Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben - photo 1
Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben - photo 2
Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben - photo 3
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Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben

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Auction dateClassic
06.12.2017 10:30UTC +02:00
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ID 13389
Lot 146 | Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben
Bronze-'Ding' mit Deckel und zwei geschwungenen Handhaben CHINA, Östliche Zhou-Dynastie, spätes 6. bis frühes 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
B. 29,6 cm
Die drei Beine mit reliefierten Tiermasken am oberen Ende, die gesamte äußere Wandung des Korpus und Deckels verziert mit einem Dekor von ineinander verschlungenen C-förmigen Drachen, unterbrochen von glatten Bändern. Alle Drachen sind zusätzlich mit feinen Spiralen Mäandern verziert. Der Deckel in der Mitte mit einem Ring und drei plastischen Kälbern verziert. Modelspuren des Gusses sind auf der Unterseite des Korpus zu sehen. Die U-förmigen Handhaben ebenfalls verziert mit Drachen und stilisierten Wellen.
Provenienz: Aus einer alten Berliner Privatsammlung, 1983 bei Galerie Ruth Schmidt Berlin erworben - Vgl. So, Jenny: Eastern Zhou Ritual Bronzes from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, Nrn. 16 (Sotheby's, 29.02.1972, Lot 143) und 18 (Sotheby's, 02.03.1971, Lot 49), S. 142-151; Vgl. ein ähnliches 'Ding' im British Museum, Nr. 1936,1118.7 - Minim. best., wenige kl. Rep.-Stellen, wenige Stellen mit Korrosion
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