A BRONZE RITUAL COOKING VESSEL AND COVER, DUN
PROPERTY FROM THE JANE AND LEOPOLD SWERGOLD COLLECTION
A BRONZE RITUAL COOKING VESSEL AND COVER, DUN

EASTERN ZHOU DYNASTY (770-256 BC)

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A BRONZE RITUAL COOKING VESSEL AND COVER, DUN
EASTERN ZHOU DYNASTY (770-256 BC)
The bulbous vessel and the cover are cast in mirror image so that the cover, when inverted, can be used as a bowl. Both are flat-cast with two different bands of a repeating pattern of intertwined serpents on a granular ground, and the slightly recessed bands at the rims are also decorated, as are the faceted loop handles. The spreading ring surmounting the cover is centered by a flower head encircled by three further serpents with split and entwined bodies. There is light encrustation in the interior and on the exterior.
7 7/8 in. (20 cm.) high
来源
Acquired in New York, October 1999.
Christie's New York, 21 March 2000, lot 177.

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Nick Wilson
Nick Wilson

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Compare the dun of similar rare form and slightly smaller size (6¼ in. high) cast with bands of different interlocked dragon decoration in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, illustrated by G.W. Weber, Jr. in The Ornaments of Late Chou Bronzes, Rutgers University, New Jersey, 1973, pp. 184-5, pl. 32.

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