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An amber and jadeite court necklace, chao zhu Qing dynasty, 19th century | 清十九世紀 琥珀翡翠朝珠
法国 北京时间
2021年12月09日 开拍 / 2021年12月07日 截止委托
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Property from a French family collection, Southwest FranceAn amber and jadeite court necklace, chao zhuQing dynasty, 19th century
consisting of a strand of 108 amber pearls divided into groups of twenty-seven by four fotou (Buddha heads') large jadeite beads, the fotou at the back connected to a green gourd-shaped fotouta ('Buddha head stupa'), suspending a jadeite beiyun ('back cloud') oval plaque, terminating with a filigree mounted tear-shaped bead suspended from a blue silk tape wrapped with blue and white cords, the three jinian strands of coral beads each further suspending a similar jadeite tear-shaped drop, wood and glass display frameFrame 92 x 51 cm, 36 1/4 by 20 1/8 in.
Collection particulière fran?aiseRare collier de court en ambre et jadéite, chao zhu, dynastie Qing, XIXe siècle
法國私人收藏清十九世紀 琥珀翡翠朝珠
Collection of Colonel and Mrs Marcel Klepper?(1882-1944), acquired during their stay in Beijing?(1911-1917). Thence by family descent.
Marcel Klepper上校(1882-1944)及夫人珍藏,其於1911年至1917年被派駐北京期間入藏 後家族流傳至今
To request a Condition Report, please contact joan.yip@sothebys.comThe chaozhu was introduced as part of the official ceremonial attire by the Qing rulers, a design that was based on the Buddhist rosary such as the Ming example illustrated in Jewellery and Costumes of Ming Dynasty, Beijing, 2000, pl. 195. The regulations were recorded in the Huangchao liqi tushi ('Illustrated Regulations for the Ceremonial Paraphernalia of the Qing Dynasty') laying down all that concerns the 'proper' paraphernalia for the emperor and his court. Costume and jewellery are well represented in this manuscript for both men and women, starting with the emperor down through all the ranks of the imperial clan and the whole of the court and civil service. While the emperor's would wear four necklaces of different colours to suit the different types of occasions the emperor attended, the crown prince was allowed to use any semi-precious stones strung on apricot-yellow thread, the emperor's sons and imperial princes of the first degree would use amber with golden-yellow strings. The other members of the court would use any stone with blue-black thread.
Several chaozhu in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, were included in the museum's special exhibition of Ch'ing Dynasty Costume Accessories, Taipei, 1986, cat. nos. 54-58, made of gold, turquoise, amber, jade and fruit stone. 

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