Plate I — Cloisonné, Late Qing
The blue of cloisonné, the patience of rose medallion.
MacAntique is a private holding of Chinese cloisonné and Cantonese rose medallion. Pieces are kept, studied, and occasionally offered — never inventoried like merchandise.

Room I
The Stable
Three Tang-form cloisonné horses — turquoise grounds, polychrome saddles, gilt hooves. The pieces by which the collection is most often recognised.

Cat. № 13
Horse, standing
Turquoise ground, phoenix saddle.

Cat. № 14
Horse, rearing
Lapis ground, gilt mane and hooves.

Cat. № 15
Horse, mythic
Bird and cloud motifs across the body.
A note on the collection
“The blue of true cloisonné is not decorative — it is metallurgical. Copper wire, silica, mineral oxide, and fire. We have tried to let the objects speak in that voice.”
— The Collector
Room II
The Cabinet








Selected Objects
A small number of pieces are offered. Each is photographed and described individually.
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On cloisonné and rose medallion — making, history, attribution, and what to look for.
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MacAntique — a contraction of the collector's name and his subject. A life with these objects.
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