Lot #636 - **See “Mind Transforming Treasures, A Selection of 100 Buddhist Works of Artâ€, Chung Tai Museum, 2009, cat no 18, pp72, colour plate p73 for an al
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Auction House:Mossgreen
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Sale Name:Important Chinese Art and a Private Collection of Chinese, European Art and Antiques
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Sale Date:21 Nov 2011 ~ 6pm (Lots 1 - 215)
22 Nov 2011 ~ 11am (Lots 216 - 354)
22 Nov 2011 ~ 2pm (Lots 355 - 624)
22 Nov 2011 ~ 6.30pm (Lots 625 - 775) -
Lot #:636
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Lot Description:**See “Mind Transforming Treasures, A Selection of 100 Buddhist Works of Artâ€, Chung Tai Museum, 2009, cat no 18, pp72, colour plate p73 for an al
The jewelled and crowned Bodhisattva seated in full lotus posture on a double-lotus throne, the left hand holding a bell, the right hand in "contemplation mudra, adorned with beaded necklaces, pendant earrings and bracelets, reign mark erased from the front of the throne, base plate missing
26.4cm high, 17cm wide -
Notes:**See Mind Transforming Treasures, A Selection of 100 Buddhist Works of Art , Chung Tai Museum, 2009, cat no 18, pp72, colour plate p73 for an almost identical figure: also see Sotheby's HK, 7/10/2010, Ming Imperial Bronzes , lot 2145 for another almost identical figure; Also Von Schroeder Buddhist Sculpture In Tibet Vol Two: Tibet and China , pl 358B, pages 1280-81 for an almost identical Yongle example, 25cm; Also Christies HK, 31/5/2010, lot 1960 for a very similar but smaller image; This collection was formed by descendants of the Australian vendor, whose great-great grandfather was based in Peking and Shanghai between 1850-1870, where he held a high diplomatic position and it would have been at this time that he acquired the important Chinese artworks in this collection.
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Estimate:A$60,000 - 80,000
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Realised Price:
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Category:Oriental
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