A Chinese archaic bronze ritual vessel with cover, late Ming/early Qing.
A Chinese archaic bronze ritual vessel with cover, late Ming/early Qing.
Domed cover decorated with inscription, the bulbous body decorated with relief pattern and two mythical beast handles, raised on four feet. Height 20 cm.
Wear. Altered.
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Purchased at Stockholms Auktionsverk in 1999.
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