EIN PINSELBECHER GESCHNITZT MIT ELSTERN UND PRUNUS AUS BAMBUS - photo 1

EIN PINSELBECHER GESCHNITZT MIT ELSTERN UND PRUNUS AUS BAMBUS

Lot 80
08.12.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 500
AuctioneerHargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Event locationGermany, Düsseldorf
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Lot 80 | EIN PINSELBECHER GESCHNITZT MIT ELSTERN UND PRUNUS AUS BAMBUS
Estimate value
€ 500 – 1 000
A BAMBOO 'MAGPIE AND PRUNUS' BRUSH POT
China, late Qing Dynasty Bamboo. H. 13.8 cm. The brush pot is carved magpie standing on prunus tree in low relief, inscribed with verses ''There's nothing precious in Jiangnan, only a bunch of spring to present you. After Wang Wenzhi in Summer of the year Bingzi(1876?).'', signed ''Xiao Shan'' with seals. With traces of use and age, partially cracked. Provenance: From a North German private collection, purchased at the auction ''From The Scholar's Studio'' in June 2005, Nagel Auktionen, lot 252.
EIN PINSELBECHER GESCHNITZT MIT ELSTERN UND PRUNUS AUS BAMBUS China, späte Qing-Dynastie Bambus. H. 13.8 cm. Der Pinselbecher ist in Flachrelief mit Elstern und einem Prunusbaum geschnitzt, beschriftet mit Versen ''In Jiangnan gibt es nichts Kostbares, nur einen Frühlingsstrauß, der dir präsentiert werden kann. Nach Wang Wenzhi, im Sommer des Jahres Bingzi(1876?).'', signiert ''Xiao Shan'' mit Siegeln. Part. gerissen, mit Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Provenienz: Aus einer norddeutschen Privatsammlung, erworben bei der Auktion ''Aus Chinas Studierzimmern'' im Juni 2005, Nagel Auktionen, Los 252.
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