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拍品 428 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
A pair of Chinese export polychrome-painted clay 'nodding head' figures
LATE 18TH EARLY 19TH CENTURY
已結束2011年6月22日
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EUR 58,600
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As early as the first quarter of the 18th Century unfired clay figures were made for the export trade. The earliest tended to be specific portrait pieces, such as the figure of a merchant by Amoy Chinqua in the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts. C. Crossman, The China Trade, 1991, pp. 307 - 321 illustrates this and other figures and discusses the genre, noting that most were made in the period 1780 to 1810.
For a similar but larger group of four nodding head figures, see Christies' London, 19 November 2010, lot 615.
For a similar but larger group of four nodding head figures, see Christies' London, 19 November 2010, lot 615.