Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Gui 簋 (food vessel)

On view

Asian Art
Huo Pavilion

Gui 簋 (food vessel),

12th–11th century BCE

Chinese
Shang dynasty, 1299 - 1000 BCE | Anyang period, 13th–11th century BCE
y1965-53

Information

Title
Gui 簋 (food vessel)
Dates

12th–11th century BCE

Medium
Bronze with cast inscription on belly
Dimensions
h. 14.6 cm., diam. rim 18.4 cm. (5 3/4 x 7 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase from the C. D. Carter Collection, by subscription
Object Number
y1965-53
Place Made

Asia, China

Inscription
Mark on bottom interior
Culture
Chinese
Period
Anyang (Shang style)
Type
gui, vessels (containers), bronzes
Materials
bronze
Techniques
casting (process)
Subject
animals, geometric patterns

Chester Dale Carter (1883–1962) and Dolly Carter, 1952–1965 [1]; purchased by the Princeton University Art Museum, 1965. [1] Acquired in Japan between 1952 and 1959 while Chester Dale Carter was an employee of the Ethyl Corporation.

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