An inscribed bronze ‘dragon and phoenix’ washer, Yuan dynasty
Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1279–1368), this piece was likely intended for scholar’s table use. A circular bronze washer cast with a central design of a dragon and a phoenix flanking a vertical inscription in archaistic script, likely referencing auspicious or imperial connotations. The underside may feature further inscriptions such as “????” (da ji yang, meaning “great fortune”), and the surface shows areas of natural green and reddish patina from age. Dimensions?Diameter: 5.75 inches; Height: 2.25 inches.
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Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1279–1368), this piece was likely intended for scholar’s table use. A circular bronze washer cast with a central design of a dragon and a phoenix flanking a vertical inscription in archaistic script, likely referencing auspicious or imperial connotations. The underside may feature further inscriptions such as “????” (da ji yang, meaning “great fortune”), and the surface shows areas of natural green and reddish patina from age. Dimensions?Diameter: 5.75 inches; Height: 2.25 inches.
Condition
perfect condition
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