Lot 41. A small white marble stele of Buddha, Tang Dynasty (618-907); 25 cm high. Sold for €3,584 (Estimate 3.000-5.000 €) © Bonhams 2025
 

Seated in padmasana on a high pedestal, with his right hand raised in abhaya mudra, wearing layered robes falling in generous folds over the pedestal, the face with a serene expression.
 

Provenance: K. Grusenmeyer, Brussels, 1996.

Lot 44. A sancai-glazed pottery figure of a Bactrian camel, Tang Dynasty (618-907); 40 cm high. Sold for €8,320 (Estimate 3.000-5.000 €) © Bonhams 2025
 

Standing four-square on a rectangular base, with its head raised high and turned to the left as if braying, the back covered with a saddlecloth, covered with a cream glaze splashed with caramel and green.
 

Provenance: Pedig, Brussels, 1995.

Lot 45. A sancai-glazed pottery offering set, Tang Dynasty (618-907); the tray: 25.8 cm diam.; the jar: 9 cm diam.; the cups: the largest 6 cm diam. (10). Sold for €1,408 (Estimate 1.200-1.500 €) © Bonhams 2025
 

Comprising a shallow circular tray, eight small wine cups and a globular jarlet, all covered in splashes of brown, cream and green glaze, the upturned rim of the tray with a matching glaze spilling over onto the underside.
 

Provenance: Art Treasures Gallery, Hong Kong, 1996.

Lot 46. A painted pottery figure of a prancing horse, Tang Dynasty (618-907); 37 cm high, 46 cm long. Sold for €5,376 (Estimate 3.000-5.000 €) © Bonhams 2025
 

Naturalistically modelled with its right front leg raised and head lowered, turned slightly to the left, mouth open and ears pricked, the back with a saddle covered with a cloth gathered in elaborate folds on either side, with trappings hung with tassels, traces of white, red and black pigments.
 

Provenance: Sotheby's London, 18 May 1971, lot 82.

Lot 48. A rare dark limestone epitaph, Tang Dynasty, dated by inscription to the 1st year of the Yonglong (680-681 AD), corresponding to 680 AD; 49 cm high, 49.5 cm wide. Sold for €3,584 (Estimate 3.000-5.000 €) © Bonhams 2025
 

The square stone tablet divided by finely incised lines into a grid of squares across and down, each incised with a single character in standard script describing the principal life events and accomplishments of Ji Lo, dated to the first year of Yonglong of the Tang dynasty (corresponding to 680 AD).
 

Provenance: Lam and Carly, Hong Kong, 2005.

Bonhams. An Important Belgian Collection Online, A Life of Collecting Ancient Worlds, 2-16 December 2025