Chinese Jue Vessel

A Chinese Bronze Jue Vessel. Together with a metal footed bowl and another metal bowl (2 1/8" x 3 5/8") Jue vessel: 8" x 7 1/2" x 3 1/2"

with a single handle 7 inches wide; 8 1/4 inches high

PAIR OF ANTIQUE CHINESE BRONZE JUE VESSEL; H: 8 IN

Chinese Jue pottery vessel marked with raised bird mark across neck, mottled muttonfat glaze, mounted in shadow box frame

China, likely 12th - 10th B.C. A fine archaic bronze 'Jue Vessel' with stunning oxidization. Wonderful condition, has been held in private collection for some time. Measures aproximately 8&#3

Two Pic Chinese Antique Bronze Jue Vessel; H: 7 in

China, antique bronze Jue vessel, situated upon three, raised legs, body incised with key fret geometric design, tapering into a two sided rim, cast with minor hole. Height 7 1/2 in., Width 6 1/4 in.

A Chinese bronze archaistic jue vessel. Body cast with a band of taotie design, one side with a handle issuing from an animal mask, raised on three blade-form supports, with mottled green patina. H: 8

Chinese archaistic bronze vessel; of jue form, set upon three narrow spike-like legs with extended trough and spout; L: 11 1/2" (approx.)

Two archaistic Chinese bronze tripod jue vessels; H: 9" (taller)

Old Chinese Shang-style bronze tripod vessel; of jue form; showing raised archaistic and taotie-mask designs; H: 6 1/4" (approx.)

Fine green and white jade tri-footed Jue vessel. Jade measures 5.5" x 4.5" x 2.5". (These measurements do not include wood base.) The total jade weight without stand 222 grams. SHIPPINGHill Auction Ga

Antique Chinese 18th century bronze jue tripod vessel; the elongated delicate legs supporting a rounded body with central inscribed band depicting typical archaic motifs with round handle and wide ovo

Ming - A Bronze Pouring Vessel Jue H: 19 cm 明代 仿古青銅爵杯 此杯內有刻字，杯外獸面&#

An antique Chinese ceremonial ewer pitcher. Hand carved white, lavender, brown and green jade stone. Tri-footed lion head feet, with raised round spheres around sides, and etched around rim. No appare

A GOOD CHINESE BRONZE JUE, possibly early, the ritual vessel with good unpolished patination, 7.6in high.

Description: Extremely rare if not unique, these relief carved, Post- Ming Dynasty libation vessels or jue are inspired by the ram's horn itself. Each horn shaped cup also terminates in a ram's head s

Four Chinese Bronze Articles late 19th-20th century comprising three censers and a jue vessel. Height of tallest 3 1/2 inches. Estimate $500-700 Property from a Prominent Chicago Collection

Shang Dynasty, 1600-1046 BC. A bronze Jue tripod vessel with long tapering neck at a slight angle; round shoulder with cord pattern rim to the middle; arching handle with feline mask to the top; feet

A group of 3 Chinese archaistic vessels, dated to Qing Dynasty, bronze Jue cup and two gu vases. Archaistic in shape, the two vases start at the base with narrow footing until it reaches a very wide,

Made after archaic bronze vessel Jue, early to mid 20th century, in overall good condition with minor craft imperfections, see pictures for more details, 5 7/8" (15 cm)high

Group of eight old and antique miniature Chinese bronzes, including: water dropper, covered censer, two square form vessels, jue cup and three vases, all with archaistic motifs;; H: 6" (talles

Two Chinese archaic style verdigris patinated bronze vesselsA covered footed cup and a jue.the covered cup height 14in (35.5cm); diameter 11 1/2in (29cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Bar

The vessel exterior is delicately covered in a glaze of vibrant purple tone, and sky-blue glaze inside, thinning to a buff tone at the rim, the thick glaze stopping just above the neatly-cut foot ring