CHINESE BRONZE FLOWER MIRROR

D:in(18cm) L:in(cm) W:in(cm) wt:780g

CHINESE GOLD INLAID BRONZE PHOENIX FLOWER SHAPED MIRROR TANG DYNASTY. Diam. 16 cm. Weight 453 gram. . Domestic shipping $30 and oversea $100. Combined shipping available. Pick-up available in our NJ w

A Chinese flower-shaped bronze mirror dating from the Tang dynasty. The back of the mirror has three beasts rendered in low relief. Dimensions are: 6 5/8 inches in diameter, 16.8 cm. Weight: 554 grams

A Circular Cloisonne Bronze 'Phoenix& Flower' Mirror. Body enameled with polychrome flowers and phoenixes, all reserved on a bright turquoise ground. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark

Two Chinese bronze mirrors, Han Dynasty or later, one with the central knop surrounded by mythical beasts, 13.3cm diameter and the other a 'birds and flowers' octafoil mirror, 11cm diameter, in fabric

A Chinese gilt bronze mirror with birds and flower, dating from the Tang dynasty (618-906). A square shape mirror with rounded edges, front almost like a shield, with raised birds and flowers surround

Chinese enameled bronze & Jade box, floral decorated rim with heavily carved Jade medallion showing bird & flowers, lid has mirror on inside, box is 5" by 3.75:, height is 1.75"

A Chinese cloisonne flowers double phoenix bronze round mirror Qing dynasty 18.7 cm Diam x 2.2 cm T x Weight 1230 gram. This cloisonne bronze mirror is dense and heavy. It is painted with phoenix patt

Chinese enameled bronze & Jade vanity mirror, floral decorated rim with heavily carved Jade medallion showing bird & flowers, note, handle of mirror is missing, 6" by 5.5"

Chinese Hard Wood frame carved, pierced and polished with a Melon shaped opening for stone or mirror, the edges with Butterfly, flowers, leaves and tendrils, a Chinese bronze hanger to top. Height 13

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A bronze oval mirror; lotus flower petal design to the edge; to the centre a pierced boss with knot-work flower motifs to the edge; reflective surface to the reverse. 200 gra

Lao Tian li zhi: Pr Chinese Cloisonne & Gilt Bronze Vases, the body hexagonally fluted with a mirror design of the flowers of the 4 seasons with wan fret background, the neck with scrolling flowers al

Pair Chinese Gilt Bronze & Cloisonne Hexagon Vases, the six sides alternating with mirror paired designs of branches of flowers, birds and butterflies between scrolling flower panels, each on a cream

Three as a set, one case with archaistic motif, one cast with monkeys among grape vines, the other of flower shape cast with figural hunting scene in golden color. Approx. 7.6inch W (largest).

Of circular shape, cast and pierced with four twisted beasts embracing the central flower knob, with box. 3.8inch W (w/o box).

Two Chinese bronze mirrors fixed on wood stands, both cast with four beasts running amid flowers, the centre with raised pierced knob. Approx. 3.5inch W (larger w/ stand). The Estate of Lady Lily Yanc

China, antique bronze mirror, with a multitude of symbols, flowers, ruyi clouds, creatures and repeating patterns in a circular design. Diameter 7 in.

China, antique bronze mirror, with a multitude of symbols, flowers, ruyi clouds, creatures and repeating patterns in a circular design. Diameter 7 in.

Of circular shape, cast in raised relief with stylized flowers and beasts surrounding a central knob. Approx. 3.3inch D.

China, antique bronze mirror, in the form of a lotus flower, decorated in relief with figures and animals, with scalloped petal patterns. Diameter 10 in.

A Chinese Antique Bronze Mirror: Of Circular Form, Finely Carved With Blooming Flower And Swirling Dragon Figures Along The Rear Surrounding The Rounded Finial; Size: D: 8-3/4" (22.23cm)

With fu four lions circulating the center knob, together with flowers and auspicious symbols. Dia. 16.5cm (6 1/2 in.)

Circular, the center decorated with mythical beasts, phoenixes and Qilin figures, within a border of birds and flowers. D. 6 in.

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A cast leaded bronze mirror of an elegant form with a petite flower within each of the eight broad lobes protruding around the peripheries. The cente