Seltenes mondsichelförmiges Schmuckteil mit Türkiseinlagen - photo 1
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Seltenes mondsichelförmiges Schmuckteil mit Türkiseinlagen

Lot 5a
12.06.2023 09:30UTC +01:00
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€ 40 000
AuctioneerNagel Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 5a | Seltenes mondsichelförmiges Schmuckteil mit Türkiseinlagen
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 25 000
A RARE AND FINE CRESCENT-SHAPED BRONZE OBJECT - China, late Xia/early Shang period, 16th-15th century BC. - Bronze with small turquoise inlays and 2 eyelets at the pointed ends for attaching or pulling through a cord or strap. It is very likely that this is either a neck or breast ornament. Bronze with heavy grey-green corrosion, inlays well preserved. Presumably this object was found together with the bronze plaque with turquoise inlays (following cat. no.). - From an important private collection, according to the owner in the possession of his family since about 1920, sold at Nagel, 17.5.2006, lot 802 and now from the buyer's estate
15,7 x 16 cm
Bronze mit kleinen Türkiseinlagen und 2 Ösen an den spitzen Enden zum Befestigen bzw. Durchzieheneiner Schnur oder Riemens. Sehr wahrscheinlich handelt es sich hier entweder um einen Hals- oderBrustschmuck. Bronze mit starker graugrüner Korrosion, Einlagen gut erhalten. Vermutlich wurde dieses Objekt zusammen mit der Bronzeplakette mit Türkiseinlagen (folgende Kat.-Nr.) gefunden.
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