Chinese Qin style bronze goose

Chinese archaic Qin style bronze gilt hufu 4.5x7cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (簡成榮 1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Jiangxi

A GROUP OF FOUR CHINESE ARCHAIC STYLE ENAMELED BRONZE FIGURES. Comprising a goose shape censer, two mythical beasts, and bird form with vase on back. The largest 8.25 inches (21 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:

An undated archaistic hollow-formed bronze axehead with flared blade, facetted shank, goose modelled in the round to the upper edge. 507 grams, 23.5cm (9 1/4"). Property of a London gentleman; acquire

A Chinese bronze Warring States style mirror, thinly cast, the central bamboo-shaped boss surrounded by images of cranes or geese, amidst anthropomorphic images, the mirror 14cm diameter, with a white

Chinese, Qing Dynasty, 19th century or older. A Han Dynasty style (206BC-220AD) bronze mirror of round form with deep well to rim surrounding four calligraphic marks in relief (possibly Qin, Lao, Se,

An Ancient Chinese style bronze ding. Bronze tripod ding on carved wooden base. Inscription to interior. 7" x 6 3/4". With base: 10" x 6 3/4".Condition: Heavily oxidizedProvenance: From the collection

Chinese Ming Style Bronze Guanyin Statue Depicted seated holding a lidded vessel, having gilt face and remnants of gilding throughout, wearing a high crown having a cen

Antique Xuande style bronze censer, Possibly of the period (c. 1426-1435), dark patinated bronze, the pierced domed lid modeled as a dragon emerging from swirling clouds, on flattened round bowl with

Chinese Ming style bronze figure depicting Shancai Tongzhi, Child God of Wealth, in traditional stance. 10.75"H,

Early to mid 20th century, four frosted glass panels mounted in bronze surrounding an electrified four light hanging candelabrum.. Dimensions: 28" H x 15" W x 15" D.

A Chinese bronze incense plate dating from the 18th to 19th century. The plate is done in a Ming style with an inscription on the top, 4 ruyi legs, and a pair of dragons surrounding a 2-character mark

Open Mouth, Lid On Back, Height 14, Width 4, Length 11 Inches, Structurally Sound, Attractive Patina, See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

An undated archaistic bronze statuette of a standing ram with silver-inlaid fleece detailing, figural panels to the hips and shoulders, scrolled tendrils to the chest, face and legs. 8 kg, 58 cm (22 3

Chinese Ming style bronze foo dog censer, 20th c., hinged head, mounted as a lamp on wood base, 24"h x 9"w x 6.5"d (total), 13.5"h (figure only)

China, Qing dynasty, 18th century Dimensions: 5 1/4" (13.3cm) H (With Cover) Decorated with qilin patterns on the sides, a white jade carved monkey button attached to the center of the openwork cover.

Large Ming style bronze tripod censer, Apocryphal Xuande reign mark and possibly from the period (c. 1426-1435), round squat bowl on short feet, with two sloped loop handles, 7"h x 10.5"l x 9.5"w Prov

Unusual Chinese Style Bronze Low Table 16 1/2 in. x 13 1/4 in. diam.

Chinese Ming style bronze baluster vase, having a trumpet neck above a body decorated with relief molded flying cranes holding stems of lingzhi, above cranes resting on rockwork next to the 'Three Fri

A Chinese Ming Style Bronze Buddha; Size: H: 11-1/2" (29.21cm)

Bronze censer with beaded bands, figural mask handle, on three feet, marked on base, overall 2.75" h. x 7.25".

Chinese Ming style bronze censer, having a round rosewood cover pierce carved with ruyi heads and centering a coral finial, surmounting a globular form bronze censer flanked by cylinder handles, the w

Chinese Ming style bronze censer 5x8.5cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (簡成榮 1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Jiangxi province

An undated archaistic cast figurine of the Bodhisattva Manjushri seated on a dais, the left hand raised in the gesture of reassurance; the seat flanked by two lions; nimbus to the rear with two attend

Large and very heavy bronze censer with curved strap handles, tripod feet with horned Qilin heads. Early repair to one handle. Likely Ming, 17th C. Approx. 14 1/2" H, 13" W.