CHINESE BRONZE 'ARCHAISTIC' CEREMONIAL LARGE BOWL, GUI, CHINA, PROBABLY MING DYNASTY

CHINESE BRONZE ANTIQUE CEREMONIAL LARGE BOWL, GUI, CHINA, PROBABLY MING DYNASTY The interior of the pan with inscription in an archaic form of Chinese script, which could be indicative of its use or t

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

Large dragon bowl, China, probably Qing dynasty(1644-1911) 18th/19th century, porcelain with cobalt blue decoration of two dragons chasing a pearl in the clouds, meander band on the rim, 28x12cm GroÃ

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1664 CE. A fabulous pair of porcelain bowls; each similar in form yet strikingly different in decoration. Each vessel presents

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1664 CE. A fabulous pair of porcelain bowls; each similar in form yet strikingly different in decoration. Each vessel presents a shallow basin with wide-fla

China Ming Dynasty Blue and white porcelain dragon pattern large bowl

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A fine pair of porcelain vessels - a large bowl with a blue on white foliate pattern, and the other is a petite teacup. The bowl rests on a ring ba

Large doucai cup on high base (so called stem cup), China, probably Qing dynasty(1644-1912) 19th century, large projecting porcelain bowl on high hollow base with doucai decoration in cobalt blue and

Antique and large, Chinese, probably Ming Dynasty, cloisonné enamel tripod censer; the wide squat form set on three short legs, with finely cast gilt hydra handles, with archaistic design of sc

Porcelain with cobalt-blue painting. China, mid-Ming dynasty, 15th - 16th cent. 荷塘鴨戯深碗 A particularly attractive, large bowl! The arched sides are dominated b

A LARGE ARCHAISTIC GOLD AND SILVER-INLAID BRONZE VASE, HU, QING DYNASTY China, 18th-19th century. The pear-shaped body rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck and flaring rim, flanked by a pair o

Size: Width 8.5 cm - Height 13 cm Materials: Gilt Bronze Time Period: Ming dynasty Manufactured Date: Xuande Period Origin: China

Bronze with dark patina China, Ming dynasty (1368-1644) Large bulbous vessel Carried by three thickened legs, which emerge from the mouth of mystical creatures Flanked by two high vertical, curved han

Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, large archaistic bronze censer with splayed foot with rounded bowl shaped censer above, carved with Taotie motif to the entire body and archaistic pattern to under the rim and a

A SILVER-INLAID BRONZE ARCHAISTIC 'DRAGON' BELT HOOK, 17TH CENTURY China, late Ming (1368-1644) to early Qing dynasty (1644-1912). Cast with a dragon-head hook and a circular button to the underside,

Chinese Archaic Bronze Gui Censer 3.25''x5.5''. Shang style with archaistic motifs. Small hole in bottom. Possibly Ming dynasty, 16th century.

A LARGE ARCHAISTIC PARCEL-GILT AND SILVER-INLAID BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, LATE MING TO EARLY QING China, 17th-18th century. The compressed globular body supported on three feet and set with three flanges

China; Warring States - Ming Dynasty. Two sword and scabbard mounts, largest of bronze with intricate stylized Toatie carvings to both sides. Smaller example of silver, probably a scabbard mount and f

A Chinese Neolithic enameled ceramic tripod bowl,named "Yan" a kind of food utensils and ceremonial utensils in ancient China, generally made of pottery or bronze, dated to Han Dynasty(202BC-220 BC Se

Lot of 2 Chinese Porcelain Bowl, Vase probably Ming Dynasty. Size 3 3/4 inches high (vase) 5 3/4 inches diameter bowl.

A Chinese Bronze Immortal Figure, Probably Ming Dynasty.

THREE 'BLUE AND WHITE' PORCELAIN BOWLSChina, Ming dynasty, Wanli period 8 x 15 cm the biggestProvenance: Italian private collection.

THREE 'BLUE AND WHITE' PORCELAIN BOWLSChina, Ming dynasty, 16th century Circular section, all decorated in cobalt blue with floral motifs.7 x 15 cm the biggestProvenance: Italian private collection.

Gilt bronze China, Ming dynasty (1368-1644) Bronze figure of a seated Guanyin in padmasana, the left hand holding the kundika, the raised right hand with a lotus stalk (now missing) The head with a hi