A Bronze Ritual Gui Vessel

The archaic bronze ritual vessel is of bulbous form, cast on the exterior with scrolling taotie masks, mythical beasts, and key-fret patterns, two beast handles mounted on the side, archaic text inscr

ANTIQUE CHINESE BRONZE GUI VESSELAntique Chinese ritual bronze gui vessel; the wide cylindrical form with slightly flared rim, and set on a splayed foot, with two animal head handles, the body with ta

The archaic bronze ritual vessel gui is of rectangular form with bulbous body and every round rim, two S shaped handles leans downwards, body depicts archaic taotie masks, two beast mask handles mount

LARGE BRONZE COVERED GUI VESSELLarge and archaistic, Chinese, Western Zhou-style, covered bronze ritual food gui tripod vessel; the body channeled and with borders of interlocking bands and masks, wit

Antique Chinese Zhou-style, bronze covered tripod ritual gui vessel; the globular body with channeled grooving, with animal-head handles, matching cover with opening to the finial, and all set upon a

A Chinese archaic style bronze ritual food vessel, Gui, probably Western Zhou Dynasty, raised on circular foot with stylized animal masks, the compressed globular body cast with concave horizontal ban

Dimension: 3.9 x 4.5 inches, 10 x 11.5cm. Weight: 657g

The archaic bronze ritual vessel is of ovoid form, stands on three cylindrical feet, with straight tubular spout and beast handle, complete with attached domed lid, body depicts archaic patterns. Heig

The bronze cast ritual vessel gui has bulbous body supported by tall stem foot, two dragon mask handles on the sides, body depicts archaic patterns. Warring States period. Height: 12 1/2 in (31.8 cm)

獸面紋雙耳青銅簋 The swelling body is cast in relief on each side with a large taotie mask, above a key-fret band, with a pair of loop handles cast at t

CHINESE BRONZE RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (GUI), W 6":Rounded body raised on a hollow pedestal foot accented with snake forms, above a symmetrical mask of taotie to either side. Two other masks of bats surmou

The body rising to an everted rim from tall splayed foot, finely cast around exterior with four large taotie masks reserved on leiwen ground, beneath a band of scrolled motif divided by two bovine mas

An unusual Chinese 'gui‰Ûª bronze ritual vessel of unusual shape with three ears, 18/19th C. H.: 18,5 cm - L.: 36 cm We have more lots available exclusively on our website www.rm-auctions.com! Con

A SHANG DYNASTY STYLE CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAIC RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (GUI), of circular form flanked by two handles with applied decoration and animal head ornaments, two sides of the bowl and stand decora

A SHANG DYNASTY STYLE CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAIC RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (GUI), of circular form flanked by two handles with applied decoration and animal head ornaments, two sides of the bowl and stand decora

Antique Chinese Zhou-style, bronze covered tripod ritual gui (food container) vessel; the globular body with channeled grooving, with animal-headed handles, matching cover with opening to the

Bronze Gui Vessel Width:49cm.Height:47cm. Provenance: Released from John Sparks Ltd., owned by a private collectors of the company around 1970s~1990s. Bronze gui vessel is kind of ritual bronze ware.

A Chinese copper vessel, Gui, a traditional ritual container of Bronze Age China, ca. 1000 BC. Footed round piece with loop handles on the sides. The item is garnished with embossed geometrical orname

3 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners: 2 shaped as Gui Ritual Food Vessels with silver wire inlay, 1 with Shi Sou mark to base and 1 with cast Dragon Medallion to base; together with a vase shaped incense

AN ARCHISTIC BRONZE RITUAL VESSEL China, Western Zhou style, gui-form, with two mythical bird-inspired handles, decorated in relief with two sets of mythical bird designs divided with two flanges, all

Chinese Archaic Gui Bronze Censer 5.25''x9.5''. Ritual food vessel dates to the Western Zhou dynasty. Relief taotie masks with figural handles. Heavy verdigris patina. Zhou Period (1028-221 BCE). Priv

The shape of this vessel derives from the ancient bronze 'Gui' used since antiquity for funerary or ritual use along with the prototype 'Ding'. It is made of ceramic and covered with a celadon-green g

Chinese. The bombe body rising from a tall splayed foot to a flared rim, flanked by a pair of animal mask loop handles, the exterior cast in low relief with stylised taotie masks reserved on a leiwen

A rare Chinese bronze ritual vessel in the form of a tapir in Eastern Zhou-style, Warring States period L.: 16 cm - H.: 9,5 cm Weight: 575 grams Provenance: An important Belgian private collection. Re