Ancient China: Cooking vessel with lid (Fang Ding),

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, China, Early Zhou dynasty, ca. 1046 to 400 BCE. A fabulous leaded-bronze lid for a ding vessel with short ring handles. The handles are formed by narrow bands

A set of two (2) Chinese bronze tripod food cauldrons, modeled after ancient Chinese ding cooking and storage vessels. Double handled, and incised with Chinese symbols. Dimensions: 18 X 11 X 11 in. Co

AN ARCHAIC STYLE BRONZE FANG DING FORM SACRIFICIAL VESSEL, IN THE SHANG DYNASTY STYLE, the flat rectangular rim over wide bisected sides, the top reserve with ancient symbols on a scrolled relief grou

Famille Verte Porcelain Fang Ding, China, Kangxi 18th century or later, four-legged vessel in the shape of classic archaic bronze, characteristically decorated with central cartouche of yellow and aub

East Asia, China, Eastern Zhou Dynasty, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A stunning and large leaded bronze ritualistic cauldron known as a ding vessel with a matched lid standing on elegant tripodal legs.

China, Qing Dynasty. Highly decorated elaborate vessel with fine filigree and cloisonne decoration, with handles in the form of dragons, the lid surmounted by a precious jewel. Numerous embedments of

Western Zhou-Style Bronze Fangding VesselLarge Chinese Western Zhou-style bronze ritual food vessel (fangding); of square form with two loop handles resting upon four legs with taotie masks with rams

Copper Pot Assortment (17) items including cooking vessels, lids and ladles of various shapes, sizes and origins Property from: An Estate, Chicago (Near North), Illinois Height: 13 inches, Width: 16 i

Elaborate Chinese Shang-style fang ding bronze vessel; of square form; showing intricate detailing of high relief taotie motifs on an incised diaper patterned ground; H: 14 3/4"

Shang-Style Bronze Fang Ding VesselChinese Shang-style bronze fang ding censer; on tall elaborate legs with U handles, taotie mask to body and flanges to corners and sides; with fitted wood cover; H:

165197 FANGDING RECTANGULAR RITUAL CERAMIC CAULDRON Fangding ancient Chinese ceramic cauldron. In Chinese history and culture, possession of one or more ancient ding is often associated with power and

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

Ancient Egyptian Alabaster Vessel With Lid

Full title: A Chinese archaic bronze ritual food vessel in Western Zhou-style, 'fangding', Bao Ding Zhen Yong ???? mark, Ming Description: H.: 22,5 cm

China, antique bronze vessel with lid.

China, antique bronze vessel with lid. Height 19 1/2 in.

China, Bronze Ding Vessel, high handles rising from thick rim, bowl shaped body on rounded and bulged legs, carved decoration throughout with heavy patina. Height 13 1/4 in.

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

High ancient style, jade cong looks like a pen holder, with a square shape and a round hole inside. It is one of the important ritual vessels in ancient China. D: 5.5cm, W: 6cm, H: 9cm 玉&#29742

A Ancient Bronze Quadripod Ritual Food Vessel, Ding, With Inscriptions. Raised on four columnar legs, the rectangular body cast with liewen patterns, with a pair of upright loop handles rising from th

A Ancient Bronze Quadripod Ritual Food Vessel, Ding, With Inscriptions. Raised on four columnar legs, the rectangular body cast in relief with a large human mask, with a pair of upright loop handles r

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

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt silver covered censer. Cast in a traditional rectangular shaped Chinese censer, Fang Ding. A rectangular vessels, with wider opening, raised on four tall cabriol

PorcelainChinaDimensions: Height 14 cm Wide 15 cm Depth 15 cmWeight: 1103 gramsA Ming style blue-and-white porcelain vessel in the shape of a Fang Ding on four short feet, with bowed side walls divide