A4031, China Large Ancient Bronze Mirror With Flowers, Later Tang Dynasty AD 900
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:3697980 | Type: Mirror |
| Maker: China | Style: Asian |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Age: AD 900's |
| Color: Green | Primary Material: Bronze |
| Country/Region of Origin: China |
A4031, China Large Ancient Bronze Mirror with Flowers, Later Tang Dynasty AD 900's. VF, please refer the picture. Size: 103 mm in diameter.
Weight: around 127 gram. This piece is a China Later Tang Dynasty Large bronze mirror. Traditonal Later Tang Dynasty style, with flowers in the face. Minted in very good quality during 10th century. The mirror will be sent by air-registered mail, which will not meet with customs problems.
Bronz...e mirrors were produced in China from neolithic times until the Qing Dynasty, when western glass mirrors were brought to China. Bronze mirrors were usually circular, with one side polished bright, to give a reflection, and the reverse side with designs. They often had a knob in the center so that they could be attached to clothing. Some of the earliest examples of Chinese bronze mirrors belonged to the Neolithic Qijia culture from around 2000 BCE. However, until Warring States times, bronze mirrors were not common with approximately only twenty having been discovered. During the Warring States period, mirrors became particularly popular. It was during the Han Dynasty, and the introduction of the TLV mirror, that mirrors started to be mass-produced. Both Han and Tang mirrors are considered to be the most technically advanced. Bronze mirrors continued to remain popular up through the Song Dynasty, but then gradually lost their popularity and ceased to be produced after the arrival of Western mirrors during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
We are member of ANA (American Numismatic Association), IBNS (International Bank Note Society), GBPS (Great Britain Philatelic Society), LANSA(Latin American Paper Money Society), ACPF(All China Philatelic Federation). All Goods are 100% guaranteed genuine. We don't sell any fake items. Air-registered postage to worldwide is USD 5.00 (14 to 24 days).Multi-items can be combined to save postage. Express Mail Service (EMS or FedEx) will cost around USD 60.00. Payment: We accept PayPal. For other payment, please contact us.
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Weight: around 127 gram. This piece is a China Later Tang Dynasty Large bronze mirror. Traditonal Later Tang Dynasty style, with flowers in the face. Minted in very good quality during 10th century. The mirror will be sent by air-registered mail, which will not meet with customs problems.
Bronz...e mirrors were produced in China from neolithic times until the Qing Dynasty, when western glass mirrors were brought to China. Bronze mirrors were usually circular, with one side polished bright, to give a reflection, and the reverse side with designs. They often had a knob in the center so that they could be attached to clothing. Some of the earliest examples of Chinese bronze mirrors belonged to the Neolithic Qijia culture from around 2000 BCE. However, until Warring States times, bronze mirrors were not common with approximately only twenty having been discovered. During the Warring States period, mirrors became particularly popular. It was during the Han Dynasty, and the introduction of the TLV mirror, that mirrors started to be mass-produced. Both Han and Tang mirrors are considered to be the most technically advanced. Bronze mirrors continued to remain popular up through the Song Dynasty, but then gradually lost their popularity and ceased to be produced after the arrival of Western mirrors during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
We are member of ANA (American Numismatic Association), IBNS (International Bank Note Society), GBPS (Great Britain Philatelic Society), LANSA(Latin American Paper Money Society), ACPF(All China Philatelic Federation). All Goods are 100% guaranteed genuine. We don't sell any fake items. Air-registered postage to worldwide is USD 5.00 (14 to 24 days).Multi-items can be combined to save postage. Express Mail Service (EMS or FedEx) will cost around USD 60.00. Payment: We accept PayPal. For other payment, please contact us.
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