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CHRISTIE'S FALL HONG KONG SALES WEEK ACHIEVES US$366 MILLION
03 December 2011
Catégorie : MARKET
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Christie's Hong Kong Autumn auctions held until November 30, 2011 realized a combined total of HK$2.85 billion (US$366 million) across 12 sales of paintings, wine, jewels, watches and works of art.
These results brought the season total for Christie's Asia to HK$3.025 billion (US$389 million) and the 2011 full year results to HK$7.04 billion (US$904 million), including the Forever sales in Beijing as well as mid-season wine sales.
"Led by Asian contemporary and 20 th Century art, jewellery and watches, Chinese classical and modern paintings and calligraphy, as well as Chinese works of art and wine, our 50th sale season in Hong Kong saw great participation from Asia (87%), with 73% of the buyers coming from Greater China. Sixty-nine works of art sold for more than US$1 million, the same number as in 2010. Strong prices were obtained for works by Zao Wou-Ki (b. 1920), Cui Ruzhuo (b. 1944), as well as diamonds, 19th century watches made for the Chinese market, and Qing ceramics. The market is price-aware and hungry for well-curated sales offering the best works of art, appropriately estimated," said François Curiel, President of Christie's Asia.
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Christie's Hong Kong Fall 2011 Season Highlights Sale |
Sale Total |
Top Lot |
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Fine and Rare Wines
featuring Important Ex-Cellars Consignments Parts I and II
25-26 November
Fine and Rare Wines: The Property of a Gentleman
28 November |
HK$64,695,540/US$8,300,438 |
Lot 670
Château Haut-Brion
Pessac (Graves), 1er cru classé. Château-bottled 14 bottles and custom console
Estimate: HK$1,000,000 – 2,000,000
Sold for: HK$1,200,000/ US$153,960
*World auction record for a Château Haut-Brion lot |
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Asian 20 th Century &
Contemporary Art (Evening Sale)
Faces of New China: An Important Private Collection (Evening Sale)
26 November
Asian 20 th Century Art (Day Sale)
Asian Contemporary Art (Day Sale)
27 November |
HK$704,795,000/US$90,425,199 |
Lot 1004
ZAO WOU-KI (B. 1920)
Cerf volant et oiseaux
Estimate: HK$10,000,000 - 15,000,000
Sold for: HK$35,380,000/ US$4,539,254 |
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Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy
28 November
Fine Chinese Modern Paintings
29 November |
HK$778,486,750/US$99,879,850 |
Lot 2237 CUI RUZHUO (BORN 1944)
Lotus
Estimate: HK$40,000,000 – 60,000,000
Sold for: HK$123,860,000/US$15,891,238
*World auction record for the artist |
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Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels
29 November |
HK$644,963,250/US$82,748,785 |
Lot 2793 A 35.77 ct D Flawless Type IIa brilliant-cut diamond
US$231,000 per ct
Estimate: HK$56,000,000-80,000,000
Sold for: HK$64,500,000/US$8,275,350 |
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Exceptional Chinese Works of Art from an Important European Collection
Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, Parts I & II
30 November |
HK$514,699,250/US$66,087,384 |
Lot 2941
A fine and exceedingly rare underglaze blue and copper-red meiping
Qianlong six-character sealmark and of the period (1736-1795)
Estimate: HK$25,000,000 –30,000,000
Sold for: HK$46,580,000/US$5,980,872 |
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Important Watches
30 November |
HK$140,894,875/US$18,153,553 |
Lot 3885
Moulinié, Bautte & Cie . An Extremely Rare, Important And Fine Gold, Enamel And Pearl-Set Flintlock Pistol-Form Perfume Sprinkler With Concealed Watch, Made For The Chinese Market, circa 1805
Estimate: HK$2,800,000-4,500,000
Sold for: HK$3,980,000/US$511,032 |
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Christie's Hong Kong Autumn auctions held until November 30, 2011 realized a combined total of HK$2.85 billion (US$366 million) across 12 sales of paintings, wine, jewels, watches and works of art.
These results brought the season total for Christie's Asia to HK$3.025 billion (US$389 million) and the 2011 full year results to HK$7.04 billion (US$904 million), including the Forever sales in Beijing as well as mid-season wine sales.
"Led by Asian contemporary and 20 th Century art, jewellery and watches, Chinese classical and modern paintings and calligraphy, as well as Chinese works of art and wine, our 50th sale season in Hong Kong saw great participation from Asia (87%), with 73% of the buyers coming from Greater China. Sixty-nine works of art sold for more than US$1 million, the same number as in 2010. Strong prices were obtained for works by Zao Wou-Ki (b. 1920), Cui Ruzhuo (b. 1944), as well as diamonds, 19th century watches made for the Chinese market, and Qing ceramics. The market is price-aware and hungry for well-curated sales offering the best works of art, appropriately estimated," said François Curiel, President of Christie's Asia.
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Christie's Hong Kong Fall 2011 Season Highlights Sale |
Sale Total |
Top Lot |
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Fine and Rare Wines
featuring Important Ex-Cellars Consignments Parts I and II
25-26 November
Fine and Rare Wines: The Property of a Gentleman
28 November |
HK$64,695,540/US$8,300,438 |
Lot 670
Château Haut-Brion
Pessac (Graves), 1er cru classé. Château-bottled 14 bottles and custom console
Estimate: HK$1,000,000 – 2,000,000
Sold for: HK$1,200,000/ US$153,960
*World auction record for a Château Haut-Brion lot |
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Asian 20 th Century &
Contemporary Art (Evening Sale)
Faces of New China: An Important Private Collection (Evening Sale)
26 November
Asian 20 th Century Art (Day Sale)
Asian Contemporary Art (Day Sale)
27 November |
HK$704,795,000/US$90,425,199 |
Lot 1004
ZAO WOU-KI (B. 1920)
Cerf volant et oiseaux
Estimate: HK$10,000,000 - 15,000,000
Sold for: HK$35,380,000/ US$4,539,254 |
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Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy
28 November
Fine Chinese Modern Paintings
29 November |
HK$778,486,750/US$99,879,850 |
Lot 2237 CUI RUZHUO (BORN 1944)
Lotus
Estimate: HK$40,000,000 – 60,000,000
Sold for: HK$123,860,000/US$15,891,238
*World auction record for the artist |
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Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels
29 November |
HK$644,963,250/US$82,748,785 |
Lot 2793 A 35.77 ct D Flawless Type IIa brilliant-cut diamond
US$231,000 per ct
Estimate: HK$56,000,000-80,000,000
Sold for: HK$64,500,000/US$8,275,350 |
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Exceptional Chinese Works of Art from an Important European Collection
Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, Parts I & II
30 November |
HK$514,699,250/US$66,087,384 |
Lot 2941
A fine and exceedingly rare underglaze blue and copper-red meiping
Qianlong six-character sealmark and of the period (1736-1795)
Estimate: HK$25,000,000 –30,000,000
Sold for: HK$46,580,000/US$5,980,872 |
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Important Watches
30 November |
HK$140,894,875/US$18,153,553 |
Lot 3885
Moulinié, Bautte & Cie . An Extremely Rare, Important And Fine Gold, Enamel And Pearl-Set Flintlock Pistol-Form Perfume Sprinkler With Concealed Watch, Made For The Chinese Market, circa 1805
Estimate: HK$2,800,000-4,500,000
Sold for: HK$3,980,000/US$511,032 |
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