Posts by Ricus Dullaert
Noble Crest of Sir John James Scott Douglas, Baronet of Springwood Park. 1823
Noble crest of Sir John James Scott Douglas, baronet of Springwood Park. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1823. 33 x 30 cm. . < Back to European Paintings
Read MoreJapanese Porcelain Statue: Guan Yin. Taisho Period ( 1912-1928)
Japanese porcelain statue: Guan Yin. Taisho period ( 1912-1928). High 60,5 cm. Marked. < Back to Japanese Porcelains
Read MoreChinese Cloisonné Bowl, Chien Lung Period (1735-1796)
Antique Chinese cloisonné bowl, Chien Lung period (1735-1796). Inside characters wishing the owner “Good luck” and ” Long life”. Diameter 17 cm. High 8 cm. Cloisonné (French pronunciation: ?[klwaz?ne]) is an ancient technique for decorating metalwork objects. In recent centuries, vitreous enamel has been used, and inlays of cut gemstones, glass and other materials were…
Read MoreNo 211 Pair of Nice Chinese Rose Wood Children’s Chairs, Finely Pierced
No 211 A pair of nice Chinese rose wood children’s chairs. Finely pierced. High 67 cm, wide 34 cm. Mid 20th century. < Back to Chinese Furniture
Read MoreNo 211 Chinese Rose Wood Children’s Chairs, Detail
No 211 Detail of one of Chinese rose wood children’s chairs. < Back to Chinese Furniture
Read MoreNo 212 Japanese Bronze Temple Koro, Detail 1
Antique Japanese bronze temple koro, Detail 1 < Back to Japanese Bronzes
Read MoreNo 212 Very High Quality Antique Japanese Bronze Temple Koro, Marked
Important very high quality antique Japanese bronze temple koro/incense burner. Marked. Maker: Yosida Zo, Manufactured in Dai Nippon Kyoto (Imperial Foundry). On the lid a qilin. Meiji period (1868-1912). High 80 cm, wide 46 cm. < Back to Japanese Bronzes
Read MoreNo 212 Japanese Bronze Temple Koro, Detail 2
No 212 Japanese bronze temple koro: Lid with Qilin. Whole koro 80 cm high. Detail 2 < Back to Japanese Bronzes
Read MoreNo 208 Pair of Rare Chinese Cloisonné Storks, Late Qing Dynasty
No 208 Pair of rare Chinese cloisonné storks, late Qing dynasty (1644-1911), high 67 cm. < Back to Chinese Bronzes and Cloisonné
Read MoreNo 208 Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Storks, Detail 1
No 208 Detail Bases of a pair of Chinese cloisonné storks, late Qing dynasty (1644-1911) high 67 cm. < Back to Chinese Bronzes and Cloisonné
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