CHINESE BRONZE VASE, HORSE, AND TRAY

3 Chinese Bronze Animals: the largest an archaistic "Tapir" with vase on his back, a Qing Dynasty deer incense burner with horns and an open mouth and neck for escaping incense, a Qing Dynasty deer-li

A Chinese bronze vaseWith four character mark to underside.height 4 1/4n (11cm); width 2in (5cm); depth 1 1/4in (3cm)

The globular body rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck and flared rim, set with two beast handles, the exterior cast with bands of archaistic beasts. Approx. 17.4-10.2 inch.

The bulbous body of square section, rising from a splayed foot to a tall waisted neck, the exterior cast with archaistic beasts, flanked by two stylized beast handles. Approx. 15.3-8-7.5 inch.

Ming dynasty  Each of bulbous form with a stick neck, featuring two vases with handles. Greatest height: 8 7/8in. 

Pair of Antique Chinese Bronze Vases, possibly Ming dynasty. Each Size: 6.5'' x 3'' x 3'' (17 x 8 x 8 cm).

W. 13 cm. H. 30 cm. Weight 2920 gram.

H15.5CM, Mouth D12CM (Shipping estimation Within Europe & To USA & China mainland Ondoor: 130Euro) Condition reports and additional photographs are provided by request as a courtesy to our clients, as

H.24CM,W.22CM

A CHINESE BRONZE ZUN VASE WITH GOLD AND SLIVER PAINTED 9 cm L x 15 cm H x Weight 800 gram. The ears are made of bronze, dark and bright, imitating the bronze square statue of Shang and Zhou dynasties.

A Chinese Twin-Handled Bronze Vase Early Qing Dynasty Of cylindrical form with dark patination and finely-incised figural decoration. Height 12 1/4 inches C

H25CM, Mouth D14.5CM (Shipping estimation Within Europe & To USA & China mainland Ondoor: 130Euro) Condition reports and additional photographs are provided by request as a courtesy to our clients, as

Astounding Gilt bronze horse saddle constructed from hardwood. The horse is known in ancient times to symbolize perseverance, speed, power, and strength. The gilt decorations are so intricate that it

China, Warring States Period, bronze vase with cover, on a slightly raised base, with a small loop handle on each side, four patterns of geometric designs encircling the surface, heavy patina. Height

12 Chinese Bronze Gu Vases 19TH CENTURY AND LATER each has tapered body under a widely flared trumpet mouth, the central part in slight relief decorated with taotie masks and punctuated by four ridges

H.26.5CM

MASSIVE ANTIQUE INLAID BRONZE VASEMassive Chinese inlaid bronze vase; of archaistic hu-form with phoenix handles, the body divided in patterned panels and lappets, with some taotie-like mask designs;

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 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

102A Chinese Han Dynasty Bronze Vase Inlaid with Silver, Gilt Bronze Dragons, Inlaid with Gems; Size: H.28 cm. W.15.5 cm. Weight 2464 grams.

L. 28 cm. W. 28 cm. H. 59 cm. Weight 20710 gram.

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BRONZE VASE H. 51 cm. Weight 7100 gram.

CHINESE QING DYNASTY BRONZE CLOISONNE VASE 18TH CENTURY H. 25 cm. Weight 2203 gram.