2 bronze mirrors. China. Tang period (618-920).

2 bronze mirrors. China. Tang period (618-920). Verdigris surface. 5.75 x 3.25in.

Bronze mirror. China. Tang period (618-920) Decoration of a phoenixes and a lion. Silver patina. 6-1/2" d. This item may have additional high-resolution photographs, available to view at our Dropbox.

Gilt bronze rampant lion. China. Tang period (618-920). 2.25in. Provenance: Dr. Paul Herman Ludwig Kempner and Margaret Von Mendelssohn Kempner, Berlin; By descent to Maximilian Walter Kempner, New Yo

Tomb figure. China. Tang period (618-920). Standing figure of an armoured Lokapala on the back of a bull. Traces of pigment remaining. 28in high. Fitted base. Provenance: Purchased at Ancient Chinese

A LOBED RIM BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY China, 618-907. The eight-side lobed rim mirror with four raised and lobed cartouches composed of foliate scrolls, each containing a bird perched on a flower su

Eastern Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Lovely mirror of solid cast bronze, top decorated in four scrolling sections with low relief symbols beneath. Reverse is reserved and was once sil

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A spectacular silvered bronze mirror of circular form with a zoomorphic suspension loop on the front. The rear was once polished to a smooth reflecti

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A cast leaded bronze mirror of an elegant form with a petite flower within each of the eight broad lobes protruding around the peripheries. The cente

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful cast-bronze mirror of a minimalist discoid form with a frontal recess bearing a perforated suspension nodule. The planar verso was at one

唐 螭龙纹铜镜 Cast in high relief to the center with five striding animated mythical beasts within two patterned borders. Tang Dynasty period. Height: 6 in (15.2 cm

White metal alloy circular mirror decorated with vegetal and animal patterns. The typical decoration, characterized by wild beasts and birds chasing each other between foliate scrolls and bunches of g

Bronze mirror. China. Han period 2nd B.C.- 2nd A.D. Decoration of four deer and an inscription. 5-1/4" high.

Silvered bronze mirror. China. Probably Han period. Relief decoration of various figures. 8.75in H.

BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY, CHINA Diam. 29 cm. Weight 2931 gram.

BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY, CHINA; Diam. 18 cm. Weight 2142 gram.

BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY, CHINA; Diam. 20 cm. Weight 1080 gram.

H. 1 cm.W. 14.5 cm.Weight. 558 gram.

BRONZE MIRROR, TANG DYNASTY, CHINA; Diam. 29 cm. Weight 2132 gram.

THREE TANG STYLE BRONZE MIRRORS China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or earlier. Consisting of one octofoil mirror, the pierced knob surrounded by birds and floral designs, one circular mirror, the pierced

Dynasty, 17th century, calligraphic & scenic, 1 1/4" x 5 1/4"... Hu tablets, also known as shouban (‘hand tablet’ in Chinese)1 were used as early as the Tang period, 618 – 906.2 During the Ming

China. Bronze mirror (Tang dynasty style). 1700 AD circa. 238 gr. - 77 mm

China. Bronze mirror (Tang dynasty style). 1700 AD circa. 238 gr. - 77 mm

China. Bronze mirror (Tang dynasty style). 1800 AD circa. 221 gr. - 91 mm.

China, Tang dynasty, gilt bronze mirror, round body with flat base and floral carved edges, gilt raised animals around middle with large raised bump in center. Diameter 4 3/4 in.