Fall 2019 Live Online Auction

Since 1368, the Ming Dynasty has been recognized for its significant drama, literature, porcelain, artifacts, and more. Centuries later, the dynasty’s finest art and relics continue to impress auctioneers and collectors alike. From the abundance of such pieces comes one notable and interesting item: A Cinnabar dragon dish. Presented in the upcoming Fall 2019 Live Online Auction offered by Elder’s Fine Art & Antiques, the dish dates back to the Jia Jing period of the Chinese Ming Dynasty. Being one of the sale’s most valuable items, the dish might intrigue viewers with its carved, sinuous dragons and mysterious history. 

Along with Asian art and antiques, a variety of categories that buyers can explore includes collectibles, fine art, furniture, and jewelry. One piece from Martin Lewis, Drypoint Misty Night, Danbury, is highlighted with its realistic portrayal of a dark and rainy street scene. Other notable items include a pair of 18th-century silver candlesticks and a moving wood engraving by artist Rockwell Kent. Over 275 items are included in this collection, ranging in estimate from $75 – $30,000. To view the complete catalog and register for online bidding, visit Invaluable.