Price: USD

794

17th century Huanghuali openwork carved auspicious animal and flower pattern round corner cabinet (300,000-500,000)

187.3*96*54.6cm

source:

Sotheby's New York, 10 October 1987, lot 491

785

A pair of 17th/18th century Huanghuali inlaid nanmu southern official hat chairs (RMB 150,000-250,000)

144.4*58.4*54cm

source:

Kamokudo, Hong Kong

Top Arts Gallery, Hong Kong, 2005

787

A pair of 17th/18th century Huanghuali armchairs (RMB 200,000-250,000)

97.6*64.7*60.4cm

source:

Jiamutang, Hong Kong, April 9, 1998

786

16th/17th century Huanghuali high waist rectangular incense table (120,000-180,000)

78.1*66.7*36.2cm

source:

Darry Fine Art, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1979

Missouri Private Collection

793

A pair of 17th century Huanghuali four-glazed stools (RMB 120,000-180,000)

Height 46.3 cm

source:

Museum of Classical Chinese Furniture, Christie’s New York, September 19, 1996, lot 42

publishing:

Sarah Henley, The Ubiquitous Stool, JCCFS, Summer 1994, p. 18, fig. 24

Wang Shixiang et al., Masterpieces from the Museum of Classical Furniture, p. 40, no. 19 (only one image is published).

797

17th/18th century Huanghuali mortise and tenon flat-top table (RMB 120,000-180,000)

81.28*199.39*48.26cm

source:

Acquired by Boston, Massachusetts, 1995

788

17th century Huanghuali inlaid birch gall flat-top table (RMB 100,000-150,000)

80.6*194.3*54cm

source:

Jiamutang, Hong Kong, April 9, 1998

798

A pair of 19th century Huanghuali four-foot official hat chairs (RMB 100,000-150,000)

101.6*61*64.8cm

source:

American Private Collection, Switzerland

Hu Yueshi, New York, 2005

exhibition:

New York, Ingrao Gallery, “Chinese and Tibetan Works of Art”, March-April 2005

publishing:

Michael C. Hughes, LLC., Chinese and Tibetan Works of Art, New York, 2005, No. 7

792

17th/18th century Huanghuali mortise and tenon flat-top table (RMB 70,000-90,000)

78.7*131.4*48.3cm

source:

Christie's New York, 3 June 1993, lot 96

796

A pair of 17th/18th century Huanghuali armchairs (RMB 70,000-90,000)

101*62.5*62.2cm

source:

Paul Chao, New York, 1993

799

A pair of 18th century Huanghuali round-corner cabinets (RMB 70,000-90,000)

167*83.5*41.2cm

source:

A San Francisco Bay Area Private Collection, Bonhams, San Francisco, December 10, 2015, lot 8195

803

Huanghuali wooden table modified after the 18th century in the Qing Dynasty (70,000-90,000 yuan)

92.1*181.6*64.8cm

source:

Sotheby's New York, April 23, 1987, lot 546

800

A pair of 18th/19th century Huanghuali armchairs (RMB 60,000-80,000)

100.3*64.1*60.3cm

source:

Honeychurch Antiques, Hong Kong, 1989

801

Three-piece Huanghuali cabinet, Qing Dynasty, 19th century (RMB 60,000-80,000)

87*197.5*61cm

source:

Emily Castle Collection, Honolulu, acquired before 2000

791

A pair of 17th/18th century Huanghuali wood lamp-hanging chairs (RMB 50,000-70,000)

110*49.8*40.8cm

source:

Ohio Private Collection; Sotheby's New York, April 24, 1987, lot 466

exhibition:

Cincinnati, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Collects Oriental Art, No. 178

795

A pair of Huanghuali round-corner cabinets from the 18th century, Qing Dynasty (RMB 50,000-70,000)

96.5*68*41.3cm

source:

Sotheby's New York, April 24, 1987, lot 557

784

17th century Huanghuali square corner kang cabinet (40,000-60,000)

78.1*70.5*40cm

source:

Marcos Flax, New York

Daniel Shapiro Collection, New York

exhibition:

New York, Marcos Flax, March-April 1997

publishing:

Marcos Flax, Classical Chinese Furniture I, Spring 1997, New York, p. 27, no. 13

802

Qing Dynasty 19th/20th Century Huanghuali Four-legged Official Hat Chair (40,000-60,000 RMB)

115.6*68.6*26.8cm

source:

From the Collection of Nils Nessim (1916-1974), Sweden

Sotheby's New York, April 23, 1987, lot 528

806

A pair of rosewood southern official hat chairs (30,000-50,000 yuan)

104.1*59.7*55.9cm

source:

Entered Tibet before 1993

790

A pair of Huanghuali square stools from the 18th century (RMB 20,000-30,000)

45.7cm*41.3cm*31.4cm

source:

Christie's New York, 2 December 1986, lot 400

E & J Frankel, New York, February 1, 1987

805

Huanghuali square table, Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century (RMB 20,000-30,000)

78.7*92.7*91.4cm

source:

Sotheby's New York, April 23, 1987, lot 589

exhibition:

Los Angeles, Asia Pacific Museum, 1980

809

Rosewood carved dragon table (15,000-25,000)

85.7*153.7*57.8cm

807

17th/18th century modified Huanghuali three-drawer desk (12,000-18,000)

89.5*132.1*65.4cm

source:

Entered Tibet before 1984

808

Late Qing Huanghuali Half Table (RMB 8,000-12,000)

85.1*77.5*48.3cm

source:

Entered Tibet before 1993

789

A 12-panel folding screen with colored landscapes and figures, Kangxi Renshen Year (1692), Qing Dynasty (RMB 150,000-200,000)

Each door 300*58 cm

source:

Christie's New York, 19 October 2004, lot 448

812

Qing Dynasty, 19th century, rosewood, inlaid with gems, four-panel screen with a picture of a noble scholar (RMB 50,000-70,000)

Each door 210.2*56.5cm