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59th China Guardian Quarterly Auctions to kick off on Sept 23

2021-09-15

China Guardian calls for a date with all art lovers in this beautiful autumn.

Starting on Sept 23, the 59th China Guardian Quarterly Auctions will present more than 5,500 pieces of art in 13 sessions for an auction extravaganza.

The preview of this auction will be held from Sept 23 to 25, and bidding runs from Sept 26 to 29, both at the Convention Center of the Beijing International Hotel. Categories include Chinese Painting and Calligraphy, Ceramics, Jade, Works of Art, Rare Books, Manuscripts and others for a total of 13 sessions. A wide range of items is eagerly anticipated.

59th China Guardian Quarterly Auctions

Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy, Ceramics,

Jade, Works of Art, Rare Books, Manuscripts

Preview

Sept 23 (Thursday) - 25 (Saturday)

Auction

Sept 26 (Sunday) - 29 (Wednesday)

Venue

Convention Center of the Beijing International Hotel

(No.9 Jianguomennei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing)

Highlights

Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

Quarterly Auctions - the Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy Department has set up six sessions with a total of 2,521 items.

Three sessions of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy offers items gathered by senior collectors, presenting pieces by artists like Qi Baishi, Zhang Daqian, Lu Yanshao, Fu Ru, Yu Youren, Cheng Shifa, and Huang Chunyao. One session of Contemporary Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy has many featured sections, presenting artworks by Shi Qi, Wang Xijing, Chen Zizhuang, Wu Yifeng, and Yuan Wu. Two sessions of Classical Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy include nearly 800 items with various themes, such as characters, landscapes, flowers and birds.

Lot 524

Tian Shiguang

Flower and Bird

100×32 cm

Lot 520

Qi Baishi

Chrysanthemum

66×34 cm

Lot 541

Fu Baoshi

Landscape

89×38 cm

Lot 184

Zheng Naiguang

Phoenixes

127×77 cm

Lot 630

Cheng Shifa

Water-Sprinkling Festival

45×35 cm

Lot 1388

Hu Peiheng

Calligraphy

27×65 cm

Lot 920

Song Wenzhi

Summer Landscape

45×53 cm

Lot 1144

Yuan Wu

Men and Horse

145×180 cm

Lot 1230

Wu Yifeng

Landscape of Chiarman Mao’s Poem

173×97 cm

Lot 2032

Emperor Kangxi

Calligraphy

117×47 cm

Lot 2029

Qian Weicheng (attri.)

A booklet of landscape

13×23 cm(26)

Lot 2027

Jiang Tingxi

Ten Screens of Flowers and Birds

174×43 cm(10)

Lot 2246

Yuan Jiang (attri.)

Landscape

180×98 cm

Lot 2129

Guan Daosheng (attri.)

Orchid

36×24 cm

Ceramics, Jade and Works of Art

There are over 2,400 items in this part, separated into five sessions.

Two private collection sessions, “Collection of Ruizhangshan” and “Collection of Juzhentang” are presented in this season. They mainly include classic porcelain from official kilns in the Qing Dynasty, of excellent grade.

Lot 3516

Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty

A ruyou vase in the shape of a gourd

H 20.3

Lot 3548

Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty

A wucai plate with flower, dragon and phoenix pattern

D 32

Lot 3572

Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty

A blue and white goblet with a broad lip, long narrow stem, flared base and character pattern

H 45.8

“Charm of the Important Porcelains ＆ Pleasure in the Palm” are two night sessions that have been held for a long time during Quarterly Auctions. This time, the department again combines them into one to be auctioned at one night. As usual, the department carefully selected 100 pieces of porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasties, forming six sectors in “Charm of the Important Porcelains”. In "Pleasure in the Palm", the department focuses on presenting some well-known palm porcelain pieces, including some items from well-known museums and important private collections.

Lot 3619

Yongzheng Period of the Qing Dynasty

An underglaze red pear-shaped vase with a flared lip and clouds and dragon patterns

H 30.7

Lot 3651

Chongzhen Period of the Ming Dynasty

A blue and white brush pot with landscape patterns

H 23

Lot 3705

Yongzheng Period of the Qing Dynasty

A couple of baiyou cups in flower shape

L 7.1

Lot 3708

Ming Dynasty

A copper bowl-shaped incense burner with lotus petal patterns

D 13.5, Weight 1292g

“Porcelain Collections of Guardian’s Companions” is a selection of porcelain collected by Guardian companions at home and abroad. The companions’ preferences vary in different regions, thus, the porcelains have different characteristics. In this season, the department collected nearly 900 pieces of porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the Republic of China era, thanks to collectors from Beijing, Tianjin, Jiangsu, Shandong, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Guangzhou, Fujian and other places. It is also the largest one both in number and scale since the session was set up.

“Porcelain, Jade and Works of Art” includes Ming and Qing porcelains, jade, bronze, bamboo and wood, and silk enamel.

Lot 4703

Yuan Dyansty

A blue and white pear-shaped vase with a flared lip with flower patterns

H 25.6

Lot 4765

Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty

Eighteen tablets (which were held before the breast by officials when received in audience by the emperor)

L 8.3

Lot 4862

Mid Qing Dynasty

Bamboo statue of the god of longevity

H 26.6

To meet the development needs of the online auction, the department has slightly adjusted the auction form of some items in the session of "Porcelain, Jade and Works of Art", and moved the jade and part of the works of art to the online auction. Buyers can review the items in person at the preview in the Beijing International Hotel and bid online after the auction starts.

Rare Books, Rubbings and Manuscripts

Nearly 600 items will be offered at this part in autumn, forming two sessions, “Rare Books ＆ Rubbings Book” and “Letters and Manuscripts”.

“Rare Books ＆ Rubbings Book” includes 450 items, covering ancient books, Buddhist books, seal cuttings, rubbings and print paper, with many high-valued items.