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Asian Art

Austin Auction Gallery brings decades of Asian art expertise to Texas estate sales — Chinese porcelain spanning the Ming and Qing dynasties, fine jade and hardstone carvings, cloisonné enamelware, foo dog guardian lion pairs, and Japanese Satsuma and Imari. Whether you're searching for your next piece or wondering what a family collection might be worth, our specialists are here to help.

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For centuries, Chinese and Japanese decorative art has captivated Western collectors — and Texas, with its long history of international trade, diplomatic service, and well-traveled estates, holds some of the finest privately owned Asian art collections in the country. Austin Auction Gallery has sold thousands of lots across every major category of Chinese and Japanese decorative art, from museum-quality period pieces to the export wares that filled American parlors for two centuries.

Foo Dogs Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Foo Dogs/Lions

Tang Dynasty–present (most estate examples: Qing dynasty and later)

Chinese Porcelain Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Chinese Porcelain

Tang Dynasty–present (Qing dynasty and Republic period most common in estates)

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain

Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368)–present

Imari Porcelain Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Imari Porcelain

Late 17th century–present

Jade & Hardstone Carving Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Jade & Hardstone Carvings

Neolithic–present (Qing dynasty and later most common in estates)

Chinese Celadon Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Chinese Celadon

Song dynasty (960–1279)–present; Longquan ware most prized

Chinese Export Porcelain Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Chinese Export Porcelain

Late 16th century–early 20th century

Satsuma Value, Marks & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Satsuma

Founded: 17th century

Cloisonné Value, Marks & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

Cloisonné

Ming dynasty–present (most estate examples: Qing dynasty and later)

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