168开奖官方开奖网站查询

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 104. An archaic bone carving, Shang dynasty, Anyang period, 14th-13th century BC | 商代安陽時期 公元前十四至十三世紀 骨雕禮器.

An archaic bone carving, Shang dynasty, Anyang period, 14th-13th century BC | 商代安陽時期 公元前十四至十三世紀 骨雕禮器

Auction Closed

October 9, 07:30 AM GMT

Estimate

100,000 - 150,000 HKD

Lot Details

Description

An archaic bone carving,

Shang dyꦅnasty, Anyang period, 14th-13th century BC

商代安陽時期 公元前十四至十三世紀 骨雕禮器


the thick shaft of animal bone incised finely with a pair of large confronted kui dragons shown in profile, coming across the narrow edge to form a zoomorphic mask, and with two smaller kui dragons forming another zoomorphic mask on the opposite edge, all reserved on a dense leiwen (thunder) ground, in a broad frieze below triangular blade motifs, ꦿthe surface smoothly polished and exceptionally wellౠ preserved


9.4 cm


The dating of thiജs lot is consistent with the results of&nbsꦕp;the radiocarbon analysis, certificate no. R18219/NZA3052. 

此拍品年代與放射性碳分析結果一致,證書編號R18219/NZA3052。

Collection of Max Loehr (1903-88).

J.J. Lally & Co., New York, 11th May 1993.


羅樾(1903-88年)收藏

藍理捷,紐約,1993年5月11日

A larger bone carving similarly adorned with ferocious masks and stylised cicadas, formerly in the Gibson and Stoclet collections, is said to be discovered together with five other examples in Anyang, Henan; see Georges A. Salles and Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt, Collection Adolphe Stoclet, Brussels, 1956, pp. 328-31.