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A famille-rose 'sanduo' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850)

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A famille-rose 'sanduo' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850)

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Lot 3721. A famille-rose'sanduo' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850), 15.2 cm, 6 in. Estimate 150,000 — 200,000 HKD. Lot sold 475,000 HKD. Photo Sotheby's.

the deep rounded sides rising from a short foot, delicately painted to the exterior with three detached branches of pomegranate, lychee and peach forming the sanduo (Three Abundances), the base inscribed with a six-character seal mark.

ProvenanceC.C. Teng & Co., Taipei.

Sotheby's. Important Chinese Art, Hong Kong, 03 Oct 2017


A ruby-ground famille-rose scraffiato 'bogu' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850)

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Lot 3722.  A ruby-ground famille-rose scraffiato 'bogu' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850), 14.8 cm, 5 7/8  in. Estimate 300,000 — 500,000 HKD. Lot sold 375,000 HKD. Photo Sotheby's.

the deep rounded sides rising from a short foot to a gently flaring rim, intricately painted to the exterior with four medallions enclosing various precious objects and antiques, all divided by feathery floral sprays and reserved against a ruby-red incised with sgraffiato arabesques, the interior painted in underglaze blue with a central medallion enclosing an octagonal rosette surrounded by a radiating arrangement of jardinières alternating with tassels suspending butterflies and ruyi motifs, all encircled by four elaborate lanterns at the cavetto, the base inscribed in underglaze blue with a six-character seal mark.

ProvenanceC.C. Teng & Co., Taipei, 1992.

Sotheby's. Important Chinese Art, Hong Kong, 03 Oct 2017

A wucai 'Dragon and Phoenix' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850)

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 A wucai 'Dragon and Phoenix' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850)

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Lot 3736.  A wucai'Dragon and Phoenix' bowl, Seal mark and period of Daoguang (1821-1850), 15 cm, 5 7/8  inEstimate 150,000 — 250,000 HKD. Lot sold 187,500 HKD. Photo Sotheby's.

the rounded sides rising from a short foot to a gently flaring rim, the exterior enamelled with a green and a red scaly dragon striding in pursuit of flaming pearls, divided by a pair of swooping phoenix, all below a band of bajixiang interspersed with ruyi emblems, the interior with a central medallion enclosing a dragon and a flaming pearl, within a double-line border repeated around the rim, the base inscribed in underglaze blue with a six-character seal mark.

Provenance: C.C. Teng & Co., Taipei, 1993.

Sotheby's. Important Chinese Art, Hong Kong, 03 Oct 2017

 

CARTIER. Collier composé de deux rangs de 40 et 44 perles fines en chute et 6 perles de culture.

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Lot 63. CARTIER. Collier composé de deux rangs de 40 et 44 perles fines en chute et 6 perles de culture. Estimation 60 000 - 80 000 €. Courtesy Aguttes Neuilly.

Fermoir en or gris 18k serti de diamants de taille ancienne. Système permettant de séparer les deux colliers. Signé monture Cartier. Poids 76gr. Diam.:6.8 x 10.0 mm env.

Accompagné d'un certificat LFG N° 326968 attestant perles fines, eau de mer et précisant la position des 6 perles de culture.

CARTIER. A natural pearls necklace with two rows of 40 and 44 natural pearls. 6 cultured pearls. A white gold clasp set with diamonds. Signed. Gross weight: 76 gr.

Accompanied by LFG report stating that is natural saltwater pearls and position of 6 cultured pearls.

Aguttes Neuilly. BIJOUX & PERLES FINES. Mercredi 25 Octobre 2017 14:15

Ruby and diamond pendent necklace-brooches, 1950s

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Lot 260. Ruby and diamond pendent necklace-brooches, 1950s. Estimate 120,000 — 180,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's.

Designed as a shirt-collar, set with cabochon rubies and bordered with baguette and brilliant-cut diamonds, the front suspending a similarly set fan-shaped pendant, to a baguette-cut diamond-set necklace, inner circumference approximately 325mm, converts into three clip brooches. 

Sotheby's. S. J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy, London, 18 oct. 2017, 12:00 PM

Diamond tiara, early 20th century

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Lot 111. Diamond tiara, early 20th centuryEstimate 80,000 — 100,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's.

Designed as an upright floral motif flanked by a pair of wings mounted en tremblant, set throughout with circular-cut diamonds and a pear-shaped diamond to the centre, to a headband millegrain-set with rose diamonds, inner circumference approximately 255mm, headband signed Boucheron, French assay and maker's marks, floral motif detachable, band with two rose diamonds deficient. 

Sotheby's. S. J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy, London, 18 oct. 2017, 12:00 PM

'François Ier et l'art des Pays-Bas' au Musée du Louvre

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Jean Clouet, Portrait équestre de François Ier© RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre) / Michel Urtado

PARIS - Si le goût de François Ier pour l’art italien est bien connu et son mécénat essentiellement identifiéà la création du foyer italianisant de Fontainebleau, son règne ne s’inscrit pas moins dans une tradition très vivace d’implantation en France d’artistes originaires des Pays-Bas. L’exposition fait ainsi resurgir tout un pan méconnu de la Renaissance française et se propose d’explorer la variété, les extravagances et la monumentalité.

François Ier achète abondamment des tapisseries, des pièces d’orfèvrerie et des tableaux flamands. Le roi favorise ainsi l’émergence de nouveaux artistes originaires des Pays-Bas. Les plus connus d’entre ces artistes du nord alors actifs en France, Jean Clouet et Corneille de la Haye dit Corneille de Lyon, se spécialisent dans le portrait. L’exposition rassemble exceptionnellement l’œuvre peint de Jean Clouet (seule une dizaine de panneaux sont attestés de la main de l’artiste), ainsi que quelques-uns de ses dessins préparatoires, pris sur le vif.

Tant à Paris que dans les foyers normands, picards, champenois et bourguignons, s’est largement épanouie, dans l’art du manuscrit enluminé et dans la peinture religieuse une vage d’influences septentrionales (d’Anvers, Bruxelles, Leyden ou Haarlem). Les recherches récentes ont peu à peu révélées des artistes injustement tombés dans l’oubli : Godefroy le Batave, Noël Bellemare, Grégoire Guérard, Batholomeus Pons, entre autres, se sont illustrés dans des techniques aussi diverses que l’enluminure, la peinture, le vitrail, la tapisserie, la sculpture.

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Jan de Beer, Triptyque de l’Adoration des Mages, avec la Nativité et la Fuite en Egypte© Photo Scala, Florence - courtesy of the Ministero Beni e Att. Culturali e del Turismo.

PARISFrançois I’s taste for Italian art is well known; his patronage is essentially identified with the creation of an Italian school at Fontainebleau, but his reign was equally marked by a vigorous tradition of Dutch artists settling in France.

The best-known Northern artists active in France during is reign—Jean Clouet and Corneille de la Haye known as Corneille de Lyon—were portrait specialists. The exhibition offers an exceptional presentation of the painted oeuvre of Jean Clouet (only around twenty panels are confirmed to be by the artist), as well as a few rare preparatory drawings, sketched from life.

As well as Paris, the Norman, Picard, Champagne, and Burgundian centers were swept by a wave of Northern influences—from Antwerp, Brussels, Leiden, Haarlem—in the art of manuscript illumination and religious painting. Recent research has gradually revealed painters unjustly consigned to oblivion: Godefroy le Batave, Noel Bellemare, Grégoire Guérard, and Bartholomeus Pons are only some of the artists who excelled in media as diverse as illumination, painting, stained glass, tapestry, and sculpture. The king made extensive purchases of tapestries, gold and silver objets d’art, and Flemish paintings. A whole segment of the French Renaissance is now resurfacing; and this exhibition sets out ro reveal its many and varied facets, its extravagance, and its monumental character.

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Noël Bellemare, La Sagesse de Salomon, Paris, Eglise Saint Gervais-Saint Protais© Cécile Scailliérez

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Maître d’Amiens, La Mort de la Vierge© Museum Mayer van den Bergh, Anvers.

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Entourage de Noël Bellemare, Déposition de Croix, Anvers, Chouzet-sur-Loire, Mairie© François Lauginie / DRAC Centre-Val de Loire.

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François Demoulins, Le Livre du Fort Chandio© BnF

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Jean Clouet, François Ier, roi de France, département des peintures, musée du Louvre© RMN - Grand Palais (Musée du Louvre).

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Jean Clouet, Portrait de Jacques Ricard, nommé Galiot, Seigneur d’Assier en Quercy, Londres, the British Museum© The Trustees of the Bristish Museum.

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Jean Clouet, Portrait de François Ier en saint Jean Baptiste© RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre)/René-Gabriel Ojéda.

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Jean Clouet, Portrait de Louis de Clèves, comte de Nevers© Courtesy of Fondazione Accademia Carrara, Bergamo.

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Joos Van Cleve, Portrait d’Eléonore d’Autriche© Royal Collection Trust/Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2017

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Joos Van Cleve, Lucrèce© Erich Lessing, Vienne.

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Wilhelm de Pannemaker sur les dessins de Pieter Coecke van Aelst, l’Arrestation de saint Paul, KBC Bank, Louvain© KBC Collection Rockox House, Antwerp.

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Grégoire Guérard, Triptyque de Saint Jérôme, musée de Brou, Bourg-en-Bresse© Carine Monfray

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Corneille de Lyon, Béatrice Pacheco, comtesse d’Entremont© RMN-Grand Palais (Château de Versailles)/Philippe Bernard.

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Corneille de Lyon, Portrait de Pierre Aymeric© RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre)

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Grégoire Guérard, Retable de l’Eucharistie, Autun, Musée Rolin© Françoise Auger Feige.

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Grégoire Guérard, Retable de l’Eucharistie, Autun, Musée Rolin © Françoise Auger Feige.

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Grégoire Guérard, Retable de l’Eucharistie, Autun, Musée Rolin © Françoise Auger Feige. 

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Grégoire Guérard, Retable de l’Eucharistie, Autun, Musée Rolin © Françoise Auger Feige. 

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Grégoire Guérard, Retable de l’Eucharistie, Autun, Musée Rolin © Françoise Auger Feige.

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Maître de Dinteville (Bartholomeus Pons), La Légende de Sainte-Eugénie, Varzy, Mairie© Conseil départemental de la Nièvre - Emmanuel Darnault.

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Grégoire Guérard, Saint-Quentin, la Déploration du Christ, Lille, DRAC, Hauts-de-France© Musée du Louvre / Antoine Mongodin. 

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Maître de Dinteville (Bartholomeus Pons?), Trois hommes descendant des tonneaux dans une cave© Städel Museum - U. Edelmann - ARTOTHEK.

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Grégoire Guérard, La Transfiguration, avec au revers Saint Laurent faisant l’aumône, Saint-Léger-sur-Dheune, Mairie© Françoise Auger-Feige

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Grégoire Guérard, La Transfiguration, avec au revers Saint Laurent faisant l’aumône, Saint-Léger-sur-Dheune, Mairie © Françoise Auger-Feige.

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Grégoire Guérard, La Transfiguration, avec au revers Saint Laurent faisant l’aumône, Saint-Léger-sur-Dheune, Mairie © Françoise Auger-Feige. 

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Grégoire Guérard, La Transfiguration, avec au revers Saint Laurent faisant l’aumône, Saint-Léger-sur-Dheune, Mairie © Françoise Auger-Feige.

A pair of Iberian parcel-gilt silver chargers, 16th century

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Lot 102. A pair of Iberian parcel-gilt silver chargers, 16th century. Estimate 40,000 — 60,000 GBP. Courtesy Sotheby's.

circular, corded silver-gilt rim, the silver-gilt bombé centre engraved with the Arms of the Avalos family,unmarked; 40cm., 15 3/4 in. diameter; 2950gr., 94oz. 16dwt.

NoteThe Avalos family was a Spanish family originating from Castille whose members were prominent figures of the Renaissance. Alfonso de Avalos y de Aquino (1502-1546) was under the service of Charles I of Spain and then governor of Milan; he had his portrait painted by Titian, circa 1533, which is now in the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Other members of the family were eminent Spanish conquistadors such as Juan de Avalos who accompanied Hernan Cortes for the conquest of Honduras in 1526 and Capitain Alonso de Avalos who was the first to enter in Mexico in 1522 and gave his name to ‘the Province of Avalos’ for three centuries.

Such dishes are typical of the 16th century Iberian production, and could have been made in the Spanish and Portuguese empires. See for example a Portuguese copy with similar laurel borders, illustrated by Reynaldo Dos Santos e Irene Quilho, Ourivesaria Portuguesa nas coleccoes particulares, 1960, Vol. II, p. 29.

Sotheby's. S. J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy, London, 18 oct. 2017, 12:00 PM


A Hungarian silver-gilt cup and cover, maker's mark only, HB conjoined above a trefoil, circa 1540

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Lot 59. A Hungarian silver-gilt cup and cover, maker's mark only, HB conjoined above a trefoil, circa 1540. Estimate 25,000 — 30,000 GBP. Courtesy Sotheby's.

bowl of trumpet form engraved with a band of scrolling foliage, the flat stepped-dome cover similarly engraved, surmounted by a spread-winged swan above a lobed girdle, raised on a spreading circular foot engraved with three foliate scroll motifs, below a cast girdle chased with foliate motifs; 24.7cm., 9 3/4 in. high; 349.5gr., 11oz. 4dwt.

Note: A Hungarian example of similar form but with applied straps and dating to 1520-30 was sold, Sotheby's London, 9th May 1974, lot 180, while another, apparently Hungarian, is in the Hungarian National Museum, Budapest (no. 55.240 C.). In the same museum typical Hungarian glass of this period can be found, with the goblet of King Matyas, dating to 1666, of almost identical shape and form.

A German example attributed to Melchior Bair of Nuremberg and dating to 1535 is in the possession of Prince Starhemberg and can be found illustrated in Kohlhaussen, Nurnberger Goldschmiedkunst, Berlin, 1968, p. 466, fig. 671. A parcel-gilt silver and glass example by Friedrich Hillenbrandt (silver) and Georg Schwanhardt the Elder (glass), Nuremberg, circa 1590 and (the glass) 1630, was sold Sotheby's, Geneva, 18 May 1992, lot 84. It was later sold at Bonham's London, 2 May 2013, lot 34, in the Muhleib collection.

Sotheby's. S. J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy, London, 18 oct. 2017, 12:00 PM

Freeman's to offer the Memento Mori and Mourning Jewelry Collection of Irvin and Anita Schorsch

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PHILADELPHIA, PA.- Freeman’s will offer the Memento Mori and Mourning Jewelry collection of the late Anita and Irvin G. Schorsch in the Nov. 15 American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts auction. 

This remarkable and extensive collection of over 150 tokens of mortality, grief, commemoration and remembrance, represents over 200 years of private and public expressions of death. The collection vividly documents western societal changes: from graphic symbols of skulls, skeletons and hourglasses of the rock crystal slides of the 17th century, to the Neo-Classical depictions of idealistic perfection and heaven in lockets and rings from the late 18th century. 

Memento Mori Collection

As collectors and historians, Anita and Irvin Schorsch did not limit themselves to the traditional areas of Americana collecting of furniture, decorative arts, needlework, textiles, fine arts and silver. Their interest in all tangible aspects of American and English life and craftmanship, from the 17th to 19th centuries, led the couple, especially Anita, to a passionate immersion in the study and collecting of the artful expressions of mourning. 

Anita’s intense scholarship in the area lead to the 1976 publication, “Mourning Becomes America, Mourning Art in the New Nation.” The publication was released in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name at the Pennsylvania State Museum and the Albany Institute of History and Art. Ultimately, the Schorsch’s established the unique, Museum of Mourning Art for their collection at Arlington Cemetery in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania in 1990. 

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The January 2016 auction of the Schorsch’s collection of furniture, decorative and fine arts from their famous Hidden Glen Farms home was a landmark event. Freeman’s Nov. 15 auction of the Memento Mori and Mourning Jewelry is expected to be equally paramount, as the sale may be the largest public offering of mourning material to-date. 

The auction also includes 19th century mourning costume and accessories for men and women, a child’s mourning costume, presidential mourning ribbons and props and furnishings exhibited at the Museum of Mourning Art.

Mourning Jewelry at Freemans

Tamara de Lempicka, Indien à turban (Indian with a turban), circa 1939

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Lot 39. Tamara de Lempicka (1898 - 1980, Polish), Indien à turban (Indian with a turban), signed Lempicka , oil on canvas , 55.3 by 38.5cm.; 21¾ by 15⅛in. Executed circa 1939. Estimate 70,000 — 90,000 USD. Courtesy Sotheby's

 ProvenancePrivate Collection, United States (acquired before 1990)
Thence by Descent 
Sale: Sotheby's, London, Impressionist and Modern Art; Day Sale, 24 June 2014, lot 295
Acquired directly from the above by the present owner in 2014

ExhibitionParis, Pinacothèque de Paris, Tamara de Lempicka, la Reine de l''Art déco, 2013, no. 93, illustrated in colour

Literature: : : Marc Vaux, Fonds Lempicka, Paris, 1972, n.p.
Alain Blondel, Lempicka, Catalogue raisonné1921-1979, Lausanne, 1999, no. B215, p. 303, illustrated 

NoteLempicka’s oeuvre blends a great variety of styles and influences—figuration and abstraction, Renaissance portraiture and Hollywood glamour—with an extraordinary effect. She was inspired by a diverse set of artistic influences, from the geometric aesthetic of Cubism to the razor-sharp draughtsmanship of Neue Sachlichkeit, however, it was her love for the Italian Renaissance which had the most profound effect in developing her unique artistic style. As Magdeleine Dayot wrote, the paintings are a “curious blend of extreme modernism and classical purity that attracts and surprises, and provokes, perhaps even before conquering completely, a sort of cerebral struggle where these very different tendencies fight with each other until the moment the gaze grasps the great harmony that reigns in these opposites” (quoted in Gioia Mori, Tamara de Lempicka: The Queen of Modern, Milan, 2011, p. 21).

The sitter in the present work is set against a sky-blue background with a white turban wrapped around his head, wearing a traditional gold-trimmed robe. The face is distinguished by stark chiaroscuro, which delineates the angularity in the protagonist’s features with bold contours. This kind of stylistic geometry reflects the artist’s progressive attitude towards form and portraiture. Indien à Turban is a rare and insightful work which belongs to Lempicka’s series of portraits with a strong art-deco influence. With its exceptional technical quality, the smooth and brilliant rendering of the colours, the painting is an elegant development of the artist’s take on Cubism where the shapes and composition are carefully measured in a pleasing and harmonious balance. As noted by the artist’s daughter, ‘What she painted had a smooth polish, an icy perfection that detached her subjects from reality, that made them archetypal… Beneath the paintings’ satin and porcelain surfaces, beneath the icing, passion smouldered, hinted at by the fullness of her volumes, by the violent outbursts of reds, blues, greens’ (quoted in Baroness Kizette de Lempicka-Foxhall, Passion by Design, The Art and Times of Tamara de Lempicka, New York, 1987, p. 84).

Sotheby's. Boundless: Dubai, Dubai, 13 Nov 2017, 07:30 PM

An enamelled emerald and diamond-set kundan brooch (or pendant), India, Jaipur, 18th-19th century

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Lot 68. An enamelled emerald and diamond-set kundan brooch (or pendant), India, Jaipur, 18th-19th century. Estimate 35,000 — 45,000 USD. Courtesy Sotheby's

designed as a floral blossom comprising diamonds set in the kundan technique around a large central emerald, suspended spinel, the reverse with detailed polychrome enamelling, two small hooks above for attaching; 9cm. by 6.4cm.; 3 9/16 by 2 1/2  in.

NoteThe present item was decorated in the kundan technique, a quintessentially Indian technique wherein precious stones are set into narrow ribbons of hyper-purified gold (kundan) that acquires an adhesive quality at room temperature. Gemstones are individually fixed into place and are backed with polished silver or gold in order to maximise their reflective quality. The design is further enhanced with a bright enamel layer (mina) (U. R. Bala Krishnan and M. Sushil Kumar, Dance of the Peacock, Mumbai, 2010, p. 276). Historically, gemstones were believed to hold protective qualities and have also served as indicators of the owner’s economic and social status. Namely, diamonds and emeralds were used by Mughal emperors and Maharajas as symbols of power and economic prosperity (O. Untracht, Traditional Jewelry of India, London, 2010, p. 312).

Sotheby's. Boundless: Dubai, Dubai, 13 Nov 2017, 07:30 PM

CARTIER. Bracelet platine, perles de corail, diamants et onyx et Bague platine, corail scuplté, onyx et brillants, vers 1920

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Lot 66. CARTIER. Bracelet en platine (950) composé de trois rangs de perles de corail ornés de deux motifs lyres sertis de diamants et onyx. Vers 1920. Estimation: 12 000 - 15 000 €. Courtesy Aguttes Neuilly.

Signé et numéroté. Pb.:41.6gr

CARTIER. A platinum bracelet with three rows of coral pearls enhanced by onyx and diamonds. Signed and numbered. Circa 1920. Gross weight: 41.6gr

Lot 67. CARTIER. Bague en platine (950) ornée d'un motif rouleau en corail scupltéépaulé de motifs circulaires d'onyx et brillants. Vers 1920. Estimation: 10 000 - 12 000 €. Courtesy Aguttes Neuilly. 

Signée et numérotée. Tour de doigt: 49. Pb.: 10.5gr

CARTIER. A platinum and engraved coral ring, enhanced by onyx and diamonds. Ring size: 49. Gross weight: 10.5gr.

Aguttes Neuilly. BIJOUX & PERLES FINES. Mercredi 25 Octobre 2017 14:15

CARTIER. Bracelet semi rigide composé de perles de lapis lazuli gravées de godrons

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Lot 73. CARTIER. Bracelet semi rigide composé de perles de lapis lazuli gravées de godronsEstimation: 8 000 - 10 000 €. Courtesy Aguttes Neuilly. 

Le fermoir "agrafe" en or jaune 18K (750) et platine (950) serti de diamants. Signé. Pb: 62.39gr. 

CARTIER. A lapis lazuli pearls bracelet. A yellow gold and platinum clasp set with diamonds. Signed. Gross weight: 62.39gr.

Aguttes Neuilly. BIJOUX & PERLES FINES. Mercredi 25 Octobre 2017 14:15

Rare grand plat, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15°-16° siècles

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Lot 118. Rare grand plat, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15°-16° siècles. Estimation 2 000 / 3 000 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr

Rare grand plat en grès à décor peint en oxyde de cobalt sous couverte. Le fond estorné d’une grande fleur chrysanthème aux pétales trilobées et tournoyantes et d’une frise de pétales et de pistils, spécifique à la production des Lê aux 15e et 16e sièclex. Le carvetto est décoré en alternance de rinceaux de feuille et de fleurs. Au revers, figurent de panneaux de lotus et la base est chocolatée. Trois éclats restaurés vers le bord. D. 37,5 cm

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59


Grand plat, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15°-16° siècles

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Lot 123. Grand plat, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15°-16° siècles. Estimation 2 000 / 2 500 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr

Plat en grès à décor peint en oxyde de cobalt sous couverte d’une fleur de chrysanthème entouré successivement d’un bandeau de nuages et de perles flammées puis de rinceaux floral. Le revers est décoré de panneaux de lotus. La base est chocolatée. Découverte à Bandung, Indonésie. Parfait état. D. 33,7 cm 

Bibliographie- 2006, Société Française d’Etude de la Céramique Orientale, Orients – Occident, Dix siècles de voyages Céramiques, reprod. n°48, p. 32.

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59

Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14°siècle

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Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14°siècle

Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14°siècle

Lot 124. Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14°siècle. Estimation 100 / 150 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr

Bol en grès à décor en cobalt sous couverte. A l’extérieur, un rinceau de lingzhi stylisé au dessus des panneaux lotiformes et à l’intérieur une fleur de chrysanthème. Reprenant le décor des Yuan, ces bols sont très appréciés par le marché du Sud-Est asiatique. Traces de pernette. Base chocolatée. Éclats. D. 16 cm. 

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59

Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16°siècle

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Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16°siècle

Lot 125. Bol, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16°siècle. Estimation 100 / 150 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr.

Bol en grès à décor peint en cobalt sous couverte, à l’extérieur, un rinceau de lotus stylisé au dessus des panneaux de lotus et à l’intérieur une fleur stylisée, caractéristique des production de la province de Hải Dương et en particulier des fours de Chu Đậu. Base chocolatée. Parfait état. D. 16,3 cm.

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59

Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16°siècle

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Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16°siècle

Lot 126. Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 15-16° siècleEstimation 100 / 150 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr.

Deux pots en grès à décor peint en oxyde de cobalt sous couverte de rinceau de chrysanthème. H. 9 – 8,5 cm

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59

Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14-16° siècle

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Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14-16° siècle

Lot 127. Lot de deux pots, Vietnam, dynastie des Lê, 14-16° siècleEstimation 100 / 200 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr.

Deux pots en grès à décor peint en oxyde de cobalt sous couverte. H. 7,5 - 3 cm.

Arts d’Asie chez Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris, 75008 Paris, le 31 Octobre 2017 à 14h30Expert : Cabinet Daffos-Estournel. Tel. : +33 6 09 22 55 13. Consultant pour le Vietnam : Monsieur Philippe Truong. Tel. : +33 6 31 34 40 59

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