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12 juillet 2017

A bronze ritual rectangular food vessel, fangding, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC

A bronze ritual rectangular food vessel, fangding, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC
Lot 3109. A bronze ritual rectangular food vessel, fangding, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC. Estimate HKD 4,000,000 - HKD 6,000,000. Price realised HKD 4,860,000 © Christie's Images Ltd 2017 The body is raised on four columnar legs and...
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7 juillet 2017

The Ringling Presents Eternal Offerings: Chinese Ritual Bronzes from the Minneapolis Institute of Art

The Ringling Presents Eternal Offerings: Chinese Ritual Bronzes from the Minneapolis Institute of Art
Celestial horse, Han dynasty, 1st-2nd century CE. Bronze, 44 7/8 x 34 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. (113.98 x 87.63 x 36.83 cm). Gift of Ruth and Bruce Dayton, 2002.45. Photo: Minneapolis Institute of Art. © Ringling Museum Sarasota, FL. - Demonstrating a continuing...
23 juin 2017

A jade ox, Late Shang Dynasty

A jade ox, Late Shang Dynasty
Lot 19. A jade ox, Late Shang Dynasty, 4.8cm (2in) long. Estimate HK$60,000 - 80,000 (US$7,700 - 10,000). S old for HK$ 375,000 (€43,030). Photo: Bonhams. The thick plaque carved in the form of a recumbent ox with the features of the face and limbs delineated...
23 juin 2017

A rare jade ox-head pendant, Late Shang Dynasty

A rare jade ox-head pendant, Late Shang Dynasty
Lot 16. A rare jade ox-head pendant, Late Shang Dynasty, 4.3cm (1 3/4in) long. Estimate HK$80,000 - 100,000 (US$10,000 - 13,000). S old for HK$ 500,000 (€57,374). Photo: Bonhams. The thick arched stone carved as an ox-head on the convex side, skilfully...
23 juin 2017

A rare jade dragon, Late Shang Dynasty

A rare jade dragon, Late Shang Dynasty
Lot 15. A rare jade dragon, Late Shang Dynasty, 5.7cm (2in) long. Estimate HK$150,000 - 200,000 (US$19,000 - 26,000). S old for HK$ 350,000 (€40,162). Photo: Bonhams. Carved in the form of a coiled dragon with its tail curving towards the head, deftly...
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5 mars 2017

Important Chinese Art from the Fujita Museum, 15 March 2017, New York

Important Chinese Art from the Fujita Museum, 15 March 2017, New York
Chen Rong (active ca. 13th century) as catalogued in Shiqu Baoji, Six Dragons, (detail). Handscroll, ink on paper. Estimate: $1,200,000 - 1,800,000 © Christie's Images Ltd 2017. New York – On March 15, Christie’s will offer Important Chinese Art from...
18 février 2017

A bronze bow-shaped fitting with jingles, Late Shang dynasty, 12th-11th century BC

A bronze bow-shaped fitting with jingles, Late Shang dynasty, 12th-11th century BC
Lot 813. A bronze bow-shaped fitting with jingles, Late Shang dynasty, 12th-11th century BC. Estimate USD 3,000 - USD 5,000 © Christie's Images Ltd 2017. The fitting has a faceted, sharply arched arm at each end that terminates in a globular jingle pierced...
17 février 2017

A bronze Ge-halberd blade, Late Shang Dynasty, 12th-11th Century BC

A bronze Ge-halberd blade, Late Shang Dynasty, 12th-11th Century BC
Lot 809. A bronze Ge-halberd blade, Late Shang Dynasty, 12th-11th Century BC. Estimate USD 5,000 - USD 7,000. Price realised USD 18,750. © Christie's Images Ltd 2017. The curved butt is crisply cast on each side with a recessed design of a humanoid face...
17 février 2017

A bronze pole finial, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC

A bronze pole finial, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC
Lot 808. A bronze pole finial, Late Shang Dynasty, Anyang, 12th-11th Century BC. Estimate USD 4,000 - USD 6,000 © Christie's Images Ltd 2017. The upper section is cast in relief on both sides with a taotie mask flanked by ears below a pair of large up-curved...
19 novembre 2016

Rituals Cast in Brilliance–Chinese Bronzes Through the Ages

Rituals Cast in Brilliance–Chinese Bronzes Through the Ages
Ding cauldron to Ji from his grandson, Late Shang Dynasty (c. 13th to 11th century B.C.E.), 故銅2343 , h. 81.8 cm. © National Palace Museum. The Bronze Age of China started in the late Xia dynasty (c. early 17th century B.C.E.), lasting about 1,500 years...
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