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Feines liegendes Pferd aus seladonfarbener Jade

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12.06.2023 09:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
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Lot 74 | Feines liegendes Pferd aus seladonfarbener Jade
A FINE AND RARE LARGE CELADON JADE RECUMBENT HORSE - China, 17th/ 18th c. - The boulder is modelled in the shape of a reclining horse with its head and mane neck laid back over the shoulder, three hoofed legs tucked under the body, and the left foreleg bent. The long tail runs beside the left hind leg, the hair on the mane and tail is finely engraved, the stone has a green-brown celadon tone. Weight: 1,088 kg. - From an old private collection in southern Germany, by descent in the 1950s and acquisitions in the 1960s to the 1980s supplemented The horse has a long history as a symbol of power, energy and prestige in China. Jade carvings of horses probably date back to the Tang dynasty and reflect the powerful stone sculptures of horses found along the spirit roads, as well as the ceramic horses found in tombs. A recumbent grey jade horse, dated to the late Ming or early Qing dynasties, with its head turned to the left but its right foreleg bent at the knee, is illustrated in J. Rawson, Chinese Jade from the Neolithic to the Qing, London, 1995, p. 376, no. 26:19. Another related but smaller (8.3 cm long) jade horse is illustrated in Zhongguo yuqi quanji - Sui Tang Ming, Hebei, 1994, vol. 5, p. 169, no. 244 - Very slightly chipped
L. 17,5 cm/ H. 10,2 cm
Der Stein ist in Form eines liegenden Pferdes modelliert, dessen Kopf und Mähnenhals über die Schulter zurückgelegt sind, wobei drei Hufbeine unter den Körper geklemmt sind, und der linke Vorderlauf angewinkelt ist. Der lange Schweif verläuft neben dem linken Hinterbein, das Haar an Mähne und Schweif ist mit feinen Gravuren versehen, der Stein hat einen grün-braunen Seladon-Ton. Gewicht: 1,088 kg.
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