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Tall Ku Form Vase
Ku Wine Vessel Vase
Tall Ku Form Vase
Tall Ku Form Vase

Ku Wine Vessel Vase

Owner (Aberdeen, Scotland, 1862 - 1940)
Object NameVase
Mediumbronze
ClassificationsApplied Art
DimensionsOverall: Height: 19.8 cm, Diameter: 12.1 cm
AcquisitionJames Cromar Watt Bequest, 1941.
CopyrightOut of copyright - CC0
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS014491
About MeA carved bronze vase with a bulbous centre, flared round foot and flared circular rim edge. The vase features an intricate design.
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