Collections
Objects currently represented for private placement span three major traditions of East Asian burial culture. All inquiries are handled with complete discretion.
A rare group of Silla and Baekje burial gold whose closest parallels are among the designated National Treasures of the Republic of Korea. The collection includes gold crowns, a ceremonial belt, earrings, and ornaments of exceptional quality. Authentication documentation is available to qualified parties. This collection has been offered to the government of the Republic of Korea; inquiries from other institutional and private parties are welcomed.
View CollectionSelect pieces of Khitan funerary gold from the Liao empire — a polity that at its height controlled the largest territory in East Asia, spanning the steppe and sedentary worlds. Liao burial regalia of similar quality is almost unknown, even in institutional collections.
View CollectionA group of archaic ritual bronzes spanning the Western and Eastern Zhou dynasties and beyond, each authenticated by formal scientific examination including metallographic analysis. Material evidence of burial context — organic matter, inscribed dedications, and the corrosion signatures of long interment — connects these objects to the ritual and mortuary traditions of early China.
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