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Classifications: Bronzes

Classifications: Bronzes
Mirror
Chinese
206-100 B.C.
93.18
Xu
Chinese
8th century B.C.
43.13
Chariot hub caps
Chinese
5th century - 3rd century B.C.
40.17.1
Chariot hub caps
Chinese
5th century - 3rd century B.C.
40.17.2
Bronze finial; relief bird design
Chinese
early 8th-mid 3rd century B.C.
48.80
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
Bronze mirror
Chinese
early 5th-mid 3rd century B.C.
49.59
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
Jia
Chinese
late 2nd millennium B.C.
55.13
Wine vessel (hu)
Chinese
206 B.C.-9 A.D.
82.151
Mirror
Chinese
206 B.C.-A.D. 8
40.10
Zhong (suspension bell)
Chinese
5th - 3rd century B.C.
40.12
Gui (food vessel)
Chinese
2nd millennium BC
45.48
Vessel support: Tiger
Chinese
5th century B.C.
45.31
Marriage Mirror
Chinese
8th century
45.32
Bronze covered Ding
Chinese
3rd century B.C.
40.15
Bronze Ornament
Chinese
early 8th-mid 3rd century B.C.
35.14
Mirror
Chinese
ca. 450-221 B.C.
40.14
Bronze bird applique
Chinese
early 5th-late 3rd century B.C.
45.76
Vessel (Yi)
Chinese
5th-3rd century B.C.
86.286
Bronze mirror with inscription
Chinese
206 B.C.-220 A.D.
50.96
Marriage Mirror
Chinese
8th century
51.107
Incense burner
Chinese
probably 3rd century B.C.
50.102
Pole Terminal
Chinese
650-106 B.C.
52.127
Miniature Bell
Chinese
960-1279
52.130
Silk Worm
Chinese
52.125
Mirror
Chinese
late 7th century to early 8th century
47.123
Pan
Chinese
early 5th-late 3rd century B.C.
52.157
Ding
Chinese
12th century B.C.
49.152
Guang (wine container)
Chinese
12th-11th century B.C.
55.209
Mirror
Chinese
206 B.C.-220 A.D.
48.157
Bronze mirror; gold applique
Chinese
early 7th-early 10th Century
48.158
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