Top Lots
Top Lot
Large baluster vase in porcelain
China, first half of the 20th century
Estimate € 300/400
Sold € 17.145
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China, first half of the 20th century
Estimate € 300/400
Sold € 17.145
Top Lot
Circular porcelain plaque
China, the beginning of the twentieth century
Estimate € 50/70
Sold € 1.900
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China, the beginning of the twentieth century
Estimate € 50/70
Sold € 1.900
Top Lot
Pair of vases in 900/1000 silver
probably India, first half of the 20th century
Estimate € 900/1.000
Sold € 1.625
Lot
probably India, first half of the 20th century
Estimate € 900/1.000
Sold € 1.625
Maison Bibelot, in order to meet the needs of an increasingly international clientele, is inaugurating a new department dedicated to Oriental art. In its thirty years of activity, it has often presented porcelain, silverware and art objects from the Far East - from private Italian collections - which have often achieved significant sales. The new department was created in response to the need to offer its clientele an even more accurate and professional consulting service through specialised auctions, entrusted to a renowned expert in the field.
Contacts
Ines Cui
Manager
Graduated in 2016 from the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, specialising in intercultural dialogue between East and West, she has collaborated on numerous exhibition projects promoting understanding of the symbolic language of traditional Chinese art in the European context.
Trained at one of Italy's leading auction houses as an assistant in the Department of Oriental Art, she has developed expertise in recognition, authentication and trilingual cataloguing, dealing with the selection and international promotion of Asian art through an approach that combines rigour and aesthetic sensitivity.
Trained at one of Italy's leading auction houses as an assistant in the Department of Oriental Art, she has developed expertise in recognition, authentication and trilingual cataloguing, dealing with the selection and international promotion of Asian art through an approach that combines rigour and aesthetic sensitivity.