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Being the concluding event of China Guardian in 2011, the 28th China Guardian Quarterly Auction will present collectors with 3900 plus choice goods and excellent lots. The preview will be held from December 14th to 16th, and the auction from December 17th to 19th.

                                                               Scholar under Pine by Chen Shaomei/Provided by China Guardian

In this Quarterly Auction, China Guardian will, for the first time, launch the Japanese Gold and Silver Pots Auction Session, showcasing 86 pieces of classic Japanese gold and silver pots from the Meiji Era to the Showa Era, all purely handmade by pot-making masters such as ZOUROKU,NNAKAFAWA KIYOSIEKI,KOUNANN ISIGURO,SHOKOD,SIZUKA KITAMURA.

Meanwhile, the “Vintage Flavor and Aged Aroma: Classic National Drink Moutai” Auction Session will be reintroduced, displaying 92 groups of vintage Moutai produced in virtually all periods from 1950s to 1990s, ranging from Five-Star Kweichow Moutai, Feitian Kweichou Moutai, all the way to Sunflower Kweichou Moutai. Above all, the well-preserved “1958 Five-Star Kweichow Moutai” will also strike a pose on the stage.

There will be eight auction sessions on Chinese painting and calligraphy. Among them, the “Brush Masters and Ink Lovers” is particularly noteworthy, boasting rare masterpieces like Scholar under Pine by Chen Shaomei, Lotus and Mandarin Ducks by Yu Feian, and Eagle by Xu Beihong.

1958 Five-Star Kweichow Moutai /Provided by China Guardian

As for the part of contemporary masters, the pieces like An Elegant Gathering in Forest Spring by Wang Mingming and The Mist of the Past by Nan Haiyan are collector’s pieces. Moreover, the auctions sessions on painting and calligraphy created in Republic of China and Japanese collections of ancient painting and calligraphy also worth expecting.

Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Pair of Sky Blue Glazed Bowl /Provided by China Guardian

When it comes to porcelain and works of art, among the porcelain and miscellaneous lots in the “Joy in Hands, Feast to Eyes” Auction Session, the “Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Pair of Sky Blue Glazed Bowl”, "Qing Dynasty Qianlong Carmine Glazed Small Mouth Wine Goblet”, "Bronze Ear Censer”, and “Ming Dynasty Topaz Dog Paperweight” will certainly feast your eyes. The heavyweights in the porcelain part are undoubtedly the “Qing Dynasty Qianlong Blue and White ‘Interlocking Lotus’ Vase” and “Qing Dynasty Xianfeng Tea-dust Glazed Globular Vase”. The works of arts will be led by “Qing Kangxi Copper Gilt Four-Armed Avalokitesvara”. “Elegance of the Qing and Brightness of the Ming: Classic Furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties” Auction Session will exhibit at once the Shanxi-style lacquered furniture from North China and the Jiangsu-style Beechwood furniture from the South. Besides, Huanghuali furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties will also be on display—all are open to your choices.