Chinese & Japanese Works of Art

The Chinese and Japanese sales offer a wide range of fine works representing the richness and breadth of East Asian ceramics, sculptures, bronze and works of art. As well as netsuke from famous collections such as Edmund de Waal (The Hare with Amber Eyes) and Julius and Arlette Katchen, sales have featured items of distinguished provenance, such as the Chinese Works of Art of Admiral Lord Hood and ivory from the Marquesses of Dalhousie.

Among highlights are: a Japanese inlaid ivory and lacquer table screen, Meiji period (1868-1912), which sold for £19,000; a Chinese cloisonné enamel bottle vase, Qianlong Period (1711-1799), sold for £15,000; and a pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white 'G' mark bottle vases, Kangxi (1662-1722), sold for £15,000.

SELL NOW

To consign something for our next sale on 6th November 2024, please send images and details of your Asian ceramics, sculptures, bronze and works of art by 18th September to Stephen Loakes. The live auction will take place at 12 noon at Olympia Auctions, London, and will be accompanied by a fully illustrated, printed catalogue. If you’re not ready to consign but would like a previous auction catalogue, please let us know.

Our multilingual staff are here to assist in English or Chinese.

Contact Head of Department Stephen Loakes stephen.loakes@olympiaauctions.com | +44 (0)20 7806 5541 or upload images onto our Online Valuations page