A Pair of Chinese Sancai Glazed Porcelain Tripod Ding Vessels

Late 19th/Early 20th Century

晚清/民國仿古三彩陶鼎一對
each having a bulbous body carved with sectioned friezes of archaistic masks, all raised about cylindrical tripod legs, and surmounted by pairs of inverted u-form handles and a hardwood cover reticulated with ruyi designs, further terminating in white and grey jade finials: the first with a lotus pod, the second a boy.

Height of each to top of handles 12 in., 30.5 cm.

Property from the Collection of Leonard and Joan Horvitz, Moreland Hills, Ohio

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Ms. Wu joined the firm in 2014, after working as a specialist in the Asian Works of Art Department of an East Coast auction house. She researches, appraises, and sells Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, and South East Asian works of art, including jades, bronzes, ceramics, paintings, armor, and furniture. Throughout her career, Ms. Wu has achieved record prices for several prominent estates and collections, including the Estate of Frank G. Mertes, Sr., Winona, Minnesota; the Chinese Painting Collection of Ms. Yuan Jiaying and Mr. Li Guoyuan, Chicago; the Estate of Hisazo Nagatani, Chicago, and the Asian Art Collection deaccessioned from the Strong Museum of Play, Rochester, New York.