Asian art is not just made up of ideas or imaginations. It is defined by assimilation of various cultures and stories; of dynasties that ruled; of carvings of Gods. Featuring a collection of such artistry is the 2 day Fine & Decorative Asian Art Signature Auction Heritage Auctions.
The first day of the auction curates 354 lots which are a mix of Tibetan thangka, Chinese center pieces, Japanese hardware and more. One item that goes above and beyond, because of its detailed designs, is a well-decorated Chinese imperial gilt-bronze elephant from the Qing Dynasty. This item bags the highest estimation at $70,000. Other pieces like an imperial Chinese, nine dragons carved lacquer box, along with a Tibetan silk lama thangka (hand painted) from the 18th century, cannot go unnoticed.
# of Lots:
354Price Range:
$600 - $70,000Interesting lots include:
Item Image | Item Name | Estimate |
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A Chinese Imperial Cloisonné Enamel and Cabochon-Mounted Gilt Bronze Elephant | Estimate: | |
A Monumental Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Enamel and Gilt Metal Attendants | Estimate: | |
An Imperial Chinese Carved Three-Color Lacquer Nine Dragons Box and Cover | Estimate: | |
A Tibetan Painted Silk Lama Thangka | Estimate: | |
An Imperial Japanese Maki-e Lacquered Wedding Chest with Bronze and Silver Inlays and Bronze Hardware | Estimate: |
Contact Info
Heritage Auctions
- 445 Park Ave, New York, New York 10022
- 212-486-3500
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- https://www.ha.com/