Large Bronze Chinese Tripod Ding

Large Chinese bronze covered tripod ding, in the style of Late Spring & Autumn Period; all over incised designs; D: 26 1/2"

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

A large Chinese archaic style bronze tripod ding, 11.75"Hx13.2"x9.8"

A large Chinese archaic style bronze tripod ding, 9.45"Hx18"x15.25"

Large Chinese Bronze Ritual Tripod VesselLarge Chinese bronze ritual vessel (ding); of rounded form resting on three legs with two loop handles; intertwining band below the rim, a beastly creature to

Chinese archaistic bronze tripod ding vessel; of globular form with large squared loop handles, set upon tripod base; showing elaborate taotie-mask design in relief, reserved on an incised diaper patt

A large Chinese bronze ritual vessel (Ding), dating from the Easter Zhou dynasty (771-256 BCE). Over three flared, narrow tripod feet the large Ding has rings of archaistic cloud symbols incised into

Large Chinese Cast Bronze Tripod Ritual Food Vessel, Eastern Zhou Dynasty. A symbol of authority and burial offering, this example is decorated with two bands of curvilinear anthropomorphic decoration

Large Chinese Shang-style bronze ding vessel; of globular form set upon a tripod base, with squared handles; showing taotie-mask motifs in high relief, reserved on an incised, diaper-patterned ground;

Chinese Ding Style Bronze Censer Having a 5-toed dragon and flaming pearl design, raised on tripod supports with lettering on front; together with a large round stone base having cut-outs and markings

Bronze Chinese Tripod Ding; H: 12 Inches

attributed to Warring states period, globular lidded vessel with bands of scrolling design, with two animal form handles, tripod base, 7-7/8 x 11-1/4 in. [Asian Bronzes

Archaic Chinese bronze tripod ding; with 19th C. wood stand and cover with elaborately carved hardstone finial; D: 11 1/4" (approx.)

attributed to Warring states period, globular lidded vessel with bands of scrolling design, with two animal form handles, tripod base, 7-7/8 x 11-1/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Lit

Chinese Bronze Tripod Ding

a ding tripod of compressed globular form raised on flattened pear-form legs, mounted with a pair of curving strap handles attached between two raised string bands beneath the set-in collar rising wit

A Chinese bronze tripod Ding shaped vessel, dating from the 19th century. Over three long and ornate legs with archaistic chi dragon design on low relief, bowl with two high looping handles.Chinese An

Archaistic Chinese bronze tripod covered ding vessel; of globular form, with loops handles; showing nodules reserved on a diaper patterned ground throughout body and cover; all atop three feet; H: 13

Antique Chinese, possibly archaic, bronze tripod ding vessel; of rounded form with tall U-handles and resting on three slim legs, taotie mask to body and framed by three flanges;; H: 9"

A Chinese bronze tripod Ding censer, dating from the 17-18th century. Supported on long cylindrical legs the rounded bowl shaped censer features two tall, looped handles and a band of archaistic desig

Archaistic Chinese Bronze Covered DingArchaistic Chinese bronze tripod ding vessel with cover; of bulbous form set on three waisted legs, with tall flared handles; the cover with three loops (wear and

A Chinese tripod bronze Ding Spring Autumn or Warring States period H: 9 1/2, Dia: 11 1/2 in. (H: 24.13, Dia: 29.21 cm.) Weight: 4110.68 g. Provenance: Estate of Lim Kee Chin. Mr. Lim, who was Singapo

Raised on tripod cabriole legs with taotie masks. Body finely cast with geometric and archaic dragon patterns. Two handles to shoulder and rope cord style band circulating the waist. Cover with three

The exterior casted with archaistic motifs and raised vertical lines, surmounted with a pair of upright handles, supported with three straight legs. 9.7inch H, 7.7inch D.