A bronze and cloisonne jar, China, circa 1900, with inscritption to base.
A bronze and cloisonne jar, China, circa 1900, with inscritption to base.
Archaistic bronze shape. Height 30 cm.
Wear, tarnished.
Provenance
Purchased at auction from the Collection of Professor Jan Wirgin, Director emeritus of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm.
More information
The base inscription might have been covered to protect it during the cultural revolution.
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