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NAGEL
AUCTIONS
are very proud of their
Asian Art Department.
The Specialized Asian Art Sales are held twice a year, the catalogues are
coming in two or three volumes, with previews being held in China, and a
bidding room available in Hongkong for dealers and private collectors from
the Asian Geography. Curators, collectors and dealers from all over the
world are impressed by rareness and the high quality level of objects sold
in the Stuttgart Sale Rooms. |
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For
many years, Michael Trautmann has been the head of the
Department of Asian Art, which he in fact has created at Nagel Auctions
from almost Zero. Today, he is one of the worlds most renowned experts for
Asian Art in an Art Auction House, achieving impressive and extraordinary
results. In November 2004, a blue Yonghzheng vase was sold for 1,05
Million Euro, a world record for an 18th century monochrome porcelain.
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A superb and very rare sky blue vase, China, Yongzheng sealmark and period
Estimate:
€ 60.000,00
Result:
€ 1.064.000,00 |
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Michael Trautmann looks forward to advise
buyers and consignors of Asian
Art. He can be reached under
the direct extension
+49 711-6 49 69-310
or by E-Mail trautmann@auction.de
We would like to show you some Highlights from our
Auctions of Fine Asian Art
(Results incl. buyer's premium): |
Catalogues can be subscribed, or individually ordered, as well as accessed
via the Nagel Auction Website www.auction.de
Click here
for Catalogue Info Service
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A Cloisonne-Cabinet
Estimate:
€ 250.000
Result:
€ 450.000 |
A Shibayama cabinet, Japan,
Meiji-period
Result:
€ 85.000 |
A Pair of
hasamibako', Japan,
18th ct.
Result:
€ 60.000 |
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A fine lacquer and metal inro,
19th ct.
€ 60.000
Highest auction result for an
inro in Germany |
A gilt repousse sculpture of
Tsong Kapha, Mongolia,
ca. 1700
€ 100.000
Highest auction result for a
Mongolian bronze in Germany |
A scroll stand, Korea, Yi-dynasty,
€ 275.000
Highest auction result for a
Korean ceramic in Germany |
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A netsuke of a coral fisher
Japan, late 18th ct.
€ 75.000
Highest auction result for a
netsuke in Germany in the 90ies |
A silver-inlaid Korean Censer,
19th ct.
€ 150.000
Highest auction result for a
Korean metalwork in Germany |
A gilt bronze sculpture of the Green Tara, China,
ca. 1700
€ 65.000 |
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A Song-dynasty wood sculpture of a
seated Lohan
€ 70.000 |
A wood sculpture of Zocho-ten, Japan,
Kamakura-period
€ 90.000 |
A large bronze Koro, Japan,
Meiji-period
€ 75.000
Highest auction result for a Meiji-period metalwork in Germany |
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A Pair of Tang Horses,
China, 8th ct.
€ 60.000 |
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A Pair of Mandalas, Japan,
Muromachi-period
€ 70.000
Highest auction result for a Japanese Buddhist painting in Germany |
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A blue and white bowl, Korea,
19th ct.
€ 200.000
Second highest auction result for a Korean ceramic in Germany |
A Sogdian silk robe fragment,
7th ct.
€ 150.000
Highest auction result for a Chinese textile in Germany |
A Gigaku-mask of Konron, Japan
Estimate:
€ 15.000
Result:
€ 50.000 |
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A Kakiemon-Vase
Estimate:
€ 15.000
Result:
€ 140.000 |
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A bronze bell, Japan
Estimate:
€ 8.000
Result:
€ 110.000 |
