A INSCRIBED BRONZE VESSEL "GUI", MING DYN.

Inscribed Bronze Vessel "Gui", Ming Dyn.

East Asia, China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. A cast bronze tapir vessel, its body elaborately decorated with S-shaped and other traditional sinuous motifs as well as mottled patterns r

Hongmu Base for Bronze, Inscribed Mark. The bottom engraved four Chinese characters reading: Shang Fu Gui You (meaning a lidded vessel of Shang Dynasty). {Width 9 inches (22.8 cm)}. Condition: Some ch

A COPPER TWIN-HANDLED RITUAL FOOD VESSEL, GUI.MING DYNASTY.

A BRONZE GUI, WESTERN ZOU STYLE. L:14.5cm

Chinese bronze Ming Dynasty figure of Immortal. H:9.75in(24.7cm) W:3.25in(8.2cm)

Gilt Bronze Vessel "Gui" Shaped Censer with Auspicious Beast Design, Beast-Shaped Ears.

Guangxu porcelain type gui, China, Qing dynasty(1644-1911), Guangxu period(1875-1908), porcelain with light blue glaze in the shape of the cup-shaped bronze vessel gui, two kite-shaped side handles, o

An Archaistic Bronze Food Vessel, Gui the rounded body supported on a raised foot and rising to a flared mouth, cast with a narrow band of confronting dragons to the foot, and taotie masks to the body

Provenance: From the collection of residents of the Tibetan areas. This lot was acquired during the "Chinese Cultural Revolution" when temples were forced demolished. Gilt Bronze Seal, Ming Dyn.

A cast bronze hu-form vessel Ming dynasty The low-slung belly cast with shaped oval panels in the Western Zhou style enclosed with key-fret borders and accented by diamond-shaped bosses at each junctu

Archaic style bronze vessel. China. Ming period (1368-1644). Hu type with Tao Tieh mask handles and 3 bow string marks. Deep chocolate patina with "apple" markings. 11-1/4" h x 8" d.

Small Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessel of an earlier Shang Dynasty style, but bearing a cast 17th century Ming Dynasty Xuande mark on the bottom which may be of the period, squat body on circular foot

The archaic bronze ritual vessel is of bulbous form, cast on the exterior with scrolling taotie masks, mythical beasts, and key-fret patterns, two beast handles mounted on the side, archaic text inscr

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Zun Vessel MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) of rectangular section, cast with kuilong designs and raised beast masks, set with a pair of dragon head-form handles. Height 8 in., 20.

The archaic bronze ritual vessel gui is of rectangular form with bulbous body and every round rim, two S shaped handles leans downwards, body depicts archaic taotie masks, two beast mask handles mount

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessel, You ming dynasty (1368-1644) the pear shaped body raised on a slightly spreading foot, the neck cast with kuilongs against a leiwen ground, surmounted by an overhan

Archaistic Zhou-Style Bronze Gui VesselArchaistic Chinese Zhou-style bronze grain vessel (gui); of bulbous form with beastly handles; the ribbed body with floral and mask band to upper and lower regis

Archaistic Chinese Shang-style bronze vessel; of gui form; with incised scrolling designs and relief detailing along the body, with mythical creature formed handles; W: 14 1/2" (approx.)

Bronze Gui Vessel Width:49cm.Height:47cm. Provenance: Released from John Sparks Ltd., owned by a private collectors of the company around 1970s~1990s. Bronze gui vessel is kind of ritual bronze ware.

A Chinese archaic style bronze ritual food vessel, Gui, probably Western Zhou Dynasty, raised on circular foot with stylized animal masks, the compressed globular body cast with concave horizontal ban

Chinese. The bombe body rising from a tall splayed foot to a flared rim, flanked by a pair of animal mask loop handles, the exterior cast in low relief with stylised taotie masks reserved on a leiwen

ANTIQUE CHINESE BRONZE GUI VESSELAntique Chinese ritual bronze gui vessel; the wide cylindrical form with slightly flared rim, and set on a splayed foot, with two animal head handles, the body with ta

Dimension: 3.9 x 4.5 inches, 10 x 11.5cm. Weight: 657g