The Ming Dynasty copper gilt gluttonous pattern tripod This tripod is an antique ceremonial vessel during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, the whole body is gilded, the shape is like a star, the shape is dignified, the volume is solemn, the body is full of high-relief gluttonous patterns, the eyes are fierce, the beast face is majestic, and the legacy of the Shang Zhou Dynasty shows that the court utensils are exquisitely covered with rosewood covers, embossed cloud and thunder patterns, buttons are embedded with Hetian white jade ganoderma, which means "Lingxian Longevity", the bottom is inherited from the rosewood seat, the carving is exquisite, and the bottom is engraved with the "Daming Chenghua Year" regular script style It has both ancient charm and craftsmanship, and is the best of the literati's elegant room, which is rare in the Tibetan world SIZE: H: 18cm Width 29cm Abdomen Depth 11cm W: 3615g (The Dimensions Of All Batches Are Manually Measured.If You Need More Detailed Information, Please Contact Our Customer Service Before Bidding.)

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