A Ming dynasty archaistic bronze vase with gu form

An associated pair of Chinese patinated bronze archaistic gu-form vaseslate Ming/early Qing dynasty, 17th/18th century(2). H: 11 in.

A Chinese Bronze Gu Vase MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) of trumpet form, the gobular body and the spreading foot cast with stylized taotie motif alternating raised flanges, beneath a row of lappet leaves to

A Chinese Ming Dynasty archaistic arrow vase, of bottle form with two attached tubular sections around the rim with scrolling around the neck and tall foot ring. approx. 4 7/8 by 2 1/4, 12.5 cm. PLEAS

The vase with flaring mouth, decorated with archaistic motifs in shallow relief including taotie masks and applied with various suspended loose rings. Ming Dynasty period. Height: 10 1/8 in (25.7 cm)

A Chinese patinated bronze hexagonal vase, Yuan to Ming Dynasty 加漆六方銅瓶 元或明 Of baluster form with five horizontal bands of archaistic orna

Chinese Jun Archaistic 'Gu' Vase. Finely potted with a high, splayed foot rising to a bulbous body to a broad trumpet neck set with four vertical flanges, covered on the exterior with a lustrous deep

The overall squared vessel with a rounded square flared upper part, cast allover with panels of stylized coiled dragons and geometric scrolls, also with projecting flanges at the corners and mid panel

A GOOD UNUSUAL CHINESE YUAN/MING DYNASTY SILVER-INLAID BRONZE VASE, of archaic form and decoration with double dragon-head and loose ring handles, the borders and ring handles with later silver-inlaid

A MING DYNASTY CHINESE BRONZE SHOULDERED VASE of baluster form decorated with exotic birds and stylised clouds with lion mask handles, impressed seal mark to underside (31.5cm high)

Chinese, 17th C Ming dynasty. Pair of bronze Gu vases with silver foliate and lotus inlay decoration. The base with two character mark, inlaid in silver Shi-Sou. H. 20.2 cm ( 8 in.) Provenance: Pao &

Two Chinese archaistic bronzes; gu form vase and covered lei vessel; H: 10" (larger)

AN ARCHAISTIC BRONZE VASE, GU, YUAN DYNASTY Massively cast bronze with décor in crisp relief, the surface patinated to a warm variegated brown tone China, 13th-14th century Of archaistic gu form, t

Height:44.3cmDiameter:21.8cmWeight:4.2kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

An Archaistic Bronze Vase Probably Ming Dynasty (14th-17th Century) H:17 3/4"x W: 9 11/4"x D:7 3/4"

Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Cloisonne Bronze Gu Form Vases, Unmarked. Intricate gilt tracing decorating the surface. Slight bending at the rim of one vase. Measures 11-1/4" H x 6-1/4" W.

Antique Chinese Bronze Vase Tree Form Ming Dynasty. Comprising a bronze footed tree trunk form vase with dark brown patina and mounted with flower blossoming branches with birds and on the base a deer

One with mask and ring handles, the other with cloud-scroll handles (H: 8 3/4 in.; 8 5/8 in.) Property from a private New England collection

A CHINESE QING DYNASTY GU FORM BRONZE BEAKER VASE together with a censer & buddha. Largest 15.5 cm high. (3)

Gu form with lobed sides and dragon decoration in high relief. Dimensions:6" in diameter, the height is 7 3/8". Provenance:From a New York City Collection.

Group of Chinese Metal Sculptures and Objects. Comprising: Two cast brass iron, both with jade and moss agate rings enhanced handles, a bronze archaistic style Gu form vase; a cast bronze statue of a

DESCRIPTION: Ming Dynasty Chinese Bronze Vase. Featuring Garlic mouth top and bottle form. Embellished with coiled dragon along the neck, and floral lotus root applications. Marked underneath the base

Late Shang-Style Bronze Gu VaseChinese late Shang-style bronze vase; of gu form with archaistic designs and four flanges to shaft and flared base (repairs and losses; as-is); H: 13 1/4"

An Archaistic Bronze Gu Vase 20TH CENTURY of slender form with a wide everted mouth and masks bordered by four extending flanges. Height 9 in., 23 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illi

* A Bronze Trunk-Form Vase ming dynasty (1368-1644) naturalistically cast as a large tree trunk with flowering prunus, above a standing male figure welcoming a scholar riding on a donkey, followed by