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LOT 66

Lot 66

A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows

A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows
Lot 66 Details
A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows

战国 青铜钟、勺及箭一组共九件

tallest height 4.1 in — 10.4 cm

Estimate $600-$800

Realised: $500
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows
  • A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows
  • A Set of Six Bronze Bells, Warring States Period (471-221 BC), Together With a Ladle and Two Arrows
Provenance:

Acquired in Hong Kong in the 1990s
来源:
由现藏家1990年代于香港购得

Note:

The set of bells accompanied by a 'Certificate of Authenticity' from Dragon Culture, Hong Kong
该套钟附香港龙文化机构出具的“真品证书”

CONDITION DETAILS

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