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Han dancer Clay sculpture - musuem replica Catalogue: Gifts & Home Decor: Reproductions: Museum Replicas: Contemporary   item# 338818 (stock# S1228)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $149  This Han lady servant statue in clay is a museum replica. It was made to resemble the famous original burial objects found in Xi’An, and now in the exhibition halls of ShaanXi history museum as well as several other large museums around the world, one being the San Francisco’s Asia Art Museum. True to the original’s size and style, this carefully replicated clay statue is measured 24” high, 7” wide and 5” deep. It weighs approx. 45 lbs after packaging. A popular home décor item amongst designe ...click for details

Chinese Bronze - Food Container Catalogue: Gifts & Home Decor: Reproductions: Museum Replicas: Contemporary   item# 258671 (stock# M2024)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $99  Chinese Bronze has long been considered a treasure from ancient China. Dating back to 4000 years ago, Chinese bronze were not only the daily utensils, work tools and weapons of the people of ancient times, but also exquisite works of master craftsmen, which have been handed down from generation to generation. The study of Chinese bronze usually spans an extensive period of time, up to the end of the Han Dynasty (220 AD). Excavation during the early to mid 1950s in the People's Republic of Ch ...click for details

Chinese Bronze Wine Container Catalogue: Gifts & Home Decor: Reproductions: Museum Replicas: Contemporary   item# 258627 (stock# M2018)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $139  Chinese Bronze has long been considered a treasure from China. Dating back to 4000 years ago, Chinese bronze were not only the daily utensils, work tools and weapons of the people of ancient times, but also exquisite works of master craftsmen, which have been handed down from generation to generation. The study of Chinese bronze usually spans an extensive period of time, up to the end of the Han Dynasty (220 AD). Excavation during the early to mid 1950s in the People's Republic of China had ...click for details

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