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Ritual grain server (Gui)

Ritual grain server (Gui), Ancient China

Ritual grain server (Gui), zoomed in

28.1 cm

Ritual grain server (Gui) scale comparison

34 cm

See Ritual grain server (Gui) in the Kaleidoscope

Ritual grain server (Gui) is an Ancient Chinese Bronze Sculpture created between 1000BCE and 900BCE. It lives at the Freer Gallery of Art in the United States. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Vessels. Source

Zhong Bell, 戰國秦青銅鐘, Ancient China

Zhong Bell, 戰國秦青銅鐘

Forked blade, 璋 (Zhang), Ancient China

Forked blade, 璋 (Zhang)

1800 – 1600BCE

Ritual wine cup (Zhi), Ancient China

Ritual wine cup (Zhi)

1100 – 1000BCE

Bronze Bull Leaping Figure, Aegean Civilizations

Bronze Bull Leaping Figure

1600 – 1450BCE

Circular “pilgrim” Flask, The Etruscans

Circular “pilgrim” Flask

Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit, Antoine Pevsner

Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit

Antoine Pevsner, 1952

Harness Trapping in the Shape of a Horse, Bronze Age

Harness Trapping in the Shape of a Horse

Canopic Jars, Ancient Egypt

Canopic Jars

Iron Axe Head, Iron Age

Iron Axe Head

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