ARCHAIC STYLE BRONZE MOON FLASK

ARCHAIC STYLE BRONZE MOON FLASKChinese, 19th century, bronze. The flattened oval with ring handles and overall relief decoration, raised on a square foot. 38 lbs.18 x 16 x 6 in. (45.7 x 40.6 x 15.2 cm

A MAJESTIC AND ORNATE CHINESE LARGE ARCHAIC STYLE BRONZE COVERED FLASK, 21.4"HX9.5"DIA

modeled after a Warring Sates period, 2-3rd Century BC original, of compressed elliptical form with twin drop ring handles, with inlaid Archaic style decoration, on a rectangular foot, height 24cm

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, the domed sides decorated with a dense arrangement of formal and floral panels, the base with an incised underglaze archaic mark, 22.3cm wide at

A CHINESE YUAN STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, decorated overall with formal scrolling foliage, the shoulders with an archaic four-character mark, 8.2in wide at widest point & 10.9in high.

Chinoiserie majolica Chinese-style moon flask mantel clock with foo dog finial. Works signed "Medaille de Bronze / J. Marti et Cie" and numbered. Lacking keys and pendulum. [15 3/4" H x 12" W x 4 1/2"

Height 9.8 inches. Width: 9.1 inches. Height 25cm Width: 23cm Weight: 3100g

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

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze moon flask, repoussed in form of a compressed round body, elevating straight cylindrical neck leading toward banded rim, and raised on a splayed rectangul

Chinese archaic style bronze Yi pouring vessel. Figural handle and legs. 12 3/4"L x 7 1/4"H. Scratches, losses and pitting to bronze patina, crack and repair to one side.

Chinese archaic style bronze Pixiu on stand, Qing Dynasty or older (pre-19th c.), dark patinated cast bronze, modeled standing four square, with two horns, incised scales over body, on a custom hardwo

A nice example with all-over cast decoration and applied small finial-like ornaments, foundry mark under the base. Measures 11.25 x 7.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shippi

Pair Chinese archaic style bronze Hu vessels, Possibly Warring States period, natural verdigris patinated bronze, globular in shape with flared rims with medial band, taotie mask and ring handles, one

Chinese archaic style bronze vessel, Warring States style (475-221. BCE), brown and verdigris patinated bronze, with zoomorphic handles, the necks encircled with flanges, geometric roundels around the

Chinese Archaic Style Bronze Vase; H: 14 Inches

Qing Dynasty Diameter: 8.5 inches. Height: 11 inches. Diameter: 21.7cm Height: 28cm Weight: 3154g Condition: Good condition overall. Provenance: East Hills, NY Old Private Estate and Collection.

Chinese archaic style bronze jue, 8.4"Hx7"x4.5"

Shang Dynasty Style Box vessel in the form of a house with cover in the form of a roof, raised decoration of 'taotie' on each side, with ribbing and characters and symbols. H. 10 3/4 in, W. 7

A large Chinese archaic style bronze tripod ding, 9.7"Hx11.2"x9.7"

Lid With Three Foo Lions, Body With Squared Handles And Three Feet, Height 6.5 Width 9 Depth 7 Inches, Structurally Sound, Attractive Patina, Lid Does Not Fit Flush On Base, See Photos For Additional

Qing Dynasty Diameter: 76 inches. Height: 3.1 inches. Diameter: 193cm Height: 7.9cm Weight: 2271g Condition: Good condition overall. Provenance: East Hills, NY Old Private Estate and Collection.

A large three footed bronze archaic bowl with low relief figural and spiral decoration. Surface wear and with some rust. It measures 17 3/4 in.(D) X 9 in. (H).

Two Chinese Archaic Style Bronze Vesselsincludes an elegant shaped censer dish with elephant handles flanking the side and raised on three elephant head feet, archaic decoration around the sides, with

Chinese archaistic style bronze vase with flaring rim and base, with bands of incised archaistic decoration to the shoulder, body and base. 11 3/4" H. Late 19th/ early 20th century. Provenance: Estate