A Bronze 'Garlic Mouth' Bottle Vase 17th century Of pear-shaped form, the long tapered neck with a garlic neck beneath a lipped rim
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A BRONZE 'GARLIC MOUTH' BOTTLE VASE 17th century Of pear-shaped form, the long tapered neck with a garlic neck beneath a lipped rim, the neck-midsection bounded by a raised band, the circular foot with an integral hexagonal base with applied ruyi -head feet. 51cm (20 1/8in) high. Footnotes: 十七世紀 銅蒜頭瓶
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