Chinese Bronze Ornaments

This lovely bronze vase is a reproduction of an ancient Chinese wine vessel known as a 'Hu'. The originals were first produced during the Shang dyn...

This unusual lidded container is a reproduction of an ancient bronze ritual vessel. Bronze and ceramic vessels were produced from as early as the S...

This unusual item is a reproduction of an ancient Chinese bronze Hé wine vessel. Cast in bronze and inlaid with gold, the finish is a lovely, antiq...

This beautifully cast bronze boar is a reproduction of a Chinese 'zun' wine vessel in an antiqued, verdigris finish. Bronze vessels like this one w...

This tall, narrow necked jug is cast in bronze, with gold etched detail. It is a reproduction of a ritual wine pitcher, in a design that dates back...

This serene, seated Buddha is cast in bronze but with a distressed gold finish. The Buddha is seated with hands positioned for meditation. Beautifu...

This elegant vase in case bronze is a reproduction of the wine vessels used in ancient China for rituals. The main body of the vase and the base ar...

This cast bronze vase is a reproduction of a 'hu' wine vessel. The originals dated from as far back as the Shang dynasty (1600 - 1045 BC) and were ...

These cast bronze horses are copies of one unearthed in Gansu province in 1969 that dates from the Han dynasty (206BC - 220AD). The original is now...

These little horses make lovely ornaments, either individually or as a pair. Cast in bronze with a verdigris finish, they are posed with a front fo...

Made from cast bronze, this figure is in the form of a Chinese lion or tiger, with its tail ending in a small dish for holding incense or a candle....

These lovely horses are cast in bronze and are reproductions of an ancient design from the Han dynasty. The horse is shown saddled, with head down....

This bronze lamp, in the form of a female court attendant holding a lantern, is a replica of a 2nd century bronze excavated from a Han dynasty tomb...

This lovely horse in bronze is a replica of one dating from the Chinese Eastern Han dynasty (206BC - 220AD). The original horse was unearthed in 19...

This serene Buddha head is in cast iron. The Buddha is shown here with elongated ears lobes to represent enlightenment.

These decorative cast iron horses are replicas of pieces from China's Tang dynasty (618 - 907 AD). They are given an antiqued appearance and make b...

These lovely horses are replicas of similar pieces from the Tang dynasty (618 - 907 AD). Horses were first domesticated in China over 5,000 years a...

This handsome seated buddha is in cast bronze. It is a reproduction but has been 'aged' to give an antique looking finish.

This wonderful reproduction bronze vase is intricately decorated with a silver inlay showing various figures, animals and symbols from Chinese myth...