CHINESE INLAID BRONZE ZUN VESSEL

The Zun is cast in the archaistic manner with stylized taotie masks under bands of qilins, all reserved on diaper ground, with an upright animal-mask handle. Studio mark to base. Weight 3302 grams, H.

Four Chinese Inlaid Bronze VesselsFour Chinese inlaid bronze vessels: square form food vessel, high shouldered covered vase, hu vase with cover and large globular teapot with coiled snake cover; all w

Archaistic Chinese inlaid bronze covered vessel; H: 11" (approx.)

Three Chinese Inlaid Bronze VesselsThree Chinese inlaid bronze vessels: pair of large dings with tall U-shaped handles and fitted cover; together with square form gui with four animal handles; all wit

Two Chinese bronzes, including: archaic-style zun vessel, of simplistic form; together with dragon featuring incised detailing; L: 21 1/2" (larger, approx.)

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Zun Vessel MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) of rectangular section, cast with kuilong designs and raised beast masks, set with a pair of dragon head-form handles. Height 8 in., 20.

Archaistic Chinese bronze zun-form vessel, of square section with a trumpet rim surmounted by a pair of capped posts, the sectioned body decorated with taotie masks on a leiwen-patterned ground, the w

Chinese Archaic inlaid bronze vessel. Han Period. Height 10 inches (25 cm.) Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. J

Chinese Shang-style bronze Zun vessel with goats11.5"W x 11.25"D x 12.5"HThis vessel is very similar to the Four-goat Square Zun in the National Museum of China. (Wiki on Four-goat Square Zun:) It has

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

Chinese Bronze Goose-Headed Zun Vessel, likely after ceramic models from the Han period, with graceful neck and wide body, marked "320" to underside. 10" H x 6" Diameter. Provenance: From a Manhattan

Chinese inlaid bronze covered vessel after the prehistoric Chinese Shang Dynasty, with metal additions to simulate silver inlay, the cover with four circular lugs. Extensive oxidation. Very decorative

Chinese Bronze Zun-Form Vessel first half 20th century, the drum-form body raised on a straight-sided foot, supported by three sitting foo dogs, with a broad trumpet neck with tao-tie mask details enc

Archaistic Chinese bronze zun-form vessel; with taotie masks on a leiwen-patterned ground; H: 13" (approx.)

footed vessel inlaid with turquoise pieces, lid with bird knop, 17 in. H.

ARCHAISTIC BRONZE ZUN VESSELArchaistic Zhou-style Chinese silvered bronze zun ritual vessel; of short trumpet form with flared rim and notched flanges; the body with taotie-mask design in relief; H: 7

Archaistic Chinese inlaid bronze covered stem vessel; with silvered decoration; H: 15 1/2"

Chinese archaistic bronze lidded zun vessel, in the form of a winged mythical beast with ram horns, the lid on its back surmounted by a tiger, 14"w

商晚期 父癸尊 The vessel cast with a flared mouth and a splayed foot, featuring bold and crisply detailed relief casting of two horned taotie masks with bulging eye

spherical basin with squared side handles, lid with three ring handles, on three feet, surfaces with gold and silver overlay in stylized swirl and line pattern, 5 x 6-3/4 x 6 in. [Asian

A Large Gems Inlaid Chinese Gilted Bronze Vessel, Tang Dynasty, Size: 43*29cm.

Archaistic Chinese bronze vessel; of zun form; the body with scrolling designs, with protruding fauna and figural motifs to sides; H: 13 1/4" (approx.)

Chinese Shang Style Bronze Double Ox Zun. Patinated bronze vessel with two addorsed rams and decorated with taotie masks. Measures 11 inches x 15 inches x 6 inches.

Three Archaistic Bronze Inlaid VesselsThree archaistic Chinese bronze covered vessels: canteen shaped atop flared raised base, a hu form and lian; each with silvered metal inlaid archaistic animal and