Dreweatts is pleased to share the results from our two-day auction of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, including Japanese, Indian and Islamic Art, held on Wednesday 11 & Thursday 12 November. The sale brought together several remarkable collections, including Buddhist and Hindu bronzes from the collection of Philip and Rosalind Goldman; Wilfred Stuart Barnes's collection, formed during his years in Hong Kong; and an Imperial ‘dragon’ Jar from the family of Lottie Reizenstein. The sale performed strongly across both days, achieving a total of £1.48 million, 149% of the pre-sale estimate.

Commenting on the results, Mark Newstead, Senior Consultant in Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, said, “We were delighted to achieve an overall total of £1.48 million, with particularly strong results for Tibetan works of art and Chinese porcelain. The sale attracted bids from across the globe, alongside much-valued support from UK collectors and dealers.”