BRONZE GU, SHANG AND ZHOU DYNASTIES

A bronze Gu in the style of the Shang and Zhou dynasties.

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

Height: 65cm, width: 40cm, weight: 31394G

Height: 58cm, width: 46cm, weight: 35266g

Height: 14cm, width: 15cm, weight: 2140g

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

H:39cm,W:30.5cm，Weight：5642.5g

H: 12 in(30.5cm) D: 5 1/2 in(14.1cm)

The item has folded mouth, wide shoulder, drum belly, ring foot. The shape of drum belly is the reference to the Chinese shang and zhou dynasty bronzes in the glass and the han and tang dynasty flat r

Rare and Important Chinese double sided archaic bronze double-sided pole finial. Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty period. Ca. 11th/10th century BC. Featuring a cast taotie head surmounted with horns.

53. Chinese Bronze. Chinese double Rhinoceros bronze vessel in the style of the Shang or Zhou dynasties. Height 11 inches. China, 19th-century? [80/120]

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

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

A well cast bronze "Gu" form vase in bronze, in the style of Shang dynasty, but probably 19th century, with incised archaic scrollwork and a mark to interior of rim; ht. 8.75".

bronze ceremonial ax; possibly late Shang to early Chou (Zhou) dynasty- 500-50 BC, 4 in.; bronze spear head, possibly late Chou (Zhou) dynasty, 9 in.; bell with windowpane design, 2-3/8 in. Provenance

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 Archaic Bronze Liding Food Vessel, Late Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty 5 x 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inches (12.7 x 16.5 x 16.5 cm) PROVENANCE: S

The archaic bronze cast vase is of baluster form with ever rim, body cast with taotie masks in the center, four edges mounted with extruding patterns. Late Shang Dynasty period. Height: 14 1/2 in (36.

Two 19th century molded bronze vases. Both in 'gu' shapes. One depicting Daoist eight immortals, as the other one square vase mimics Shang dynasty ritual vases. Each 6" H.

Gui, type of Chinese vessel produced during the Shang (18th?12th century BC) and Zhou (c. 1111?255 BC) dynasties. There were many varieties of the gui, which was a wide-mouthed container for food, but

Probably 19th century, a Chinese censer in the style of Shang Dynasty, with later cover and jade finial. Ht. with cover 11.5". From the Estat

DESCRIPTION: Five pieces of bronze Zhou Dynasty money. Includes: 1) Two pieces angled back knife money. 400-300 B.C.E. Each 5-1/2" long. 2) Pointed knife money. Late 5th century B.C.E. 6" long. 3) Two

This remarkable jade bird-form figurine amulet hails from the Shang/Zhou Dynasty era, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic sensibilities of that ancient time. Measuring a modest 30x22x1

H: 11.25 W: 6.15