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PROVENANCE
– Deydier Ch. / Oriental Bronzes Ltd, London, UK, 1998.
– Count & Countess Paul Lippens Collection, Brussels, Belgium, 1998.
EXHIBITED
– Deydier Ch. / Oriental Bronzes Ltd, L’Art et la matière, Paris,
Oct. 2 – Nov. 14 1998, cat. no. 3.
nd
th
PUBLISHED
– Deydier Ch., L’Art et la matière, Paris 1998, cat. no. 3.
SIMILAR EXAMPLES
– A very similar jia from the Shanghai Museum is illustrated in An-
cient Chinese Bronzes in the Collection of the Shanghai Museum
Exhibited at the Hong Kong Museum, Hong Kong 1983, cat. p. 43
no. 3, and in Chen Peifen, Xia Shang Zhou qingtongqi yanjiu,
Shanghai (no date), vol. 1, p. 86-87.
– A bronze vessel li with the same décor, now in the Ashmolean
Museum, Oxford, is published by Bagley R.W., Shang Ritual
Bronzes in the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, Washington D.C.
1987, fig. 64, p. 84.
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