A Chinese bronze tripod vessel and cover, "Ding",

A Chinese bronze tripod vessel and cover, "Ding"possibly warring states period. Of compressed globular form, on three legs, with upright handles, stylized scroll borders to cover and base. H: 8, Dia:

Archaistic Chinese Bronze Covered DingArchaistic Chinese bronze tripod ding vessel with cover; of bulbous form set on three waisted legs, with tall flared handles; the cover with three loops (wear and

Archaistic Chinese bronze tripod covered ding vessel; of globular form, with loops handles; showing nodules reserved on a diaper patterned ground throughout body and cover; all atop three feet; H: 13

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

Chinese archaic style bronze ding, Possibly Warring States period, verdigris patinated bronze tripod ritual vessel with cover, out-set square handles, 5.75"h (to top of handles) x 8.75"w x 7"d Provena

Standing on three tall curved legs, the domed cover and body decorated with repeated leiwen , flanked by projecting arched handles below the three small rings. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 10 in (26 c

Standing on three tall curved legs, the domed cover and body decorated with repeated leiwen , flanked by projecting arched handles below the three small rings. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 10 in (26 c

A nicely carved antique tripod lidded bronze vessel （Ding)with beast likely handles on cover and legs on bottom. vessel carves ancient Chinese intricately elements. Dimension: H 20cm; Diameter

Chinese Han Dynasty bronze ding vessel, globular form on tripod legs with two upright handles and a domed cover with three loop handles. Appx 7 1/4"h x 7 1/2"d

Chinese Bronze Tripod Vessel (Ding). 1st millennium BCE. Size: 7'' H x 10'' Diameter (18 x 25 cm). Provenance: New England estate.

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Tripod Vessel Ding: A Chinese Antique Bronze Tripod Vessel Ding: Early Spring And Autumn Period, 8Th-7Th Century Bc The Hemispherical Body Raised On Three Tall Waisted Legs St

A Chinese Bronze Vessel and Cover, Ding the compressed globular body encircled by a single raised band and flanked by a pair of loop handles, the domed cover surmounted by three small handles, all sup

A Chinese Bronze Tripod Covered Vessel, Ding the globular body raised above three squat cabriole legs, with two opposing masks mounted with loose ring handles. Height 9 in., 23 cm.

Archaistic Chinese Bronze DingArchaistic Chinese bronze tripod ritual vessel (ding); of rounded form with two tall U-shaped handles, resting on three legs, the body and tops of legs decorated with a t

A BRONZE TRIPOD FOOD VESSEL AND COVER, DING, CHINA, HAN STYLE - 17 cm high, 20 cm wide

Antique Chinese, possibly archaic, bronze tripod ding vessel; of rounded form with tall U-handles and resting on three slim legs, taotie mask to body and framed by three flanges;; H: 9"

spherical basin with squared side handles, lid with three ring handles, on three feet, surfaces with gold and silver overlay in stylized swirl and line pattern, 5 x 6-3/4 x 6 in. [Asian

A Chinese bronze covered ding vessel, Warring State Period (5th/4th BCE). An excellently preserved ancient archaic Chinese bronze cauldron,casted with a pair of upright loop handles, supported on thre

A Chinese Bronze Alloy Tripod Ritual Food Vessel and Cover. The archaic vessel cast with a pair of vertical loop handles, supported on three tapered legs, the body and cover decorated with simple bow

Chinese archaistic bronze tripod Ding vessel, 6.25"h.

Archaistic Chinese bronze ding tripod vessel, the globular body cast with zoomorphic motifs, surmounted by the everted rim set off by paired U-shaped handles, and raised on three tapered feet, 7"h x 6

Chinese archaistic bronze tripod ding vessel; of globular form with large squared loop handles, set upon tripod base; showing elaborate taotie-mask design in relief, reserved on an incised diaper patt

The domical cover molded with various creatures, the legs with creature supports; accompanied by an original Oxford University thermoluminescence test report #366h41, dated October 25, 1984, stating t

A Chinese bronze tripod Ding shaped vessel, dating from the 19th century. Over three long and ornate legs with archaistic chi dragon design on low relief, bowl with two high looping handles.Chinese An