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RARE TABLE D'AUTEL EN HUANGHUALI, GONGZHUO
RARE TABLE D'AUTEL EN HUANGHUALI, GONGZHUO
RARE TABLE D'AUTEL EN HUANGHUALI, GONGZHUO
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RARE TABLE D'AUTEL EN HUANGHUALI, GONGZHUO
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清十九世紀 黃花梨供桌

CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, XIXEME SIECLE

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清十九世紀 黃花梨供桌
Hauteur: 87 cm. (34 1⁄4 in.)
Longueur: 82 cm. (32 1⁄4 in.)
Profondeur: 58.6 cm. (23 in.)
來源
Eric Vio (1910-1999)醫生舊藏，后家族傳承

Eric Vio 醫生於 1910 年出生於 Fiume（現克羅地亞里耶卡）。他在羅馬獲得了外科醫生資格後移居上海。1937 年 8 月，隨著日本戰火的爆發，他曾是上海提籃橋監獄唯一留下的醫生。 他曾被日本人拘留，戰後來到香港行醫。 博學多才的他在1940-1960年代收藏了大量精美的中國家具、玉器、象牙和青銅器，當中一部分後來捐贈予德國的博物館，大部分在1970年代出售。 他晚年安家安道爾，這張供桌亦是他為自己保留的其中一件家具。 他於 1999 年與世長辭，位於香港的韋予力醫生醫務所Vio and Partners 至今在中環蓬勃發展。
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A RARE HUANGHUALI ALTAR TABLE, GONGZHUO
CHINA, QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY

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Tiphaine Nicoul
Tiphaine Nicoul Head of department
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拍品專文

Altar tables are generally constructed with substantial proportions as they served a functional purpose in accommodating displays of food, flowers and ritual garnitures such as censers and vases. They were commonly placed in front of images of worship as ceremonial furniture and would have furnished a temple or a monastery. The present table is derived from a Ming dynasty prototype. It has an unusual form and distinctive features that include feet carved in the form of an integral spherical ball, a high waist, and a stand. This table's form can be compared to the 15th century Ming dynasty huanghuali gongzhuo from the T. T. Tsui collection that sold at Christie's Hong Kong, 29 May 2019, lot 2703.

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