Lot 5 東周 青銅饕餮紋節約（馬具）一對 | PAIRE DE PETITS ORNEMENTS CRUXIFORMES EN BRONZE
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年06月09日 |
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東周 青銅饕餮紋節約（馬具）一對 | PAIRE DE PETITS ORNEMENTS CRUXIFORMES EN BRONZE
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Dynastie des Zhou orientaux
A PAIR OF SMALL ARCHAIC BRONZE CRUCIFORM ORNAMENTS
Eastern Zhou Dynasty
Each hollow cast and surmounted by a stylised taotie mask in relief, the tubes of curved shape, the underside with a square opening, with green encrustation, fitted box.
Each 4 cm (1 1/2 in.) high (3).
Footnotes
Provenance:
Formerly in the collection of Louis Lemcovici (1910-2010), thence by descent in the family.
東周 青銅饕餮紋節約（馬具）一對
來源
Louis Lemcovici（1910-2010）舊藏，此後家族傳承
Small ornamental parts or fittings, cast in bronze and also known as trappings, were made in large numbers for bridles, saddles and even chariots during the late Shang and Eastern Zhou period. Many found their way into collections in Europe, the US and Canada in the early decades of the 20th century. Among the many different types of bronze fittings or trappings are small bronze cruciform fittings similar in size and design to the present pair. Compare with a pair of bronze fittings in the collection of King Gustav Adolf of Sweden (1882-1973), published in Nils Palmgren, , Stockholm, 1948, pl. 108:3 and 4. See also a pair of almost identical bronze cruciform fittings in the collection of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm, published by Orvar Karlbeck, 'Select Objects from Ancient Shou Chou', in , 1955, no. 27, pl. 56:2 and 3.
A PAIR OF SMALL ARCHAIC BRONZE CRUCIFORM ORNAMENTS
Eastern Zhou Dynasty
Each hollow cast and surmounted by a stylised taotie mask in relief, the tubes of curved shape, the underside with a square opening, with green encrustation, fitted box.
Each 4 cm (1 1/2 in.) high (3).
Footnotes
Provenance:
Formerly in the collection of Louis Lemcovici (1910-2010), thence by descent in the family.
東周 青銅饕餮紋節約（馬具）一對
來源
Louis Lemcovici（1910-2010）舊藏，此後家族傳承
Small ornamental parts or fittings, cast in bronze and also known as trappings, were made in large numbers for bridles, saddles and even chariots during the late Shang and Eastern Zhou period. Many found their way into collections in Europe, the US and Canada in the early decades of the 20th century. Among the many different types of bronze fittings or trappings are small bronze cruciform fittings similar in size and design to the present pair. Compare with a pair of bronze fittings in the collection of King Gustav Adolf of Sweden (1882-1973), published in Nils Palmgren, , Stockholm, 1948, pl. 108:3 and 4. See also a pair of almost identical bronze cruciform fittings in the collection of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm, published by Orvar Karlbeck, 'Select Objects from Ancient Shou Chou', in , 1955, no. 27, pl. 56:2 and 3.
