A RARE PAIR OF SILVER AND GOLD WIRE-INLAID BRONZE DRAGON-HEAD FITTINGS
A RARE PAIR OF SILVER AND GOLD WIRE-INLAID BRONZE DRAGON-HEAD FITTINGS
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戰國 公元前四世紀 銅錯金銀獸首飾兩件

WARRING STATES PERIOD, 4TH CENTURY BC

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戰國 公元前四世紀 銅錯金銀獸首飾兩件
Each: 4 in. (10.2 cm.) long, fitted lucite and metal stands
來源
懷古堂,紐約,2002年3月13日
出版
《懷古堂》季刊,紐約,2002年春,頁116-117 及 頁221,編號47

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Rufus Chen (陳嘉安)
Rufus Chen (陳嘉安) Head of Sale, AVP, Specialist

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The present pair of fittings, with their powerful sculptural modeling of the dragon heads, the robust geometric motifs, and the expressive features, are closely related to the works from the late 4th century BC tomb of King Cuo of Zhongshan. See, a pair of gold dragon-form finials illustrated in Zhongguo kaogu wenwu zhimei, vol. 6: Hebei Pingshan Zhoangshanguo wang mu, Beijing, 1994, pl.58, where the eyes of the Heibei pair are identified as glass and are very similar to those inlaid in the present pair. See, also, the gold finials with abstract geometric designs comparable to the present pair illustrated in ibid., pl. 29 and p. 141 (lower right).

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