Chinese Bronze Hu,

H: 15.8 in. (40 cm) D: 8.3 in. (21 cm)

Pear Shape Bronze Vase, Yuan/Ming, having animal head form side handles with drop rings, neck with raised horizontal band of archaic symbols, flared foot, 12 1/4" high, 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Surface wear.

A Chinese Bronze Hu Vase MING DYNASTY, 16TH/17TH CENTURY of square section with bulbous walls, two sides mounted at the shoulder with animal mask and loose ring handles; the surface with a deep patina

H.: 30,5 cm Condition: (UV-checked) - The vase generally in very good condition, with normal superficial wear and patination. - A minor superficial dent to the rim. 品相報告&#6

Antique Chinese bronze vase; of hu form; with animal handles and intricate incised patterns to body; possibly Ming Dynasty; H: 7 3/8" (approx.)

An antique Chinese Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) bronze hu vase, of eight sides on a tall foot ring, pear shaped body wit narrow neck and flaring rim, with two opposing spouting lion head handles suspendin

Chinese bronze Hu vase, the shouldered globular body is standing on a slightly flared ring foot, the short neck with two loose ring handles, with six character Hsuan Te reign mark on underside. 6" H.

in archaic taste, decorated with palmettes and bands of taotie motifs, flanked by cylindrical handles on an oval foot, a/f, bases drilled, the whole raised on wooden stands, h 29.5cm (vases) (2), Prov

Antique Chinese bronze faceted hu vase; the archaistic form showing intricately wrought taotie masks and foliate scrolls in relief, on a leiwen-patterned ground; lined with vertical notches flanges, a

A Chinese Bronze Hu Vase 18TH/19TH CENTURY with stylised curled dragon handles, cast with panels and bands of archaistic Taotie decoration in low relief. Height 8 1/2 in., 21.5 cm.

A Chinese bronze 'hu' vase with Han-style taotie handles on wooden base, Ming H.: 37 cm (incl. stand) H.: 31,5 cm (the vase) Weight: 3800 grams (excl. stand) Provenance: The collection of Galerie Beau

Archaistic Chinese bronze covered vessel; of hu-form; the body featuring bands of various hunting scenes; H: 14 1/2" (approx.)

Archaistic Chinese Bronze Hu VaseArchaistic Chinese bronze hu vase; of footed form with bands of intertwined animals and geometric lines, the single spout with fitted bird form cover, an attached hand

in Archaic taste, decorated with palmettes and bands of taotie motifs, flanked by cylindrical handles on an oval foot, a/f (bases drilled), the whole raised on wooden stands, height 29.5cm (vases) (2)

ANTIQUE CHINESE BRONZE HU - 17TH CENTURY. LATE MING TO EARLY QING DYNASTY. 44 CM TALL. PROVENANCE - BETHESDA MD ESTATE

China, Qing dynasty, bronze Hu vase, flared rim, angular handles, undulating sides to flared base, auspicious symbols create a thick border around the middle, Ming Xuande mark. Height 15 5/8 in.

A Han Dynasty Chinese bronze Hu (bottle). Lobed aperture above a cylindrical tall neck over a globose body on tall ringed foot; traces of overall gilding and other decoration, 15" H. Provenance: From

Fine Large 18th C Chinese Bronze Hexagonal Hu with well cast Dragon Handles each with their tails curling to the right; well cast Xuande Mark in base and a finely detailed Taotie Band at the Dragon ha

Globular form vase with a narrowing body on a slightly flared foot, the waisted neck is flanked by two taotie-mask loop handles under two bands of stylized qilins and birds on a keyfret ground. Engrav

A CHINESE BRONZE BIAN HU BOTTLE WITH A GARLIC MOUTH, YUAN OR MING DYNASTY, 1279-1644 the body of oval flattened form, the garlic-shaped mouth with an attached stopper mounted with a suspension loop, h

Chinese archaistic lidded bronze vessel, of hu form flanked by zoomorphic handles and loose rings, 15.25"h

Two Chinese Archaistic Bronze Hu Vessels. Each attached two dragon handles on the shoulder, decorated with archaistic patterns, key fret, lappets. Circa: 19th Century. {Tallest: Height 11 1/2 inches (

19th cen or earlier, measures 9.5"h 7.5" by 7.5" w, Provenance: from a Southern Florida Collection

Antique Chinese Inlaid Bronze Hu VaseAntique Chinese inlaid bronze vase; of hu form with dragon head handles spewing flames, archaistic taotie and kui dragon bands along neck and body (drilled); H: 13