Two Chinese Bronze Mirror Tang Dynasty 618-907

Ca. 618-907 AD or later.A bronze mirror with a circular body adorned with two fish that seem to be swimming gracefully in a pond around a central pierced knob. The fish are crafted in exquisite relief

唐代瑞兽纹铜镜二个 618-907 Two Chinese Bronze Mirror Tang Dynasty 618-907 USD800-1000 D9.2cm,D7.6cm 来源：新加ࢼ

Ca. 618-907 AD. A bronze circular mirror adorned with intricate relief decoration, which covers the entire surface of the mirror in a series of concentric circles around the central knob, which is use

Eastern Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Lovely mirror of solid cast bronze, top decorated in four scrolling sections with low relief symbols beneath. Reverse is reserved and was once sil

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful cast-bronze mirror of a minimalist discoid form with a frontal recess bearing a perforated suspension nodule. The planar verso was at one

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A spectacular silvered bronze mirror of circular form with a zoomorphic suspension loop on the front. The rear was once polished to a smooth reflecti

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A cast leaded bronze mirror of an elegant form with a petite flower within each of the eight broad lobes protruding around the peripheries. The cente

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A bronze oval mirror with silvered surface decorated to one side with scalloped edges framing four roundels between suspended swag motifs, plant motif between; to the centre

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A large bronze oval mirror with silvered surface decorated to one side with three large T-shapes with leaping deer between, to the background a repeating pattern of stylised

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A bronze oval mirror; lotus flower petal design to the edge; to the centre a pierced boss with knot-work flower motifs to the edge; reflective surface to the reverse. 200 gra

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 AD. A bronze mirror with lobed petal design to the edge, the reverse with a frieze of two opposing peacocks(?), a mythical beast above and below, foliage in between the animals,

TWO CHINESE BRONZE MIRRORSPossibly Tang DynastyOne with raised figural decoration, diameter 3.75”, and one with green patina and band of repeating symbols, diameter 4”.

TWO CHINESE BRONZE MIRRORSPossibly Tang DynastyBoth with raised figural designs.Diameters approx. 5”.

A LOBED RIM BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY China, 618-907. The eight-side lobed rim mirror with four raised and lobed cartouches composed of foliate scrolls, each containing a bird perched on a flower su

Two Chinese Lead Horse-Form Plaques LIKELY TANG DYNASTY (618-907) 或唐 鉛製馬形飾件兩件 one showing a striding horse, the other a horse lyin

Chinese Art A gilt bronze figure of GuanyinChina, Tang dynasty, 618- 907 d.C. . Cm 10,00. Provenance: Private collection Milan, Italy.

TWO TL-TESTED CHINESE CERAMIC WALL TILES, TANG DYNASTY China, Tang dynasty (618-907). These two Chinese ceramic wall tiles both show floral decorations. This lot comes with a TL-Test that confirms the

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Two beautiful terracotta jar covered with a chestnut-coloured glaze. The bulbous bodies taper into a slender neck with flared rim. The shoulders are decorated with wavy pa

A Chinese gilt bronze mirror with birds and flower, dating from the Tang dynasty (618-906). A square shape mirror with rounded edges, front almost like a shield, with raised birds and flowers surround

Wonderful and very rare heavy bronze horse fron tang dynasty period on is original wood stand . From important private New-York Dr Collection . L; 17 Inches . ( 618 - 907 AC )

Both with circular lion and grapevine motifs. Largest dia. 10cm (4 in.)

Ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty Bronze Mirror with Peacock Date: Circa 618-907ad Material: bronze Size: 172mm; 695grams Obtained from an old British collection; Purchased from a private London collector,

A pair of antique Chinese clay figurines. Tang dynasty, 618 to 907. The pieces represent two young women playing the tambourine and cymbals. The figures are hand-painted and partially glazed. Oriental

A trio of nice terracotta Chinese funerary figures. The first is a figure of a man, Tang Dynasty, AD 618 - 907, with right hand on chest. The other two figures are from the Ming Dynasty, 1368 - 1644,