Chinese Bronze Tripod Ding, Likely Shang Dynasty

ANTIQUE CHINESE ARCHAIC BRONZE DING. POSSIBLY SHANG DYNASTY. 14.5 CM TALL, 12.5 CM WIDE. PROVENANCE - BOSTON MA ESTATE

Probably archaic Zhou or Shang Dynasty, Chinese bronze tripod censer; of bulbous form with allover diaper patterning, three flared upright handles, a band of coiling around the neck centering raised b

Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, bronze tripod Ding Censer, supported on three long cylindrical legs,the rounded bowl shaped body features three Taotie Pattern in high relief ,looped handles on both side H: 10

Chinese heavily cast patinated bronze tripod censer, likely Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), with two scrolling handles and animal-headed foo dog lion legs. 13.5" H x 11.5" W x 10" D.

Antique Chinese Shang-style bronze tripod ding vessel; of rounded form set on three cylindrical legs, with two looped upright handles; the body with band of bird motifs and raised flanges; showing som

Reproduction Chinese bronze Ding.8.5 inches by 7 inches by 4.5 inches.Circa 1965.Technically Shang(Dynasty) fangding(vessel) with taotie(zoomorphic mask, described as being frontal, bilaterally symmet

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

Qing Dynasty archaic style bronze tripod ding censer. Circular body with twin stirrup-shaped handles and figural bird decoration, resting on a tripodal base, each tall leg with bands of incised decora

A CHINESE SHANG DYNASTY STYLE BRONZE FANG DING FOOD VESSEL of rectangular form with two handles. 25 cm x 20 cm.

Small Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessel of an earlier Shang Dynasty style, but bearing a cast 17th century Ming Dynasty Xuande mark on the bottom which may be of the period, squat body on circular foot

Shang-Style Bronze Tripod Ding VesselChinese Shang-style bronze food vessel (ding); of squat circular form resting on three narrow legs, two loop handles to rim; a simple kui dragon and taotie mask ba

Chinese Bronze Ding-Form Tripod Censer , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), tall cylindrical neck, globular body, zoomorphic mask cabriole legs, h. 5 1/2 in., w. 5 in., d. 5 in . Provenance: Property

Large Chinese Cast Bronze Tripod Ritual Food Vessel, Eastern Zhou Dynasty. A symbol of authority and burial offering, this example is decorated with two bands of curvilinear anthropomorphic decoration

A Chinese bronze ritual tripod vessel, Liding 青銅鬲鼎 Possibly Late Shang/Western Zhou dynasty 可能為商晚或西周 With tri-lobed

A Chinese Antique Bronze Tri-Pod Censer: Rested On Three Low Feet And With Two Straight Handles, With Six Character xuande Mark On The Base, Likely Of Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 3-1/4" (8.26cm)

Standing on three tall curved legs, the domed cover and body decorated with repeated leiwen , flanked by projecting arched handles below the three small rings. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 10 in (26 c

Standing on three tall curved legs, the domed cover and body decorated with repeated leiwen , flanked by projecting arched handles below the three small rings. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 10 in (26 c

In the form of a bronze ding vessel, supported by three feet, with round body shape and open month with two ears. H:3.1inches/8cm D:5inches/12.5cm

Chinese Han Dynasty bronze ding vessel, globular form on tripod legs with two upright handles and a domed cover with three loop handles. Appx 7 1/4"h x 7 1/2"d

A nicely carved antique tripod lidded bronze vessel （Ding)with beast likely handles on cover and legs on bottom. vessel carves ancient Chinese intricately elements. Dimension: H 20cm; Diameter

DESCRIPTION: Two ancient tripod li-ding (ritual bronze food cauldron), each featuring a taotie above each leg flanked by protodragons and finished with a pair of handles. Each piece bears an inscripti

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

An extremely Rare Chinese Han Dynasty Bronze & Iron Ding. This form of tripod vessel, a ding, is well-known, with the vast majority of known examples being made of either bronze or pottery. The body a

Large Chinese Shang Dynasty forged tripod censer set on corresponding hardwood stands. Large bulbous body with horse-shoe shaped handles, domed hardwood lid and lotus bud finial. Tripod footings protr