A CHINESE ARCHAISTIC BRONZE FANG GUI

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Fang Gui Dimension: 30x18.2cm Currency: Price in USD

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Gui Vessel cast with taotie masks reserved in four sections against a leiwen ground, flanked by horned handles. Length 13 x height 6 1/2 x diam 8 1/2 in., 33.02 x 16.51 x 2

Chinese archaistic bronze Gui, 6.5"dia.

Chinese archaistic bronze gui vessel; 17" x 22" x 13" (approx.) Condition: wear, losses

Chinese archaistic bronze gui vessel, with a flared rim and low slung body decorated with a register of stylized dragons on a lei-wen pattern, flanked by zoomorphic handles, with stand and lid, 6.75"w

Chinese bronze archaistic covered vessel; of gui form with animal-like handles; exhibiting bird and dragon motifs in low relief atop an incised, diaper-patterned ground; W: 12 1/2" (approx.&#4

CHINESE BRONZE GUI VESSELArchaistic Chinese bronze gui vessel with handles; the bowl form with flared rim, and set on a high foot, with two chilong handles; the body decorated with light relief design

Four Archaistic Chinese BronzesFour archaistic Chinese bronzes: a fang ding with tall U-handles and moulded double-bird finial; two large rounded jars with fitted covers and animal head handles; toget

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

Five Chinese archaistic metal pieces comprising, a bronze Gui, of waisted form with four flanges, a diminutive footed brass bowl with flared sides, a brass or copper bowl, and a circular brass or copp

Chinese bronze archaistic vessel; of gui-like form with elaborate animal-form handles; showing taotie-mask designs in relief reserved on an incised diaper patterned ground; with sectional base; H: 10

CHINESE BRONZE ANTIQUE CEREMONIAL LARGE BOWL, GUI, CHINA, PROBABLY MING DYNASTY The interior of the pan with inscription in an archaic form of Chinese script, which could be indicative of its use or t

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.)

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

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

Qing Period, 17th / 18th century, the censer or gui of bellied form sided by animal head-shaped open handles and raised on a circular foot, both decorated with running panels of mythological birds, th

Chinese Archaistic Bronze Tiger. Modeled in an alert position with bulging almond eyes and a pierced half-open mouth exposing sharp fangs underneath a bulbous snout, elaborately decorated in relief wi

Four Archaistic Chinese BronzesFour archasitic Chinese bronzes: a fang ding with tall U; handles and moulded double-bird finial; two large rounded jars with fitted covers and animal head handles; toge

LARGE BRONZE COVERED GUI VESSELLarge and archaistic, Chinese, Western Zhou-style, covered bronze ritual food gui tripod vessel; the body channeled and with borders of interlocking bands and masks, wit

2 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners, the first an ovoid rectangular bronze with archaistic "Gui" Dragon Head handles and a dark patina, the second with a border of clouds and 8 front-facing rabbits over

Old Chinese Archaic Bronze Gui Censer 5''x10.5''. Thick molded relief taotie masks with figural head handles. Some archaistic calligraphy on bowls interior. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dyn

Chinese Archaic Bronze Gui Censer 3.25''x5.5''. Shang style with archaistic motifs. Small hole in bottom. Possibly Ming dynasty, 16th century.

(lot of 7) Chinese archaistic bronze vessels, of different types, each with taotie, geometrical or figural patterns to the body, largest: 12"h. Provenance: Retired Southern California Professor

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.