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A RARE GILT-BRONZE 'BUDDHIST LION' WEIGHT Ming Dynasty
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拍品名称：
A RARE GILT-BRONZE 'BUDDHIST LION' WEIGHT Ming Dynasty
拍品描述：
Ming Dynasty
The recumbent beast with its head turned left and raised with ears pulled back flanking the scrolling mane, with raised forehead above the bulging inlaid reddish eyes below the bushy brows, above the
ruyi-shaped nose and jaws open to reveal the teeth, with well delineated spine diving the scrolling mane, the flanks adorned with flame scrolls, the lower body with detailed legs and sharp claws.
8.7cm (3 3/8in) wide.
明 銅鎏金佛獅鎮
Christie's London , 2 April 1979, lot 18
Sze Tak Tong Collection
來源：
倫敦佳士得，1979年4月2日，拍品編號18
世德堂藏品
The present lot was made in imitation of the bronze weights produced from the Warring States period to the Eastern Han dynasty, often inlaid either in gold or silver. Such weights were made to to hold down the corners of woven mats used for seating or for the board game liubo. They were usually made in the shape of animals or mythical beasts, often coiled to form a circle, or in the shape of human figures, and even mountains. They were typically made of bronze, and sometimes lavishly decorated in gilding, or inlaid with gold, silver and precious stones, emphasising the high social rank of the owner. For a Han dynasty example, see a crouching tiger gilt bronze weight, from the Charles Lang Freer collection, in the National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC (acc.no.F1915.94); and see also from the Smithsonian, from the Arthur M. Sackler collection, a gold and silver-inlaid bronze tiger weight, Han dynasty (acc.no.S2012.9.2306).
See a related gilt-bronze 'mythical beast' weight, Ming dynasty, which was sold at Sotheby's New York, 22 September 2021, lot 125.
此鎮紙仿戰國至東漢青銅器而作，多飾以錯金銀，用於壓席角或六博棋局四角。其造型多變，有瑞獸、人物及山巒等，多以青銅鑄就，輔以鎏金銀或寶石鑲嵌，彰顯使用者之尊貴身份。參考弗利爾舊藏一件漢代銅鎏金臥虎鎮，現藏華盛頓史密森尼學會國立亞洲藝術博物館，館藏編號：F1915.94；以及館藏另一件漢代銅錯金銀虎形鎮，為賽克勒舊藏，館藏編號：S2012.9.2306。
參考一件明代銅鎏金瑞獸形鎮，售於紐約蘇富比，2021年9月22日，拍品編號125。
The recumbent beast with its head turned left and raised with ears pulled back flanking the scrolling mane, with raised forehead above the bulging inlaid reddish eyes below the bushy brows, above the
ruyi-shaped nose and jaws open to reveal the teeth, with well delineated spine diving the scrolling mane, the flanks adorned with flame scrolls, the lower body with detailed legs and sharp claws.
8.7cm (3 3/8in) wide.
明 銅鎏金佛獅鎮
Christie's London , 2 April 1979, lot 18
Sze Tak Tong Collection
來源：
倫敦佳士得，1979年4月2日，拍品編號18
世德堂藏品
The present lot was made in imitation of the bronze weights produced from the Warring States period to the Eastern Han dynasty, often inlaid either in gold or silver. Such weights were made to to hold down the corners of woven mats used for seating or for the board game liubo. They were usually made in the shape of animals or mythical beasts, often coiled to form a circle, or in the shape of human figures, and even mountains. They were typically made of bronze, and sometimes lavishly decorated in gilding, or inlaid with gold, silver and precious stones, emphasising the high social rank of the owner. For a Han dynasty example, see a crouching tiger gilt bronze weight, from the Charles Lang Freer collection, in the National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC (acc.no.F1915.94); and see also from the Smithsonian, from the Arthur M. Sackler collection, a gold and silver-inlaid bronze tiger weight, Han dynasty (acc.no.S2012.9.2306).
See a related gilt-bronze 'mythical beast' weight, Ming dynasty, which was sold at Sotheby's New York, 22 September 2021, lot 125.
此鎮紙仿戰國至東漢青銅器而作，多飾以錯金銀，用於壓席角或六博棋局四角。其造型多變，有瑞獸、人物及山巒等，多以青銅鑄就，輔以鎏金銀或寶石鑲嵌，彰顯使用者之尊貴身份。參考弗利爾舊藏一件漢代銅鎏金臥虎鎮，現藏華盛頓史密森尼學會國立亞洲藝術博物館，館藏編號：F1915.94；以及館藏另一件漢代銅錯金銀虎形鎮，為賽克勒舊藏，館藏編號：S2012.9.2306。
參考一件明代銅鎏金瑞獸形鎮，售於紐約蘇富比，2021年9月22日，拍品編號125。