Lot 683 An archaic bronze vessel 'ling'
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| 拍卖公司 | 德国纳高 |
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年07月13日 |
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拍品信息
拍品名称
An archaic bronze vessel 'ling'
起拍价
EUR 3,000
估值区间
3.000 - 5.000
尺寸
未知
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Description:
China, Eastern Zhou dynasty
H. 30,5 / B. 43 cm / 9,19 kg
Old Southern German private collection, according to the owners in the family since before 1960, shown on a photo dated 26.12.1989 with Christmas decoration
Archaic bronzes of this form should be named as ling, a type of wine vessel that emerged during the Western Zhou dynasty and gradually disappeared after the Spring and Autumn period. Ling shares similarities with lei, another bronze wine vessel form more commonly known. However, bronze lei usually have three handles and a raised foot ring, whereas ling often have only two handles and a flat foot. For a similar Spring and Autumn period bronze ling of this form, see Chen Peifen ed., Zhongguo qingtongqi cidian / Dictionary of Chinese archaic bronzes, vol. 1, Shanghai, 2013, p. 44. - Minor old repairs, slightly chipped, partly corroded
China, Eastern Zhou dynasty
H. 30,5 / B. 43 cm / 9,19 kg
Old Southern German private collection, according to the owners in the family since before 1960, shown on a photo dated 26.12.1989 with Christmas decoration
Archaic bronzes of this form should be named as ling, a type of wine vessel that emerged during the Western Zhou dynasty and gradually disappeared after the Spring and Autumn period. Ling shares similarities with lei, another bronze wine vessel form more commonly known. However, bronze lei usually have three handles and a raised foot ring, whereas ling often have only two handles and a flat foot. For a similar Spring and Autumn period bronze ling of this form, see Chen Peifen ed., Zhongguo qingtongqi cidian / Dictionary of Chinese archaic bronzes, vol. 1, Shanghai, 2013, p. 44. - Minor old repairs, slightly chipped, partly corroded
