SHANG DYNASTY, 13TH-12TH CENTURY BC

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A BRONZE RITUAL TRIPOD WINE VESSEL, JUE
SHANG DYNASTY, 13TH-12TH CENTURY BC
The vessel has a deep body raised on three tall blade-shaped supports and is cast on the sides with three bow-string bands interrupted by the handle. The pair of posts that rise from the rim have conical caps cast with comma spirals. There is extensive malachite encrustation.
7¾ in. (19.7 cm.) high, Japanese Meiji-period wood box

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A private Japanese collection, acquired from Sen Shu Tey Ltd., Tokyo in the 1990s

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Two bronze jue of this type, with a plain body decorated with bow-string bands, are illustrated by Robert W. Bagley in Shang Ritual Bronzes in the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, The Arthur M. Sackler Foundation, 1987, pp. 190-93, nos. 16 and 17, where the author, p. 193, notes that jue of this type were cast not only in pre-Anyang times but also throughout the Anyang period. Bagley also proposes that jue with long legs and a compact body, characteristics seen in the present vessel, would date to the earlier half of the period.

SHANG DYNASTY, 13TH-12TH CENTURY BC

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