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18 juin 2023

Architectural Ornament with the Taotie-mask Pattern, Mid-Shang (15th–13th century BCE)

Architectural Ornament with the Taotie-mask Pattern, Mid-Shang (15th–13th century BCE)
Architectural Ornament with the Taotie-mask Pattern, Mid-Shang (15th–13th century BCE). Height 19.0 cm. Unearthed from the Xiaoshuangqiao site, Zhengzhou. © Henan Museum
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18 juin 2023

Gong (wine vessel) with the Inscription: “Si Mu Xin”, Late Shang (13th century–1046 BCE)

Gong (wine vessel) with the Inscription: “Si Mu Xin”, Late Shang (13th century–1046 BCE)
Gong (wine vessel) with the Inscription: “Si Mu Xin”, Late Shang (13th century–1046 BCE). Whole height 36.0 cm, Length 46.5 cm. Unearthed from the tomb of Fu Hao at Xiaotun, Anyang, 1976. © Henan Museum
11 juin 2023

Twin-hare Decoration for Horizontal Drawbar (Heng), Western Zhou dynasty (11th century-771 BCE)

Twin-hare Decoration for Horizontal Drawbar (Heng), Western Zhou dynasty (11th century-771 BCE)
Twin-hare Decoration for Horizontal Drawbar (Heng), Western Zhou dynasty (11th century-771 BCE). Bronze. Length 16.4 cm.© Shanghai Museum Heng often refers to a wooden drawbar attached horizontally to the chariot yoke for managing the horse. This bronze...
10 juin 2023

Cowrie Container with Eight Yaks, Western Han (206 BC - AD 8)

Cowrie Container with Eight Yaks, Western Han (206 BC - AD 8)
Cowrie Container with Eight Yaks, Western Han (206 BC - AD 8). Bronze. Height 51 cm, Diameter of base 45 cm, Weight: 15,200 g. © Shanghai Museum Cowrie container is a special bronze ware of the Dian people of Yunnan area. It got its name because it contained...
8 juin 2023

Bronze mirror with gold repoussé plaque, China, Tang dynasty, 618 – 906

Bronze mirror with gold repoussé plaque, China, Tang dynasty, 618 – 906
Bronze mirror with gold repoussé plaque, China, Tang dynasty, 618 – 906. Width: 10.1 cm. © Ben Janssens Oriental Art 2023 A bronze mirror of nearly square shape, the corners indented. The back is inset with a gold plaque, which is worked in repoussé technique....
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7 juin 2023

A gilt-bronze mirror-stand and mirror, China, Yuan - Ming period

A gilt-bronze mirror-stand and mirror, China, Yuan - Ming period
Lot 22. A gilt-bronze mirror-stand and mirror, China, Yuan - Ming period; h. 19 cm x l. 23 cm. Estimate € 9.000,00 / 12.000,00 . Courtesy Marco Polo. Magnificently cast in the form of a crouching animal, on a cloud-shaped stand he holds an archaistic...
16 mai 2023

A jade-inset gilt-bronze belt hook, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220)

A jade-inset gilt-bronze belt hook, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220)
Lot 1117. A jade-inset gilt-bronze belt hook, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220); 15.5 cm long, cloth box . Price realised USD 11,340 (Estimate USD 7,000 – USD 10,000). © Christie's Images Ltd 2023 Provenance: Galaxie Art (B. K. Wong), Hong Kong, 27 November...
16 mai 2023

A bronze cylindrical tripod vessel, zun, Western Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 8)

A bronze cylindrical tripod vessel, zun, Western Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 8)
Lot 1116. A bronze cylindrical tripod vessel, zun, Western Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 8); 26.5 cm across handles . Price realised USD 8,820 (Estimate USD 7,000 – USD 9,000 ). © Christie's Images Ltd 2023 Provenance: Robert Ellsworth, New York, April 1998...
16 mai 2023

A rare bronze two-part rabbit-form container, Tang-Liao dynasty

A rare bronze two-part rabbit-form container, Tang-Liao dynasty
Lot 1115. Property from the Collection of Evelyn Annenberg Jaffe Hall. A rare bronze two-part rabbit-form container, Tang-Liao dynasty; 7.6 cm long, cloth box, cloth stand. Price realised USD 2,820,000 ( Estimate USD 2,000,000 – USD 3,000,000). © Christie's...
27 avril 2023

'Anyang: China’s Ancient City of Kings ' at the National Museum of Asian Art, Washington

'Anyang: China’s Ancient City of Kings ' at the National Museum of Asian Art, Washington
Left to right: Ritual wine pouring vessel (gong) with masks (taotie), dragons, and real animals, Anyang or middle Yangzi region, ca. 1100 B.C., bronze, Gift of Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer, F1961.33a–b; Ritual wine-pouring vessel (gong) with masks (taotie)...
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