Warring States and Han Dynasty Bronze Inlaid Gold and Silver Lying Sheep Paperweights

Warring States and Han Dynasty Bronze Inlaid Gold and Silver Lying Sheep Paperweights, One Pair[Specifications] Height 7cm Length 8.5cm Single Weight About 200g[Details]This pair of lying sheep paperweights are made of bronze, with round sculptures of kneeling sheep, eyes wide open, mouths tightly closed, beards drooping, horns flat and hooked backward, ears attached to the horns. The body is solid and round, chest protruding forward, buttocks bulging, short and wide tail. Four legs lie under the body, leg muscles are well-developed, bones are strong and tough. The surface of the lying sheep is inlaid with gold and silver hair patterns, the patterns are complicated, and the layout is rigorous.Sheep symbolize wealth and auspiciousness. This lying sheep paperweight is exquisitely carved, delicate and meticulous, which makes the sheep's gentle temperament and plump body extremely well displayed. The whole shape is vivid, rich, and very appealing. It is a fine product for display and appreciation in the study room.
Condition Report: in good condition