A Bronze Vase, Gu Late Ming Dynasty Set on a raised foot, the body rising to a tall trumpet mouth cast with four upright plantain leaves
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A BRONZE VASE, GU Late Ming Dynasty Set on a raised foot, the body rising to a tall trumpet mouth cast with four upright plantain leaves, the lower and mid-sections with notched flanges enclosing archaistic designs of taotie masks on leiwen grounds, the neck interior incised with a pictogram. 26.2cm (10 3/8in) high. Footnotes: 明晚期 銅觚
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