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Thomas Murray
Fu Qiumeng Fine Art
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Chinese Art
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Chinese Art
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Japanese Art
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Japanese Art
Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc.
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Decorated with reserves of Court ladies and flowering plants
Kangxi period, ca: 1700, H: 18 ½ inches (47 cm.)
All finely painted in deep underglaze blue.
Decorated with reserves of Court ladies and flowering plants
Kangxi period, ca: 1700, H: 18 ½ inches (47 cm.)
All finely painted in deep underglaze blue.
Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of an Official, Tang dynasty (618-907)
Glazed overall in deep chestnut brown with green and yellow
H. 29 in. (74 cm.)
Ex: American collection
TL tested
Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of an Official, Tang dynasty (618-907)
Glazed overall in deep chestnut brown with green and yellow
H. 29 in. (74 cm.)
Ex: American collection
TL tested
Rare Set of Three Qingbai Glazed String Design Ewers, Northern Song,
ca. 11th-12th century, H: 4 1/2 (11.3 cm.) x 7 3/4 in. (19.8 cm.)
Provenance: The first two: from the Collection of Kai-Yin Lo; illustrated and described by Regina Krahl, Bright as Silver, White as Snow, 1998, Nos. 31 and 51; and exhibited at the Denver Art Museum. The third: from the Thomax Collection No. 1648, formed by Prof. Leif Sourander, Abo, Finland formed from the 1960’s-1990s, and exhibited at the Arabia Museum, Helsinki, Finland, September-October, 1994.
Rare Set of Three Qingbai Glazed String Design Ewers, Northern Song,
ca. 11th-12th century, H: 4 1/2 (11.3 cm.) x 7 3/4 in. (19.8 cm.)
Provenance: The first two: from the Collection of Kai-Yin Lo; illustrated and described by Regina Krahl, Bright as Silver, White as Snow, 1998, Nos. 31 and 51; and exhibited at the Denver Art Museum. The third: from the Thomax Collection No. 1648, formed by Prof. Leif Sourander, Abo, Finland formed from the 1960’s-1990s, and exhibited at the Arabia Museum, Helsinki, Finland, September-October, 1994.
Spring Exhibition of Chinese Porcelain and Works of Art
Our exhibition includes a variety of forms, types, and colors. A number of the objects are also “old friends” that we are delighted to have the opportunity to exhibit and present again, in some cases almost 50 years later. As noted, and unusual for us: the exhibition also includes two Japanese porcelains. The first is a wonderful charger, formerly in the historic collection of Augustus the Strong, the unparalleled collector of Chinese and Japanese porcelain from the early 18th century. The second is an exuberant Imari Coffeepot from the collection of Dr. Shirley M. Mueller, and with a counterpart in the British Museum.
Ongoing Programs
J.P. Morgan: A Collector’s Legacy Webinar
Asia Week New York in collaboration with The Winter Show
The recording of this webinar that was held on January 26th is now available for viewing. Included among the participants is Steven Chait, who delivered the talk The J.P. Morgan Collection of Chinese Porcelains and whose grandfather, Ralph Chait, counted Morgan among his clients.
To watch the video, click here
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