A possibly late Ming Chinese bronze vase with

Late Ming Dynasty Chinese Bronze Vase. Measures approx. 7" tall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any

Pair of Antique Chinese Bronze Vases, possibly Ming dynasty. Each Size: 6.5'' x 3'' x 3'' (17 x 8 x 8 cm).

A Chinese bronze arrow vase, possibly Ming, of slender pear form with twin tubular handles and raised on a conical base, cast with archaistic forms, 21cm high.

Late Ming Chinese Bronze House-God Seated Figure, the reverse with Wan-Shaped openings possibly for use over incense; bears old Museum numbers inside. Good condition with heavy dark patina. Height 6 i

Antique Chinese bronze vase; of hu form; with animal handles and intricate incised patterns to body; possibly Ming Dynasty; H: 7 3/8" (approx.)

*RE-LISTED DUE TO BUYER NOT PAYING* A Chinese Bronze Archaic Style Vase Possibly Late 19th Century. Measures 18 1/4" Tall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request an

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Vase with loop handles, a Ming Dynasty Bronze Fu Lion with open base and mouth on a custom hard wood stand, and an Iron water pot, possibly a bird feeder. Height of vase 9

A Chinese Parcel Gilt Bronze Vase on Stand Late Ming Dynasty Of globular urn form with mask handles and raised on tined base joined by a foot ring. Height 7 1/4 inches C

ANTIQUE CHINESE TAOTIE MARK BRONZE VASE - CIRCA LATE MING DYNASTY. 23 CM TALL, 15 CM WIDE. PROVENANCE - FREDERICK MD ESTATE

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! ANTIQUE CHINESE TAOTIE MARK BRONZE VASE - CIRCA LATE MING DYNASTY. 23 CM TALL, 15 CM WIDE. PROVENANCE - FREDERICK MD ESTATE

possibly late Qing dynasty, each of baluster form, mounted on gilt bronze tiered bases, vase 12-3/4 in., 29 in. to finial Provenance: Property from a Prominent Sewickley, Pennsylvania Family

East Asia, China, late Ming to Early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. An elegant arrow vase cast from bronze- the unusual side cylinders were used in a drinking game called touhu or pitch po

A Fine Chinese Archaistic Pear Shaped Bronze Vase: with two dragon head handles around the shoulder, with patches of green 'encrustation' and a brownish patina, of Late Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 6-1/4"

A CHINESE LATE YUAN/MING BRONZE TWIN HANDLED ALTAR VASE with thatched decoration. 10.75ins high.

AN ORIENTAL MING STYLE BRONZE VASE, possibly early, the shoulders and neck cast in relief with a fisherman and with a buddhistic lion, 7.1in high.

Measures 11" early Qing Dynasty possibly even late Ming purchased decades ago from one of the more reliable asian antique stores in Manhatten, Bulbous base with thin neck provenace Palm Beach collecto

A good Chinese bronze mirror, late Ming-early Qing dynasty, 17th century the stand heavily cast in the form of a mysterious animal, possibly a "Xiezhi" in a resting position with the front l

possibly Ming dynasty, seated on lotus leaf with crossed legs and holding a small vase in hands, wearing flowing robes and decorated breast plate, elaborate headdress with flowing ribbons on shoulder

A bronze vase of archaistic shape, fanggu, with stylised geometric decorations and taotie masks China, late Ming dynasty, 17th century (h. 26,5 cm.)

A Chinese gold lacquered bronze figure of a deity, late Ming Dynasty, riding a qilin, with an ornate crown, and in a meditative pose 25.5cm high Base rim slightly worn and uneven. Fingertips possibly

Chinese vase turned lamp, possibly Ming, with ornate gilt bronze cap and base, 3 light sockets. White ground with painted figures in red, blue and green. Measures 28.5"H in total; vase 18"H x 9"W. Con

Large late 19th/early 20th c. Asian champleve bronze vase, converted to one light table lamp, possibly Chinese, decorated with polychrome enamel and hatch work, approx 30"h, 8.75lbs *Provenance: Estat

DESCRIPTION: Ming Dynasty Chinese Bronze Vase. Featuring Garlic mouth top and bottle form. Embellished with coiled dragon along the neck, and floral lotus root applications. Marked underneath the base

Late Ming Chinese Bronze Buffalo Water Dropper, the well modeled figure with open mouth and a hole at the back for water control. Age related deep patina; a rectangular hole in the base originally plu