Freeman's fall auction season kicks off with Asian Arts on September 10. Featuring works such as a rare Imperial Chinese hunting knife with enameled gold and silver sheath, Qianlong four character mark and of the period (estimate $20,000-40,000), a fine and rare Chinese cloisonné enamel square form censer and cover, Fangding, Jingtai six character mark, 16th/17th century (estimate $10,000-15,000), and Qi Baishi (1864-1957)'s "Sparrow Beneath Red Berry Bush" (estimate $20,000-30,000), this upcoming sale promises to further cement Freeman's reputation as a leader with an international following for buying and selling exceptional Asian works of art.