A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vase 17th/18th Century

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vase 17th/18th Century

£550

The bronze vase of baluster form with a raised neck. A band of scrolling of entwined Chilong to body of vase. With moulded lion mask ring handles. 17cm high. Provenance: A.T. Arber-Cooke Collection. Ex Lot 483 – Phillips – 23 Feb 1994. Catalogue available confirming provenance.

SKU: A061

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