A Chinese bronze archaistic vase, Gu, Ming Dynasty
Chinese and Japanese Ceramics and Works of Art
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 6 000 - 8 000
Selling Price
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ZAR 6 332
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About this Item
A Chinese bronze archaistic vase, Gu, Ming Dynasty
with flared lip, the waisted body with a band of stylized taotie masks, divided by four crenelated flanges, the neck and base with bands of cicada style lappets divided by further flanges, the base with traces of an indistinct seal mark, 21,5cm high
Provenance
The Andrew Newall Collection.
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