In 1759, the Qianlong emperor ordered a review of the Qing court attire system. The dragon robe, in particular, was only given to those of high rank. It represented the professional attire of members of the military and civil service. The upcoming Ceramics and Works of Art sale, offered by Oakridge Auction Gallery, presents a Chinese blue dragon robe from the Qing dynasty. The decoration on the robe includes dragons, clouds, and mountains.
The sale offers several pieces of carved jade as well. In Chinese culture, jade symbolizes status, wealth, and spirituality. Featured in the auction is a circular white jade plaque with a zitan wood stand. Dating back to the 18th century, one side of the plaque features a landscape with the image of an old man and a young boy. The other side is accented with bird, flower, and rock designs. Register on Bidsquare to find more information and to bid for the available items.
Lot Categories:
Asian Works of Art (304), Ceramics and Pottery (123), Asian Furniture (14), Sculptures & Carvings (131), Clothing, Costumes & Masks (15), Screens, Scrolls & Fans (18)# of Lots:
327Price Range:
$1,800 - $25,000Interesting lots include:
| Item Image | Item Name | Estimate |
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 | Imperial Chinese Lang Yao Red Brush Pot, Kangxi | Estimate: |
 | Pair Chinese Lacquer Cabinets with Stones, 16-17th Century | Estimate: |
 | Chinese Blue Ground Winter Dragon Robe, 19th Century | Estimate: |
 | Chinese Jade Round Screen with Zitan Stand, 18th Century | Estimate: |
 | Chinese Famille Rose Vase, Da Ya Zai Mark, Guangxu | Estimate: |
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Contact Info
Oakridge Auction Gallery
- 44675 Cape Court, 171, Ashburn, Virginia 20147
- 703-291-1010
- [email protected]
- https://www.oakridgeauctiongallery.com/
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