Three Bronze Vessels

An assembled group of three bronze vesselsIn archaistic styles.height of tallest 22in (56cm); length 14in (35.5cm); width 8 1/2in (21.5cm)

Ca. 5th century BC. A group of three bronze vessels, comprising one with a deep body characterised by a rounded lower section and walls gently tapering to its mouth with an outward-flaring rim. The ot

Ca. 5th century BC. A group of three bronze vessels showcasing the diverse forms in ancient Etruscan craftsmanship. The first bowl rises from a flat circular base, its flaring body leading to a pronou

attributed to Han dynasty, large double handled round vessel with three legged base, matching lid with swirling design and three loop attachments, 7-1/4 x 9-3/4 in.; pear shaped vase with slender neck

attributed to Warring States period, comprising: ding with two handles on sides, three legged base, lid with three loop attachments, 8-3/8 x 10-1/4 in.; large ovoid vessel with two taotie mask forms h

attributed to Han dynasty, comprising: heavily patinated pear shaped vase, with flared neck, 11-1/8 x 6-1/4 in.; rounded vessel with three bands, four taotie mask handles, lid with four hooks, 14-5/8

Ca. 5th century BC. A group of three bronze bowls, comprising one with a hemispherical body, while another is flat-bottomed with a broad flange and decorated with a rosette. The third bowl presents a

To include a Japanese Samurai tea ceremony bowl, an engraved censor, and a bronze vase. 6-1/2in tall x 4in wide. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recomme

Possibly 19th century. Bowl with cast mark, 1.75"h. 5.75"d. and a miniature vase, 2.25"h. and cauldron, 2"d. with silver wire inlay.

Tallest one is 11". Shortest one is 9.5".

Three Asian Bronze Vessels One damaged The tallest appx. 8-1/4"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Tallest one is 11". Shortest one is 9.5".

Tallest one is 11". Shortest one is 9.5".

attributed to Han dynasty, comprising: lantern shaped vessel with arch handle, 6-5/8 x 4-1/4 in.; pear shaped vase with elongated neck and garlic bulb mouth, 8 x 5-1/4 in.; four sided vessel with lid,

Description - Three large Chinese bronze vessels. Dimensions - Largest - 6" x 19" x 17"

LOT OF THREE BRONZE ARCHAIC RITUAL VESSELS. Height: 9 in. by Width: 6 in. by Depth: 5 IN

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

Three Japanese Meiji Bronze VesselsComprising, a dragon decorated vase, an elephant decorated vase, and a censor with dragon finial.Some wear.Tallest: 16 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. (41.9 x 21.6 cm.)

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

Group of three archaistic Chinese bronze covered vessels; H: 12" (tallest, approx.)

Three Chinese Gilt Bronze VesselsThree Chinese gilt bronze ritualistic vessels, each with bands of animal and geometric designs; H: 14 1/4" (tallest)

Three Large Bronze Covered VesselsThree large archaistic Chinese bronze covered vessels: hu-form with tall handle and stone inlay; spade form with tall roof form cover; together with circular tripod c

Three various Chinese items, including: Chinese archaic-style bronze vessel, with dragon handles pending loose rings and inscription to neck; together with a pair of Tang-style sancai glazed ceramic l

銅器拓片 鏡框 Stone rubbing on paper, framed. The stone rubbing depicts three archaic bronze ritual vessels, including gu vase, tripod censer, and candle holder, co