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LOT 168

Lot 168

A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century

A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
Lot 168 Details
A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century

明 十六世纪 金漆铜罗汉立像

The monk cast with his hands clasped and standing on a lotus pedestal
height 9.8 in — 24.9 cm
78.8 oz. — 2450 grams

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Realised: $1,250
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A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
  • A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
  • A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
  • A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
  • A Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Luohan, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century
Provenance:

Acquired from Saito Incorporated, Chicago, in October 1989
Janak Khendry Collection, Toronto
来源:
1989年10月购自芝加哥斋藤古董行
珍纳克·亨德里私人珍藏 多伦多

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