Chinese bronze ram's head

possibly Han dynasty, mounted on lucite base, bronze head only: 0.9in(L) x 0.8in(H), overall: 4.9in(H)

a chinese gilt bronze rams head finialht. 5 in.

A Chinese bronze cup with ram's head handle, seal mark to base, 5" long

Chinese Archaic Bronze Ritual Vessel with Ram Heads - A bronze ritual vessel with aged green patination. Decorated with a band of geometric spirals at foot and shoulder and accentuated with three ram'

Chinese archaic style bronze jar with ram head decoration on 4 corners, 8.88"Hx6.5"x6.5"

Chinese archaic style bronze hu decorated with ram head motif in high relief, 12"Hx9.7"dia

Chinese bronze incense burner on stand, decorated with ram heads. Six relief of Chinese character mark on the base. Good condition. 8.5" diam x 5.5" height. Buyer Pays Shipping Ships From California

Chinese Bronze Archaistic Vessel: Massive and antique, Chinese archaistic bronze covered urn; the unusual tapered squared form with ram's head corners. The surface is decorated in a geometric anthrop

Chinese Bronze Figure Depicting a Recumbent Ram, with long horns and head turned to the rear, incised apocryphal six character Qianlong mark on base, 2 3/4" high, 3 1/4" x 2 1/4". Good condition.

Two Chinese Bronze Vases. The first of well-hollowed cylindrical form terminating in a ram head, one side set with a horse-head handle, cast in relief with a saddle issuing sinuous beasts, and two opp

CHINESE (19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER) rams head bronze ancient cup with a character marking to bottom (4 1/2") Property of the Zeiser Museum, St. Louis, MO. A vast amount of the museum collection original

Chinese Gilt-Splash Bronze CenserChinese gilt-splashed bronze censer; of wide tapered form, with two ram's head handles, seal mark to base; and with matching bronze tripod stand; W: 7"

Chinese archaistic bronze covered vessel; of globular form set upon a tripod base; with ram's head handles pending loose rings; showing taotie and animal motifs in high relief reserved on an incis

Chinese archaistic bronze square vase; of Zun form with tapered mouth; showing elaborate openwork to sides and taotie designs in low relief to body; with four ram's head design to shoulders; H: 12

A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE JARDINIERE probably Qing, Warring States style, decorated with rams mask heads and stylised foliage. 26 cm x 26 cm.

The Gui-form circular vessel and cover cast with a band of raised elongated stylized birds, the large loop handles terminating in a bearded ram?s head, on a raised circular foot, overall gray patina w

Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze basin; with floral designs and ram's head handles; seal mark to base; with matching stand; W: 12" (approx.)

A Chinese Ming style gilt bronze and cloisonne rhyton cup, circa 1900, possibly earlier. Ram head form drinking vessle cup. Part of a large collection from a private seller in Westwood. Measures: 6 x

A Chinese Ming style gilt bronze and cloisonne rhyton cup, circa 1900, possibly earlier. Ram head form drinking vessle cup.Part of a large collection from a private seller in Westwood. Measures: 6 x 2

A Chinese Antique Lidded Tripod Bronze Censer: Of Compressed Globular Form, Rising From Three Splayed Feet To A Domed Lid Carved in Openwork With Sprouting Blossoms, Body Cast With Three Ram Heads Ami

Chinese Qianlong-style, turquoise monochrome glazed porcelain vase; in the form of an archaistic bronze gu; with modeled rams heads at each corner in high relief; with intricately incised patterning;

Chinese Tea Dust vase with bronze mounts, of teardrop form, having a foliate rim mount, ram's head handles and rising on a swirling acanthus base, the underside having a blue underglaze six character

Description: Extremely rare if not unique, these relief carved, Post- Ming Dynasty libation vessels or jue are inspired by the ram's horn itself. Each horn shaped cup also terminates in a ram's head s

Two Chinese Agate 'Ram' Vessels the first of a bronze hu form, the globular body rising from a short straight foot to a broad waisted cylindrical neck, carved at shoulder with two rams' head, the seco