Shang posters & prints

The empress and her attendants proceeding to the temple from the mulberry grove JW Giles

Foreign Tributaries en Route to China attributed to Shang Xi Anonymous

Horses Shang Dynasty Chinese School

Ritual 'kuang' wine mixer in the shape of a monster, Shang Dynasty School Chinese

Ya-ch'ou square kuei Anonymous

Vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang Western Han Dynasty Chinese School

A Fine Pair of Bronze Tripod Food Vessels (Ding) from the Shang Dynasty Anonymous

A Rare Bronze Wine Vessel and a Cover, Pou. Shang Dynasty Anonymous

An Opaque Jade Collared Disc. Shang Dynasty Anonymous

Shang Dynasty archaic bronze ding vessel Anonymous

Ritual 'li' vessel with lobed body and ornament of k'uei dragons, from Pai-Chia-Chuang, Zhengzhou, Henan, Shang Dynasty, 16th-15th century BC School Chinese

A Large Bronze Tripod Wine Vessel, Jia. Late Shang Dynasty Anonymous

Ritual 'ku' beaker decorated with monster masks, from Ming-Kung-Lu, Zhengzhou, Henan, Shang Dynasty, 16th-15th century BC School Chinese

A Bowl-Shaped Bronze Vessel, Yu. Shang Dynasty Anonymous

Harbor of Shang-Hai China Anonymous

Shang dynasty rare archaic jade owl plaque Anonymous

A Well-Cast Archaic Bronze Food Vessel (Liding), Shang Dynasty, Late Anyang, 11th Century B.C. Anonymous

Yu wine vessel School Chinese

Lei wine vase decorated with a taotie design, from Pao-Chia-Chuang, Zhengzhou, Henan, Shang Dynasty, 16th-15th century BC School Chinese

Burning of the Chinese books, 3rd century BC JW Giles

Shanghai China 1865 Proclamation of French and English Chefs Anonymous

Three-legged 'chueh' vessel for heating wine with a taotie design School Chinese