Bronze Dynasty

A vintage Chinese Han Dynasty style Hu shaped bronze table lamp from the mid 20th century, with scrollwork décor, mythical animal handles and wooden base.

A Qing Dynasty period elmwood low kang cabinet from the 19th century with everted flanges, two petite doors, scrolls and floral motifs.

A Gorgeous Pair of Antique Chinese 19th Century, Qing Dynasty, Cloisonne Multi-Cartouche Blue Ground Gu Form Vases. These vases feature a surface detailed with birds, plants, and cl...

This is a large, painted storage jar that would have been placed in a tomb in north-central China during the Western Han dynasty (206 B.C.E.–9 C.E.). It is based on the hu bronze win...

This collectible artifact is crafted from Tibetan silver (a silver-colored white metal alloy) or silver-plated bronze in about late Qing Dynasty and can be found in museum collectio...

Chinese Patinated Bronze Tripod Covered Censor Qing Dynasty, the underside with an imperial six-character mark.

This lustrous green glaze imitated the bronze ritual vessels of earlier dynasties, which the wealthy could no longer commission in bronze under Han sumptuary restrictions, making gla...

This sculpture is reminiscent of Ming Dynasty Sino-Tibetan prototypes. The Buddha’s rounded, cherubic face is a direct reflection of Ming Dynasty images, while the double lotus base,...

Small devotional bronzes from the Pala dynasty are increasingly scarce, as the vast majority were subjected to centuries of ritual handling, burial, or recycling.

6th–9thC Chinese Bronze Bodhisattva of Compassion, Tang Dynasty — Fine and Expressive Early Casting.

A striking vintage Chinese bronze sculpture depicting the celebrated Gansu Flying Horse, also known as the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow, inspired by the famous Easter...

Rare 19th Century Chinese Bronze Foo Dog With Wings. Our Outstanding 19th century Chinese late Qing Dynasty bronze foo dog or guardian lion with wings is well detailed and to our kno...

The decorations were typically incised or stamped, featuring geometric patterns, zoomorphic designs, and motifs that are also seen in Shang bronze works. * Zhou Dynasty Pottery (104...

Chinese Archaistic Han Dynasty style bronze prancing horse with verdigris patina on a custom walnut base.

From the Ming dynasty onwards, bronze figures of Daoist deities and immortals occupied an important place within the domestic interior.

This is a bronze vase made in Korea during the late Goryeo dynasty (around the 12th–13th century).

Burma, Mandalay region, last capital of the kingdom under the Konbaung dynasty. Bronze with brown patina

Each of the three drawers have four bronze Chinese characters drawer pulls which represent the Four Chinese Dynasty's - the Han, Song, Tang, and Ming.

This pair of statues are vintage Chinese Tang Dynasty style bronze horse figurines. The figurines emulate the elegant and powerful style of horses from the Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD),...

Archaistic Shang dynasty (1600-1046 BC) style bronze 'double ram' vessel, Zun type.

This antique Chinese mirror is cast of bronze in the tang-dynasty style, with a lobed rim of eight flower petals, each filled with small cloud motifs.

This exceptionally rare Han Dynasty bronze frog drum, produced in Yunnan, China and dating to approximately 200 BC–200 AD, is a powerful survival from the earliest tradition of ritua...

An elegantly cast bronze vessel from Qing Dynasty China. The pear-shaped body sits atop a splayed foot, and rises to a waisted neck and flared rim.

Handsigned by the artist in pencil Certificate of authenticity Provenance : Private collection Still rooted in figurative art, Zao Wou-ki creates a landscape in which gnarled trees...

The treatment of the figures in the background—delicate and fragile—echoes the bronzes of the Shang dynasty, which left a lasting impression on the artist’s imagination.

The flying horse is a distinguished symbol from the Han Dynasty. The original bronze sculpture, dating back to the Eastern Han Dynasty (25–220 CE), was discovered in 1969 in a Ha...

The waist of the vase was decorated with fine silver wire inlays of zoomorphic motifs called taotie mask, which is commonly found on Shang and Zhou dynasty ritual bronzes and jades o...

The window openings showcase Han Dynasty-inspired bronze flower vases and wine caps.

Fashioned as a stylized Han dynasty bronze urn, this magnificent ceramic lamp by Marbro is imposing in its uniqueness.

The blue border is adorned with ivory and rose peonies, and the inner guard stripe includes an ivory Greek fret motif known as a 'thunder line', which is a Chinese ideogram found on ...

The foot of the urn, as well as the shoulder above the main body, are carved with lambrequins inset with traditional Chinese repetitive patterns often found on ancient dynastic bronz...

A twentieth century Han dynasty style bronze recumbent horse with three legs tucked under the body and head slightly turned.