A Bronze Dragon Vessle, Gui

2 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners, the first an ovoid rectangular bronze with archaistic "Gui" Dragon Head handles and a dark patina, the second with a border of clouds and 8 front-facing rabbits over

Vessel "Gui" Shaped Bronze Censer with Dragon and Phoenix Design, Beast-Shaped Ears, Partly Gilt.

A Chinese Bronze Gui-Type Censer with Dragon Handles. The bulbous censer with an everted mouth, flanked by a pair of handles molded with the head of a hornless dragon, cast with a band of raised bosse

Ming or Earlier Chinese Bronze "Gui" Urn, the sides with Dragon handles and cicada patterns; three character mark inside. Good condition. Length handle to handle 12 1/8 inches (30.5 cm.) X height 6 in

Chinese Ming dynasty bronze seal or chop surmounted by a mythical creature, a bixi or long gui, which is a dragon with a turtle shell back. The seal script inscription is taken from a poem entitled Sh

Vessel "Gui" Shaped Bronze Censer with Beast Face Design, Dragon-Shaped Handles.

The bronze cast ritual vessel gui has bulbous body supported by tall stem foot, two dragon mask handles on the sides, body depicts archaic patterns. Warring States period. Height: 12 1/2 in (31.8 cm)

3 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners: 2 shaped as Gui Ritual Food Vessels with silver wire inlay, 1 with Shi Sou mark to base and 1 with cast Dragon Medallion to base; together with a vase shaped incense

Chinese bronze archaistic covered vessel; of gui form with animal-like handles; exhibiting bird and dragon motifs in low relief atop an incised, diaper-patterned ground; W: 12 1/2" (approx.&#4

Old Chinese Ceremonial Bronze Gui Bowl, 20th century, replica of an antique bowl from past centuries, designed with a pattern of embossed dragons and plantation, handles in the shape of dragon heads,

An Archaistic Bronze Food Vessel, Gui the rounded body supported on a raised foot and rising to a flared mouth, cast with a narrow band of confronting dragons to the foot, and taotie masks to the body

Chinese archaistic bronze gui vessel, with a flared rim and low slung body decorated with a register of stylized dragons on a lei-wen pattern, flanked by zoomorphic handles, with stand and lid, 6.75"w

Chinese imperial bronze 'dragon' vase, mark and period of Qianlong, of squared baluster form, the center portion of tapering square section with broad slopping shoulders, supported on a flared foot an

Chinese imperial bronze 'dragon' vase, mark and period of Jiaqing, of squared baluster form, the center portion of tapering square section with broad slopping shoulders, supported on a flared foot and

A Superb Bronze 'Dragon' Dish With Inscriptions. From The Ancient Times. Size:26cmx23cm

A Large Pair Chinese Cloisonne Gilted Bronze Dragon and Phoenix Burners, Qing Dynasty with Qianlong Mark, Size: 108*38cm each.

12 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches.

KOREAN CHOSON DYNASTY BRONZE DRAGON SEALLarge and antique, Korean Choson Dynasty, bronze dragon seal; with a crouched dragon atop the squared plinth; W: 4 1/4"

D:7cm Wt:19840g

Bronze Dragon and Cloud Double-eared Vase, Qing Qianlong Mark, Weight: 51.85kg Diam.: 37.9cm Height: 70.3cm

A Large Pair Chinese Cloisonne Gilted Bronze Dragon and Phoenix Vases, Qing Dynasty with Qianlong Mark, Size: 52*30cm each.

A Large Chinese Cloisonne Gilted Bronze Dragon and Lotus Burner, Qing Dynasty with Qianlong Mark, Size: 54*39cm.

GILT BRONZE DRAGON HEADH18cm, W21cm,

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period gilt bronze plate; From private collections of Mrs. E. B. Greppo, of Los Angeles, CA., by inheritance. Acquired from H. Taylor Curtis Co. Salesroom on 915 W. Sevent