Two Chinese Vessels: Ceramic & Bronze

The first oval with cast lion heads applied to legs and body, the second possibly an incense tray with applied butterflies on body and dragons on tripod feet, together with an early form bronze tripod

Two Chinese bronze vessels. [Larger tripod vessel: 6 3/8" W x 2 1/4" D x 6 3/8" H; Smaller rectangular vessel: 2 3/8" W x 1 7/8" D x 2 3/4" H].

Censer, possiby 17th / 18th century; Deer plate, possibly 16th century The one, an enameled famille verte censer with floral decoration alternating archaistic dragon roundels; the other, a possibly Ji

Two Archaistic Chinese Bronze VesselsTwo archaistic Chinese bronze drinking vessels: hu form on openwork square base with ogre mask handles and dragon flanges on corners, dragons to body; together wit

Two Chinese archaistic bronze vessels; one square form lei; other circular vessel with inscription to interior; D: 12" (larger, approx.)

Two archaistic Chinese bronze vessels; H: 15" (taller)

Two Chinese archaistic bronze covered vessels: one in the form of a bull, with three raised apertures to back, each with small animal-form cover; the other in the form of a horned creature; both with

Two Small Chinese Ceramic VesselsTwo small, Chinese ceramics: Ming-style pear form vase with prancing deer in foliate reserve on unusual geometric pattern ground, seal mark; together with celadon crac

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

Two antique Chinese archaistic-form bronze vessels: you beer vessel; together with hu form vase on raised base;; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; H: 6 3/4" (taller)

one pitcher, one covered vase; H: 14" (taller) (approx.). condition: flaws, pits, frits, wear, scuffs, scratches. This item is sold as-is with all defects and faults. Any note on condition is not a gu

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 Chinese Jun-ware ceramic vessels comprising a floral form bowl and a mallet vase with a long neck and wide rim. Approx. h. 10" (vase), w. 9" (bowl).

Two Zhou-Style Bronze You VesselsTwo Chinese Zhou-style bronze beer vessels (you); each of squat pear form with matching domed covers: the smaller with bovine head terminals and phoenixes to body; tog

Two Chinese Archaistic Bronze Hu Vessels. Each attached two dragon handles on the shoulder, decorated with archaistic patterns, key fret, lappets. Circa: 19th Century. {Tallest: Height 11 1/2 inches (

Late Qing Dynasty, a near pair bronze vases after archaic Gu vessels, good condition, each with a wood base, private New York City collection, 12 1/4" high (without wooden base), 8 5/8" diameter (mout

The first spherical on three animal paw feet with upward rising handles, the cover with three looped handles. The second circular with a domed cover and double ring handles. Green patina with grayish

circa 2700 B.C.; Longshan or Shang Dynasty the largest: 4 1/8 x 5 3/4 x 5 in. (10.5 x 14.6 x 12.7 cm.), the smallest: 3 7/8 x 4 x 3 3/4 in. (9.8 x 10.2 x 9.5 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate,

The Gui-form circular vessel and cover cast with a band of raised elongated stylized birds, the large loop handles terminating in a bearded ram?s head, on a raised circular foot, overall gray patina w

Two archaistic Chinese bronze beer vessels: of he form three blade-like legs and short spout; together with hollow legged jia form with dragon handles and fitted cover; H: 12 1/2" (taller)

A grouping of two Chinese Longquan pottery vessels including a Longquan ceramic dish, Southern Song dynasty (1.25"H x 6" in diameter) and a Longquan celadon petal-carved shallow bowl. Southern Song dy

Lot 201 Two Chinese Ceramic White Glazed Vessels (Tang Dynasty) each of baluster form with short neck and everted rim height (larger): 5 3/4 inches diameter (larger): 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From th

Two Chinese Agate 'Ram' Vessels the first of a bronze hu form, the globular body rising from a short straight foot to a broad waisted cylindrical neck, carved at shoulder with two rams' head, the seco