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Chinese and Japanese Works of Art 德物兹中国及日本艺术精选 CHINESE AND JAPANESE WORKS OF ART INCLUDING ISLAMIC AND INDIAN ART DONNINGTON PRIORY | WEDNESDAY 11 & THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2020 德物兹 中国及日本艺术精选 含伊斯兰及印度艺术 DONNINGTON PRIORY | 2020年11月11日（周三）及12日（周四） Coming Up at Dreweatts Auctions 22 October | Live Online Modern and Contemporary Art 30 October | Live Online Works on Paper from the Islamic and Near Eastern Worlds 4 November | Live Online The Spirit of the English country house: Property from James McWhirter, James Graham-Stewart and Alexander di Carcaci 5 November | Timed Online The General Sale 5-19 November | Timed Online Art on a Postcard Charity Winter Auction 11 November | Live Online Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (Part 1) 12 November | Live Online Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (Part 2) & Japanese, Islamic and Indian Ceramics and Works of Art 24 November | Live Online Old Master, British and European Art 25 November | Live Online Fine Jewellery, Watches and Silver 26 November | Live Online Fine and Rare Wine and Spirits 7 December | Live Online Western Manuscripts and Miniatures 9 December | Live Online Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics and Works of Art Valuations Every Tuesday | London Jewellery, Silver, Watches & Luxury Accessories We hold regular auctions of fine art, antiques, jewellery and other collectibles. Our specialists carry out valuations nationwide so if you are unable to attend one of our valuation days, please request a valuation via our website or call us to discuss a home visit. (detail) NOW INVITING ENTRIES FOR OUR 2021 AUCTIONS OLD MASTER, BRITISH AND EUROPEAN ART 24 NOVEMBER 2020 | 10.30am NEWBURY HAMBRIDGE LANE LONDON ENQUIRIES Dreweatts Dreweatts General Sales Dreweatts For more information, Follower of Jan Brueghel the Younger AUCTION LOCATION ENQUIRIES Donnington Priory 1 Hambridge Lane 16-17 Pall Mall please contact The Garden of Eden, with the Fall of Man Dreweatts Jennie Fisher Newbury Newbury St James’s +44 (0) 1635 553 553 Oil on copper Donnington Priory +44 (0) 1635 553 553 Berkshire RG14 2JE Berkshire RG14 5TU London SW1Y 5LU [email protected] 29 x 36cm (11¼ x 14 in.) Newbury [email protected] Auctions, exhibitions General sales viewing and Auctions, exhibitions dreweatts.com Berkshire RG14 2JE dreweatts.com and valuations collections by appointment and valuations Est. £10,000-£15,000 (+ fees) CHINESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART 中国陶瓷及艺术品精选 (PART 1) 2020年11月11日（周三） | 上午十点半 WEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER 2020 | 10.30am 东亚、印度及伊斯兰艺术精选 CHINESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF 2020年11月12日 （周四）| 上午十点半 ART (PART 2) & JAPANESE, ISLAMIC AND INDIAN CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2020 | 10.30am AUCTION FORMAT: LIVE ONLINE DAY 1 | AUCTION NO. 14293 拍卖模式：在线拍卖 首日 | 拍卖编号14293 This is a live online auction with an auctioneer. Bidding is available online, by DAY 2 | AUCTION NO. 14292 本次拍卖因为疫情原因，将采用实时在线拍卖的模式。您可通过网络平 次日 | 拍卖编号14292 telephone or commission (absentee) bids. If not bidding online, please contact 台、电话竞拍和书面委托的形式进行竞拍。若您打算通过电话或书面委 Dreweatts to register all commission bids or telephone bids by 12 noon (local time) SPECIALISTS: 托，您需要在拍卖开始前一天英国时间下午四点前提前与我公司确认。 专家部门： the day before each auction. Mark Newstead MARK NEWSTEAD Dr Yingwen Tao DREWEATTS.COM 我们的免费在线竞投平台 陶映雯博士 欢迎您使用德物兹的网络拍卖平台，我们的竞拍平台完全不收取任何手 FREE ONLINE BIDDING IS AVAILABLE AT DREWEATTS.COM: 续费，您可以在世界任何 角落观看和参与我们的拍卖。或者您也可以使 The Dreweatts’ bidding platform allows you to watch, listen and bid with no VIEWING: 由于疫情原因，本次拍卖预展必须提前预约，预展时间安 用如下的拍卖平台（请注意以下平台会收取手续费）： additional online bidding fees applicable. Live online bidding is also available via the Viewing will be available by appointment only and in strict 排如下： accordance with government Covid-19 regulations. following platforms: • the-saleroom.com 伦敦预展时间（部分精选拍品）： • liveauctioneers.com VIEWING IN LONDON (selected highlights only): 16-17 Pall Mall, St James’s, London SW1Y 5LU • thesaleroom.com • invaluable.com • liveauctioneers.com 16-17 Pall Mall 11月3日(周二)：上午11点至下午4点 • invaluable.com St James’s 新买家注册： 11月4日（周三）：上午11点至下午4点 London SW1Y 5LU 如果您从未在本公司有任何竞拍记录，您需要在拍卖开始前一天英国时 Please note there is a surcharge for bidding via these platforms. 间中午十二点前将您的身份信息复印本发送至[email protected]，包括： DONNINGTON PRIORY预展时间: Tuesday 3 November: 11am – 4pm 11月6日（周五）：上午10点至下午5点 REGISTRATION: Wednesday 4 November: 11am – 4pm 1) 带有本人照片的身份证件（如护照或驾照）； 11月9日（周一）：上午10点至下午5点 We advise clients to register at least 48 hours in advance of the auction as you may 11月10日（周二）：上午10点至下午5点 2) 地址证明（如银行或水电账单）。 be asked to provide documents to verify your identity. Registration for new clients VIEWING AT DONNINGTON PRIORY: Friday 6 November: 10am – 5pm 请注意拍卖当日不安排任何预展 will close at 12 noon (local time) on Tuesday 10 November. 新买家注册关闭时间为英国时间2020年11月10日周二中午。 Monday 9 November: 10am – 5pm 远程观展服务： BUYER’S PREMIUM: Tuesday 10 November: 10am – 5pm 买家佣金： Buyer’s premium is charged per lot at 25% of the hammer price (30% including VAT) 在您竞拍成功后，您需要支付的买家佣金费率为: £500,000及以下为25% 本次拍卖我们将提供远程观展服务，您只需联系我们的专家 up to and including £500,000, 20% (24% including VAT) of the hammer price from There will be no viewing on auction days. （包含VAT的总费率为30%），£500,001至£1,000,000为20%（包含VAT的总 部门提前预约即可在您的智能手机上远程浏览您心仪的拍 £500,001 up to and including £1,000,000, and 12% of the hammer price (14.4% 费率为24%），超过£1,000,001的部分则费率为12%（包含VAT的总费率为 品。具体信息请参见我们的网站。 REMOTE VIEWING SERVICE: including VAT) in excess of £1,000,001. 14.4% ）。 Remote Viewing will also be available by appointment. Our 拍卖地址： DEPOSIT: Remote Viewing Service allows you to view specified Lots via 押金： Dreweatts 本公司可能会要求您支付5000英镑的押金，而押金的支付方式可以借记 You may be asked to pay a deposit of £5,000. Any deposit must be paid online, by your smartphone from the comfort of your own home at atime Donnington Priory 卡/信用卡、现金或银行转账的形式提供。您需要在拍卖开始前一天英国 debit / credit card or bank transfer. Dreweatts must have cleared funds no later than convenient to you. See our website for further details. Newbury 时间中午十二点前支付完全整笔押金款项。如您未能竞得任何拍品，本 12 noon (local time) the day before the auctions. If you are not successful at the Berkshire RG14 2JE AUCTION: 公司将于7个工作日内将押金全部退回（无利息）。 auction, the deposit will be refunded (without interest) within 7 working days. Dreweatts 咨询或预约观展请联系： 付款方式： Donnington Priory PAYMENT: 本公司恕无法接受新买家的电话付款，其余支付方式请参见我们的网 +44 (0) 1635 553 553 Please note, we cannot accept payment by telephone for lots bought by first time Newbury 站。 [email protected] bidders. For details on other payment methods, please see our website. Berkshire RG14 2JE dreweatts.com ENQUIRIES: 封面拍品：93, 94, 96, 98, 99, 104, 114号 +44 (0) 1635 553 553 封底拍品：21号 [email protected] dreweatts.com 图录价格：£15（如需邮寄则为£17.5） Front cover: Lots 93, 94, 96, 98, 99, 104, 114 Back cover: Lot 21 Catalogues £15 (£17.50 by post) 2 3 Day 1 | Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (Part 1) Wednesday 11 November | 10.30am 5 1 A Chinese gouache painting of the view of Hong Kong, circa 1850, Qing Dynasty, with European ships anchored offshore, with Martyn Gregory label, catalogue 18, no. 48, the picture size 17.2cm x 24.7cm 约清1850年 外销水粉《香港码头风光》 画 £2,000-3,000 4 5 1 2 Chinese School, 19th century, a good set of eighteen watercolours, of various 4 trades including a shoe shop, shoe maker, itinerant porcelain restorer, calligraphy Chinese school, 19th century, a brush maker, itinerant medicine man, porcelain seller, hat vendor, hat maker, book court lady and mandarin, oil on seller, jewellery trader, tailor, pickle vendor, tobacco cutter and other trades, 33cm canvas, 46.5cm x 33.5cm to inside x 30.5cm, framed (18) of frame 清19世纪 外销百工百技图水彩画一组十八件 清19世纪 外销满大人图 布 面油画 £700-1,500 £600-800 6 7 (part lot) 5 Chinese School, circa 1860, Figures in Howqua’s garden, oil on canvas, 45cm x 60cm, framed 约清1860年 外销花园仕女图 布面油画 2 (part lot) £2,000-3,000 3 7 Twelve Chinese pith paper paintings of Birds, 19th century, 6 A photograph album of scenes of Beijing in 1902, depicting black and white images in and around comprising a set brightly painted with pheasants, water fowl CHINA: WRIGHT (GEORGE NEWENHAM) ‘Pekin’, some with explanatory pen inscriptions beneath and including: the last Empress Cixi, scenes of and other exotic birds perched in trees or on grassy banks, China, in a Series of Views, Displaying the street life, a silk shop, a saw pit, the Tartar city, the return of the Empress Cixi to the city after the Boxer and a set of four, depicting pairs of parrots, parakeets and Scenery, Architecture, and Social Habits, of Rebellion, various altars including the Altar of Heaven, Priests of the Lama Temple, The Devil Dance other exotic birds perched on flowering branches, each that Ancient Empire, 4 vol. in 2 after Thomas at the Lama Temple, Coolidge of the U.S legation and his house, opening ceremonies, views on the image size approximately 20cm x 32 cm, framed and glazed Allom, 2 double-page engraved maps outlined way to the Ming tombs, views of the secretaries house in the legation compound with Lady Arthur (12) in colour, contemporary brown morocco gilt, Russell and party, Great Wall, temple views in western hills outside ‘Pekin’ and Summer Palace views London Printing and Publishing Company, including three American ladies outside the Summer Palace, approximately 134 images in various sizes Provenance: From a private London Collection [1858-1859] Provenance: Private English Collection 清19世纪 外销花鸟图通草画一组12件 £600-800 拍品来源：英国私人收藏 民国 北平老照片集一本（含慈禧在义和团运动后回紫禁城照片） 拍品来源：英国私人收藏 £1,200-1,800 £500-700 3 (part lot) 6 www.dreweatts.com | +44 (0) 1635 553 553 BP*: Buyer’s Premium of 25% +VAT 7 8 11 Attributed to Qiu Ying (circa 1494-1552), 18th/19th century, painted with the Tian Shiguang (1916-1999), Pears, painted fan gathering scene of various Daoist immortals,
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