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24 juillet 2023

Tripod Warming Vessel (Jiaodou), 8th century, Tang Dynasty (618-907)

Tripod Warming Vessel (Jiaodou), 8th century, Tang Dynasty (618-907)
Tripod Warming Vessel (Jiaodou), 8th century, Tang Dynasty (618-907). Bronze, 17.8 x 27.9 cm. Gift of Rodman A. Heeren in memory of his mother, Fernanda Wanamaker Munn, 1962. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1962-181-16.
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16 juillet 2023

A bronze lantern in the shape of a wild goose, probably Western Han dynasty, 206 B.C. - 8 A.D.

A bronze lantern in the shape of a wild goose, probably Western Han dynasty, 206 B.C. - 8 A.D.
Lot 19. A bronze lantern in the shape of a wild goose, probably Western Han dynasty, 206 B.C. - 8 A.D. H. 48 cm . Sold: €9 000 (Estimate €4 000- €6 000) . Photo Nagel Auction. Cast in several parts, with partly chiselled details and remnants of painting,...
14 juillet 2023

A bronze candle stand in the shape of an standing owl, Eastern Han dynasty (25-220)

A bronze candle stand in the shape of an standing owl, Eastern Han dynasty (25-220)
Lot 21. A bronze candle stand in the shape of an standing owl, Eastern Han dynasty (25-220). H. 11,2 cm. Sold: €18 000 (Est: €20 000 - €30 000) . Courtesy Nagel. Standing on its two legs with its long fla tail balancing the weight of the sculpture in...
10 juillet 2023

A gilt-lacquered bronze figure of the Daoist goddess of Eyesight, Yanguang Niangniang, 17th century

A gilt-lacquered bronze figure of the Daoist goddess of Eyesight, Yanguang Niangniang, 17th century
Lot 271. A gilt-lacquered bronze figure of the Daoist goddess of Eyesight, Yanguang Niangniang, 17th century. H. 50 cm. Sold: €33 000 EUR (Est: €15 000 EUR - €25 000 EUR). Courtesy Nagel. Seated in European fashion on a throne with both shoed feet resting...
7 juillet 2023

Bronze Sword, Warring States Period (476-221 B.C.)

Bronze Sword, Warring States Period (476-221 B.C.)
Bronze Sword, Warring States Period (476-221 B.C.). Unearthed from Jigongshan in Jingzhou, Hubei, China. Collection of Jingzhou Museum
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29 juin 2023

A silvery bronze 'zodiac' mirror, Tang dynasty (618-907)

A silvery bronze 'zodiac' mirror, Tang dynasty (618-907)
Lot 42. Property from an Old Belgian Family Collection. A silvery bronze 'zodiac' mirror, Tang dynasty (618-907). Diameter 17 cm. Lot Sold 3,810 EUR ( Estimate 3,000 - 5,000 EUR ). © Sotheby's 2023 the central knob surrounded by the guardians of the four...
28 juin 2023

A rare and fine crescent-shaped bronze object, late Xia-early Shang period, 16th-15th century BC

A rare and fine crescent-shaped bronze object, late Xia-early Shang period, 16th-15th century BC
Lot 5. A rare and fine crescent-shaped bronze object, late Xia-early Shang period, 16th-15th century BC.; 15,7 x 16 cm. S old: €40 000 (Estimate €15 000 - €25 000) . Photo Nagel Auction. Bronze with small turquoise inlays and 2 eyelets at the pointed...
27 juin 2023

A bronze sculpture of an Earth spirit or chimera, Sui dynasty or earlier

A bronze sculpture of an Earth spirit or chimera, Sui dynasty or earlier
Lot 20. A bronze sculpture of an Earth spirit or chimera, Sui dynasty or earlier ; L. 31 cm. Sold: €50 000 (Estimate €8 000 - €12 000) . Photo Nagel Auction. Cast bronze with thin, relatively even grey-green patina, with a gnomish face, long horn at the...
27 juin 2023

Belt Hook Inlaid with Gold, Silver, and Jade, Late Warring States (275–222 BCE)

Belt Hook Inlaid with Gold, Silver, and Jade, Late Warring States (275–222 BCE)
Belt Hook Inlaid with Gold, Silver, and Jade, Late Warring States (275–222 BCE). Length 20.5 cm, Width 3.3 cm. Unearthed from tomb M342 at Huzhuang, Chengguan Township, Xinzheng. © Zhengzhou Museum
27 juin 2023

Ding (food vessel) of Prince Wu, Late Spring and Autumn (570–476 BCE)

Ding (food vessel) of Prince Wu, Late Spring and Autumn (570–476 BCE)
Ding (food vessel) of Prince Wu, Late Spring and Autumn (570–476 BCE). Height 62.0 cm, Diameter of mouth 62.0 cm. Unearthed from tomb M2 at Xiasi, Xichuan, 1979. © Henan Museum
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