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Classifications: Bronzes

Classifications: Bronzes
145 to 180 of 342
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.215
Waterdropper modelled as a horse
Japanese
19th century
92.47.216
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.217
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.218
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.219
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.220
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.221
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.222
Qi (Ceremonial Axe)
Chinese
late 16th-late 11th century BCE
48.78
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.223
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.224
Bronze finial; relief bird design
Chinese
early 8th-mid 3rd century B.C.
48.80
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.225
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.226
Waterdropper modelled as a boar
Japanese
19th century
92.47.227
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.228
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.229
Waterdropper
Japanese
92.47.230
Paperweight
Japanese
92.47.231
Mirror
Korean
33.1868
Mirror
Korean
12th-13th century
33.1869
Spoon with prongs on handle
Korean
1392-1910
33.1828
Spoon
Korean
mid 1st century B.C.-late 7th century A.D.
33.1830
Bronze Zhi
Chinese
mid 18th-mid 11th Century BC
39.23
Bronze Rein Guide for Horse
Chinese
ca.12th-11th century B.C.
39.24
Cap for butt of Ge
Chinese
early 5th-late 3rd century B.C.
39.25
Mirror
Chinese
ca. 450-221 B.C.
39.26
Openwork and engraved stand
Persian
12th - 13th century
54.36
Bronze hand censer
Chinese
7th century
39.27
"Ghanta"; bell
Javanese
ca. 8th century - 9th century
54.52
Spoon
Javanese
7th - 8th century
54.54
Dance of Siva
Indian
16th-18th century
44.53
Bronze mirror
Chinese
early 5th-mid 3rd century B.C.
49.59
Incense burner in the form of a bird
Persian
13th century
49.46
Bronze Bell; type zhung
Chinese
early 6th-mid 3rd century B.C.
49.62
Incense burner
Chinese
5th-mid 3rd century B.C.
54.73

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