Four Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessels

Large Chinese archaistic bronze four-faceted vessel; 38 1/2" x 22" x 16" (approx.) Condition: wear, minor losses

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Gui Vessel cast with taotie masks reserved in four sections against a leiwen ground, flanked by horned handles. Length 13 x height 6 1/2 x diam 8 1/2 in., 33.02 x 16.51 x 2

Archaistic Chinese bronze covered vessel; of globular form set upon a tripod base; showing four taotie-mask handles pending loose rings; with four stylized dragon finials to cover; H: 13 3/4" &#40

Chinese archaistic bronze square vase; of Zun form with tapered mouth; showing elaborate openwork to sides and taotie designs in low relief to body; with four ram's head design to shoulders; H: 12

Chinese archaistic bronze He vessel; the circular flask-shaped body set upon four feet; showing protruding dragon handles and bird finial; with incised geometric patterns to body in low relief; inscri

Chinese archaistic sectional bronze covered vessel; set upon a tripod base with taotie-mask feet and animal form handles; four loops pending loose rings; showing several registers of scrolling archais

Large and elaborate archaistic Chinese bronze vessel; of ovoid form, with dragon-motif handles; the body featuring animal-motifs, and four protruding openwork designs of writhing dragons; the cover sh

Archaistic Chinese bronze vessel; the rounded form with detailed scrolling relief decoration, flanked by four animal-form handles, two pending loose rings; W: 10 1/2" (approx.)

CHINESE BRONZE DING VESSELArchaistic Chinese bronze ritual food (ding) tripod vessel; the entirety elaborately cast scrolling foliage in relief, the body with two flaring handles, and four chilong fla

Chinese lacquer cabinet; rectangular form resting on four short legs, the two-door panels with carved hardstones of archaistic precious 'bronze' vessels and 'pottery' horses, with an i

Five Chinese archaistic metal pieces comprising, a bronze Gui, of waisted form with four flanges, a diminutive footed brass bowl with flared sides, a brass or copper bowl, and a circular brass or copp

(lot of 7) Chinese archaistic bronze vessels, of different types, each with taotie, geometrical or figural patterns to the body, largest: 12"h. Provenance: Retired Southern California Professor

Lot 215 Four Chinese Bronze Vessels and Covers, Fanghu (Han Dynasty) comprising: a small pair and two larger examples height (largest): 17 inches width (largest): 7 inches Provenance: From the Priva

(lot of 5) Chinese archaistic bronzes: including a lidded dou; a ding with taotie pattern on tripod supports; two bird form zuns, largest: 13"h; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

(lot of 3) Chinese archaistic bronze vessels, largest 13"w.

(lot of 3) Chinese archaistic bronze vessels, 12"h.

(lot of 3) Chinese archaistic bronze vessels, tallest 14.25"h

Two Chinese archaistic bronze vessels; one square form lei; other circular vessel with inscription to interior; D: 12" (larger, approx.)

Two Chinese archaistic bronze covered vessels: one in the form of a bull, with three raised apertures to back, each with small animal-form cover; the other in the form of a horned creature; both with

Two antique Chinese archaistic-form bronze vessels: you beer vessel; together with hu form vase on raised base;; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; H: 6 3/4" (taller)

Vintage Chinese archaistic Bronze Vessel Bronze, 9" x 8 3/4" x 9" Provenance: Dr. Halvor & Astrid Jaeger Collection

Chinese archaistic bronze covered vessel, with a compressed round body cast with taotie masks in relief and with sections separated by flanges, together with a lid, overall: 11.25"h

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessel, You ming dynasty (1368-1644) the pear shaped body raised on a slightly spreading foot, the neck cast with kuilongs against a leiwen ground, surmounted by an overhan

Large Chinese archaistic bronze tripod vessel with bird handles; as-is condition; H 12 3/4" x D 7 1/2" (approx.)Provenance: acquired at F. Sui One Antiques, Los Angeles CA