Results: Chinese Export Art & The Hodroff Collection, Part II, Christie's NY, January 23 Today's sale of Chinese Export Art & The Hodroff Collection, Part II at Christie's New York totaled $3,110,251/ £151,829 / 211,735 and was 90% sold by lot and 87% sold by value.
News-Antique.com - Jan 26,2008 - Chinese Export Art
The Hodroff Collection, Part II
Location Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Sale no: 1957 & 1958 Top Ten
[All sold prices include buyers premium]
Sold: $3,110,251 £151,829 211,735
Lots Sold: 375 Lots Offered: 415 Sold by Lot: 90% Sold by $:87%
Exchange Rate: £ = $2.05 / = $1.47
Lot Description
Estimate ($)
Purchase Price
Buyer
39 A very large pair of brown stoneware hawks, Qianlong period 12,000-18,000 $121,000
£59,024
82,312 US Private
113 A Hong punchbowl, circa 1775-80 60,000-80,000 $103,000
£50,243
70,068 European Private
317 A pair of hawks,
Qianlong period 30,000-50,000 $73,000
£35,609
49,659 European Private
79 A famille rose dinner service,
Qianlong period 30,000-40,000 $67,000
£32,682
45,578 US Private
229 A blue and white vase,
Kangxi period 10,000-15,000 $58,600
£28,585
39,863 Asia Trade
101 Studio of Lamqua (active 1825-60)
The Empress in a Pavillion of the Summer Palace 50,000-70,000 $55,000
£26,829
37,414 US Private
283 A large famille verte dish,
Kangxi period 10,000-15,000 $55,000
£26,829
37,414 European Private
314 A large pair of famille rose court lady candleholders, Qianlong period 40,000-60,000 $51,400
£25,073
34,965 European Trade
28 A rare biscuit-glazed deer waterdropper and cover, Kangxi period 12,000-18,000 $46,600
£22,731
31,700 European Private
289 A pair of famille verte vases,
Kangxi period 8,000-12,000 $46,600
£22,731
31,700 American Trade
Becky MacGuire, Head of Sale: Two strong sales of Chinese export art today demonstrated the vigor of this collecting field, in which the traditional American and European bidders are increasingly joined by buyers from Latin America and Asia. The top lot of the day was an exceptional pair of stoneware hawks in the morning's various owners sale that soared to $121,000. During the afternoon, the market again honored the collecting eyes of Leo and Doris Hodroff. The Hodroff Collection, Part II totaled just a hair under its high estimate, bringing about 10% more than a selection of similar size from the Collection last year.