Zun-type vase, Chinese, 19th century Qing dynasty, 1644–1911, ceremonial/ritual vessel with taotie iconography, height 33.0 cm, diameter 23.8 cm., An aged metallic object with a cylindrical body and a flared circular top sits upright on a reflective surface, showing a weathered bronze or brass patina with greenish corrosion and darker brown areas; the top rim features a ring of small metal loops and the body is covered with interlinked metal loops forming a textured lattice, and the reflection below repeats these shapes and colors against a pale gray background.
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Zun-type vase, Chinese, 19th century Qing dynasty, 1644–1911, ceremonial/ritual vessel with taotie iconography, height 33.0 cm, diameter 23.8 cm., An aged metallic object with a cylindrical body and a flared circular top sits upright on a reflective surface, showing a weathered bronze or brass patina with greenish corrosion and darker brown areas; the top rim features a ring of small metal loops and the body is covered with interlinked metal loops forming a textured lattice, and the reflection below repeats these shapes and colors against a pale gray background.

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