Jin Dynasty Officially Made Wanyan Family Use Pisces Bronze Mirror

CHINESE TANG DYNASTY BRONZE MIRROR INLAID WITH GOLD SHELL Diam. 8.5 cm. Weight 167 gram.

CHINESE TANG DYNASTY BRONZE MIRROR WITH GOLD SHELL Diam. 9.2 cm. Weight 277 gram.

D:19cm Wt:420g

TANG DYNASTY, CHINESE BRONZE MIRROR INLAID PURE GOLD AND SEA ANIMAL PATTERN Diam. 9.9 cm. Weight 317 gram.

CHINESE TANG DYNASTY BRONZE GOLD SHELL MIRROR Diam. 7.5 cm. Weight 129 gram.

CHINESE TANG DYNASTY BRONZE GOLD SHELL MIRROR Diam. 8.5 cm. Weight 222 gram.

BEFORE THE MING DYNASTY, BRONZE INLAID GOLD MIRROR Diam. 18.3 cm. Weight 750 gram.

Diameter:20.7cm，weight：1745g

H56cm，L39.3cm，W26.7cm，15.3kg

A Bronze 'TLV' Mirror han dynasty (206 b.c. - 220 a.d.) of circular form, the central knob within a square border of eight small nipples and 'TLV' motif, surrounded by a border of inscriptions, with f

D:13.5cm Wt:345.4g

L:110cm W:31cm Wt:1520g

Han Dynasty bronze with geometric stylized design of animals, a raised dragon and central knob for attachment, surrounded by a border with calligraphy. 7” dia. In a fitted yellow silk case.

Officially Made Buddha Statues in the Ming Dynasty in Ancient China

H49cm，L40cm，W19cm，20.9kg

A pair of partial gilt beasts from the Han Dynasty bronze collection, pure hand-made, beautiful golden color, unique shape, smooth craft lines, thick and natural patina, Length 31.5 cm, width 14.5 cm,

H:36cm，W:22.5cm，weight：8500g

Vietnamese Nguyen Dynasty Tu Duc Period 3-Color Bronze Dragon Censer W/Hundred Treasures, Flaming Pearl & Buddhist Wan Mark (From a Vietnamese Royal Family) - This stunning piece is a bronze censer fr

An intricate and extremely rare silk Kesi imperial suit of parade armor. Qing Dynasty, probably Qianlong period. The high quality of the present suit and the use of Kesi to cover the gilt bronze plate

The Liao Dynasty (907-1125) was a regime established by the Khitans, and Buddhism flourished with the support of the Khitan royal family. This Buddha statue has a plump and round face with a dignified

Measurements: 58" H x 72-1/2" L An intricate and extremely rare silk Kesi imperial suit of parade armor. Qing Dynasty, probably Qianlong period. The high quality of the present suit and the use of Kes

Measurement: Dia. 20 in. Thickness 1-1/4 in. This was a very rare Ming Dynasty (15th Century) Tibetan Buddhism Mandala. It was made by hammering and carving of a piece of copper sheet by skillful Tibe

Qing Dynasty. Height: 33CM Condition: small old chips. Provenance: St. Louis , MO Estate, family had business in China in 1980s.

Qing Dynasty. Total height: 11 inches. Base height: 3.1 inches. Total height: 27.9cm Base height: 8cm Weight: 3993g Condition: Good condition overall. Provenance: St. Louis , MO Estate, family had bus