Two Chinese Archaic Style Earthenware Storage Vessels.

Two Chinese Archaic Style Earthenware Storage Vessels. H: 16 W: 12 in.

Two Chinese Archaic Style Bronze Vesselsincludes an elegant shaped censer dish with elephant handles flanking the side and raised on three elephant head feet, archaic decoration around the sides, with

Two Chinese archaic style verdigris patinated bronze vesselsA covered footed cup and a jue.the covered cup height 14in (35.5cm); diameter 11 1/2in (29cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Bar

A Chinese Archaic Style Stoneware Storage Vessel. H: 15 D: 16 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

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

Group of two archaic Chinese style carved hardstone or jade pot with exterior depicting two writhing dragons in high relief; carved bowl with two monkey figure handles; overall good condition, age wea

Group of two archaic Chinese style carved jade or hardstone footed vessels, including: green translucent stone censer with incised archaistic pattern detail; carved vessel with exterior cicada carving

Two Bronze Archaic-Style Vessels, Ming/Qing Dynasty明/清 仿古铜器一组两件, tallest height 8.3 in — 21 cmEstimate: $800—1,200

A pair of Archaic style Peking glass vessels, a similar assembled pair. Dimensions:Each is about 4 1/2" x 2" and 8" tall.

Group of two archaic Chinese style carved jade or hardstone footed censer vessels, figural feet depicting a mythological being and owls, respectively; overall good condition- General marks and age wea

Three archaic-style Chinese bronze vessels, including: one champlevé enamel detailing foliage and stylized animals; together with two featuring abstract incised and relief designs; Provenance:

Archaic-style Chinese carved hardstone pouring vessel, with openwork handle in the form of a split-tailed lion; together with Chinese bowenite tripod censer, the cover and handles carved with lions&#3

Chinese bronze gui food vessel / censer with figural handles. 5"H x 6 5/8"-diameter at top. Scratches and losses to bronze patina throughout, dents to base, crack to base, two small holes to base on o

Dimensions: (Tallest) H 13.75" x Dia. 6.25" Condition: Intentionally patinated and corroded, with encrusted surface dirt, etc. Tallest vessel in two pieces.

A SHANG DYNASTY STYLE CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAIC RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (GUI), of circular form flanked by two handles with applied decoration and animal head ornaments, two sides of the bowl and stand decora

A SHANG DYNASTY STYLE CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAIC RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (GUI), of circular form flanked by two handles with applied decoration and animal head ornaments, two sides of the bowl and stand decora

Group of ten Chinese hardstone items, variously carved with archaic-style patterns and animal designs in relief: four covered vessels; two cups; dish; plaque; portion of a scale; and bottle-form vase;

DESCRIPTION: Two antique ceramic vessels, possibly from the Yuan dynasty: one vase featuring a dark brown glaze coating all but its foot and one bowl featuring an archaic style crackle glaze forming w

Four Chinese carved hardstone vessels: tall covered vessel, with intricate openwork creature designs to its entirety; archaic-style double vase with openwork dragons joining the two sides; together wi

Three Chinese carved hardstone vessels, all with vivid rust-red suffusions: two with varying archaic-style openwork animal designs and finials; together with tripod censer with elaborate lion mask han

The creature with two horns and mouth agape; with another face on its rear end. The center register with Archaic-style design and with a zoomorphic handle attached. On a raised, slightly flared base.

(3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), slip decorated earthenware, in repeating designs, two examples with handles, 12"h x 8"dia (largest)

Group (3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), slip decorated earthenware, in repeating geometric designs, two examples with double handles,

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