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Category: Antiquities - China and Far East

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China - Dragon Jar - Sung Dynasty

Sung dynasty, circa 12th century AD. Qingbai model of a granary; a tall, white-glazed jar decorated on the neck ...

Low estimate: £80
High estimate: £120

China - Ming Dynasty - Model Wardrobe

Circa 1368-1644 AD. Earthenware green glazed model wardrobe with decorative panelling.

Low estimate: £20
High estimate: £40

Far East - Zoomorphic Bronze Bowl

Circa 17th century AD. Shallow bronze antique bowl with three applied feet in the form of stylized birds.

Low estimate: £30
High estimate: £50

Tibet - Painted Wood Head of Buddha

Circa 18th century AD. A very large wooden Buddha head with elaborate headdress, good detail and some original colour.

Low estimate: £500
High estimate: £800

Gandhara - Jatakas Frieze

2nd-3rd Century AD. Gray schist relief fragment portraying a group of standing figures, belonging to a larger narrative ...

Low estimate: £300
High estimate: £500


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Celtic Iron Age - Continental La Tène II Sword and a Scabbard

Celtic Iron Age - Continental La Tène II Sword and a Scabbard

Circa 3rd - 2nd century BC. Continental La Tène II Culture. The sword with broad (50 mm) parallel-edged blade showing some evidence of 'piling' (or early pattern-welding) with central rib, slightly concave profile to cutting edges and with round tip; the diamond-section tang fitted with arched quillon and bronze 'trident' pommel and washer rivetted at tip of tang; the scabbard formed in thin plates, brazed along the long edges; the front showing two round applied decorative bosses towards the tip; the reverse fitted with a belt mount loop, secured with a brazed wire and rivets; the lower portion with a beaded panel.

Low estimate: £2,000
High estimate: £3,000