A Group Of Three Bronze Mirrors Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty (3)
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A GROUP OF THREE BRONZE MIRRORS Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty Comprising: a bronze 'TLV' mirror with a central domed knop, cast in relief with a series of 'T', 'L' and 'V'-shaped geometric symbols and The Guardians of the Four Directions; a 'lion and grapevine' pattern mirror, cast with a lion form knop surrounded by a variety of birds and mythical beasts amongst fruit laden vines; and a smaller 'lion and grapevine' mirror. The largest 18cm (7in) diam. (3). Footnotes: 漢及唐 銅鏡一組三件 Provenance : Christie's, 22nd December 1969, set 181 (the smaller Tang mirror). An English private collection This set is subject to the following set symbols: Y Y Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.
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