Decorated Vase, Bronze, China, Qing Dynasty, 18th–19th Century.
A bulbous bronze vase with archaic decoration. Two handles in the form of stylised zoomorphic creatures are situated on either side of the neck.
The decorative band on the body depicts a distinctive, symmetrical mask of the mythical monster Taotie (characterised by large eyes and horn-like protrusions). The background of the decoration is filled with a dense geometric motif known as Leiwen (a pattern of clouds and thunder, resembling square meanders).
In the lower section, pointed-arch panels are filled with geometric patterns.
The vase is signed.
China, Qing Dynasty, 18th–19th century.
Patinated bronze.
Height: 35 cm, diameter: 30 cm.
Condition: good.
The decorative band on the body depicts a distinctive, symmetrical mask of the mythical monster Taotie (characterised by large eyes and horn-like protrusions). The background of the decoration is filled with a dense geometric motif known as Leiwen (a pattern of clouds and thunder, resembling square meanders).
In the lower section, pointed-arch panels are filled with geometric patterns.
The vase is signed.
China, Qing Dynasty, 18th–19th century.
Patinated bronze.
Height: 35 cm, diameter: 30 cm.
Condition: good.
850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Diameter: 30
Height: 35
Reference (ID): 1777314
Availability: In stock
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