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The Spring Classic Sale, Stockholm 574 Stockholm17851787
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A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.

A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.
Estimate
10 000 - 15 000 SEK
875 - 1 310 EUR
922 - 1 380 USD
Hammer price
8 000 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Cecilia Nordström
Stockholm
Cecilia Nordström
Head Specialist Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, European Ceramics and Glass
+46 (0)739 40 08 02
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A bronze figure of a daoistic deity, 18/19th Century.

Height with wooden stand 23 cm.

Provenance

The Collection of Poul Nortung (1905-1973).

The Manufacturer Poul Nortungs passion for Chinese and Japanese Works of Art started at an early age, influenced by his father, master bookbinder Frederik Nortung, who collected Oriental Ceramics, Literature and Works of Art. He himself started to expand the family collection during the years 1935-1950. Poul Nortung owned a Danish metal company known as LUXOR. The antiques in his collection were often acquired in London, Paris and Germany, or through his friend, the antique dealer Canova Skånstrom.