Bushell, Stephen W. (Stephen Wootton), 1844-1908, Victoria and Albert Museum · London : Printed for H.M. Stationery Off. by Wyman · leaf 174
ow of bosses, alternately tipped withgold and silver, while some of the details of the relief decoration arealso inlaid with the same metals. The inscription inside would appearonce to have been overlaid with beaten gold, as scratches madethrough the patina with a knife to bring out the characters… … Fio. 49.—Sacrificial Bowl. P^an. Ciiou Dynasty.Bronze inlaid with Gold and Silver.No. 174-99. H. 10^ in., W. 2 ft. \)\ in BRONZE. 85 with caution. The epigraphy rcscmliles closely that of the stonedrums, an example of which has been given in Fig. 7 in Chajjter II.,although this inscription is two…
Art, Chinese · Decorative arts
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