April 26, 2024
An Asian Champleve-Enameled Bronze Lidded Vessel
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An Asian Champleve-Enameled Bronze Lidded Vessel � larger photos: � 1 -2 -3 -4 Far East, Japan or China, Late 17th to early 18th century CE. Of tapering pear shape, raised on a tall foot (reminiscent of the archaic Hu form); has beautiful floral and scrolled design throughout border over white and turquoise backgrounds. Handle has figural fish head/water beast terminals where connects to jar. Chop mark on the base indicating the maker. 9"H (23cm) x 6-1/8"W (15.5cm). In near-choice condition with lovely patina on the exposed bronze elements. PROVENANCE: Ex-Sarkisian Estate, Denver, CO acquired in Hong Kong in the 1950's.� Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity � � � � Custom listed using TROCADERO 's automated HTML and Picture Hosting tools.
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