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China Guardian will hold the 2014 autumn auctions from Nov 20-23, with the preview from Nov 11-19 at the convention center of the Beijing International Hotel.
This time China Guardian will present Chinese paintings and calligraphy, porcelain, jade and art works, oil paintings and sculptures, rare books, watches and jewelry, and coins and stamps, more than 7,000 lots in total.
Masterpiece by Huang Zhou, Soldier in Plateau
Grand View: Chinese painting and calligraphy
China Guardian will hold a specific auction for the calligrapher Wang Duo, who was a senior scholar during the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. Five masterpieces by Pan Tianshou, and the Soldier in Plateau, Little Guard on Plateau, Guardian and Taming Horse by Huang Zhou will be presented.
In addition, six masterpieces by Xu Beihong, a modern Chinese artist, will be presented. Among these collections, the Galloping Horse is worth your attention.
Important private collection
This part consists of five sessions, including the Qian Changzhao couple’s Chinese painting collection, a collection of Chinese paintings and seals by Master Li Li, a collection by the Renmiaoxuan studio, an exquisite selection of paintings and calligraphy on fans and a collection by Kedezhai studio.
Paintings by Xu Beihong, Zhang Daqian, Huang Junbi, Fu Baoshi, Qi Baishi and Xie Zhiliu are all worth your attention.
Figures, Double Shrimps and Chrysanthemum by Qi Baishi are highlights of this sale.
China Guardian will also launch a specific auction, presenting more than 60 exquisite fans.
Classical Chinese painting and calligraphy
At this part, China Guardian will launch tens of themed auctions, covering private items from Zhou Yingnan, the famous collector in Singapore, He Yun, the owner of the Jueyuzhai studio and Zhang Jingtang.
Among the presented paintings, the Conservation at Night by Yang Changxu and Reading in Furong Pavilion by Wang Xuhao and Cheng Mangsheng are the highlights.
Contemporary Chinese painting
In this section, China Guardian has carefully selected 130 paintings by modern artists, including Wang Ziwu, Nan Haiyan, Lu Fusheng, Pan Gongkai, Li Huayi and Jia Youfu.
An extremely rare and fine glazed cooper-red double-gourd vase from the Qing Dynasty
Porcelain
This auction includes Ming and Qing porcelain, modern porcelain, fine and rare jades, contemporary jade carving, Zisha teapots, bronze Buddhist images and fine and rare wines of the world.
This session features a set of exquisite porcelain from the Qing Dynasty. Among them, an extremely rare and fine glazed cooper-red double-gourd vase is the highlight. It is a calabash-shaped vase with an auspicious dragon pattern.
In addition, about 70 pieces of exquisite cups have been selected from abroad.
The Virtue of Jade: fine and rare jade
In this part, about 90 jade wares will be presented to collectors. A carved white jade beast censor with a cover and a carved white jade dragon vase are worth your attention.
During the auction, a specific auction of the master’s collection will be held, selling contemporary jade carvings. A white jade plaque by Zhuo Yiwei, a white jade lady pendant by Wu Desheng, a large jadeite carving by Wang Dehai and other exquisite jade carvings are included.
Amitayus in the court of the Qing Dynasty
Fine gilt-bronze Buddhist images
In this section, we will offer the Amitayus, a bronze gilt Buddhist figure embedded with jewelry, made in the Qing Dynasty. It is seen as one of the classic Buddhist figures during the 18th century.
Fine and rare wines of the world
In this part, we will provide collectors a wine feast. Highlights include excellent vintages from 1978 to 2011, from Chateau Margaux, a 20th Century vintage from Lafite and a selected 12 bottles from Domaine de La Romanée-Conti.
Collection of modern and contemporary Zisha teapots
In this part, more than 200 Zisha crafts from three themed sessions will be presented. Highlights include teapots and brush pots from the reign of the Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty.
Collection of works of art
In this session, highlights include furniture, scholars’ tools, Zhonghe Qin (a Chinese traditional instrument) from the Ming Dynasty, fine quality seals and stones.
A folding armchair from the late Ming Dynasty
A choice collection of Chinese Ming furniture from the Grace Wu Bruce Collection
In this part, a folding armchair made in the Ming Dynasty is the highlight. In addition, 29 sets of exquisite Ming furniture will be presented.
Memories of the past - scholar’s studio objects
This part offers brushes, brush pots, ink, ink stones, paperweights and many folk artworks.
A Shoshan soapstone carved Arhat sitting statuette made by Wei Rufen is worth your attention.
National Stone Masterpieces
The session will offer various national stone masterpieces, including a Shoushan Tianhuang stone ornament in low relief, a Shoushan lichi stone square seal carving with smiling Maitreya and a pair of Balin chicken-blood stone seals.
When we were young by Yang Yunfei
Oil paintings and sculpture
The part consists of four themed sessions, covering oil paintings, sculptures, printings, photographs and artworks, 300 pieces in total.
A session themed “Footstone” will provide paintings by Chinese oil painting master, such as Ding Yangyong, Li Chaoshi, Wu Buyun, Lv Sibai and Wu Guanzhong.
A Chinese academic oil painting When we were young by Yang Yunfei is the highlight of the session themed "Heritage."
Kong Cong Zi written by Kong Fu and annotated by Song Xian in the Yuan Dynasty
Rare books and rubbing books
This part includes six themed sessions, providing rare books, letters and transcripts.
The rare books Kong Cong Zi written by Kong Fu and annotated by Song Xian in the Yuan Dynasty are the highlights of the sale.
Jadeite beads and diamond necklace
Jewelry and jadeite
In this session, China Guardian will provide more than 200 pieces of jades and diamonds. Among them, an impressive necklace with 45 jadeite beads is worth your attention.
In addition, other highlights include rings, earrings and diamond necklace pendants.
A group of bronze ware from the Shang and Zhou dynasties
Ancient coins
The ancient coins from this session were collected from many private collectors, such as Dai Baoting, Shen Zicha, Ma Dingxiang, Luo Bozhao and Guo Ruoyu. The history of the coins can be traced back from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.
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