René Boivin, Bague de genre chevalière. Estimation : 10 000 € / 12 000 €. Photo Artcurial
En or jaune 18k (750), ciselée de godrons, unis ou sertis de diamants taillés en brillant, encadrant un saphir ovale - Signée René Boivin, poinçon du joaillier - Tour de doigt: 52, Poids brut: 20.32 g
A sapphire, diamond and 18k yellow gold ring, by René Boivin.
ARTCURIAL, Joaillerie (Monaco), le 19 Janvier 2016 à 14h
René Boivin, Collier de genre torque, Années 1970. Estimation : 3 000 € / 5 000 €. Photo Artcurial
Fait d'un jonc en chute en bois coupé de cinq bandeaux en or uni 18k (750), dans sa partie frontale incrusté d'un important saphir cabochon étoilé entre quatre diamants navettes et deux diamants taillés en brillant - Poinçon du joaillier Roger Davière ayant travaillé pour Boivin
Bibliographie: F. Cailles, René Boivin Joaillier, Les Editions de l'Amateur, 1994, reproduit page 364
A DIAMOND, WOOD, SAPPHIRE AND 18K YELLOW GOLD NECKLACE, BY RENE BOIVIN, CIRCA 1970
ARTCURIAL, Joaillerie (Monaco), le 19 Janvier 2016 à 14h
A finger ring by René Lalique in yellow gold, each side centred by a carved ivory face, the ring is surmounted by a cabochon emerald, the setting of the stone formed and enamelled to resemble a crown, the subject’s hair sensuously tumbles down the deeply engraved shoulders, the top of the shoulders are decorated with overlapping engraved leaves filled with black enamel. (Wartski)
Rare Ram’s head cuff bracelet and ring with 18ct yellow gold rams head with carved ebony horns by Van Cleef and Arpels, New York, c.1965 (Hancock’s)
René Lalique. Années 1908-1912. Collier draperie représentant une frise de papillons en pâte de verre bleue montés à fond. Photo Pierre Bergé& Associés.
Ils sont retenus par des motifs volutes en or émaillé violet retenant des fruits stylisés en pâte de verre. Il est rehaussé de huit améthystes ovales en sertissure. Monture en or vert et rose 18 kts. Signature et poinçon de Maître. Dans son écrin d'origine marqué Lalique, Place Vendôme 24, Paris. Lot 17. Résultat : 200000 €
Pierre Bergé& Associés. Bijoux anciens. Mardi 16 décembre 2008
René Boivin. Années 1960. Bracelet "Sao". Photo Pierre Bergé& Associés.
Bracelet rigide ouvert formé de l'iscription "Sao" serti de diamants brillantés. La monture en or jaune 18 kts rehaussée de lignes d'aigues-marines. Signé. Travail français. Le mot Sao signifie "Saint" en brésilien. Lot 85 - Invendu
Pierre Bergé& Associés. Bijoux anciens. Mardi 16 décembre 2008
Ornement de corsage fabriqué par Boucheron. Lapis, corail, jade et diamants monture en or exécuté pour l'Exposition des Arts Décoratifs de Paris en 1925.
Lot 290. A matched set of twelve Chinese 'famille-verte''Province' plates, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period. Estimate 25,000 — 40,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's.
each gilt and enamelled at the centre with the coat-of-arms of a Province, framed by two pairs of birds in flight amidst peony and chrysanthemum blooms, the lobed well and foliate rim with lappet-shaped panels variously enclosing figures and vases of flowers, all reserved on a foliate diaper ground, comprising of five medium sized dishes and seven smaller
Quantité: 12
5 plates of the provinces Leuven, Groningen, Limburg and (2x) Frankrijk 24 cm diam.; 4 plates of Mechelen, Brabant, Namen and Henegouwen 27,5 cm diam.; 2 plates of Luxemburg 28 cm diam.; 1 plate of Limburg 30cm diam.
PROPERTY OF THE DIOCESE HAARLEM-AMSTERDAM, REMOVED FROM THE 'BISSCHOPSHUIS'
Sotheby's. Of Royal and Noble Descent Including Works of Art from Palazzo Sacchetti, Rome, Londres, 19 janv. 2016, 10:00 AM
Lot 289. A pair of large Chinese 'famille-verte''Province' dishes, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period. Estimate 8,000 — 12,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's.
each gilt and enamelled at the centre, one with the coat-of-arms of Vlaanderen, the other with the coat-of-arms of Nameur, framed by two pairs of birds in flight amidst peony and chrysanthemum blooms, the well and rim with shaped panels variously enclosing scholars in landscapes, pairs of birds and fish, all reserved on an underglaze-blue diaper ground. Quantité: 2 - 46.7cm., 18 3/8 in.
PROPERTY OF THE DIOCESE HAARLEM-AMSTERDAM, REMOVED FROM THE 'BISSCHOPSHUIS'
Sotheby's. Of Royal and Noble Descent Including Works of Art from Palazzo Sacchetti, Rome, Londres, 19 janv. 2016, 10:00 AM
Lot 288. A large Chinese 'famille-verte''Province' dish, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period. Estimate 6,000 — 8,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's.
gilt and enamelled at the centre with the coat-of-arms of Luxenburgh, framed by two pairs of birds in flight amidst peony and chrysanthemum blooms, the well and rim with shaped panels variously enclosing scholars in landscapes, pairs of birds and fish, all reserved on an underglaze-blue diaper ground - 47cm., 18 1/2 in.
PROPERTY OF THE DIOCESE HAARLEM-AMSTERDAM, REMOVED FROM THE 'BISSCHOPSHUIS'
Sotheby's. Of Royal and Noble Descent Including Works of Art from Palazzo Sacchetti, Rome, Londres, 19 janv. 2016, 10:00 AM
A Maison Worth cut velvet evening coat, 1901 and altered in the 1920s. Photo Kerry Taylor Auctions.
A Maison Worth cut velvet evening coat, 1901 and altered in the 1920s. un-labelled, of deep crimson velvet woven with ribbon scrolls and blooms, edged in white fox and lined in ivory silk, chest 92cm, 36in
For a similar Worth mantle in green see 'The Opulent Era' by Elizabeth Ann Coleman colour plate 23, published by Thames & Hudson and the Brooklyn Museum.
Jean Philippe Worth was the chief designer at this period.
House of Worth, Jean-Philippe Worth, Evening coat, 1901. Silk, fur. Length at CB: 60 in. (152.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of the Brooklyn Museum, 2009; Gift of Edith Gardiner, 1926 (2009.300.64) © 2000–2015 The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This is an iconic coat of the House of Worth. The construction is meant to emphasize the textile in the most dramatic way and would have been custom made for the House. The House of Worth was founded with an interest in heavily supporting the textile industry through vast amounts of elaborate textiles. This is an example of how that mission continued on through the design's of Charles Frederick Worth's son.
Jean-Philippe Worth began as an assistant to his father, Charles Frederick Worth, in 1875. Gradually he was allowed to create his own designs and when his father died in 1895, he became the lead designer for the house. He was praised for making elaborate artistic gowns with intricate trimmings on unique textiles, much like his father had before him. Although the House of Worth was still favored by royalty and celebrities through the turn of the century, their styles were no longer the forefront of French fashion after 1900. Around 1910 Jean-Philippe limited his design work to important orders and hired his nephew, Jean-Charles Worth, as the new lead designer before leaving the company entirely after World War I.
Waistcoat and Frockcoat, detail of suit, 1775-80, British, silk. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
18th century suit, detail. Amsterdam Museum.
Detail. Court suit, late 18th–early 19th century, French© 2000–2015 The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Lot 596. A fine yellow-ground famille rose porcelain flower bowl, underglaze blue Yongzheng six-character mark. Estimate 8000/12000 €. Unsold. Photo Nagel.
D. 14,5 cm. Small old restored chip to mouth rim
Provenance: Former old Berlin private collection, bought in Berlin in the 1960's
Nagel Auktionen, "Asian Art", 07/12/2015
Lot 597. A rare Imperial ruby-ground famille-rose 'floral' bowl, iron-red Jiaqing seal mark and period. Estimate 40000/60000 €. Lot sold 60.000 €. Photo Nagel.
with shallow rounded sides supported on a narrow footring, finely enamelled around the exterior with a lush variety of flower sprays clustered around the narrow footring or arching below the rim, including peony, hibiscus, lily, chrysanthemum, camellia, and aster, all reserved on a ruby-red ground of deep crushed raspberry tone, the interior and base reserved in white, the base further inscribed in iron-red with a six-character seal mark. D. 9,2 cm. Very small restored chip to rim
Notes: A pair of bowls of this type was sold at Sotheby's Hongkong, 20th November 1984, lot 412, and than in the Weishaupt collection, illustrated in Gunhild Avitabile, From the Dragon's Treasure, London, 1987, pl. 26, and the other now in the Gruterich collection included in the exhibition Chinesische Keramik. Meisterwerke aus Privatsammlungen, Museum für Ostasiatische Kunst, Cologne, 1988, cat. no. 139; another pair was sold at Sotheby's Hongkong, 30th April 1991, lot 110; and a single bowl was sold at Sotheby's London, 12th December 1989, lot 436 - For the prototype of the decoration, see a Yongzheng ruby-ground bowl in the Shanghai Museum, Shanghai, illustrated in Chugoku toji zenshu [complete works on Chinese ceramics], vol. 21, Kyoto, 1981, pl. 105; a slightly smaller example with a Yongzheng yuzhi mark, in the British Museum, London, published in Hugh Moss, By Imperial Command, Hong Kong, 1976, pl. 5
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Lot 595. A fine and rare Imperial famille rose lantern-shaped vase, Jiaqing iron-red six-character mark and period. Estimate 40000/60000 €. Lot sold 65.000 €. Photo Nagel.
the cylindrical body brightly enamelled around the exterior with four large lotus blooms, below twin-fish and above a tasseled musical chime, all amidst further blooms borne on foliate scrolls, below a ruyi-head band at the neck and above a lappet band at the foot, the neck with stylised plantain leaves, all reserved on a rich powder-blue ground. H. 31,5 cm. Neck and mouth restored
Provenance: Former European private collection
Notes: Whilst elegantly-enamelled scrollwork combining the auspicious symbols of lotus, pendent Buddhist symbols and bats is a well-known Imperial style prevalent in the Qianlong and succeeding Jiaqing periods, it is very unusual to see a deep blue-ground example of such work.
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Lot 594. A fine and rare famille rose porcelain vase with flower und fruit branches, iron-red Xianfeng six-character mark and period. Estimate 12000/18000 €. Lot sold 26.000 €. Photo Nagel.
H. 32,2 cm. Small restored chip to one corner of the mouth rim, few tiny glaze frits to body.
Property from an old German private collection, the matching vase as a pair from the same family was sold by Nagel, 6.6.2015, Lot 2043.
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Lot 979. A blue scraffiato-ground porcelain bowl and dish, the bowl with Qianlong seal mark in underglaze blue and of the period. Estimate 1200/1800 €. Unsold. Photo Nagel.
D. 18,8/19,2 cm. The dish with tiny chip to rim, the bowl with a very short hairline crack
Property from an old Rhineland private collection
Nagel Auktionen, "Asian Art", 08/12/2015
