In ancient China, the bronze taotie shaped four square tripod

Four-legged bronze tripod with taotie pattern in ancient China

A square shaped Shang style four leg ritual vessel decorated with Taotie pattern on each side, and two handles on each side. H:7 3/8in(17cm) W:6 3/8in(15cm)

A Chinese bronze cast vase. Done in an archaistic style, with square shaped foot and squared S shaped body. Squared mouth with two curved handles. Ancient Chinese "Taotie"design on body. H:12 5/8" (32

Supported on three lion mask feet, the body of compressed globular form divided in four parts with square panels of different scenes. The shoulder applied with two loop handles. Phoenix shaped finial

Bronze lidded square Hu shaped vessel of the Han Dynasty style. Ring handles with taotie masks and four bird formes on the lid (ROND2-788)(PR) Dimensions: 17 1/2" high

Pair of Cloisonn boxes. China. 19th century. Archaic bronze shaped with a square base, oval ting censer with Phoenix handles. Decoration of Tao Tieh masks and archaic scrolling. 8" x 5".

A Wonderful Bronze 'Taotie' Tripod Ritual Food Vessel, Ding . Supported on three columnar legs, body is cast with archaistic motifs and a pair of upright loop handles. From The Ancient Times. Size:27.

Square 5.3cm high (thick) 5.4cm weight 654g

Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Key, Circa 1st-4th Century A.D. | An Ancient Roman bronze ring featuring a protruding square shaped notched key | Approx. Measurements: Internal diameter: .75" (19mm)(US ring

Three Luristan Bronze Animal AttachmentsThree small ancient Luristan bronze animal attachments: a horse and dog standing in four-square; together with the front half of a feline (heavy patina and wear

Gilt-Bronze Taotie Phoenix-Leg Square Vessel Weight:4.15kg, Width:18.8cm, Height:33.3cm, Provenance: The estate of a collector from European, around 1970s.

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge

Ancient Near East region, Luristan, a finely cast bronze short sword with a blade that connects to a square-shaped guard. The long handle was designed to have an inlaid panel of wood, stone, or other

19x8x16 cm Weight 1286 gram .The censer has an antique bronze tripod shape, basin-shaped belly, four legs, shoulders with double ears, covered bell-shaped cover, and squatting lion button. Round flat

China, bronze tripod vessel with a dome shaped cover with a ring pull, two upright handles and stout spout on a bowl shaped body, decorated with silver inlays in a floral design, with green patina. He

China, bronze tripod vessel with a dome shaped cover with a ring pull, two upright handles and stout spout on a bowl shaped body, decorated with silver inlays in a floral design, with green patina. He

Age: Mid-Qing Description: A large and heavy Chinese dragon-handled tripod censer. With square four-character seal mark carved into the base. Size: Height 5 inches 12 3/4 cm Width 11 inches 28 cm Prov

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 bronze tripod jue with taotie masks and four-line inscription to interior, 17in; on wood stand. 19th Century.

Bronze. China, possibly Eastern Han (1st - 2nd century AD) Of circular form with broad rim, centered of a globular knob with loop, encircled of a four-lobed motif and square border, further encircled

Qing Dynasty, 19th century AD. A square-section bronze jar with four cloud-shaped feet, flared body with rim to the shoulder, bands of cloud-pattern detailing, dragon over a rooster to two faces birds

China, 19th C., bronze censer, square in shape, with four long thin feet in he form of the head of a mythical beast, small dog seated on a pedestal. Height 7 1/4 in.

A Superb Bronze Buffalo-Form Censer. Stood foursquare, the body with mottled pale grey-green and pale milky green patina. From The Ancient Times. Size:26.5cmx11cmx16cm

A Chinese Neolithic enameled ceramic tripod bowl,named "Yan" a kind of food utensils and ceremonial utensils in ancient China, generally made of pottery or bronze, dated to Han Dynasty(202BC-220 BC Se