Chinese Style Bronze Mirror with Bosses and Zoomorphs

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form, with pierced central knob; surrounded by various zodiac animals, flanking a band showing four raised bosses; all reserved in a spiral-motif diape

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form; centering a large pierced knob; surrounded by alternating designs of seated figures and horse-drawn carriages among four raised bosses; further e

A pair of undated archaistic bronze mirrors, one with round face decorated to one side with a group of four animals around a central boss and petal border; one with leaf shaped face decorated to one s

. An undated archaistic bronze discoid mirror with central pierced lug, concentric rings, six raised bosses. Acquired on the London art market before 1995. 299 grams, 12cm (4 3/4"). [No Reserve]

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

20th century AD. A bronze disc mirror in the Han style with one polished face, central pierced boss surrounded by concentric bands, birds and dogs in roundels amid foliage and outer band of text. 1.3

A CHINESE TANG STYLE BRONZE MIRROR, of barbed octofoil form, the bronze with pronounced patination, 6.8in diameter.

A Chinese archaic style bronze mirror, Dia: 6.8 in (17.5 cm). Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $ 25 .00 via USPS. Tracking information will be se

Vintage Chinese Han style bronze mirror, gilted, decorated with dragon pattern Size & Condition: Please see the last picture for detail. 紐約诺顿艺术拍&#21334

A Chinese archaic style bronze mirror, Dia: 7 1/2 in (19 cm). Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $ 25 .00 via USPS. Tracking information will be se

Chinese Tang Style Bronze Mirror. Size: 7.5'' x 7.5'' x 1" (19 x 19 x 2 cm). Relief decorated with Buddha's lions, birds, dragon flies amid vines and grape clusters.

A Chinese Yuan/Ming style bronze mythical beast form mirror standheight 5in (12.5cm); width 7 1/2in (19cm); depth 3 1/4in (8.5cm)

Chinese ancient style bronze mirror, 5"dia.

Chinese tang-style bronze mirror 15cm dia. 唐葡萄海兽纹青铜镜 直径15厘米

Large and elaborate Chinese Tang-style bronze mirror; of circular form, with pierced central animal-motif knob; encircled by two bands showing raised designs of various animals, including: birds, lion

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form, with pierced central knob; showing geometric designs and animal-motifs around a square band of characters; all reserved in a spiral-motif diaper

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form; showing two fish in low relief amid stylized waves; D: 8"

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form; showing scrolling phoenix and chilong designs reserved on a spiral-motif geometric patterned ground; set within a raised scalloped border; D: 7 1

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form, with pierced central knob; surrounded by five 'T'-patterns, interspersed with stylized mountain-motifs, reserved on a diaper patterned gr

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; of circular form, with pierced central knob; surrounded by petal-motifs and four-character inscription; further encircled by alternating patterns of stylized anima

Chinese archaic-style bronze mirror; centering inscriptions in a square reserve; surrounding a pierced central animal-motif knob; encircled by an outer border of four raised nodes and various floral-m

Two Chinese Early-style bronze mirrors; each of circular form with archaistic designs and with center knob; D: 8 1/4" (larger)

Two Han-Style Bronze MirrorsTwo Chinese Han-style bronze mirrors; each of circular form: one with gilt rampant animals; together with "T" design; D: 7 5/8" (larger)

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,