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Online Auction Friday, September 20, 2024 at 9am with over 600 lots of Fine Antiques, Asian Antiquities, and Ethnographic Art and Sculpture, and Jewelry. A wide variety of hand carved treasures of jade, wood, soapstone, and natural materials plus bronzes and fine porcelains. Multiple carvings with depictions of foo dogs, the Chinese Immortals, Asian, African and other icons and figurines with Ganesh, Quanyin, geishas, and elders, plus fluorite carvings, cast dragons, snuff bottles, other shapes and tools, and carving with wood of a Genesh mask, African figures, decoration and more. Treasures span the world from Asia to Africa to Native American craftwork. Bronze vases, Ikebana vases, porcelain vases, bronze busts, censers, carved stone busts. Artwork with framed and signed original paintings including Japanese woodblock prints, a woodcut print after Albrecht Durer, Other treasures for your homes include Asian, Navajo, and South American rugs, textiles, embroideries, and weavings. There are a variety of mirrors and lamps with Quoizel and Tiffany and Co. Several fine groupings of Meissen, Italian copper luster, Chinese porcelains with Famille Verte, blue and white, porcelain garden seats, other antiques and more. Ending with approx 200 lots of jewelry including a rare HAR bracelet and Heuer watch.
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LOTTO 99:
Native American Baskets, Whimsies & Oaxaca Pot
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Commissione per la casa d'aste: 25%
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Native American Baskets, Whimsies & Oaxaca Pot
A Ye'kuana native hand-woven basket w/ an animal motif. Basket is approx 8" tall & 8.5" in diameter at mouth. The Ye'Kuana people primarily reside in Brazil & Venezuela, w/ an estimated total population of less than 7,000. Other basket resembles Southwest Native American styles, potentially Navajo, measuring approx 14" in diameter. Around the central star are butterflies of multiple colors. The 2 beaded whimsies appear to be Iroquois. Blue whimsy has some loose beads & bead loss, other one is missing one bead cluster. Last item is a Oaxaca barro negro (black clay) etched 4-legged pot w/ what could be a figural skull face guerrero (warrior) motif. Pot dates back to the 1950's tourist trade.
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