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Auctioneer:Antiquities-Saleroom, Auction:Pre-Columbian And Tribal Musical Instruments, Date:9:00 PT - May 31, Location:Boulder County CO, Page:1
Auctioneer:Antiquities-Saleroom, Auction:Pre-Columbian And Tribal Musical Instruments, Date:9:00 PT - May 31, Location:Boulder County CO, Page:1
Antiquities Saleroom unveiled its May 17 auction this week as the fourth in a series of specialized auctions planned for 2013. Asian Art Through the Ages features art pieces from across Asia and showcases examples from every period in the continent’s illustrious history.
“Even if you do not specialize in Asian art, you can’t help but be taken by the beauty of the art of this enigmatic and complex region,” says Teresa Dodge, Managing Director and co-founder of Antiquities Saleroom.
Running at more than 350 lots, Asian Art Through the Ages will appeal to a wide variety of tastes and interests, Dodge says. The auction begins with exquisite ancient Asian art pieces, created long before the immense and powerful Chinese dynasties took the world stage.The first 12 lots include Neolithic stone and pottery objects, dating back more than 4500 years. Each piece has been carefully curated by private collectors from across the U.S. and is a fine example of the period and form it represents.
The auction continues with an array of Chinese, Southeast Asian, and Persian art created under dynastic rulers whose immense power impacted Asia and the world beyond. These pieces include a series of beautiful royal daggers and sabers bearing the maker’s mark of Asad-O-lah, a royal sword maker of 16th century Persia.
A group of incredible Chinese snuff bottles and Japanese netsukes from two prominent collectors will bring the auction into the modern era. These pieces are truly museum quality, and several of them have been featured in museum collections. The collectors have spent decades refining their collections and are now sharing them for the first time.
Antiquities Saleroom invites you to peruse their stellar offerings that reflect a small but important sample of Asian Art through the Ages!
Asian Art Through the Ages Auction will start at noon EST on Friday, May 17, 2013. Bids may be placed through a variety of methods - absentee (including absentee online), by phone (by prior arrangement) or live on auction day through LiveAuctioneers.com. The auction catalog is now online and ready for viewing.
For additional information about the auction, please call Teresa Dodge directly at 720-502-5289, or send her an email at antiquitiessaleroom@gmail.com.
Another fabulous lot coming up in our May 17th auction, this gorgeous 17th century Persian dagger bearing the maker’s mark of Asad-O-lah, royal sword maker.
Auctioneer:Antiquities-Saleroom, Auction:Asian Art Through The Ages, Date:9:00 PT - May 17, Location:Boulder County CO, Page:1
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Examples include classical antiquities from Egypt, Greece and Rome, the Near East, the Far East, plus Pre-Columbian art from over a dozen ancient American cultures. You’ll also find really fine and fun examples of ethnographic art, as well as out-of-this-world items like meteorites!
Authenticity 100% guaranteed on each and every piece!
Ancient Roman representation of a war elephant, a decoration from a Roman bed rest, made of bronze with silver inlays.
Courtesy & currently located at the Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich. Photo taken by MatthiasKabel
(via clodia-metelli)
Ancient Chinese pottery horse, Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618 - 907), excavated at Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, 1957.
This yellow-glazed pottery horse includes a carefully sculpted saddle, which is decorated with leather straps and ornamental fastenings featuring eight-petalled flowers and apricot leaves.
Photo taken by Editor at Large at the Treasures of Ancient China exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization.
(Source: archeochick)
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Geoffrey and Bethany took a drive to Colorado Springs on Tuesday and brought back this gorgeous Chinese Yuan Dynasty amphora. It’s encrusted with barnacles, small shells, and coral, and it smells like the ocean! What a story this beautiful piece could tell …

All this week, all Asian pieces are 15% off at Artemis Gallery!