €500 - €600 -
151 - Nō mask, Japan, mid-Edo period (1603-1868 )Cypress wood covered with gofun representing the character of Yase Otoko, an emaciated man. Height : 20 cm Old labels of merchants and collectors. Chips, wear and repaints.
Result €486Estimate €400 - €500 -
152 - Folk mask, Meiji -Taisho period, 19th - 20th centuryWooden mask covered with gofun representing a grimacing character, with exorbitant eyes and a wide open mouth, sticking out his tongue. Not signed. Height : 20 cm
Result €640Estimate €300 - €400 -
153 - Ko-Omote mask, Japan, 20th centuryNo theatre mask made of cypress wood covered with gofun and pigments representing Ko-Omote, a young girl's mask. It is signed inside. Height: 20 cmKiri conservation box with partly illegible inscription .
Result €512Estimate €200 - €300 -
154 - A two-leaf screen decorated with Seiōbo, the "Queen Mother of the West", Japan, early Edo period, 17th - 18th century ,Ink, gofun and polychrome on paper with a gilt leaf background. The scene illustrates the Queen Mother of the West surrounded by her attendants. She is called Seiōbo in Japan and Xi Wang Mu in China. In her left hand she carries a longevity peach reputed to grow in the garden of her residence, a jade palace built on Mount Kunlun. The young women are dressed and coiffed accordi
Result €3,328Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
155 - Painting on paper, Japan, early Edo period, 17th century Gofun, pigments on paper and gold leaf, probably piece of emaki depicting an argument scene during a game of bansugoroku (盤双六) (Japanese ancestor of backgammon). A monk appears to be threatened by another player, pulled back by a third character while two other protagonists watch the scene. The scene takes place in a room of a rich property covered with tatami and whose fusuma are painted in sumie (Chinese ink painting) in the Sansu
Estimate €200 - €300 -
156 - Kakemono attributed to Kunisada (1786-1865), Japan, 19th centuryHigh painting , ink and polychrome on silk depicting a courtesan with her head turned to the left holding a paper scroll in her hand. On the right is a poem attributed to Chūhō Soū, superior of Kyoto's Daitokuji Temple. Signed Gototei Kunisada (Toyoukuni III). Sight size : 39 x 58,5 cmIn its kiri box inscribed : Daitokuji Chūhō Kunisada Gijō ga大徳寺宙寶讃東都国貞妓女之畫 Appreciation by the superior of the Dait
Result €1,408Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
157 - Kitagawa Tsukimaro, Japan, ca. 1810Estamp , ink and polychrome on oban tate-e paper from the series: The climax of the Niwaka festival in the pleasure district (Yoshiwara) Seirô Niwaka zensei asobi (yû). The plate: Tsuki, yuki, hana, sato no niwaka. A young courtesan stands and plays the tsuzumi while another crouches and imitates a shamisen player. Publisher: Yamaguchiya Tôbei.
Estimate €200 - €300 -
158 - Katsukawa Shunkyo, Japan, ca. 1810A print, ink and polychrome on ōban yoko-e paper. Actor Arashi Tomisaburō, a closed fan in his hands, watching his young apprentice performing a dance step with an open fan. Publisher: Shioya Chōbei. Wear, stains, wormholes, insolate.
Estimate €100 - €150 -
159 - Utagawa Kunitora - Ichiyūsaï Kuniyoshi - Ichiyōsaï Kuniteru, Japan, ca. 1840 / 1850Set of four prints, ink and polychrome on paper format ōban, bijin, kabuki actor and sumo wrestler. Insolate, framed under glass, some stained.
Result €230Estimate €200 - €300 -
160 - Utagawa (Ichiyusai) Hirokage and Utagawa (Andō) Hiroshige, Japan, 19th century- Print, ink and polychrome on paper, ōban tate-e format by Utagawa (Ichiyusai) Hirokage from the series Parody of Famous Views of Edo (Edo meisho dōke zukushi). Plate No. 10 Sakuma-Chō outside the Kanda district (Soto Kanda Sakuma-Chō). Publisher: Tsujiokaya Bunsuke (Kinshōdō), ca. 1859. Good overall condition, creased. - Print, ink and polychrome on paper, ōban tate-e format by Utagawa (Andō) Hiroshige from
Result €320Estimate €300 - €400 -
161 - Utagawa Hiroshige II (1826-1869), Japan, ca. 1863Estamp , ink and polychrome on paper, ōban tate-e format from the Tokaido series. Mariko Station. A daimyo gyoretsu passing an inn. Publisher: Enshūya Hikobei. Insolate, foxing.
Estimate €200 - €300 -
162 - Ichiyūsaï Kuniyoshi - Utagawa Toyokuni III (Kunisada), Japan, ca. 1850 / 1858Three prints, ink and polychrome on ōban tate-e paper: - Kuniyoshi from the series Ten Admirable Acts of Tametomo (Tametomo homare no jikketsu). No. 5 Tametomo carrying a crane. - Toyokuni III, a kabuki actor in the role of Fujisuke servant of Ishii in the play Toshitoku soga matsu no shimadai. - Toyokuni III from the series Comparison of the Five Elements: metal (Nazorae gogyu no uchi: Kane), actor Bandō Takesab
Result €192Estimate €150 - €200 -
163 - Ichiyūsaï Kuniyoshi, Japan, ca. 1848Four prints, ink and polychrome on ōban paper from the series History of the 47 ronin (Seichu gishin den). Attached is a print of Yoshitora in very poor condition. Framed under glass, moisture and mold stains.
Result €153Estimate €100 - €200 -
164 - Utagawa Kunisada, Japan, ca. 1830 / 1844Triptych , ink and polychrome on ōban tate-e paper titled: occupations of young girls for the prosperity of the house (Sakae-gusa Tosei musume). Three young women busy from right to left with sericulture, reading and writing, cotton stretching. Insolated, framed under glass
Result €320Estimate €150 - €200 -
165 - Utagawa Toyokuni III, Japan, ca. 1858Pentaptych , ink and polychrome on ōban tate-e paper titled: Forgetting the summer heat with the cool garden wind (Natsu shiranu niwa no ryōfū). Actors Ichikawa Yonejurō II, Sawamura Tosshō II, Iwai Kumesaburō III, and Nakamura Fukusuke on a boat ride among the irises. Publisher: Tsutaya Kichizō (Kōeidō). Framed under glass, insolate.
Result €358Estimate €200 - €250 -
166 - Tsukioka (Taiso) Yoshitoshi, Japan, ca. 1888Estamp , ink and polychrome on ōban size paper, from the series 32 aspects of women's customs (Fūzoku sanjuni-sō). Plate 24 Observant look. A waitress in Kyoto during the Meiji era removes her metal hairpin to cut candle wax from a folding paper lantern. Insolate.
Result €320Estimate €200 - €250 -
167 - Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), Japan, ca. 1948Estamp , ink and polychrome on paper, ōban tate-e format of the shinhanga school. Rainy day in May on the Arakawa River, gogatsu satsuki ame (Arakawa). Signed Hasui, stamped Sui. Dated in the margin, June of the 7th year of the Shōwa era (1932). Publisher: Doi Hangaten. Printer: Yokoi. Engraver: Harada. Later edition. May in the lunar calendar corresponds to June in the Gregorian calendar. June usually has long rainy days in Japan.
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €400 -
168 - Celadon green jade group with russet inclusions, China, late 19th - early 20th centuryCarved in the shape of a digested lemon or "Buddha hand" and hollowed out to make a receptacle. Branches loaded with leaves form the base. Height : 10,5 cm Wooden base carved in the shape of gnarled branches .
Result €1,088Estimate €500 - €600 -
169 - A grey-green jade Yi-shaped libation cup in the archaic style, China, late 19th - early 20th centuryIncised decoration of a frieze of grecians along the outer rim and a stylized dragon's head on the dish of the handle. It stands on a small foot. Length : 13,5 cm
Result €1,408Estimate €500 - €600 -
170 - A celadon jade carved and openwork plate, China, 18th centuryDecorated with peaches of longevity in foliage. Set on a copper plate with mercury gilded edges. 8,5 x 4,5 cmSmall missing parts.
Result €1,152Estimate €500 - €600 -
171 - A celadon green nephrite covered vase, China, 18th century, Qianlong period (1736-1795 )Of flattened baluster form inspired by Hu vases, with four sides and rounded edges. The sides have carved and openwork handles representing stylized archaic dragons. The foot and the lid with a knob of gripping resume the same four-lobed shape. Height : 17 cm
Result €14,720Estimate €6,000 - €8,000 -
172 - Carved celadon jade fibula, China, 19th centuryCarved and openworked with a chilong on the upper part, the end in the shape of a dragon head. The underside is polished and decorated with a button. Length : 10,5 cm
Result €1,664Estimate €300 - €400 -
173 - Nine carved nephrite fibulae, China, 19th centuryOf celadon, light celadon, light beige and light grey tones, eight are variously carved with a dragon head at the end. One of them, in light beige, is carved with a goose head. The reverse and buttons are polished, left without decoration. Length : from 7,5 cm to 9,5 cm
Result €2,560Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
174 - Eight carved nephrite fibulae, China, 19th centurySeven are variously carved with a dragon's head at the end, in shades of celadon, light celadon, light beige and light grey. One of them, in light celadon, is carved with a phoenix head. The backs and buttons are polished, left without decoration. Length : from 8 cm to 9 cm
Result €2,560Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
175 - Soapstone seal, China, late 19th - early 20th centurySquare-sectioned seal in beige soapstone and wine stains, the grip depicting a reclining Noh dog. Height : 7 cm ; length : 5,6 ; width : 5,6 cmSmall chip.
Estimate €100 - €150 -
176 - Duan stone (Duan Yan) of a nice brown hue decorated at the top with a chilong in relief carved in the mass in a greenish vein. The part intended to receive the water, which is called the sea or the lake, is surrounded by stylized rocks also carved in the green vein. It is contained in a precious wooden box, probably zitan. H 3,5 x L 19,4 x W 12,3 cm
Result €768Estimate €600 - €800 -
177 - Two glass and agate snuffboxes, China, late 19th century - One of round shape in translucent amber glass. Green jadeite and gilt copper stopper. Height : 8,7 cm Small defect at the base of the neck. - The other one in light beige agate of flattened rectangular shape with rounded shoulders with some natural inclusions and carved masks and rings on each shoulder. Important coral, turquoise and lead and pewter alloy stopper. Silver plated shovel. Height: 7.2 cmSmall chip on the neck plate.
Result €768Estimate €300 - €400 -
178 - Nephrite snuff bottle of pebble form, China, 1750-1850 The nephrite is almost white in colour with beautiful russet inclusions, skilfully carved using the veins of the stone of a bat holding in its mouth a square medallion engraved with a swastika from which ribbons extend; this combination forms a rebus signifying ten thousand years of happiness. The bottle is well hollowed out and perfectly adapted to the shape of the hand. Coral stopper carved in the form of small leaves. Height : 7,5
Result €6,400Estimate €1,500 - €1,800 -
179 - White nephrite snuff bottle, China, 18th centuryFrom a flattened rectangular shape with rounded shoulders, finely carved with branches of a plum tree in bloom and an orchid, flowers associated respectively with winter and spring. To allow a perfect grip of the bottle, the front of one of the shoulders has been flattened, where the thumb should be placed. Glass stopper imitating green jade. Height : 6,7 cm A white nephrite snuff bottle, 18th century Of flattened rectangular form with ro
Result €2,432Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
180 - Wrist rest carved in a section of bamboo, China, 18th centuryAlso called "hand pillow" (in Chinese 臂擱 bi gē) with finely carved decoration in light relief of figures in pavilions and gardens, a couple in a boat and horsemen crossing a bridge amidst a landscape of rocks, pine trees and weeping willows. Height : 32 cm
Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
181 - A small round black lacquer dish known as tixi (Guri in Japanese), China, Yuan period (1279-1368 )Deeply engraved in layers of black and red lacquer with a central decoration of five small lingzhi mushroom heads surrounded by two rows of stylized ruyi heads. On the reverse, on the marli, an engraved pattern known as xiangcao (fragrant herbs) and on the bottom, a red lacquer mark Shen Ji 申記 which can be interpreted as "made by the Shen family". It stands on a round foot. Diameter: 21.7 cm Sm
Estimate €3,000 - €4,000 -
182 - A pair of tixi (Japanese: guri) lacquer bowls, China, Ming period (1368 - 1644 )With incised lingxi decoration, the interior and the underside of the feet decorated with gold leaves. Diameter: 19.4 cm; Height: 6.8 cmAccidents , restorations and missing parts . Lot presented by the Portier cabinet
Estimate €1,500 - €1,800 -
183 - A pair of copper and cloisonné enamelled bitong brushholders of hexagonal form, China, 18th century, Qianlong period (1736-1795) .The blue background is decorated in polychrome on each side with mountains in clouds and rocks, and with scenes of lake landscapes with pagodas and pavilions among pine trees, wutongs and various trees where people are moving on bridges, in boats or by the water. The underside is decorated with stylized motifs of six-petal flowers in hexagonal medallions. (For a simi
Result €8,960Estimate €1,800 - €2,000 -
184 - A pair of Canton enamel candlesticks, China for export, 19th centuryOn an octagonal base, the polychrome painted enamel decoration shows panels decorated with various scenes showing figures in gardens, pavilions or lakeside landscapes on a translucent turquoise blue background decorated with numerous stylized friezes and motifs of flowers, scrolls and Buddhist emblems Height: 25 cmSmall cracks and cracks in the enamel .
Result €1,152Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
185 - Two small cups painted in polychrome enamels known as Canton, China, 19th centuryOf four-lobed form on four copper feet, the interior decorated with polychrome flowers and foliate scrolls on a yellow ground while the exterior is enamelled white with on each rim a red flower in the centre of two green scrolls. They bear on the underside an apocryphal six-character Qianlong mark in Kǎishū 楷书 enamelled red. 9.2 x 9.2 cmChipping .
Result €281Estimate €200 - €250 -
186 - A copper and cloisonné enamel bottle vase, China, 19th centuryA polychrome decoration on a turquoise blue enamel background of foliage and lotus flowers. A frieze of ruyi heads around the neck and petals and stylized motifs around the foot. It is fixed on a gilt bronze base of European origin in the Chinese style. Total height : 32 cm ; gross weight : 2137 gDamage on the body of the vase and restoration .
Result €2,816Estimate €400 - €500 -
187 - Two covered round boxes in polychrome cloisonné enamels on copper, China, 19th century - One with central medallion decoration on the lid of a peach tree with its fruits, flowers and foliage. The rim and the base are decorated with a motif of various flowers on a Greek background and a frieze of ruyi heads. The foot is surrounded by a band of stylized flowers. - The other with central medallion decoration on the lid of three goats and a shepherd sitting on a rock under a tree, with the sun insc
Result €1,664Estimate €400 - €600 -
188 - Silver teapot with its stand and stove, China for export, late 19th - early 20th centuryIn chased and embossed silver with chrysanthemum decoration. The handle, the lid and the spout in silver imitating gnarled wood branches. The silver support imitating branches allows it to tilt to serve tea. In the middle of the support is fixed a removable alcohol stove to keep the tea warm. It bears three hallmarks: two in Latin letters SHANGHAI CHONGHANG (maker's marks) and one in Chinese ideograms 生記
Result €2,048Estimate €500 - €600 -
189 - A cinnabar red lacquer screen and a pair of vases, China, late 19th century- Large rectangular scholar's screen, the base and frame in cinnabar red lacquered wood with carved scrolls, stylized flowers and peonies in cartouches; the central screen carved with a four-clawed dragon and a phoenix among stylized clouds, rocks and peony flowers, the reverse side in black lacquer. Total height : 48,5 cm ; the panel alone : 34,5 x 26 cmAccident to the foot, missing and accident in the lacquer . - Pair
Result €1,152Estimate €600 - €800 -
190 - Wood and glass display box for a Qin, China, late Qing period, 20th centuryThe beige silk display base shows the hollow places where the qin was held, it is lined with polychrome silk with stylized floral decoration. The openwork base is carved with stylized kui, magnolia flowers, interlacing foliage and bats. The lid of the wooden storage box bears the inscriptions: 潞琴 (Lùqín) Qin, a plucked lute from Shanxi province that may have come from the workshops of Lu Jianwang, a famous qin maker
Estimate €300 - €400 -
191 - Limestone head of Guanyin, China, Ming period, 15th century The oval face carved with a serene and meditative expression. The eyebrows are high and arched, with a very pronounced ridge, over almost closed, wrinkled eyes. The eyes are surmounted by heavy and very bulging eyelids. An urna (symbol of vision in the divine world) in relief adorns the middle of the forehead. The lips are well sculpted and fleshy, ending in a point at the mouth, reinforcing the meditative side of the face. The chin i
Result €9,216Estimate €8,000 - €10,000 -
192 - Bronze incense burner with brown patina in the form of a Noh dog, China, late Ming period, 17th centuryThe left paw resting on a brocade ball and the right paw raised, placed on a missing element, perhaps a receptacle containing incense sticks. The carved wooden base with a cloud motif has a place reserved for this missing element. The head of the animal is mounted with a hinge that allows it to tilt forward in order to fill the body of the animal with scented elements. There is a small dog of F
Result €2,816Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
193 - Bronze incense burner in the archaic style, China, 19th centuryBrown patina, octagonal shape, resting on four curved feet topped by heads of dogs of Fô. Decorated on the various sides of the body with chiselled motifs in the archaic style and fitted with two chilong handles. A wooden lid with a hard stone grip, probably fluorite, covers the incense burner. Height: 16 cm; total height: 27 cm; weight (without lid): 3360 g. Accidents to the lid, wooden base broken and glued back .
Result €1,536Estimate €300 - €400 -
194 - A gilt bronze Buddhist statuary base, China, late Ming period , 17th centuryOf hexagonal form, topped by a balustrade on the three front sides. On the lower part, four fierce-looking guardians seem to support the base and stand on four of the feet. In the center, a dragon's head in high relief. A decoration of stylized flowers chiseled between two lotiform friezes decorates five of the sides. Height : 14,5 cm ; weight : 4305 g
Result €8,192Estimate €300 - €400 -
195 - Bronze group, China, Ming styleBronze group with brown and green patina of a reclining ram. Han style inscription on the bottom. Height: 10.5 cm; length: 17.5 cm Lot presented by the Portier firm
Result €21,760Estimate €400 - €600 -
196 - Chinese halberd called Guandao, China, late 19th centuryAlso called Yanuedao, it owes its name to the particular shape of its blade. The blade is made of iron and seems to come out of the mouth of a bronze dragon located at the top of the shaft. The handle is made of blackened wood. It would have been the weapon of choice of the general Guan Yu. Length : 203 cm
Result €896Estimate €400 - €600 -
197 - Gold and red lacquered bronze sculpture representing Wei Tuo Pusa, China, Ming period, 17th centuryHere depicted standing on a base of stylized clouds from which a dragon emerges, his hands resting on the hilt of a sword whose point enters the animal's mouth. He wears a headdress and a general's armour decorated with a dragon's head. Known as Skanda, he is the protector of Buddhist teachings and the head of the twenty-four celestial guardians mentioned in the Golden Light Sutra. Height: 57 cmWea
Result €5,760Estimate €3,000 - €4,000 -
198 - Bronze sculpture with brown patina representing the Taoist deity Xuantian Shangdi, China , late Ming period, 17th centuryHere depicted seated, she is also known as Zhengwudadi, Emperor Zhenwu. In Taoist cosmology, he is a stellar god who governs the northern sky. He also has a military function and is assimilated to the Emperor of the North Bei Di. He is always represented with his foot on Xuanwu, a turtle embraced by a snake representing the north and winter, and one of the four symbols of the
Result €12,288Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
199 - A mandarin's square and two small embroideries framed under glass, China, 19th centuryMandarin's rank badge in embroidered silk on a midnight blue background decorated with a paradise tchitrec on a rock amidst foaming waves on a background of clouds, Buddhist objects and auspicious elements such as peonies, peaches, lingzhi and bats. This two-part square was sewn onto the front of the mandarin's robe and indicated his rank, in this case the chitrec of paradise indicates the rank of ninth rank ci
Result €576Estimate €300 - €400
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SALE :
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L’étude ADER ne fait pas les envois de bijoux, les acheteurs sont invités à organiser eux-mêmes le transport de leurs achats.
Défaut de paiement :
À défaut de paiement par l’adjudicataire de la totalité des sommes dues, dans le mois qui suit la vente, et après une seule mise en demeure restée infructueuse, ADER entamera une procédure de recouvrement. L’acheteur sera inscrit au fichier centralisé d’incidents de paiement du SYMEV (www.symev.org) et l’ensemble des dépends restera à sa charge. à compter d’un mois après la vente et à la demande du vendeur, la vente pourra être annulée sans recours possible.