Spring Sale 2025 — Asian Works of Art

1. Lot

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   Carved wooden subject with a partially gilded patina, depicting Buddha in Māravijaya posture. Burma, 19th century H: 27.5 cm

   Estimate: 500 € / 600 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   380 €

2. Lot

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   Important bronze seated Buddha, hands in bhumisparsa mudra, wearing a sanghati, eyes lowered, eyebrows arched, hair styled in curls surmounted by the ushnisha. Thailand, Ayutthaya Style 20th century H: 48 cm

   Estimate: 800 € / 1 200 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   550 €

3. Lot

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   Bronze seated Buddha, hands in bhumisparsa mudra, wearing a sanghati, face with a serene expression, eyes lowered, arched eyebrows. Thailand, Ayutthaya Late 19th century H:34 cm

   Estimate: 800 € / 1 200 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   600 €

4. Lot

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   Apsara head, a celestial female figure from Indian mythology, carved in stone. The facial features are delicately carved, revealing a soft and serene expression. The headdress is adorned with intricate motifs, typical of 15th-century Indian aesthetics, symbolizing the grace and spiritual richness of this divine figure. The details of the headdress and hair, carved in relief, show elaborate artistic craftsmanship and attention to finishes. India, 15th century. Presented on a bronze base. Dimensions without base: Width: 31 cm. Depth: 37 cm. Height: 31 cm.

   Estimate: 2 500 € / 3 000 €

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   Hammer price

   1 800 €

5. Lot

   5

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   Carved stela in slightly pinkish beige sandstone, depicting a standing Apsara, with crossed legs. Traces of polychromy. North India, Rajasthan, 12th century. Dimensions: Length: 34.5 cm. Depth: 22 cm. Height: 116 cm.

   Estimate: 2 200 € / 2 800 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   1 300 €

6. Lot

   6

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   Assembly of two bronze statuettes depicting Ganesh and Kubera. Tibet, late 19th century H:18 to 20 cm

   Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 200 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   1 200 €

7. Lot

   7

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   Bronze subject with a partially gilded patina, depicting a tantric deity. Tibet, 19th century H:21 cm

   Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 200 €

   Sold

   Hammer price

   1 200 €

8. Lot

   8

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   Imposing sculpture representing a stylized bull, handcrafted in terracotta, with a beautiful natural patina attesting to its antiquity. Originating from the Jodhpur region, in Rajasthan (North India), this type of piece was traditionally used as a votive offering or as a decorative element in rural homes. The bull, a symbol of power, fertility, and protection in Hindu culture, notably evokes Nandi, the mount of the god Shiva. This naive and expressive style is found in the tribal art of the Thar desert. Wear and usual losses, old patina, traces of pigments and remnants of polychromy. Late 19th century, Jodhpur, India. Dimensions: Length: 74 cm. Width: 27 cm. Height: 65 cm.

   Estimate: 1 000 €

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   Hammer price

   700 €

9. Lot

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   CHINA, Han Dynasty, Sichuan province, 2nd century BCE. Amphora-shaped vase in black terracotta, the bellies adorned with volutes (usual restorations). Heights: 21 cm

   Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

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   Hammer price

   750 €

10. Lot

    10

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    CHINA, Han Dynasty, Sichuan province, 2nd century BCE. Amphora-shaped vase in black terracotta, the bellies adorned with volutes (usual restorations). Heights: 16 cm

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    700 €

11. Lot

    11

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    CHINA, Han Dynasty, Sichuan province, 2nd century BCE. Amphora-shaped vase in black terracotta, the bellies adorned with volutes (usual restorations). Heights: 21 cm

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    750 €

12. Lot

    12

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    Double panel in beige sandstone adorned with small openings, including a larger central one. India, Mughal Empire, Rajasthan, 17th century. Dimensions: Width: 52 cm. Depth: 8 cm. Height: 146 cm.

    Estimate: 2 500 € / 3 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 900 €

13. Lot

    13

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    Mughal man's head, moustached and turbaned, in carved soft stone and mounted on an iron base. India, 18th century. Dimensions: Width: 14.5 cm. Depth: 16 cm. Height: 23 cm. Strong erosion consistent with age and outdoor exposure.

    Estimate: 500 € / 700 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

14. Lot

    14

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    Nandi, reclining Indian sacred bull. Carved stone sculpture. India, 17th century. Dimensions: Length: 44 cm. Width: 25 cm. Height: 35 cm.

    Estimate: 1 000 € / 1 400 €

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    Hammer price

    700 €

15. Lot

    15

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    CHINA. Han court lady in terracotta with traces of slip and polychromy. She is depicted kneeling. Hands missing. Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD). Restorations. Height: 56 cm. With certificate of expertise to be provided to the successful bidder.

    Estimate: 4 500 € / 5 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    2 500 €

16. Lot

    16

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    CHINA. Standing Han lady in polychrome terracotta (head reattached). China 206 BC to 220 AD. Height: 64 cm. With certificate of expertise to be given to the buyer.

    Estimate: 4 500 € / 5 500 €

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    Hammer price

    2 500 €

17. Lot

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    Important Buddha head in red lacquered stone with traces of gilding. Burma, Mandalay, 19th century H.: 45 cm without the base H: with base 60 cm. With certificate of expertise to be given to the successful bidder.

    Estimate: 4 000 € / 6 000 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    3 200 €

18. Lot

    18

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    Seated Buddha with haloed head, in meditation posture (dhyanâmudrâ), on a draped schist base. Greco-Buddhist art from Gandhara (1st-5th centuries) H: 26 cm With certificate of expertise to be given to the buyer.

    Estimate: 2 500 € / 3 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    1 500 €

19. Lot

    19

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    Seated Buddha in meditation posture (dhyanâmudrâ), in schist. Greco-Buddhist art from Gandhara (1st-5th centuries) H: 27 cm. With certificate of expertise to be given to the buyer.

    Estimate: 2 500 € / 3 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    1 500 €

20. Lot

    20

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    Important head of Hariti, wearing a hair band and earrings, in schist. Greco-Buddhist art from Gandhara (1st-5th centuries) H.: 23 cm. With certificate of expertise to be given to the buyer.

    Estimate: 2 500 € / 2 800 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    1 400 €

21. Lot

    21

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    Chinese bi disc in jadeite on black metal stand. Scholar's object symbolizing the link between earth and sky, also aiding reflection and meditation Carved jadeite, pierced in its center with a circular orifice Diameter: 30cm

    Estimate: 400 € / 500 €

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    Hammer price

    250 €

22. Lot

    22

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    Large Chinese bi disc in veined green jadeite on a black metal steel base. Scholar's object symbolizing the link between earth and sky, also aiding reflection and meditation Carved jadeite, pierced in its center with a circular orifice Diameter: 45 cm (approx.)

    Estimate: 600 € / 800 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    450 €

23. Lot

    23

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    Pavement art Roman mosaic referencing the 8th century depicting a Medusa Dimensions: 22 x 21.5 cm. Work with a crack, restored at the bottom left

    Estimate: 800 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

24. Lot

    24

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    Small Guan Qinbai jar in porcelain stoneware with creamy celadon monochrome glaze. China. Song Dynasty. 960 to 1279. 13x12cm (Neck diameter 9cm)

    Estimate: 220 € / 500 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    150 €

25. Lot

    25

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    "Hu" shaped jar. Polychrome terracotta. China. Han Dynasty. 206 BC to 220 AD. H43cm Thermoluminescence test from Archelolabs laboratory

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 2 000 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    600 €

26. Lot

    26

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    "Hu" shaped jar. Polychrome terracotta. China. Han Dynasty. 206 BC to 220 AD. H43cm Thermoluminescence test from Archelolabs laboratory

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 2 000 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    600 €

27. Lot

    27

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    Ochre terracotta vase with ovoid body with geometric motifs and a lid with a pointed finial. China, Six Dynasties period. 220 to 589 BC 17x24cm

    Estimate: 500 € / 900 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

28. Lot

    28

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    Tripod granary in the shape of a granary whose feet, according to the tradition of the time, represent bear cubs Terracotta China - Han Dynasty - 206 to 220 AD 24x19cm Thermoluminescence test from QED laboratory N°1701/FC-0106 confirming the dating.

    Estimate: 500 € / 900 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    400 €

29. Lot

    29

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    Funerary offering illustrating a model of a grain millstone. Terracotta with a green monochrome glaze. China. Ming Dynasty. 1368 to 1644. Diam 20 cm

    Estimate: 100 € / 250 €

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    Hammer price

    50 €

30. Lot

    30

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    Bulul male figure – Philippines, Ifugao people, early-mid 20th century Hardwood with black ritual patina. H 75 cm. Standing male figure, hands resting on thighs, stylized face with geometric features characteristic of the Ifugao tradition. Carved from a single block, it represents the guardian spirit of rice and fertility, invoked to protect harvests and ensure prosperity of the household. Beautiful old patina, testament to ritual offerings and traditional use.

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

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    Hammer price

    650 €

31. Lot

    31

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    Bulul female figure – Philippines, Ifugao people, early-mid 20th century Hardwood with dark and satin ritual patina. H 76 cm. Female figure standing on a monoxyle base, in a hieratic and balanced posture. Symbol of fertility and abundance, it complements the male principle in the sacred duality of the Bulul, guardians of the rice granaries (alang). Traces of ritual use and old patina of great authenticity.

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

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    Hammer price

    650 €

32. Lot

    32

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    Squatting Bulul, Ifugao – Philippines Hardwood with old black patina. Squatting ancestor figure, arms crossed on knees, serene face with stylized features. Symbol of protection and fertility, the Bulul watched over rice granaries and homes. H. 37 cm Philippines, late 19th – early 20th century

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

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    Hammer price

    650 €

33. Lot

    33

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    Standing male Bulul, Ifugao – Philippines Hardwood with old black patina. Standing ancestor figure on double base, arms along the body, serene face with stylized features. Symbol of strength and fertility, this type of Bulul protected harvests and the home. H. 46cm Philippines, late 19th – early 20th century

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 500 €

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    Hammer price

    650 €

34. Lot

    34

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    Set of two Igorot spears. Late 19th early 20th century Philippines 168 & 153 cm

    Estimate: 200 € / 250 €

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    Hammer price

    100 €

35. Lot

    35

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    Spear. Indonesia, 19th c. 171 & 148cm

    Estimate: 200 € / 250 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    100 €

36. Lot

    36

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    Shiva-Lingam. Phallic symbol of the god Shiva. Natural stone. Brahmaputra Valley. India. 9.5cm

    Estimate: 120 € / 150 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    80 €

37. Lot

    37

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    Shiva-Lingam. Phallic symbol of the god Shiva. Natural stone. Brahmaputra Valley. India . 12cm

    Estimate: 120 € / 200 €

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    Hammer price

    80 €

38. Lot

    39

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    Celadon green glazed bottle vase China or Vietnam, mid-20th century Glazed stoneware, shiny green celadon glaze Dimensions: (38cmx21cm)

    Estimate: 220 € / 320 €

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    Hammer price

    100 €

39. Lot

    40

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    Large celadon enameled porcelain plate decorated with a fish in relief. China, Longquan Province, Ming period (15th century)

    Estimate: 2 000 € / 3 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 200 €

40. Lot

    41

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    Baluster vase with peacock and peony decoration – China, Kangxi mark Polychrome enameled porcelain known as Famille verte. Decoration of peacocks and birds among peonies, a symbol of beauty and prosperity, on a background of floral foliage. Under the base, apocryphal six-character mark “Da Qing Kangxi Nian Zhi” (Great Qing Dynasty, Kangxi reign). Chinese work of the 20th century, in the style of imperial porcelains of the late 17th century. Dimensions: (46cmx22cm)

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

41. Lot

    42

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    Covered vase / covered jar – China Polychrome porcelain with bird and peony decoration – mark on the reverse under iron-red glaze Period: late 20th century / early 21st century (contemporary period in the “Famille Verte / Famille Rose” style of the Qing dynasty) Dimensions: (38cmx22cm)

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

42. Lot

    43

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    “Famille Rose” vase decorated with palace and warrior scenes China, late 19th century (late Qing dynasty) Polychrome enameled porcelain on a white background Dimensions: (46cmx21cm)

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

43. Lot

    44

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    Chinese polychrome enameled porcelain vase China, late 20th century Enameled porcelain decorated with lotus and herons Dimensions: (46cmx21cm)

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

44. Lot

    45

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    Black glazed jar – China Stoneware with thick black glaze with midnight blue reflections, typical of utilitarian productions from southern China. China, 19th century (inspired by Song/Yuan models). Dimensions: (25cmx22cm)

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

45. Lot

    46

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    Large baluster vase in oxblood red porcelain. The neck decorated with lions. China Neck broken and re-glued 23x54cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

46. Lot

    47

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    Large rouleau vase in oxblood red porcelain. China Neck broken and re-glued 20x56cm

    Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

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    Hammer price

    200 €

47. Lot

    48

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    Embroidered fabric stretched on frame China, Miao ethnic group, Late 19th c. 84x116cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

48. Lot

    49

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    Ancestral portrait representing 6 characters. Painting on silk and rice paper. China 19th century Framed 108xH194cm

    Estimate: 900 € / 1 800 €

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    Hammer price

    600 €

49. Lot

    50

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    Ancestral Portrait Painting on silk and rice paper 18 figures China 19th Century Framed 110xH197cm

    Estimate: 1 500 € / 1 800 €

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    Hammer price

    1 000 €

50. Lot

    51

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    Buddha Maravijaya seated on a base in Bhumisparsha Mudra earth-touching gesture calling the earth to witness, the head surmounted by the Usnisha. He is dressed in the Utarasanga monastic robe. Burma, Shan States Kingdom, 19th c. Wine-colored lacquered wood with traces of gilding 27x14x48cm

    Estimate: 2 000 € / 3 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 500 €

51. Lot

    52

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    Buddha with a serene face seated on a tiered lacquered brown wood base with traces of gilding. The right hand in the earth-touching gesture, the head surmounted by the Usnisha. Burma, 19th c. Height: 64 cm (partial losses to arms and base)

    Estimate: 1 400 € / 2 500 €

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    Hammer price

    1 200 €

52. Lot

    53

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    Standing Buddha Burma (Mandalay), late 19th – early 20th century Red lacquered wood (teak) with traces of gilding. H. 181 cm. Standing Buddha, body draped in an utarasanga with vertical folds, head coiffed with tight curls surmounted by a flame-shaped ushnisha; elongated earlobes. Missing reattached forearms (visible mortises) prevent certain identification of the mudra. Ancient patina with ritual wear.

    Estimate: 2 500 € / 4 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 400 €

53. Lot

    54

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    Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mudra Alabaster with traces of black lacquer. Burma, 18th century. H 83 cm. Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mudra on a lotus base, dressed in an Utarasanga drape covering the left shoulder. The peaceful expression of the face, with half-closed eyes, embodies awakening and deep meditation. The contrasting patina, blending ivory and black tones, underlines the silent spirituality of this sculpture from the Mandalay tradition.

    Estimate: 5 000 € / 8 000 €

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    Hammer price

    3 800 €

54. Lot

    55

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    Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mudra on a lotus base dressed in a beautiful Utarasanga drape, the head surmounted by the Ushnisha. Burma. 19th century in red lacquered wood with residual gilding H 45 cm (approx) French Collection

    Estimate: 2 200 € / 2 500 €

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    Hammer price

    1 600 €

55. Lot

    56

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    Representation of an elephant carved with Buddhist motifs. Pink sandstone. Cambodia, Bayon 13th c. Certificate of authenticity from Galerie Mouhot & The Art Loss Register 72x21xH35cm

    Estimate: 3 000 € / 4 500 €

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    Hammer price

    2 500 €

56. Lot

    57

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    Representation of Makara, a hybrid marine monster with a beneficial character. Cambodia, Angkor Wat 12th c. Grey sandstone 45x32x65cm

    Estimate: 4 000 € / 10 000 €

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    Hammer price

    2 500 €

57. Lot

    58

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    Achephalous statue of Durga represented standing in a slight sway with a bare torso with generous and high-placed breasts, dressed in a long and thin sampot with its particular form, the drapery and the loop are very representative of the style of the period. Cambodia, Funan Kingdom, Prei Kmeng style 6-7th Century Sandstone 25x12x59cm

    Estimate: 3 500 € / 6 500 €

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    Hammer price

    3 000 €

58. Lot

    59

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    Food safe in hammered copper. India, Rajasthan, Mid-20th Century. Dimensions: H:21 x Diam: 21 cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 350 €

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    Hammer price

    70 €

59. Lot

    60

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    Food safe in hammered copper. India, Rajasthan, Mid-20th Century. Dimensions: H:15 x Diam: 26 cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 350 €

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    Hammer price

    80 €

60. Lot

    61

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    Ayutthaya - Headless Buddha Bust - Carved sandstone. Torso fragment representing the Buddha dressed in the sanghati, the monastic robe falling elegantly over the left shoulder - Ayutthaya Kingdom (Thailand), 16th–17th century H23 x W14 x D18 cm

    Estimate: 1 500 € / 1 800 €

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    Hammer price

    850 €

61. Lot

    62

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    Buddha seated on a Lotus base - Thailand - Bronze - Early 20th Century - 23cmx 13cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 500 €

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    Hammer price

    250 €

62. Lot

    63

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    Buddha seated with earth-touching hand - Laos - Wood - 19th Century - 23cmx10cm

    Estimate: 200 € / 300 €

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    Hammer price

    100 €

63. Lot

    64

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    Pair of monks accompanying the Buddha - Polychrome Wood - 18cm×7cm

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

64. Lot

    65

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    Buddha surmounted by its removable Stupa seated on its 3-tiered Lotus base - Thailand - Bronze - Late 19th Century - 26cmx19cm

    Estimate: 800 € / 1 200 €

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    Hammer price

    500 €

65. Lot

    66

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    Buddha head surmounted by its Unisha, serene face - Thailand - Bronze - 19th century - 13cmx6cm

    Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

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    Hammer price

    200 €

66. Lot

    67

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    Buddha Head - Burma - Stucco - 19th Century - 19cm×12cm

    Estimate: 600 € / 900 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

67. Lot

    68

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    Statue of the deity Ganesh, God of wisdom - Indonesia - Bronze - 20th Century- 19cm×11cm

    Estimate: 600 € / 700 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

68. Lot

    69

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    Statue of the deity Ganesh - sculpture from an ancient excavation context, showing a beautiful burial patina - Bronze - 18th Century - 17cmx 9cm

    Estimate: 800 € / 1 200 €

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    Hammer price

    350 €

69. Lot

    70

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    Buddha, hand in earth-touching gesture, polychrome lacquered wood - Burma 17th century - 47cm x 22cm

    Estimate: 2 000 € / 3 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 200 €

70. Lot

    71

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    Pair of bronze buddha hands with green patina. Thailand, Sukhothai, mid-20th century Height: 22 cm (each)

    Estimate: 800 € / 950 €

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    Hammer price

    300 €

71. Lot

    72

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    Foxiang (Zaoxiang): stele with an acephalous Buddha presented frontally, the missing right hand should be raised in abhaya mudra (absence of fear), and the left hand in varada mudra (giving) as is often the case in Northern Wei steles. The Buddha is clad in the monastic robe under which the monastic garment appears. The halo, with the hole for placing the head, is still present, as is the entire background of the stele, decorated with lotus leaves, then in a second register with stylized flowers. The top is occupied by flying celestial beings seemingly descending from the sky, some playing music. This type of figure represented on a stele background forming a mandorla, seems derived from bronze votive figures. The composition of this stele, as well as the Buddha's attire, are the expression of the most classic Northern Wei statuary. China, Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534). 53x17xH108cm.

    Estimate: 12 000 € / 15 000 €

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    Hammer price

    8 000 €

72. Lot

    73

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    Sampot of a male deity depicted standing in samabhanga, a double fish-tail shaped panel falling on the front. Cambodia, Angkor Wat, 12th century. Sandstone. Certificate of authenticity from Galerie Mouhot & The Art Loss Register 34x23x68cm (with base 98cm)

    Estimate: 6 000 € / 9 000 €

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    Hammer price

    4 000 €

73. Lot

    74

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    Durga's forearm holding Vishnu's disc. Sandstone H26cm

    Estimate: 800 € / 900 €

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    Hammer price

    350 €

74. Lot

    75

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    Durga's forearm holding an attribute of Vishnu. Sandstone H26cm

    Estimate: 800 € / 900 €

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    Hammer price

    350 €

75. Lot

    76

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    Durga's forearm holding an attribute of Vishnu. Sandstone H18cm

    Estimate: 800 € / 900 €

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    Hammer price

    350 €

76. Lot

    78

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    Celadon porcelain Buddha, China, 20th century – 47 cm Elegant celadon porcelain Buddha statue, depicted standing, with removable hands (one missing), in an attitude of giving and serenity. The serene face, finely sculpted folds of the garment and soft celadon tone give this work great spiritual purity. 20th century Chinese work, inspired by Ming and Qing models, featuring a beautiful harmony of lines and a delicate patina.

    Estimate: 250 € / 300 €

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    Hammer price

    120 €

77. Lot

    79

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    Pair of Buddhist architectural elements – Thailand or Burma, 19th – early 20th century Carved and gilded wood, featuring an elegant spiral motif in the shape of a stylized flame, a symbol of protection and wisdom. Probably from a pediment or a temple roof finial. Beautiful old patina, traces of original gilding. Mounted on a metal base for display. Dimensions: 32/20cm each

    Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

78. Lot

    81

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    Circular mirror on a stand. Bronze with excavation patina. Cambodia, 12th/13th c. 15cm

    Estimate: 200 € / 300 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

79. Lot

    82

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    Circular mirror on a stand. Bronze with excavation patina. Cambodia, 12th/13th c. 19.5cm

    Estimate: 250 € / 400 €

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    Hammer price

    180 €

80. Lot

    83

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    Globular stoneware inkwell with brown glaze. Cambodia, 12th century.

    Estimate: 300 € / 400 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    120 €

81. Lot

    84

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    A bracelet in bronze with excavation patina. Cambodia, 12th/13th c. 8cm - 7cm - 5.5cm

    Estimate: 100 € / 200 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    50 €

82. Lot

    86

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    Basin with wide belly and slightly flared neck, set with two handles. Bronze. Highlands of Central Vietnam. Jaraï ethnic group 19th century 45cm

    Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

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    Hammer price

    200 €

83. Lot

    87

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    Orange terracotta with relief decoration, beautiful archaeological patina. Southern China, probably Yunnan or Guangxi region. Probably ancient, in the style of Han productions. Height: 20 cm.

    Estimate: 250 € / 350 €

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    Hammer price

    150 €

84. Lot

    88

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    Small two-handled jar Terracotta with beige paste, slightly granular surface, decoration of ribboned handles with incised motif, thickened rim and globular body. Ancient work, probably Northern China. H. 12 cm Burial patina.

    Estimate: 200 € / 250 €

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    Hammer price

    80 €

85. Lot

    89

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    Small globular pot incised with geometric patterns and a small neck. Fine stoneware with a monochrome beige glaze. Khmer, 12th-13th century. 11x10cm

    Estimate: 200 € / 250 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    100 €

86. Lot

    90

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    Small globular vase. Terracotta with traces of slip. Cambodia, 15th century H9.5cm

    Estimate: 150 € / 200 €

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    Hammer price

    80 €

87. Lot

    91

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    Bronze rain drum used to bring rain. Found on the bank of the Mekong, Thailand H 55 cm x diam 55 cm

    Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 800 €

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    Hammer price

    1 300 €

88. Lot

    92

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    Bronze rain drum used to bring rain. Found on the bank of the Mekong - Laos H 68 cm x diam 58 cm

    Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 800 €

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    Hammer price

    1 300 €

89. Lot

    93

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    Bronze rain drum used to bring rain. Found on the bank of the Mekong - Laos H 68 cm x diam 58 cm

    Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 800 €

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    Hammer price

    1 300 €

90. Lot

    94

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    Impressive polychrome wooden sacred cow from Burma, early 20th century. Dimensions L180 x H136 cm.

    Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 200 €

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    Hammer price

    1 000 €

91. Lot

    95

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    Child's bed in waxed hardwood, carved with floral and geometric motifs. India

    Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

    Sold

    Hammer price

    200 €

92. Lot

    96

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    Console, sideboard with two central doors and three drawers, black lacquered scholar's furniture with copper clasps. China, early 20th century L175 x H84 xP47 cm

    Estimate: 1 800 € / 2 200 €

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    Hammer price

    800 €

93. Lot

    97

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    Pantry. Polychrome lacquered elm. Tibet, 19th century. 93x52xH85cm

    Estimate: 1 000 € / 1 500 €

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    Hammer price

    600 €

94. Lot

    98

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    Pair of rosewood shelves. China, 20th century. 90x40x172cm, 49cm space between shelves

    Estimate: 4 000 € / 5 000 €

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    Hammer price

    2 200 €

95. Lot

    100

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    Large Chinese opium bed Dark red lacquered wood, woven cane seat. Work from Southern China, late 19th / early 20th century. Old patina, beautiful signs of use, traces of time preserved. Dimensions: L. 195 cm × P. 95 cm × H. 60 cm Traditional furniture piece formerly used for relaxation and opium consumption, today a superb coffee table, bench or decorative interior element.

    Estimate: 3 000 € / 4 000 €

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    Hammer price

    1 800 €

96. Lot

    101

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    Pair of painted doors – Mongolia, late 19th century Painted wood with landscape and peony decoration, wrought iron fittings. H 204 × L 97 cm (each door). Amber patina and refined decoration symbolizing longevity and prosperity.

    Estimate: 2 000 € / 2 500 €

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    Hammer price

    1 300 €

97. Lot

    102

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    Large red lacquered console – China, late 19th / early 20th century Red lacquered wood, brass fittings. H 90 × L 220 × P 46 cm. Beautiful Chinese four-drawer console, with deep red and warm patina. Sober elegance of late Qing furniture.

    Estimate: 1 500 € / 1 800 €

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    Hammer price

    900 €

98. Lot

    103

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    Painted chest – Tibet, late 19th / early 20th century Wood painted with polychrome decoration, original fittings. L 82 cm H 41cm Beautiful Tibetan chest with floral and symbolic decoration painted on a deep red background, framed with black and gold motifs. The old patina and original fittings give this piece a strong presence and authentic charm, a testament to Tibetan ritual furniture.

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 400 €

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    Hammer price

    600 €

99. Lot

    104

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    Old painted Tibetan chest Polychrome painted wood with stylized floral decoration on a red background, gold and black motifs, original fittings. Work from Tibet or Nepal, late 19th – early 20th century. Beautiful old patina and authentic wear of time. Dimensions: L. 97 cm × D. 41 cm × H. 58 cm Traditional chest used to store ritual objects or sacred textiles in monasteries. Superb piece of character, rare in this state of preservation and color intensity.

    Estimate: 1 200 € / 1 400 €

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    Hammer price

    600 €

100. Lot

     105

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     Small painted chest – Tibet, late 19th / early 20th century Wood painted with polychrome decoration. 65x29cm Tibetan chest adorned with a stylized Snow Lion surrounded by flowers on a red and gold background. Beautiful old patina, traces of ritual use. Living testimony to the decorative and symbolic art of Himalayan monasteries. Estimate: 600 – 900 €

     Estimate: 400 € / 600 €

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     Hammer price

     150 €

101. Lot

     106

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     Two-panel screen – Japan, late 19th – early 20th century Meiji period – early Taishō black lacquered wood frame and gilded brocade. H 172 × L 187 cm representing white and red hollyhocks, narcissi and wild grasses, flown over by a butterfly. The delicacy of the brushwork and the softness of the golden brown background translate the Japanese poetry of the changing seasons and the ephemeral beauty of nature.

     Estimate: 800 € / 1 200 €

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     Hammer price

     400 €

102. Lot

     107

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     Important sleeping board on steel base Carved wood with ribbed motifs Ethiopia H260 x L60

     Estimate: 2 000 € / 2 500 €

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     Hammer price

     1 400 €

103. Lot

     108

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     Chinese four-leaf screen – Mid 20th century Black lacquer decorated with court scenes inlaid with mother-of-pearl and hard stones, surrounded by gilded floral borders. H 92 × L 112 cm

     Estimate: 600 € / 800 €

     Sold

     Hammer price

     400 €

104. Lot

     109

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     KUBA or WONGO, Democratic Republic of Congo. Hardwood, brown-black patina. Palm wine cup supported by three figures represented in bust. Height: 27 cm Provenance: From a set of a private French collection.

     Estimate: 300 € / 350 €

     Sold

     Hammer price

     150 €

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