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24 septembre 2023

A celadon-glazed double-gourd vase, Seal mark and period of Qianlong (1736-1795)

A celadon-glazed double-gourd vase, Seal mark and period of Qianlong (1736-1795)
Lot 647. Property from a New York private collection. A celadon-glazed double-gourd vase, Seal mark and period of Qianlong (1736-1795) . Height 32.5 cm . Lot sold 57,150 USD ( Estimate 40,000 - 60,000 USD). © Sotheby's 2023 the base with a six-character...
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24 septembre 2023

A large yellow-glazed baluster jar, 17th century

A large yellow-glazed baluster jar, 17th century
Lot 646. Property from a New York private collection. A large yellow-glazed baluster jar, 17th century. Height 26.8 cm, wood stand (2) . Lot sold 17,780 USD ( Estimate 20,000 - 30,000 USD). © Sotheby's 2023 Provenance : Ralph M. Chait Galleries, New York,...
24 septembre 2023

Buddha Sakyamuni seated on a lotus throne, Sui dynasty, ca 600 AD

Buddha Sakyamuni seated on a lotus throne, Sui dynasty, ca 600 AD
Buddha Sakyamuni seated on a lotus throne, Sui dynasty, ca 600 AD. Gilded bronze, height 13 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 1821. Small bronze votive sculptures were predominantly made for use in home shrines and facilitated the spread of Buddhist...
24 septembre 2023

Seated Buddha with a Flaming Nimbus, 5th Century

Seated Buddha with a Flaming Nimbus, 5th Century
Seated Buddha with a Flaming Nimbus, 5th Century. Bronze, gold; height 29 cm. Cast by the lost wax technique. Collection of Kinsky Palace, National Gallery of Prague, Vp 453. Buddhism came to China around the beginning of the Christian era, though the...
24 septembre 2023

Mirror with four marine animals, Six Dynasties period, 3rd–5th century AD

Mirror with four marine animals, Six Dynasties period, 3rd–5th century AD
Mirror with four marine animals, Six Dynasties period, 3rd–5th century AD. Bronze, depth Ø 10 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 717. The mirror’s physical property of reflecting images seems to be inferior to its magic and ritual roles in ancient China....
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24 septembre 2023

Kneeling man, Western Han dynasty, ca 150 BC

Kneeling man, Western Han dynasty, ca 150 BC
Kneeling man, Western Han dynasty, ca 150 BC. Polychrome painted earthenware, height 31 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 13. In the period of the Western Han there occurred a considerable boom in the use of figures in tombs, and there was also a marked...
24 septembre 2023

Standing lady, Han dynasty, ca early 1st century AD

Standing lady, Han dynasty, ca early 1st century AD
Standing lady, Han dynasty, ca early 1st century AD. Polychrome painted earthenware, height 26 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 2598. The considerable stylization of the linearly conceived body, arising from a bell-shaped base, may also be found on...
24 septembre 2023

Standing Lady, Western Han dynasty,c 2th Century B.C.

Standing Lady, Western Han dynasty,c 2th Century B.C.
Standing Lady, Western Han dynasty, 2th Century B.C. Wood, polychrome paint, metal, mother-of-pearl; height 64,5 cm. Collection of Kinsky Palace, National Gallery of Prague, Vp 349. In ancient China, funerary figures were placed in tombs with the deceased...
24 septembre 2023

Seated bear, Western Han dynasty, 2nd–1st century BC

Seated bear, Western Han dynasty, 2nd–1st century BC
Seated bear, Western Han dynasty, 2nd–1st century BC. Black marble, height 18 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 3109. In the period of the Western Han there occurred a considerable boom in the use of figures in tombs, and there was also a marked progress...
24 septembre 2023

Daigou buckle, Eastern Zhou dynasty, 4th–3rd century BC

Daigou buckle, Eastern Zhou dynasty, 4th–3rd century BC
Daigou buckle, Eastern Zhou dynasty, 4th–3rd century BC. Bronze, width 18,5 cm. National Gallery of Prague, Vp 384. Hooks to fasten a belt or corner of a garment were used in China since the 6th century B.C., including nomads in Eurasian forests and steppe...
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