News search results : Antiques trade gazette

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1559567/13-04-22-2088NE05B Kangxi porcelain_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Bowl sets new Kangxi record at £5.8m

22 April 2013

A new auction high for Qing Kangxi porcelain was established in Sotheby’s latest spring sale series in Hong Kong.

International

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1559665/13-04-22-2088NE01A Chinese Qing_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Chinese figure makes £31,000 in Canterbury

22 April 2013

This Chinese gilt-bronze figure of Maitreya dating to the Qing dynasty was among the Asian highlights on offer at The Canterbury Auction Galleries’ latest sale.

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1553271/13-03-26-2084NE01A chinese vase_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Imperial Chinese vase takes £950,000 at Tennants

26 March 2013

In the wake of the sale of a Yongzheng (1722-36) blue and white bottle vase for £2.6m in the autumn, Tennants of Leyburn, North Yorkshire offered this vase from the reign of the emperor Qianlong (1736-96) in their spring fine art sale.

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1545963/2080IE01A-13-03-01_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Asia Week in New York: full of Eastern promise

01 March 2013

For the art and antiques world, New York in the spring increasingly means turning attention to the East.

International

Dealer News

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1536623/2075NE02A-13-01-21_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Happy end to tale of Bainbridge's vase

21 January 2013

Peter Bainbridge has confirmed to Antiques Trade Gazette that the Qianlong vase at the centre of a highly publicised payment dispute since November 2010 has finally been sold.

News

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1535639/2074NE01A-12-01-14_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Chinese screen banishes New Year blues

14 January 2013

Getting the New Year off to a good start at Addisons of Barnard Castle, County Durham, a 20th century blue and white porcelain table screen by the renowned Chinese ceramic artist Wang Bu (1898-1968) improved upon an estimate of just £130-150 to sell for £34,300.

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1529316/2070NE04A-12-12-10_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Back in business with a £2m treasure

10 December 2012

Ritchies, the Toronto auction house founded in 1967 and declared bankrupt in 2009, are trading again. And in spectacular style.

International

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1526375/2068NE01A-12-11-26_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Yorkshire’s £2.6m toast to Asian series

26 November 2012

The toast of November’s clutch of Asian art sales was not to be found in London or Salisbury but in Leyburn.

Auction Reports

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1517533/2063PV01G-12-10-29_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

A case used for keeping pet crickets

29 October 2012

This small 6in (15cm) object made of gourd, ivory and pierced tortoiseshell would have originally housed crickets in 18th century China.

/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/1509312/2061PV01A-12-10-10_Large.jpg&height=123&width=172&constrain=true

Asian and Oriental art in the Cotswolds

10 October 2012

Cotswold auctioneers Tayler and Fletcher are to hold their first live internet auction of Asian and Oriental art and antiques on October 18 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Search Results