Lot 884 Six gilt-silver filigree 'Eight immortals' pins, Ming dynasty | 明 銀鎏金纍絲八仙飾

Six gilt-silver filigree 'Eight immortals' pins, Ming dynasty | 明 銀鎏金纍絲八仙飾

HKD 100,000

100,000 - 200,000 HKD

未知

The cloud elements below some figures missing, the left part of the cloud of Lv Dongbin reattached. Some small dents to the extremities, as can be expected. Three figures with red hardstone beads possibly added later.
人像下方祥雲部分佚失，呂洞賓下方祥雲左部經重接。邊角見些許小處凹痕，屬正常。三件見紅色石珠或為後加。

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Six gilt-silver filigree 'Eight immortals' pins
Ming dynasty
明 銀鎏金纍絲八仙飾
acrylic stand
h. 3.8 cm
图录
说明：Mr. Louis Y. C. Fung was an early member of Hong Kong's Min Chiu Society. A distinguished figure in the financial sector, he founded a successful accounting firm and advised numerous corporations. Outside of his demanding professional life, Mr. Fung was a passionate connoisseur. He spent his leisure hours exploring the antique shops along Hollywood Road, and his international travels frequently found him immersed in museums and esteemed galleries. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, he meticulously assembled a comprehensive collection encompassing gold and silver wares, archaic bronzes, and Buddhist sculptures. Pieces from his collection have been widely exhibited, including on loan to the Hong Kong Museum of Art and featured in multiple anniversary exhibitions of the Min Chiu Society.
馮元志先生為香港敏求精舍早期會員，早年創辦會計師事務所，為眾多企業提供服務。馮先生公餘流連荷李活道，旅行期間亦常徜徉於博物館及古董廠肆，於上個世紀八十年代至九十年代建立起完整的的金銀器、青銅器、佛像收藏體系，藏品借展於香港藝術館及敏求精舎多屆週年展覽。