Gold Knife-handle Ornament, Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Yan (407–436). Excavated in 1965 from the tomb of Feng Sufu (d. 415), Xiguanyingzi, Beipiao. Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.

Gold mountain-shape ornament with embossed Buddha motif, Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Yan (407–436). Excavated in 1965 from the tomb of Feng Sufu (d. 415), Xiguanyingzi, Beipiao. Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum..

Glass Water Dropper. Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Yan (407–436). Excavated in 1965 from the tomb of Feng Sufu (d. 415), Xiguanyingzi, Beipiao. Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.

Glass Bowl. Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Yan (407–436). Excavated in 1965 from the tomb of Feng Sufu (d. 415), Xiguanyingzi, Beipiao. Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.

Gold Mountain-shaped Ornament, Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Yan (407-436). Unearthed from Feng Sufu's Tomb (d. 415) in Beipiao, Liaoning Province. Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.

NEW YORK, NY .- Treasures from nearly 70 years of archeological excavations in China will be revealed in a landmark exhibition at China Institute Gallery this fall. Gold from Dragon City: Masterpieces of Three Yan from Liaoning, 337–436 will present artworks...

Lot 3625. A rare early Gandharan-style gilt-bronze votive figure of Shakyamuni Buddha, Sixteen Kingdoms, 4th – early 5th century ; the figure 12.3 cm, 4 7/8 in. Estimate 900,000 — 1,200,000 HKD (114,597 - 152,796 USD). Lot Sold 1,125,000 HKD (143,246...