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A BRONZE TRIPOD RITUAL WINE VESSEL (JIA) WITH TAOTIE MASK
作品估价：USD 2,000
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拍品名称：
A BRONZE TRIPOD RITUAL WINE VESSEL (JIA) WITH TAOTIE MASK
拍品描述：
A BRONZE TRIPOD RITUAL WINE VESSEL (JIA) WITH TAOTIE MASK
Dimensions: Weight: 2450.0 g. Length 17.6 cm (6.93 in) x Width 18.0 cm (7.09 in) x Height 29.5 cm (11.61 in). All measurements are approximate.
The vessel is cast with a deep U-shaped body rising from three blade-shaped legs to a wide flared rim, the neck surmounted by a pair of capped posts. The body is crisply cast with two broad taotie masks in relief against a leiwen ground, divided by plain flanges, the lower section encircled by a band of descending cicada blades. The bronze surface exhibits malachite and cuprite encrustations with areas of smooth patination, consistent with age. The interior bears a cast clan mark within a square panel.
Provenance: Karl Kampe, born in 1884 in Stockholm, Sweden, was a Swedish industrialist. He first visited China in the early 1930s and began collecting Chinese works of art, which remained in the possession of his family and descendants thereafter.
Reference: A similar item was sold at Sotheby's, Vestiges of Ancient China
19 September 2023, Lot 248.
Dimensions: Weight: 2450.0 g. Length 17.6 cm (6.93 in) x Width 18.0 cm (7.09 in) x Height 29.5 cm (11.61 in). All measurements are approximate.
The vessel is cast with a deep U-shaped body rising from three blade-shaped legs to a wide flared rim, the neck surmounted by a pair of capped posts. The body is crisply cast with two broad taotie masks in relief against a leiwen ground, divided by plain flanges, the lower section encircled by a band of descending cicada blades. The bronze surface exhibits malachite and cuprite encrustations with areas of smooth patination, consistent with age. The interior bears a cast clan mark within a square panel.
Provenance: Karl Kampe, born in 1884 in Stockholm, Sweden, was a Swedish industrialist. He first visited China in the early 1930s and began collecting Chinese works of art, which remained in the possession of his family and descendants thereafter.
Reference: A similar item was sold at Sotheby's, Vestiges of Ancient China
19 September 2023, Lot 248.