DUKE'S
Duke’s are one of the UK’s leading auction houses, established in 1823. Duke’s have an outstanding reputation for selling private collections and producing superbly curated catalogues. The sale of the collection of Anthony du Boulay in 2019 was testament to their success.
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Our Asian Auction will be held on Thursday 25th November 2021
Rufus Bird has joined Duke’s from the Royal Collection
Rufus was instrumental in steering to publication of the Chinese & Japanese Works of Art in the collection of HM The Queen, by the late John Ayers.
Large and Impressive Chinese Export ‘Famille Verte’ Monteith sold at Auction
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period
Provenance: Major Sir Alfred Hammond Aykroyd 2nd Baronet of Lightcliffe, Yorkshire (B1894 -D1965) and thence by descent
Sold: £117,000 (inclusive of fees)
DORCHESTER SHOWROOM
The Dorchester Fine Art Salerooms
Copper Street, Brewery Square
Dorchester
Dorset DT1 1GA
VIEWING IN DORCHESTER
Saturday 20th November 10:00-16:00
Monday 22nd November 09:30-17:00
Tuesday 23rd November 09:30-17:00
Wednesday 24th November 09:30-17:00
General contact Details
Phone: + 44 (0)1305 265080
Email: enquires@dukes-auctions.com
Website: www.dukes-auctions.com
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday- 9:00am-5:30pm
Sold at auction for £117,000
Sold at auction for £31,200
Cf naturalistic form, the side carved with a chilong clambering up one side, raised on a carved hardwood stand
Sold at auction for £26,000
Yellow ground wine pot, with a Qianlong four character mark, purchased in Paris in the 1960’s and since then in a private West Country collection
Sold at auction for £22,100
The panelled back and Ruyi-head carved arms inset with marble panels, above a solid panel seat and stylised ruyi carved apron, raised on shaped square section supports joined by a stretcher
Provenance: The Martin Laing Collection
Sold at auction for £16,900
In the Ming style, with a garlic-shaped neck and a globular body, decorated with dragons contesting a pearl amidst cloud scrolls, 32cm high
Sold at auction for £3,380
Late 19th/early 20th century, woodblock prints on paper.
Sold at auction for £9,100
Qianlong period, modelled as the cloisonné enamelled magpie with a long tail perched on a naturalistic malachite rock, with an associated hardwood stand
Provenance: John Sparks, London
Earl of Perth; sold with a 1965 John Sparks receipt
Sold at auction for £5,900
Provenance: The Martin Laing Collection
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