Bronze Vessel GU, Early Shang, Erligang, 1600-1400 BC

Shang Dynasty, 1600-1046 BC. A bronze Jue tripod vessel with long tapering neck at a slight angle; round shoulder with cord pattern rim to the middle; arching handle with feline mask to the top; feet

Early Ancient Glass Core-Formed, Rod-Formed, and Cast Vessels and Objects from the Late Bronze Age to the Early Roman Empire, 1600 B.C. to A.D. 50 Grose D.F. (1989). New York, Hudson Hills Press. ISBN

Cyprus, Early to middle bronze age, ca 2500 to 1600 BC. Terracotta black ware pouring vessel three feet, bulbous body, short neck, rounded handle and beaked spout. Exterior has been stone polished. 8.

Cyprus, Early to middle bronze age, ca 2500 to 1600 BC. Terracotta red ware pouring vessel. Bulbous body, short neck, flat handle and beaked spout. Exterior has been stone polished. 5.5 "H. Ex- John H

Cyprus, Early to middle bronze age, ca 2500 to 1600 BC. Terracotta red ware pouring vessel. Bulbous body, short neck, flat handle and beaked spout. 7.0 "H.

Chinese Archaic Bronze Dagger, Late Shang Dynasty, (1600-1100 BC). The blade with a hafting hole on a hilt cast with channels intended for inlay; encrusted with a green patina with some areas of brown

A Luristan Bronze Spouted Vessel Circa Early 1st Millennium B.C. Width 4 1/4 inches. Provenance: Charles Ede Ltd., London, 1998 (with invoice) Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield H

2nd millennium B.C.-20th century A.D.. Comprising a Middle Bronze Age Cypriot vessel circa 2000-1600 B.C.; a Bronze Age two-handled vessel from the Holy Land; a votive mirror frame; a bronze statuette

Chinese bronze Gu vase, possibly Shang Dynasty, 1766-1046 BC, having a trumpet neck, above a concave body with a band of incised taotie masks divided by the vestiges of four flanges, the whole rising

Chinese Archaic Bronze Food Vessel, Li Ding, Late Shang/ Early Western Zhou Dynasty. Diameter 6 1/2 inches, Height 4 7/8 inches. Provenance: Ji Zhe Zhai's collection. Sold at Sotheby's auction Novembe

This jade is published in Filippo Salviati 4000 YEARS OF CHINESE ARCHAIC JADES Edition Zacke, Vienna 2017, no. 130 Jade China, Early Bronze Age, Qijia Culture, c. 2200 - 1600 BC 玉斧- &#38

This jade is published in Filippo Salviati 4000 YEARS OF CHINESE ARCHAIC JADES Edition Zacke, Vienna 2017, no. 128 Jade China, Early Bronze Age, Qijia Culture, c. 2200 - 1600 BC 玉斧- &#38

This jade is published in Filippo Salviati 4000 YEARS OF CHINESE ARCHAIC JADES Edition Zacke, Vienna 2017, no. 124 Jade China, Early Bronze Age, Qijia culture, c. 2200-1600 BC 玉斧- &#3873

A CELADON AND RUSSET QI JADE BLADE, QIJIA CULTURE China, early Bronze Age, Qijia culture, c. 2200-1600 BCA fine arched blade, with straight cutting edge and a triangularly tapered, narrow handle with

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Liding Food Vessel, Late Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty 5 x 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inches (12.7 x 16.5 x 16.5 cm) PROVENANCE: S

THE SHAO FANGDING A RARE AND IMPORTANT BRONZE RECTANGULAR RITUAL FOOD VESSEL LATE SHANG DYNASTY, ANYANG, 11TH CENTURY BC The slightly tapering, deep rectangular body is raised on four columnar support

Ancient Holy Land canaanite bronze kohl Jar c.1400 BC. Size 5 1/2 inches high. + mount. Cast bronze kohl vessel with pin. with twin handles. in the form of Idol, two brone loops at handles. Rare... Pr

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Tripod Vessel Ding: A Chinese Antique Bronze Tripod Vessel Ding: Early Spring And Autumn Period, 8Th-7Th Century Bc The Hemispherical Body Raised On Three Tall Waisted Legs St

Rectangular bronze Ding (ritual vessel) with human faceShang Dynasty (c.1600-c.1050 BC). According to my knowledge this must be a later copy of the Da He Ding Bronze, dare not claim otherwise. Made of

Late Shang Period 1200-1121 B.C. A large Chinese archaic bronze vessel, ding, 17x20 in (43.2x50.8 cm) 商晚期大型青銅鼎

No Reserve! Title: Ancient Augustus Caesar Large Bronze c. 27 BC - 14 AD - Excellent Condition Materials: Bronze Slabbed New World Pirate Era Spainsh Bronze c. 1400-1600 A.D. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-

A lovely chocolate-on-white ware vessel, Southern Levant, Late Bronze Age I, c. 1550 - 1400 BC, with horizontal band in deep orange-brown slip around the shoulders bordering groups of vertical lines;

A nice Yortan black-ware vessel from Anatolia, Early Bronze Age II, c. 2700 - 2400 BC, the ovoid body with narrow flattened base, the flared mouth angled sharply for pouring with a single loop handle.

Gui, type of Chinese vessel produced during the Shang (18th?12th century BC) and Zhou (c. 1111?255 BC) dynasties. There were many varieties of the gui, which was a wide-mouthed container for food, but