In ancient China, the bronze square tripod with Taotie pattern

Four-legged bronze tripod with taotie pattern in ancient China

H:60cm L:28cm W:28cm Wt:20420g

An Ancient Bronze Tripod 'Animal Mask' Ritual Food Vessel, Ding , With Inscriptions. Raised on three columnar legs, the body flat-cast with taotie masks and dense scrolls, all reserved on leiwen groun

The bronze tripod body carved with ancient pattern.Handlesand three columnar feet Decorated with tao-t'ieh design over thunder pattern background. Provenance: A British private collection. Height 15 c

Square 5.3cm high (thick) 5.4cm weight 654g

An old Chinese dynasty bronze pattern incense burner is a captivating and historically significant artifact that reflects the artistry and cultural heritage of ancient China. This incense burner holds

Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, bronze tripod Ding Censer, supported on three long cylindrical legs,the rounded bowl shaped body features three Taotie Pattern in high relief ,looped handles on both side H: 10

China, 19th C., bronze tripod censer with silver inlays, geometric pattern over round body, has wide neck, two rectangular handles jutting upright from opening, mark on base. Height 5 in., Width 4 1/4

China, 19th C., bronze tripod censer with silver inlays, geometric pattern over round body, has wide neck, two rectangular handles jutting upright from opening, mark on base. Height 5 in., Width 4 1/4

A Wonderful Bronze 'Taotie' Tripod Ritual Food Vessel, Ding . Supported on three columnar legs, body is cast with archaistic motifs and a pair of upright loop handles. From The Ancient Times. Size:27.

A Gui form tripod censer, with a wide rim, and raised on three long legs, and there is a pair of loop handles that issue from the rim. The body is well cast with a continuous pattern of Taotie masks.

China, 19th century, bronze Tripod censer, flattened rim, short neck, round body standing on twisted branch tripod legs, decorated with thick dotted band and floral patterns, mark on base. Width 5 in.

(lot of 5) Chinese archaistic bronzes: including a lidded dou; a ding with taotie pattern on tripod supports; two bird form zuns, largest: 13"h; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

China, antique, square bronze mirror, simple border around the dege with dotted geometric pattern featiring mythical birds and four raised knobs, plain on the back. Width 4 1/4 in., Length 4 1/4 in.

China, 19th C., tripod bronze censer, with large bulbous body and flared rim, small animal ears on the side, the body with a band of scrolling floral patterns, with mark. Width 3 in., Height 5 1/2 in.

ANTIQUE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSERSmall and antique, Chinese bronze tripod censer; the bulbous body with wire inlaid design of a band of taotie-like masks and geometric interlocking pattern; with two shaped

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

Gilt-Bronze Taotie Phoenix-Leg Square Vessel Weight:4.15kg, Width:18.8cm, Height:33.3cm, Provenance: The estate of a collector from European, around 1970s.

An Asian silvered bronze mirror. Circular disc cast with central square pattern and twenty bosses surrounding central boss. Decorated with mythical beast motifs and ancient characters. 6 7/8" dia.

Bronze Tripod Censer with lid. The vessel raised on tapered legs in gleaming black with inscribed floral details. Thin bands of taotie masks at the base of the lid with vertical flanges. Width 4.5'' H

H:27cm L:16.5cm W:12.5cm Wt:4280g

A square shaped Shang style four leg ritual vessel decorated with Taotie pattern on each side, and two handles on each side. H:7 3/8in(17cm) W:6 3/8in(15cm)

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A collection of 3 ancient Chinese pottery and leaded-bronze artifacts. A cast leaded-bronze taotie mask with a tab a

DESCRIPTION: Vintage cloisonne vase featuring enameled taotie faces in various colors bordered by geometric yunleiwen patterns. Finished with loose ring handles. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIME