拍賣筆記 vol.238 佳士得紐約：漢代黃釉狗，13970美元成交 - Christie’s NY, A Large Amber-Glazed Red Pottery Figure Of A Recumbent Dog, Han Dynasty, Sold for 13970USD

漢代黃釉狗比綠釉狗罕見，此件黃釉陶犬像屬於漢代墓葬俑制度的一環，犬作為守護與馴養的象徵，在漢代俑群中有其特殊地位。黃釉施於紅陶胎上，呈現明快而溫潤的色澤，器表保存狀況完整。其碩大體量（近半米高）於同類存世品中尤為罕見，結合其良好來源與美國著名收藏的背景，最終以遠高於估價的價格成交，顯示市場對此類稀見黃釉動物俑的重視。

Amber-glazed pottery dogs of the Han dynasty are considerably rarer than their green-glazed counterparts. This example, an amber-glazed pottery figure of a recumbent dog, formed part of the Han dynasty tomb figurine system, in which canines held a distinctive role as symbols of guardianship and domestication. The amber glaze, applied over a red pottery body, imparts a bright yet mellow luster, while the surface remains in an excellent state of preservation. With its imposing size—measuring nearly half a meter in height—this piece is exceptional among extant examples. Combined with its distinguished provenance and association with a noted American collection, the figure realized a price well above its estimate, underscoring the market’s recognition of the rarity and significance of such amber-glazed animal figures.

漢代黃釉陶伏犬像

Christie’s New York, A Large Amber-Glazed Red Pottery Figure of a Recumbent Dog

朝代：漢代（公元前206年－公元220年）

尺寸：高約 45 公分（17 ¾ 英寸）

材質：紅陶胎，通體施黃釉

形制：犬作臥伏狀，體態碩大，神情安定，表現出漢代動物俑常見的寫實風格與樸厚氣韻。黃釉於漢代器物中並不多見，尤以大型動物俑為佳，兼具禮制與陪葬功能。

拍賣信息

成交價：13,970 美元

估價：5,000 – 7,000 美元

拍賣日期：2025年9月19日

拍品來源：

佳士得紐約，1994年6月2日，拍品編號234

自該次拍賣入藏，後由家族傳承

今由舊金山 Shorenstein 收藏釋出

Property from the Shorenstein Collection, San Francisco

A LARGE AMBER-GLAZED RED POTTERY FIGURE OF A RECUMBENT DOG

HAN DYNASTY (AD 618-907)

Price realised

USD 13,970

Estimate

USD 5,000 – USD 7,000

Estimates do not reflect the final hammer price and do not include buyer's premium, and applicable taxes or artist's resale right. Please see Section D of the Conditions of Sale for full details.

Closed: 

19 Sep 2025

A LARGE AMBER-GLAZED RED POTTERY FIGURE OF A RECUMBENT DOG

HAN DYNASTY (AD 618-907)

17 ¾ in. (45 cm.) high

PROVENANCE

Christie's New York, 2 June 1994, lot 234, and thence by descent within the family.