18th Nov, 2021 11:00
Asian Art I
A CHINESE MARBLE ‘DRAGON’ PILLAR FRAGMENT.
A CHINESE MARBLE ‘DRAGON’ PILLAR FRAGMENT.
Ming Dynasty.
The cylindrical pillar section carved and pierced in sharp relief encircled by a ferocious dragon with piercing eyes and trailing whiskers, the legs and claws grasping onto the sides of the column, 34cm H, 14.5cm diameter.
Provenance: Acquired in France in the 1970s, reputedly from an old French miliary family acquired in Peking in the 19th Century.
明 雲石雕盤龍紋柱殘段
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