Rare Chinese Bronze Vase

The columnar body rising from a square base to a flared mouth, cast around the exterior with taotie masks with bulging eyes and C-shaped horns, below upright lappet blade enclosing deconstructed beast

Of rounded U-shape with a domed bass and cylindrical neck, the body and the cover carved with archaic beast mask patterns and ancient characters, with a large rotatable handles, cast with raised, jagg

Cast in the form of two goat heads issuing from a conjoint and body resting on four cylindrical legs, detailed with almond-shaped eyes, bushy brows and curled horns, a columnar vase supporting on the

The pear-shaped body of square section rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck, flanked with a pair of beast loop handles, the body cast with interlocking sinuous beasts above pairs of confrontin

A rare chinese bronze water vase with flower and typical patterns. The vase was made in Han dynasty (221 BC to 220 AD). Height: 24cm.

An exquisite & rare Chinese Bronze Urn vase. 12" inches tall, 9 " inches in diameter.

A rare Chinese Ming bronze handled vase with dragon motif decoration in relief, c1600, 9.45"Hx5.2"x3.65"

Rare 17 Century Chinese Hexagon Bamboo Bronze Vase, the handles carved and engraved like cut bamboo with growth and leaves and fitted into a raised bronze stand. Four small feet of stand removed at ba

Size:41cm,From Ukrainian collection Acquired from Soviet Union 1980s

Chinese Rare Longquan 'Bamboo Neck' Vase with Bronze Stand. The pear-shaped body rising from a short straight foot to a tall tapered neck with a broad flared rim, the body and neck are carved with rai

19th century, Qing dynasty. Based on bronze vase, black glazed ground. flowers encirclying the vase and Gold-gilt rim 11cm HeightGood conditionProvenance: Private collection of Hampshire

Chinese Rare Longquan 'Bamboo Neck' Vase with Bronze Stand. The pear-shaped body rising from a short straight foot to a tall tapered neck with a broad flared rim, the body and neck are carved with rai

A RARE PAIR OF 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE GARLIC NECK CHILONG VASES converted to oil lamps upon stylised bases. 45 cm high overall.

Rare Chinese Gilt bronze clock, set on a globular plant vase, with round side everted from flat base, banded rim with wide opening. Lotus bloom and foliate grew upward. The vase delicately decorated w

PAIR CHINESE RARE AND FINELY CAST IMPERIAL BRONZE 'DRAGON' VASES QIANLONG MARK AND PERIOD each resting on a marble base. Condition: no damage identified. Vase height 18 3/4" Vase diameter 8 1/8" Marbl

Stunning and very rare Great Ming Dynasty with original 6 Xuande Mark Hollow-out Carved Chinese Bronze Cloisonne Gourd Vase. With two very rare Dragon bronze carved handles .Details:325*195*90(mm)12.8

RARE ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAIN 19TH CENTURY VASE WITH APPLIED BRONZE COLORED JARDINIERES AND FLOWERS.This is truly a beautiful antique vase with applied leaves and tendrils ending in applied flower he

A RARE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIO TWIN HANDLED BRONZE VASE bearing Xuande marks to body. 23 cm x 12 cm.

Fine and Rare Chinese Doucai porcelain vase in an archaic bronze form. Marked with underglaze blue Chenghua mark. Retains its original wooden stand. Height: 18 in x width: 9 in. Width at mouth: 5 1/2

Extremely rare and massive porcelain vase with ancient Chinese bronze motif. Height: 51.4, Dia: 25 cm, 5362 g. From a major California collector.

A VERY RARE 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE YIXING ZISHA WARE MEIPING VASE with gilt bronze French mounts. 34 cm high.

Rare Chinese Hu Form Cloisonné Vase with Agate Hardstone Flowers and Ruyi Scepter Location of Manufacture: China Materials: Cloisonne Enamel, Agate, Bronze and Gilt Brass Dimensions: 5"(h) x 4 3/4"(w

Bronze-Form Vases Chinese, 18th/19th century, extremely rare pair massive bronze-form vases in deep rich aubergine eggplant skin glaze, galleried trumpet-form neck, center flaring outward to a slightl

Pair of Engraved Gilt-Bronze Interlocking Lotus Vases Width:16.5cm, Height:29.5cm, Welcome to our highly recommended section, the rare and old collection from Mr. Wu, the descendants of Wu Hongming's