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Jean Dunand was an Art Deco period craftsman known above all for his skill in the technique of lacquer and a good example of his craftsmanship was the star turn in a sale of decorative arts held by Tajan (26/21/14% buyer’s premium). This was an unpublished piece with a fine artistic provenance that had remained in the family sinc…
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antiquestradegazette.com | Anne Crane
A traditional ensemble of art and antiques that had come from a property in the department of Ille et Vilaine attracted no shortage of attention when it went under the hammer at Ivoire Nantes (24% buyer’s premium) earlier this year. No fewer than 2200 bidders of 52 different nationalities took part in the auction of over 370 lots…
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The seventh edition of Printemps Asiatique, held in Paris at the height of the season, put the spotlight firmly on a very broad array of Asian art. Like its longer-established predecessors - Asian Art in London and Asia Week New York - this event that ran from June 6-13 featured both dealers’ shows and a raft of auctions at the Drouot centre and in salerooms across the city.
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Jul 21, 2024 | 
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Pictured here, for example, are two Tibetan versions from the sale held by Daguerre (30% buyer’s premium inc tax) on June 7. They were part of a 75-lot collection, around half given over to bronze statuettes from India, China, Cambodia and Tibet, some with three-figure estimates. The two gilt bronzes were the object of bidding battles and ended up providing two of Drouot’s 10 top Asian results.
