37th Annual Festival of the Autumn Moon Gala

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37th Annual
Festival of the
Autumn Moon Gala
S i le n t A u cti o n
C at alo g u e
Silent Auction Bidding Procedures and Rules
Please view instructions at the back of the catalogue on how to BIDPAL
1. All items have been donated specifically for the purpose of raising funds for the museum. None of the
items are from the museum’s collection.
2. The Silent Auction begins at 5:00 pm and will remain open until 8:20pm, you will be able to use your
hand held device to continue bidding through dinner. A warning of imminent closure of the Silent Auction
will be given fifteen (15) and five (5) minutes prior to closing.
3. Bids will be accepted on each item until closing.
4. Auction check out will take place after dinner. No credit card information will be retained by the USC
Pacific Asia Museum following the event.
5. All items are sold “as is.” There are no returns, credits, or refunds. USC Pacific Asia Museum makes no
warranties or representations of any kind or nature, either expressed or implied, with respect to the property.
If you decide not to take your item, your purchase price will be considered a donation to USC Pacific Asia
Museum.
6. It is the successful bidder’s responsibility to make the necessary arrangements for trips or as required
for other items, unless otherwise specified on the item or relevant certificate. After payment is made, the
certificates are the property of the winning bidder, and cannot be replaced or altered.
7. Suggested values have been supplied by the donors and the appraisers, and have been compared to fair
market values whenever possible. These values are not guaranteed by the USC Pacific Asia Museum.
8. Donors who purchase items at a charity auction may claim a charitable contribution deduction for the
excess of the purchase price paid for an item over its fair market value. Please consult your tax advisor
and/or preparer. USC TAX ID# 95-1642394
9 . Final bids do not include shipping or delivery charges. Winning bidders are responsible for all shipping and
delivery charges. Winning bidders must contact USC Pacific Asia Museum to make delivery arrangements.
Please Note: Very large items may be picked up at USC Pacific Asia Museum between November 17 - 21,
2014. Please contact Nadiya Conner at 626.449.2742 ext. 16 or [email protected] to arrange
your pick-up time.
Participation in Festival of the Autumn Moon constitutes a waiver of any and all claims against USC Pacific
Asia Museum, its employees, agents and representatives for any damage, loss or injury resulting from or
connected with the use or receipt of any item or service auctioned.
Table Of Contents
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ART AND ANTIQUES
20-25
JEWELRY
26-29
TEXTILES AND GARDEN
30-33
TRAVEL, DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT
34-36
LIVE AUCTION PREVIEW
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BIDPAL
Message from the Gala Chair
How could I resist! It was a wonderful experience to be chair of the
committee for the 2012 Festival of the Autumn Moon Committee, so
I was delighted to be asked to chair this year’s committee. Especially
considering the merger with USC which opened new and exciting
possibilities. The Festival has always been an A-list event, a special
evening spent with people who care about and support art and the
museum’s mission of bridging cultures. But this year is even bigger and
better. The Festival committee, composed of experienced loyalists with
enough new comers to add fresh vision, had the professional guidance of
the USC Office of Cultural Relations and University Events, the always
hardworking museum staff and Christina Yu Yu our director, special
thanks to David Kamansky, Director Emeritus for his curatorial advice.
We can promise you a spectacular evening in a beautiful setting, filled
with congenial company, fine dining, the fun of the silent auction, the
exciting live auction, the paddle auction opportunity to support specific
museum programs and updates on museum news and plans. On behalf
of the committee, I want to welcome you all. Thank you for coming and
supporting USC Pacific Asia Museum.
- Priscilla Gibbs, Gala Chair
A Special Thanks
The David Kamansky Collection
The depth and breadth of the silent auction this evening was
made possible by the largess, passion and commitment of
former USC Pacific Asia Museum Director, David Kamansky.
Over the past six months, David curated the 250 plus items
along with USC Pacific Asia Museum staff and others, in this
evening’s silent auction. Working alongside the museums’ staff,
volunteers, committee members and USC Office of Cultural
Relations and University Events, David made a significant
personal contribution and dedicated countless hours to the
success of auctions.
In addition to curating the silent auction, we are thankful that
David has stewarded the transition to USC around the heritage
of the Festival of the Autumn Moon gala.
David served as Director of USC Pacific Asia Museum from 1977
to 2003 and is currently the Director Emeritus of the museum.
During his tenure at USC Pacific Asia Museum, David was
instrumental in acquiring much of the museum’s over 15,000
works of arts and artifacts from Asia and the Pacific Islands,
with full awareness of the diverse communities represented in
Southern California.
Thank you to everyone who made the auction this evening
possible. The proceeds for the auction go to support the museum
and its programs throughout the year.
Last, we thank David personally for his long commitment to
USC Pacific Asia Museum and for his passion for the mission
of USC Pacific Asia Museum. Many of tonight’s most exciting
auction items are gifts from David’s personal and family
collection. We hope you enjoy this one-of-a-kind opportunity.
Art and Antiques
ITEM 100: South Chinese canopy bed, c. 1880. Carved,
lacquered and gilded wood.
Value: $3,000-$5,000 Opening Bid: $1,500
Buy Now: $10,000
Donated by The David Kamansky Collection
ITEM 101: Chinese, fine hardwood carving of an
Immortal, Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), c. 1880.
Value: $1,200-$1,500 Opening Bid: $450
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 102: Chinese carved wood and gilded wash stand,
c. 1880, with Chinese wash basin, Republic period. Painted
with overglaze enamels of auspicious Buddhist symbols.
Value: $2,000-$2,200 Opening Bid: $660 Buy Now: $4,400
and F.Suie One.Co
ITEM 103: Antique keyaki wood carving of a lion dog
(shishi) with painted glass eyes, c. 1880. on a Chinese
carved wood stand.
Value: $400-$500 Opening Bid: $200 Buy Now: $1000
and Adene Sweet-Misamore
ITEM 104: Chinese famille verte porcelain panel set
into a hardwood frame. Depicts mythological animal in a
landscape, c. 1830. Kenchi Style.
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 105: Figures and Glazed Bisque Shrine in the form of
a Home and Sudan Chair. Chinese, Ming Dynasty.
(1368-1644), c. 1500.
Value: $4,000-$5,000 Opening Bid: $1,500 Buy Now: $10,000
and Miriam Kelly
ITEM 106: Chinese, Goddess of the Moon, 19-20th
century. Rare multi-armed, carved and gilded wood statue
with four faces.
Buy Now: $7,000
ITEM 107: Censor with Entwined Dragons, Sennin and
Buddhist Symbols, Japanese, Meiji Period (1868-1912),
Satsuma Ware. 15”H. Signed on bottom Choshuzan.
Value $4,800-$6,000 Opening Bid: $1,800
Buy Now: $12,000
Donated by F. Suie One Co.
ITEM 108: Pair of Celadon porcelain vases decorated
with Taoist symbols from the I Ching (Book of Changes).
18th century mark, but probably Republic period.
Buy Now: $2,400
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 109: Japanese, Champleve Cloisonné vase
with lotus pond motif, c. 1850. Bronze.
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 110: Contemporary Chinese Decorative
Enameled Vase.
Donated by Keith Mautino
ITEM 111: Chinese Porcelain Powder jar with lid.
Donated by Adene Sweet- Misamore
ITEM 112: Chinese, Vase with the neck reduced.
Very fine flambé glaze. Kangxi period (1662-1722)
Value: $400-$600 Opening Bid: $180 Buy Now: $1,200
ITEM 113: Japanese Antique Imari cup decorated with
underglaze blue enamels and gilding, c. 1800.
ITEM 114: Japanese covered bowl in the Kakemono style,
c. 1840. Elegant and simple enameled design on porcelain.
ITEM 115: Chinese Porcelain Teapot.
Donated by Adene Sweet-Misamore
ITEM 116: Hexagonal, Famille Rose enamel vase with lid. ITEM 117: Chinese Ceramic Water Dropper.
Chinese, Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911);
Guangxu period (1825-1908)
Buy Now: $2,400
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 118: Japanese Cloisonné charger depicting an owl
on a pine branch with peonies, c. 1890.
Value: $800-$1,000 Opening Bid: $400 Buy Now: $2,000
ITEM 119: Japanese Cloisonné charger depicting a crane ITEM 120: Japanese Enameled Jar on stand.
in flight on a blue background, c. 1890.
Value: $800-$1,000 Opening Bid: $400 Buy Now: $2,000 Donated by Adene Sweet-Misamore
ITEM 121: Japanese Porcelain set.
Donated by Akemi Ichiho
ITEM 122: Japanese Dish and Condiment set (34 pieces).
ITEM 123: Japanese Kutani Porcelain Incense Burner
with landscape scenes. Signed: Shozo Kutani, c. 1900.
Donated by Osamu Konishi of Konishi Oriental Antiques
ITEM 124: Korean Decorative Vase.
Value: $150 Opening Bid: $100 Buy Now: $300
Donated by USC PAM. Not From the Collection.
ITEM 125: Chinese, Six Peking Glass Bowls: rare yellow
glass, green glass & red glass. Late Qing Dynasty (16441911). From the estate of Lolita Armour Higgison of
Santa Barbara.
$2,500-$3,000 Opening Bid: $750 Buy Now: $6,000
ITEM 126: South East Asian Glazed Ceramic Bowl.
Laos, c. 1980.
Anonymous Donation
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 127: Burmese red lacquer offering bowl & two
orange lacquer small stands, 20th century.
Donated by Tom Rutherford
ITEM 128: Julie Bagish, Bowl, n.d. Ceramic.
Donated by the Artist
ITEM 129: Pair of Japanese Cloisonné vases, silver
mounted, c. 1920.
ITEM 130: Japanese, soft metal bronze dish, inlaid with
silver and copper. Signed by the artist. Late Meiji Period
(1868-1912).
ITEM 131: Japanese Arita ware trumpet-shaped vase,
early 18th century.
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 132: Glazed Ceramic Figure of a Rakhan, in
repose, Holding Buddhist Prayer Beads. Studio or Artist
Signed on Base, c. 1920.
Donated by Lynda Ruth
ITEM 133: Japanese Doll (Male)
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 134: Japanese Doll (Female)
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 135: Chinese Figuerine of an Immortal
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 136: Indian 17th-century hookah base. Iron inlaid
with silver. Bidriware.
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 137: Chinese, bronze flower holder in the form of a
rising Dragon, c. 1900.
ITEM 138: Chinese Fingernail Guard with Semi Precious
Stones. Mounted as a brooch.
ITEM 139: Indian betel nut cutter in the form of an
amorous couple, c. 1880s. Bronze.
ITEM 140: Tibetan, Altar bowl and stand in the form of a
lotus, c. 1900. Silvered copper. Purchased in Hong Kong
in 1987.
ITEM 141: Cage in which Crickets were bred, Ceramic
Base used as a Fighting Arena, 19th century.
Value: $800-$1,000 Opening Bid: $300
Buy Now: $2,000
ITEM 142: Indonesian dance mask in the form of a
mythological animal. Carved and painted wood.
Bali, c. 1920.
ITEM 143: Balinese ritual dance mask in the form of
Garuda, c. 1930. Carved wood, gilded paper and pig tusk.
ITEM 144: Balinese ritual dance mask in the form of
Rhangda, the destroyer, c. 1930. Carved wood, gilded
paper and pig tusk.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 145: Japanese, Carved wood and lacquer figure of a
Baku (eater of bad dreams), c. 1900.
ITEM 146: Chinese, Multi-Headed Diety.
ITEM 147: Chinese, Winged Two-Headed Garuda.
Carved and gilded wood.
ITEM 148: Sino-Tibetan, Antique bronze figure of Yama
standing on a bull, c. 1900.
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 149: Rare Silver Statue of Hotai, Late Qing
Dynasty.
Buy Now: $6,000
Donated by Shirley and David Gunther
ITEM 150: Antique Chinese Hat Finial
Buy Now: $2,400
ITEM 151: South Pacific Island carved fetish figure with
inlaid shell eyes.
ITEM 152: Japanese Small Wooden Shrine.
Donated by Ralph Riffenburgh
ITEM 153: Chinese, Architectual Fitting. Carved and
guilded wood.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 154: African Folk Art, c. 1925.
Chain stitch and appliqué on felt.
ITEM 155: Ethopian Brass Cross
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 156: Indian, early 20th century. Holy oil ladle.
Bronze.
ITEM 157: Japanese Flower Arrangement Stand in two
pieces, c. 1920.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 158: Small Ceramic Buddha.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 159: Vietnamese Silver and Copper Cosmetic
Box, c. 1950.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 160: Opium Weights from the Golden Triangle,
each graduated in weight, Set of 12.
Donated by Osamu Konishi of Konishi Oriental Antiques
ITEM 161: Japanese Hand Painted Fan with Stand
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 162: Replica of Rare Book on Ikebana Floral
Arrangement.
Anonymous Donation
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 163: Chinese glazed pottery pillow in
the shape of a cat.
ITEM 164: Chinese Ram, Han Dynasty Style, n.d. 1960s.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 165: Rebecca Tager, Circles, n.d. Ceramic Wall
Hanging.
Value: $500 Opening Bid: $150 Buy Now: $1,000
ITEM 166: Chinese porcelain vase, c. 1880. Mounted as
a lamp c. 1950.
ITEM 167: Kashmiri Papier-mâché vase lacquered in gold
and colorful flowers on antique wood stand.
Mounted as a lamp.
Donated by Windon Newton
from the Michael Stevenson Collection
ITEM 168: Pair of Chinese porcelain vases in yellow and
blue design with peonies, c. 1900.
Mounted as lamps c. 1950.
ITEM 169: Chinese pewter candlestick in the form of a
“Longevity” symbol, c. 1880. Mounted as a lamp.
ITEM 170: Celadon vase depicting peonies and lotus at
base. Mounted as a lamp.
From the Nina Bushnell Estate
ITEM 171: Japanese porcelain vase, with lacquered and
gilded decoration, c. 1870. Mounted as a lamp c. 1930s.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 172: Chinese, Archaistic Vase on wood base,
copy of early vase, 20th century. Mounted as a lamp.
From the Michael Stevenson Collection
ITEM 173: Chinese, Archaistic Vase with birds in relief,
Cicada, Phoenix Handles & Elephant Feet, 20th century.
Mounted as a lamp, c. 1950.
ITEM 174: Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Vase. Mounted as
a lamp, c.1920.
ITEM 175: Chinese, Two Sang De Boeuf vases with
antique wooden stands. 19th century, Late Qing Dynasty
(1644-1911). 30”H. Mounted as lamps, c. 1950.
ITEM 176: Japanese, A Famille Noir Porcelain Enamel
Vase with auspicious symbols of peonies & plum blossoms,
c. 1920. Mounted as a lamp, c. 1950.
ITEM 177: Chinese, Archaisitc Vase in the Shang Dynasy
syle (1600-1100 B.C.) but made in the early 20th century.
Republic Period. Mounted as a lamp.
ITEM 178: Korean, Carved Wooden Decorative Panels.
USC Pacific Asia Museum, Not from the Collection.
ITEM 179: Chinese, Carved Wood Decorative Panels
ITEM 180: Chinese, two large carved wooden panels
depicting dragons, 19th century.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 181: Japanese Carved and Laquered Wood
Kimono Stand.
ITEM 182: Chinese Antique Wooden Stand
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 183: Chinese, Four panel antique screen,
c. 1860. Lacquer with gilt decorations on both sides.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 184: Moroccan Book Holder, c. 1900
Wood inlaid with brass and shell.
ITEM 185: Indonesian, Model of Torajan Tongkonan
ancestral house in the form of an elevated house made to
celebrate life’s passages such as Marriages etc. c. 1950 in
Sulawesi, Indonesia.
ITEM 186: Japanese, Tea Chest, lined with tin and
covered in silk brocade.
Value: $250-$300 Opening Bid: $100 Buy Now $600
ITEM 187: Chinese carved rosewood stand
ITEM 188: Chinese, carved and lacquered Altar Stand.
Placed on altar with offerings of fruit, rice and other life
giving foods to ask for the intervention of the diety. Carved
in the designs of fruit, deer, leaping carp and pomegranates,
representing long life and lots of male children.
Value: $600-800 Opening Bid: $240 Buy Now: $1,600
ITEM 189: Korean, Wood Laquered Table with
Mother of Pearl inlay of Tiger & Dragon.
Buy Now: $2,000
Donated by Irene Oh
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 190: Japanese, old sewing organizer box.
Donated by Frank & Toshie Mosher
ITEM 191: Korean, chest, c. 1989. Purchased in Japan.
Donated by Priscilla and Nelson Gibbs
ITEM 192: Indonesian Ikat. Sumatra, mid-19th century.
ITEM 193: Antique Indian Dowry Chest, 19th Century
or earlier.
Value: $850 Opening Bid: $150 Buy Now $1,700
ITEM 194: Japanese hardwood display cupboard with
cabinet and drawer below, c. 1870.
ITEM 195: Two Archaistic Cinnabar vases, c. 1950.
Donated by Lynda Ruth
ITEM 196: Chinese, carved wood wall shelf in the design
of double happiness. c. 1950.
Value:$100-$200 Opening Bid: $150 Buy Now: $400
Donated by Anonymous
ITEM 197: Japanese carved wood transom. Carved in the design of a gnarled old plum tree with plum blossoms
and bamboo representing new life & longevity. Bamboo is resilient in the wind and always green in the cold weather
representing strength.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 198: Chinese needle case with clip
ITEM 199: Celebrated artist, Sundar Sinkhwal
(Nepalese), Indian Goddess Kali as the Destroyer, c. 1995.
ITEM 200: Chinese antique embroidery of an immortal
standing on a dragon, with precious symbols above. Gold
couching and forbidden stitch on silk. Late 17th, early
18th century.
ITEM 201: Chinese, Fan painting on silk, wind in the
willows and bamboo in spring. c. 1800, Qing Dynasty
(1644-1911).
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 202: Chinese, fan painting on silk of a scholar in a
landscape. Qing dynasty (1644-1911).
Buy Now: $4,000
ITEM 203: Indian folk painting depicting a devotee
carrying offerings. Painting on paper with rustic
wood frame.
ITEM 204: Korean, Tiger folk paintings on linen (four),
c. 1920.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 205: Anthony Wang Natigo, Fighting Roosters,
n.d. Oil painting
Value: $1,500 Opening Bid: $450 Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 206: Large Mountainscape with dark bamboo
form frame
Buy Now: $7,000
Anonymous Donation
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 207: Chinese painted marble table screen with
hardwood frame. 19th century.
ITEM 208: Toshitada, The Proclamation of Japan
Government Constitution. Original print triptych, n.d.
Rare depiction of the Meiji Emperor.
Value: $1,500 Opening Bid: $600 Buy Now $3,000
Donated by Cynthia Kurtz
ITEM 209: Japanese Textile, hand-painted on silk
depicting Inro, n.d. (Framed)
Donated by The Raymond & Virgina Atchley Collection
ITEM 210: Two Japanese color woodblock prints from
Jack Carr Gallery.
ITEM 211: Two Contemporary Asian woodblock prints:
(1) Cormorants and (2) a Paper Fish Banner.
Donated by Keith Mautino
ITEM 212: Contemporary woodblock print of Mt. Fuji.
Donated by Priscilla & Nelson Gibbs
ITEM 213: Japanese, color woodblock print (A love letter
on a snowy day with a child looking on).
Donated by Priscilla & Nelson Gibbs
ITEM 214: Jeff Burke, A Tethered Nest, 2009.
Archival pigment on rag paper, #3/8.
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ITEM 215: Milford Zornes (American, 1908-2008),
Canyon de Chelly, n.d. watercolor on paper.
Value: $5,500 Opening Bid: $1,500 Buy Now: $11,000
Art and Antiques
ITEM 216: Indian, folk painting, 19th Century.
Framed
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 217: Painting on Silk, Stalking Tiger Motif,
c. 1950.
Donated by Ola Palo
ITEM 218: Chinese Painting of A Boy Trying To Catch
A Three-Legged Toad. Taoist theme of immortals.
ink & color on paper, c.1700 or later
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 219: Totoya Hokkei ( Japanese, 1780–1850), Color
woodblock print.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 220: Japanese, ceramic glaze tile for tea ceremony
sweets, c. 1960.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 221: Miniature Persian painting. Illustrating
a nobleman entertaining court women. Page from Indian
manuscript
Donated by Susan Aprahamian
ITEM 222: Miniature Persian painting. Scene from an
Indian manuscript
ITEM 223: Miniature Persian painting. Rider on Horse.
Page From Indian manuscript
ITEM 224: Miniature Persian painting. Page from Indian
manuscript
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 225: Japanese, Color woodblock Print.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 226: Atö Sengai ( Japanese, b.1929), Joyful.
Print (Paper screen technique).
ITEM 228: After Tõshõsai Sharaku ( Japanese, active
1794–1795), Samurai in Black, Orange Kimonos, Reprints.
Value: $800-$1,000 each Opening Bid: $350
Buy Now: $2,000
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 229: Japanese, color woodblock print.
ITEM 231: Japanese, Peasant Carrying Wheat and Axe.
Color woodblock print.
IITEM 232: Japanese, Diptych.
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ITEM 227: Atö Sengai ( Japanese, b. 1929),
Mandala. Print (Paper screen technique).
ITEM 230: Japanese, color woodblock print.
ITEM 233: Diptych, Two Samurais with Cherry Blossoms
One Blue and Green and One Red and Green. Color
woodblock print.
Art and Antiques
ITEM 234: Utagawa Kunisada ( Japanese, 1786-1865),
ITEM 237: Utagawa Kunisada ( Japanese, 1786-1865).
Diptych. Color woodblock print.
Sisters. Color woodblock print.
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Art and Antiques
Triptych. Color woodblock print.
Triptych. Color woodblock print.
Donated By Susan Aprahamian
ITEM 247: Three Japanese album leaves Framed as one,
c. 1820. Scenes from a famous folk tale. Hand=painted and in
good condition.
Buy Now: $1,500
ITEM 248: Nepalese Pata (Thanka) depicting a scene from
the life of the Buddha, Katmandu Valley, c. 1850. Purchased
in South Africa in the 1950’s.
Value: $2,500-$3,500 Opening Bid: $1,050 Buy Now: $7,000
ITEM 249: Laurie Hendricks, Autumn Moon
(Plein Air Painting of USC Pacific Asia Museum), 2014.
Oil on canvas.
ITEM 250: Kite,(Edo-Nishikie-Dako) Hand-painted
by Japanese Edo Style Kite Master, Mikio Toki.
Donated by Japan America Society of Southern California
ITEM 251: Li Baofeng, Portrait of Yao Ming, Paper Cut.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 252: Joseph Kresoja, Railing (Plein Air Painting of
USC Pacific Asia Museum), 2014. Oil on canvas.
ITEM 253: Dominic L.F. Wong, Snow, n.d. Chinese
brush painting on rice paper (Framed).
ITEM 254: Dominic L.F. Wong, Wildfire, n.d. Chinese
brush painting on rice paper (Framed).
ITEM 255: Deborah Van Der Zaag, Chrysalis, n.d.
Oil on panel.
ITEM 256: Renato S. de Guia, Courtyard (Plein Air
Painting of USC Pacific Asia Museum), 2014.
Watercolor on paper.
ITEM 257 : Liliana Simanton, Garden Courtyard
(Plein Air Painting of USC Pacific Asia Museum), 2014.
Oil on canvas.
ITEM 258: Joseph Kresoja, Jade Door (Plein Air Painting
of USC Pacific Asia Museum), 2014. Oil on canvas.
ITEM 259: Catherine Koon, Pond & Koi (Plein Air
Oil on canvas.
ITEM 260: Pati Bruce, The Courtyard (Plein Air
Oil on canvas.
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Art and Antiques
ITEM 261: Oil Painting on canvas, Hounslow High Street, by Kuzana Ogg. Boston Fine Art Gallery
ITEM 262: Tyrus Wong (Chinese American, b. 1910) Snowdrift Forest,
Framed signed limited print:
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ITEM 263: Soojung Park, Mignon, 2009.
Ink on Plexiglass.
ITEM 264: Soojung Park, Antinode, 2002.
Ink on Plexiglass.
Jewelry
ITEM 300: Heavy 22K gold and enamel pendant with
rose cut diamonds, c. mid-20th century, Persia.
Buy Now: $6,000
ITEM 301: Carved garnet intaglio ring depicting the
bust of a goddess set in 22K gold. Intaglio of 2nd or 3rd
century A.D.; mount is 20th-century.
Purchased in Paris in 1930s.
ITEM 302: Pair of gentlemen’s cuff links each in the
form of an abacus, 18K gold, c. 1935.
ITEM 303: Ring with a peridot set in 14K gold.
ITEM 304: Antique Victorian pin with a pair of swallows
holding a diamond-mounted heart in their beaks, with
ruby and diamond studded wings. 15K gold, c. 1870.
Buy Now: $5,000
ITEM 305: Diamond and fine chrome tourmaline pierced
earrings. Each emerald cut tourmaline is approx 7ct and
suspended from diamond bows set in white gold.
Buy Now: $8,000
ITEM 306: Antique Prince of Wales feather brooch
with diamonds, rubies and sapphires set in silver.
English, c. 1880.
Value: $2,500-$3,500 Opening Bid: $1,050.
Buy Now: $5,000
ITEM 307: Diamond and gold brooch in the shape of a
leaf with the stem set in diamonds. c. 1930.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 308: Antique turquoise, diamond, pearl and
enamel brooch set in gold, c. 1900.
French gold marks on the pin.
Buy Now: $3,600
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Jewelry
ITEM 309: Antique Victorian amethyst and diamond
brooch/pendant in silver (front) and gold (back). c.1860
Buy Now: $7,000
ITEM 310: Finely carved jade pendant representing a
mythological animal with an incense burner on its back;
reverse has bats and long-life symbol. Jade is two tone,
celadon and russet, and suspended from a Z-bead.
ITEM 311: Antique three-stone sapphire and gold ring.
English gold marks, c. 1860.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 312: Antique gold and carved agate cameo ring,
depicting a young Edwardian lady. American, 1910.
Buy Now: $1,500
ITEM 313: Gold, sapphire and diamond bar brooch.
Canadian, c. 1860.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 314: Garnet, natural pearl and gold snowflake
pendant. English c. 1880 with original box.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 315: A strand of cultured saltwater pearls with a
platinum and diamond clasp and GIA Certification.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 316: An attractive cultured pearl choker with a
14ct gold and jade clasp. (European gold mark 585 = 14ct)
Buy Now: $2,000
ITEM 317: A late Georgian garnet and gold pendant.
English, c. 1820.
Buy Now: $3,000
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Jewelry
ITEM 318: Pair of men’s gold cuff links in the form of
grapes and grape leaves, with a single diamond dewdrop
on each.
ITEM 319: Victorian rose 15ct gold chain bracelet,
c. 1860.
ITEM 320: Ring, jade with white and yellow 14ct gold, and
eyes inset with rubies. Mythological single horned animal
with its head resting on a coin for prosperity.
Signed by the maker GST.
ITEM 321: French bracelet, 18K gold and lapis, c. 1930.
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 322: Pair of baroque pearl earrings, one of a rabbit,
the other of a squirrel eating a nut. Each with a ruby eye.
ITEM 323: Scottish brooch, c. 1880.
Agate mounted in silver.
ITEM 324: Victorian Agate mounted compass.
c. 1870.
ITEM 325: Longines Ladies Lapel Watch, c. 1900. 18ct gold, embellished with enamel and diamonds.
Working condition.
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Jewelry
ITEM 326: Pair of heavy gold-mounted operculum cuff
links made by James J. McCormick Jeweler, Rodeo Drive,
Beverly Hills. These were considered to be amulets against
the evil eye.
ITEM 329: Antique Victorian, 18ct. gold
Memorial Locket, beautifully engraved, c. 1890.
Buy Now: $2,400
ITEM 332: Indian mughal agate pendant, c. 1700. Multicolored semi precious gemstone beads of jade, amethyst,
jasper, banded agate, carnelian, chalcedony, with antique
East Indian 22 ct. gold beads.
Buy Now: $9,000
ITEM 327: Silver necklace by famous Mexican silversmith
Antonio Peneda. Tiffany & Co. of New York carried his
designs. Fully hallmarked. Art deco styling, c. 1950.
Buy Now: $12,000
ITEM 328: Sterling silver and 18 ct. gold compact in the form
of a purse with a ruby clasp. Beautifully engraved with floral
design. Inside fitted for loose powder and mirror. European,
c. 1910.
ITEM 330: Heavy silver chain with gemstone, finial
endings and charm, and 18ct gold elements.
ITEM 331: Fine antique European amber necklace
with clasp.
ITEM 333: Victorian gold ring in the form of a buckle
inlaid with turquoise, c. 1880.
ITEM 334: A fine carved green Jadeite pendant mounted
on a 18ct. gold ribbon bow, centered with a pearl.
Value: $2000-$2500 Opening Bid: $750
Buy Now: $4,000
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Jewelry
ITEM 335: A petite flower pin in gold, set with turquoise,
sapphires and diamonds.
ITEM 336: Six antique stickpins, gold and semi-precious
stones.
Buy Now: $1,400
ITEM 337: Necklace of Jade and Gold Beads, with a
Pre-Colombian type mask as a pendant.
Donated by Maria De La Luz
ITEM 338: Necklace of three strands of graduated
freshwater pearls with sterling silver clasp.
Donated by Nancy Johnson Studio Collection
ITEM 339: Necklace of four strands green faceted semiprecious beads with sterling silver vermeil clasp.
ITEM 340: Necklace of four strands moss green faceted
agate with sterling silver extension chain.
ITEM 341: Necklace of mint frosted web agate beads
from China with labradorite beads from India and silver
plated clasp.
ITEM 342: Necklace of one strand large 16mm polished
blonde African tigers eye beads with sterling silver clasp.
ITEM 343: Rainbow moonstone faceted bead necklace
with a sterling silver & diamond piercework accent bead
& sterling & diamond lobster style clasp.
Donated by Something Blue, ShopSomethingBlue.com
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Jewelry
ITEM 344: Chinese Jade Pendant
Buy Now: $3,000
ITEM 345/346: His & hers handmade coral
USC Bracelets
Donated by Jones Katami, JonesKatami.com
ITEM 347: The USC Collection, sold together
Pendant: Tommy Trojan in four beaded oval frame, 18ct
gold over bronze/sterling silver. Value: $170
Ring: 8 mm Citrine and 6mm Garnet with 14ct.
Gold USC Letters Value: $375
Donated by Maria de la Luz, MdelaLuzforUSC.com
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Earrings: 10mm cushion cut citrine and 2 mm garnet,
USC on four sides. Value: $295. Lapel Pin: Tommy
Trojan on olive leaf wreath. Value: $170.
Lapel Pin: Tommy Trojan Greek style bezel. Value: $170.
Textiles and Garden
ITEM 400: Antique Black Kimono with White Cranes.
Donated by Tomoko Winn
ITEM 401: Kimono, Light Blue and White with
Cloud and Floral Themes.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 402: Japanese Summer Kimono
(Ivory, Light Blue & Orange).
Donated by Jonathan and Susan Adams
ITEM 403: Japanese Children’s Kimono.
Buy Now: $500
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 404: Embroidered Chinese Coat
(Coral & Blue with auspicious symbols).
Donated by Jonathan and Susan Adams
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ITEM 405: Antique Ramie cloth white silk
embroidered coat.
Value $500-$750 Opening Bid: $225
Buy Now: $1,500
Donated by Sunny Stevenson
Textiles and Garden
ITEM 406: Silk Patterned Vest (Bronze).
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 407: Embroidered Chinese wedding jacket (Black)
c.1925.
ITEM 408: Thanka with Unishivajaya, Brings Wealth,
Safety, Health, Good Luck.
Handprint of Monk with Mantra & blessing on back.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 409: Double-Sided Japanese Obi with birds
and flowers. Finished as a Table Runner.
Value: $350-$450 Opening Bid: $175.00 Buy Now: $900
Donated by Dawn Frasier
ITEM 410: Japanese Obi, Silk. Rust.
Donated by Dawn Frazier
ITEM 411: Japanese Obi, Silk. Yellow, Orange, Green,
and White.
ITEM 412: Japanese Obi, Silk depicting sea shells.
ITEM 413: Japanese Obi, Silk. Brown & Gold.
ITEM 414: Japanese Obi, Silk. Ivory, Brown & Gold.
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Textiles and Garden
ITEM 415: Japanese Obi, Silk Brocade, 1900-1920.
ITEM 416: Japanese Obi, Silk. Peacock & Rust.
ITEM 418: Japanese Obi.
ITEM 419: Hand-Painted Obi Remnant.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 420: Indigo Patterned Table Cloth.
Anonymous Donation
ITEM 421: Indigo Miscellaneous Patterned Textiles.
Anonymous Donation
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ITEM 417: Japanese Obi, Silk. Antique Green.
Textiles and Garden
ITEM 423: Small green ceramic pedestal for the garden
c. 1920
ITEM 424: Large green ceramic pedestal for the
garden. c. 1920.
ITEM 425: Large green ceramic pedestal for the
garden. c. 1920.
ITEM 426: Large blue ceramic pedestal for the garden. c.
1920.
ITEM 427: Two medium size ceramic ivory glazed
garden stools.
ITEM 428: A stone bust of Buddha,
Height Approx 14”
Donated by Asian Ceramics, Rob Susan
ITEM 429: Iron Figure of Kwan Yin (Goddess of Mercy)
garden statue. Chinese, Height Approx 36”. c.1900
Buy Now: $6,000
ITEM 430: Large stone sculpture of standing Buddha.
Height Approx 36”
Donated by Asian Ceramics, Rob Susan
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Travel, Dining and Entertainment
Travel
ITEM 500:
Viking Cruise - European Holiday Market Cruise for (2) ppl
During this eight-day journey, encounter the grand cities and quaint villages along the celebrated Danube River.
Explore both sides of Hungary’s capital, traditional “Buda” and more cosmopolitan “Pest,” and from Fishermen’s
Bastion see how the river divides this fascinating city. Experience Vienna’s imperial architecture and gracious
culture and tour riverside towns in Austria’s Wachau Valley. And in Germany, explore a baroque cathedral
and stroll cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses. Savor the tastes of authentic dishes, learn about local
legends, and understand why Strauss immortalized the “Blue Danube” in his famous melody. Cruises sailing from
November 28 through December 21 will include Christmas markets. Here, the spirit and romance of the holidays
come alive with the scent of gingerbread and the tunes of traditional carols around every corner. Whichever
Christmas markets you visit, you’ll enjoy a wonderful feast of tasty treats, as well as dozens of stalls brimming
with unique and inspiring handcrafted gifts.
ITEM 501:
Classic Mekong River Cruise - (7) Days for (2) ppl
There can be no tapestry of river life as fascinating and varied as the River Mekong. Indeed there can be no more
striking a cultural contrast as that between the bustling Vietnam delta and the tranquilty of Cambodia. We pass
from the vibrant French colonial port of Saigon, through the vast delta so rich in human life and endeavour, to
travel along the main channel into the rich countryside of Cambodia. With a full day in charming Phnom Penh
we then explore remoter waterways as we progress to the great monuments of Angkor.
Donated by Pandaw and Bamboo Tours. https://www.pandaw.com/expeditions/classic-mekong/#Overview\
ITEM 502:
The Langham Hotel - A StayCation!
Good for one overnight stay and breakfast. Including Valet. Use for yourself or for your out-of-town-guests.
Value: $400 Opening Bid: $250 Buy Now $800
ITEM 503:
Santa Barbara Here We Come! Package #1
Good for an overnight stay at the Upham Hotel and guest passes to the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum,
free appetizers at Chuck’s Waterfront Grill Herrero and admission for (2) ppl to the Santa Barbara Museum
of Art.
ITEM 504:
Santa Barbara Here We Come! Package #2
Good for an overnight stay at the Franciscan Inn Hotel. Lotusland Docent guided tour for two or a private tour
with Peggy Wiley. Wine & cheese reception or light lunch on Garden Patio. Arrangements to be confirmed.
(2) ppl complimentary admissions to the El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Park and/or Casa de la Guerra and
admission for (2) ppl to the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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Dining
ITEM 505:
ITEM 513:
Gift Certificate
Gift Certificate for (2) ppl
ITEM 506:
ITEM 514:
Gift Certificate
ITEM 507:
ITEM 515:
Gift Certificate
ITEM 508:
ITEM 516:
Gift Certificate
Gift Certificate
ITEM 509:
ITEM 517:
Gift Certificate
Gift Certificate
ITEM 510:
ITEM 518:
Gift Certificate
Gift Certificate
ITEM 511:
ITEM 519:
Gift Certificate
Gift Basket (8) Gift Certificates, T-Shirt & Towel
ITEM 512:
ITEM 520:
Sunday Brunch for (2) ppl
Case of Hafner Cabernet Sauvignon
Din Tai Fung
Maison Akira
LA Prime @ The Bonaventure
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
Crossings Restaurant
Aro
Europane
Warehouse Restaurant
redwhite+bluezz
New Delhi Palace
New Delhi Palace
Green Street Restaurant
Rice - Thai Tapas
Rice - Oba Sushi
In & Out
Hafner Vineyards
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Entertainment
ITEM 521:
First in line for valet pick-up tonight!
No Need To Wait for Your Car. The successful bidder will
have their car waiting for them at the end of the evening.
Donated by the Langham Hotel.
Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $150 Buy Now: $500
ITEM 522:
Private Tour of USC PAM Museum &
Luncheon with the Director, Christina
Yu Yu in the Museum’s Blue Room
Luncheon on Monday or Tuesday, Up to (6) ppl.
ITEM 523:
Dinner with Celebrated Author,
Lisa See, Including Wine Pairings
Dinner party for guests at the home of Priscilla and
Nelson Gibbs. Date to be Determined by Lisa See,
Priscilla Gibbs and the successful bidder.
ITEM 524:
Hollywood Bowl Tickets for 6ppl +Valet
Parking Pass & Gourmet Picnic Basket
Best Seats in the House! Garden Box for (6) in the first
section in front of the orchestra, for one Classical Tuesday
evening performance in the July-September 2015 Season.
Priceless Valet Parking Pass and Gourmet Dinner for
(6) from Sweet & Savory. A selection of wine for your
dinner will be provided from the collection of Violet
Ouyang, and will include: Le Grand Chai Montagne
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux 2012; Seghesio Pagani
Zinfandel Sonoma 2012, Domaine Laroche Chablis
Premier Cru Les Vaudevey 2008. Date to be arranged
with Donor Mrs. Alyce Williamson.
ITEM 525:
Lakers/Kings/Clippers Suite Night
at Staples Center
Package Includes twelve (12) tickets, two (2) parking
passes, in-suite food and non-alcoholic beverages.
Regular NBA/NHL Season 2014-2015. Subject to
Availability(shared suite).
ITEM 526:
USC Football Trojans Vs. Notre Dame
(4) Tickets to One of the Biggest Games of the Year!
Arranged Through the USC Athletic Department.
Saturday, November 29, Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum.
ITEM 527:
Official Autographed Football by
USC’s 2014 Football Team
USC Athletic Department Will Arrange for You to
Have an Official USC Football Personally Autographed
by the 2014 Football Team.
Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $250 Buy Now: $500
ITEM 528:
Celebrate the Holidays with Sleeping
Beauty and Her Winter Knight at the
Pasadena Playhouse and $50.00 Dining
Certificate at Redwhite+Bluezz
(2) Tickets to SLEEPING BEAUTY and Her Winter
Knight. December 10, 2014 - January 4, 2015.
Before every performance, guests and their families are
invited to enjoy a “Winter Wonderland” event in The
Playhouse’s Engemann Family Courtyard, complete
with holiday carolers, crafts, activities, games, Santa
Claus and photo opportunities.
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Entertainment
ITEM 534/535:
ITEM 529:
The Colony Theatre
PRP Wine International Inc.
ITEM 530:
ITEM 536:
(2) Orchestra Tickets for any Regular Performance in
2014/2015 Season
(8) Yoga classes to get you through the holidays or start the
New Year off right.
ITEM 531:
ITEM 537:
(4) Preferred Seats to Tournament of Roses Parade
donated by Sharp Seating Company
A New Look For You! HairCut, Color & Styling
ITEM 532:
ITEM 538:
Tickets for 2ppl to the 2015 Tournament of Roses Parade
Presented by Honda
(4) Memberships to the Walt Disney Family Museum.
Includes The Book, The Man, The Magic, The Memories.
ITEM 533:
ITEM 539:
(2) Complimentary Theatre Tickets (Not Valid Opening Private Wine Tasting for (2) hours for up to (12) ppl
Includes (8) Bottles of Wine and Wine Consultant
Night or Closing Performance)
Yoga House
East West Players
Essence - Voted #1 Salon 2014
Best of Pasadena Weekly
Everything is Coming Up Roses!
Walt Disney Family Membership
for (4) ppl
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
House Seats to the Parade
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Experience Life at The Castle Green
in Pasadena
Four Complimentary Admission Passes
Picnic on the lawn for (2) ppl and private tour of the
Historic Castle Green’s Shared Spaces
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Live Auction Preview
Paul Gauguin Cook Islands and Society Islands
11 night Cruise including airfare
Extraordinary 11 night cruise aboard the 5 star m/s Paul Gauguin sailing from Papeete, Tahiti. Combines
highlights of the Society Islands and Cook Islands with visits to Huahine, Aitutaki, Rarotonga, Bora Bora, Taha’a
(on Paul Gauguin’s exclusive islet Motu Mahana) and Moorea. The donation is for one Porthole Stateroom
(F), airfare from Los Angeles, roundtrip ground transportation on Papeete and travel protection plan for two
guests. Cruise includes all shipboard meals in your choice of three venues, 24-hour room service, non-alcoholic
and alcoholic beverages, all onboard gratuities and more! Does not include cabin upgrade, pre and post-cruise
accommodations and select excursions. Sail dates: May 30, July 18 or December 5, 2015.
Value: $25,000
Wolfgang Puck Catering Dinner with Dominic Ng
Our talented chefs will create a seasonal five-course dinner featuring signature Wolfgang Puck specialties
for twenty (20) people. Your dinner will be held at the USC Pacific Asia Museum or at your Los Angeles area
location with Dominic Ng as your special guest. Includes Menu & Chef Services Equal to $200 per person,
$1,000 towards Beverages, $1,000 towards rentals. Your one-of-a-kind dinner will be held on any evening
Sunday-Friday mutually agreeable between you and Wolfgang Puck Catering and USC Pacific Asia Museum.
Value: $15,000
Crystal Cruises -“Oriental Embrace”- Singapore to Hong Kong
Luxurious 13 day cruise from Singapore to Hong Kong, sailing March 9th aboard the Crystal Symphony. Starting
with an overnight in Singapore, your cruise includes visits to Koh Samui, Thailand (overnight); Sihanoukville,
Cambodia; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (overnight); Da Nang, Vietnam; Sanya, China and concludes with an
overnight in Hong Kong, China. The donation is for one A1 Category, Deluxe Stateroom with veranda for two
guests. Includes stateroom and dining staff gratuities, premium non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, and other
features included in Crystal’s ultra-luxe onboard experience. Does not include cruise port, security and handling
charges, airfare, airport transfers, travel insurance, shore excursions.
Value: $13,390
Rare Strand of Natural
Saltwater Pearls with a
Gold and Diamond clasp
GIA Certification stating natural
saltwater pearls with no indication
of enhancement.
Rare Jewelry from
Value: $4,000-$5,000
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Live Auction Preview
Xu Xiaoguo painting
(Xi’an, China b. 1977) Open String, 2014,
Acrylic on canvas, 150 cm x 175 cm.
This piece was included in a sound-painting project
called ENERGY FIELD a collaboration with
electronic musician, audiovisual artist CHEN
Mulian. ENERGY FIELD was a two hour
audiovisual performance that invited the audience
to explore the idea of, and physically experience an
energy field. The theme of this project, “The Fifty
Strings” drew reference from Tai Zi Chang Qin,
(the Great Zither of the Prince) an imaginary
string instrument mentioned in The Chronicles
from Time Immortal.
Value: $20,000
Platinum and fine diamond
naiveté-shaped brooch
or pendant c. 1910
Rare Jewelry from
Value: $5,000-$7,000
Very fine natural sapphire,
diamond and platinum ring,
c. 1955
With AGTA certification stating that the sapphire
is natural and has not been enhanced in color. Fine
Jewelry from
Value: $6,000-$7,000
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Paddle Auction Items
Family Festivals - $500
Your $500 donation supports the USC Pacific Asia Museum’s annual series of Family Cultural Festivals. Offered
four times a year on Sundays, free to the public, these festivals are designed to introduce families to the arts and
culture of Asia through entertainment, art activities, gallery talks, films, and classes. Each series reaches thousands
of visitors, beginning with the signature festival honoring Lunar New Year and then focusing on different
cultures.
Museum Courtyard - $750
Your $750 donation supports the beautiful and contemplative courtyard at the USC Pacific Asia Museum, with its
Koi-filled pond, sculptures, rock formations and flowering trees, including the 3 Friends of Winter (pine, bamboo,
plum). Your contribution is critical to the constant maintenance and care that are required for the museum’s
unique open gallery.
School Tours - $1,000
Your $1,000 donation supports hundreds of visits each year from students in the San Gabriel Valley and Los
Angeles County public school districts. The USC Pacific Asia Museum provides free buses to public schools,
docent-led tours of the galleries and artist-led workshops, at no cost to the public schools. The museum’s collections
and resources are a valuable source of information to teachers, both in the classroom and when students come to
experience art, often for the first time.
Special Exhibitions - $2,500
Your $2,500 donation supports the USC Pacific Asia Museum’s special exhibitions throughout the year.
The museum has organized and presented a number of groundbreaking exhibitions, including the first North
American exhibitions of contemporary Chinese art after the Cultural Revolution and the first exhibition of
Aboriginal art in the United States. Your support is critical in realizing more exciting exhibitions in 2015
including “Reshaping the Tradition: Contemporary Ceramics from East Asia.”
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