The third highlight is an imperial cloisonné enamel fan-shaped panel of the Qianlong period.

A pine rises from textured rocks, with orchid sprays set against a wan-diaper ground. Gilt cloisons keep the enamel fields sharp. The format is unusually ambitious for a panel: a wide, architectural shape that needs even firing and tight wirework across a large surface. It reflects the Qianlong workshops’ taste for dense, courtly landscape in enamel.

The published estimate is HK$4,000,000–6,000,000. Both photographs show this panel only.

Source: facts drawn from Bonhams, “6 Masterpieces Defining the Iconic Speelman Collection” (ICONIC SPEELMAN, Hong Kong, 28 October 2026). Text rewritten for NAGEL Topic Insights; not a verbatim reprint.