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Fine Art, Modernism, Glass & Asian August 14Th @ 4:00PM Fine Art, Modernism, Glass & Asian August 14th @ 4:00PM 16% Buyers Premium In-House 19% Online & Phone Bidding Online Bidding Through LiveAuctioneers 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 Professionally remounted. Various creases Lot Description and overall wear. Qing dynasty. 5A Yu Youren (1879-1964 China) Calligraphy with Cursive Script Ink on Paper Scroll 1 Antique Chinese Imperial Dragon Silk Painting 40"x13.5" Image. Signed with seal Embroidery Panel 36.5"x39.5" Framed. mark lower left. Mounted on red silk Depicts two gold thread five clawed hanging scroll with a total size of 63"x16.5". opposing dragons with the flaming pearl in This grouping of authentic Chinese scroll center. Some fray and tears to silk. Qing paintings came from the collection of Huang dynasty. Siufeng (1892-1975) who held a prominent 2 Fine Chinese Silk Embroidery of Roosters position at the Central Bank of China during 21"x21" Framed. Depicts rooster and hen the late 1930's. The majority of his with chicks in polychrome silk. Signed with collection was sold through Christie's in several characters in silk. Some edge their May 2014 Fine Chinese and Classical staining. Antique, Qing dynasty. Paintings auction. He lived in Seattle for 3 Album of (12) Antique Chinese Pith Paper many years. Figure Paintings. Bound and mounted in 5B Ku Linshi (1865-1930 China) Mountain book measuring 11"x8". Each painting Landscape Ink on Paper Scroll Painting depicts polychrome painted figures in 22.25"x12.75". Signed with calligraphy and various positions. Images vary in sizes from seal mark upper right corner. Total mounted 5.5" to 6.5" high. Overall wear with some and framed size of 18"x16.5". This grouping tears to rice like paper. Qing dynasty. of authentic Chinese scroll paintings came 4 Antique Chinese Painting on Marble 8"x11" from the collection of Huang Siufeng Framed. Depicts a nursing mother reclining (1892-1975) who held a prominent position in an interior with polychrome and gilt at the Central Bank of China during the late enameling. Signed with four characters in 1930's. The majority of his collection was central area. sold through Christie's in their May 2014 4A Liupeng Su (1790-1862 China) Attributed Fine Chinese and Classical Paintings Scholar with Attendants Ink Scroll Painting auction. He lived in Seattle for many years. on Paper 11.75"x9" Sight. Signed with 5C Liu Deliu (1806-1875 China) Insects and calligraphy and red ink seal upper right. Blossoming Flowers Ink on Paper Fan Total framed size 17"x13.5". Painting 9.5"x20.5" Image. Sighned with 5 Antique Chinese Court Scene Scroll calligraphy upper center with seal marks Painting 43"x26" Image. Depict a lush and one red seal lower right corner. interior scene with various attendants with Polychrome coloring on gold foil paper. important seated figure reading scroll. Total framed and mounted size of 13"x24". WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Art, Modernism, Glass & Asian August 14th @ 4:00PM 16% Buyers Premium In-House 19% Online & Phone Bidding Online Bidding Through LiveAuctioneers 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 This grouping of authentic Chinese scroll and Classical Paintings auction. He lived in paintings came from the collection of Huang Seattle for many years. Siufeng (1892-1975) who held a prominent 5F Tan Boyu (1900-1982 China) Hsing-Shu position at the Central Bank of China during Cursive Calligraphy Ink on Paper Scroll the late 1930's. The majority of his Painting 22"x14.5" Image. Signed with red collection was sold through Christie's in seals lower left and upper right corners. their May 2014 Fine Chinese and Classical Total framed size of 22.5"x15". This Paintings auction. He lived in Seattle for grouping of authentic Chinese scroll many years. paintings came from the collection of Huang 5D Tan Boyu (1900-1982 China) Hsing-Shu Siufeng (1892-1975) who held a prominent Calligraphy Ink on Paper Horizontal Scroll position at the Central Bank of China during Painting 16"x56.5" Image. Signed with two the late 1930's. The majority of his red seal marks lower left corner. Slight roll collection was sold through Christie's in creasing and tears to mounting. Total size of their May 2014 Fine Chinese and Classical 21"x70". Boyu was the son of Tank Yankai Paintings auction. He lived in Seattle for (1880-1930) who served as a premier of the many years. Chinese Republic. This grouping of 5G Xu Shenshang (20th Century China) Pair of authentic Chinese scroll paintings came Blossoming Prunus Branch Ink on Paper from the collection of Huang Siufeng Scroll Paintings 23.75"x11.25" Image. Each (1892-1975) who held a prominent position is signed with calligraphy and seal marks at the Central Bank of China during the late lower image. Each has a total framed and 1930's. The majority of his collection was mounted size of 32.5"x15.75". This sold through Christie's in their May 2014 grouping of authentic Chinese scroll Fine Chinese and Classical Paintings paintings came from the collection of Huang auction. He lived in Seattle for many years. Siufeng (1892-1975) who held a prominent 5E Shen Bing (1896-1987 China) Mountainous position at the Central Bank of China during Landscape with Scholars Ink on Paper the late 1930's. The majority of his Scroll Painting 8.5"x27" Image. Signed with collection was sold through Christie's in calligraphy and seal mark upper portion. their May 2014 Fine Chinese and Classical Total framed and mounted size of Paintings auction. He lived in Seattle for 13"x35.75". This grouping of authentic many years. Chinese scroll paintings came from the 5H Sheng Xiang (20th Century China) collection of Huang Siufeng (1892-1975) Mountain Landscape with Temple Ink on who held a prominent position at the Central Paper Scroll Painting 24"x11.25" Image. Bank of China during the late 1930's. The The piece is signed with calligraphy and red majority of his collection was sold through seal upper right corner. Also dated 1954. Christie's in their May 2014 Fine Chinese Total framed and mounted size of WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Art, Modernism, Glass & Asian August 14th @ 4:00PM 16% Buyers Premium In-House 19% Online & Phone Bidding Online Bidding Through LiveAuctioneers 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 32.5"x16". This grouping of authentic and Classical Paintings auction. He lived in Chinese scroll paintings came from the Seattle for many years. collection of Huang Siufeng (1892-1975) 5K Zhao Shigang (1874-1945 China) who held a prominent position at the Central Calligraphy Ink on Paper Fan Painting Bank of China during the late 1930's. The 9.5"x20.75" Image. Painting is dedicated to majority of his collection was sold through Mr. Huang Xiufeng and has artist's seal Christie's in their May 2014 Fine Chinese mark lower left corner. Loose, rolled with a and Classical Paintings auction. He lived in total sheet size of 12"x23.25". This Seattle for many years. grouping of authentic Chinese scroll 5I Li Songping (20th Century China) "Zhuzi paintings came from the collection of Huang Zhijia Geyan" (The Motto of the Zhu Siufeng (1892-1975) who held a prominent Family) Calligraphy Ink on Paper Scroll position at the Central Bank of China during Painting 35"x11.5". About the Zhu Bolu the late 1930's. The majority of his (1627-1698) family. Signed with red seal collection was sold through Christie's in lower left edge. Total framed and mounted their May 2014 Fine Chinese and Classical size 58.5"x16". This grouping of authentic Paintings auction. He lived in Seattle for Chinese scroll paintings came from the many years. collection of Huang Siufeng (1892-1975) 5L Qian Dajun (1893-1982 China) Seal Script who held a prominent position at the Central Calligraphy Ink on Paper Scroll Painting Bank of China during the late 1930's. The 42.75"x9.5" Image. Signed with two large majority of his collection was sold through red seal lower left. Total sheet size of Christie's in their May 2014 Fine Chinese 48"x11.75" with multiple tears and and Classical Paintings auction. He lived in separation at one end. This grouping of Seattle for many years. authentic Chinese scroll paintings came 5J Ma Heng (1881-1955 China) Calligraphy from the collection of Huang Siufeng Ink on Paper Fan Painting 9.75"x20.75" (1892-1975) who held a prominent position Image. Ink on paper with gold foil dedicated at the Central Bank of China during the late to Mr. Huang Xiufend. Signed with seal 1930's. The majority of his collection was mark lower left corner and dated 1935. sold through Christie's in their May 2014 Loose, rolled with a total sheet size of Fine Chinese and Classical Paintings 12"x23.25". This grouping of authentic auction. He lived in Seattle for many years. Chinese scroll paintings came from the 5M Jiang Zaixi (20th Century China) Sparrows collection of Huang Siufeng (1892-1975) with Blossoming Chrysanthemum Flowers who held a prominent position at the Central Ink on Paper Scroll Painting 12.5"x25.25" Bank of China during the late 1930's. The Image. Signed with seal and calligraphy majority of his collection was sold through upper left corner. Total mounted size of Christie's in their May 2014 Fine Chinese 72"x17.5". This grouping of authentic WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Art, Modernism, Glass & Asian August 14th @ 4:00PM 16% Buyers Premium In-House 19% Online & Phone Bidding Online Bidding Through LiveAuctioneers 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 Chinese scroll paintings came from the 24"x11.5" Image.
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