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Shanghai Kuanggu Art Investment Co., Ltd. is a cooperative company guaranteed by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and has European groups coming to our company for procurement all year round. It is a mainland cooperative unit of the Hong Kong Thermal Photometry Inspection Center. Domestic cooperative units: Shanghai Weishide Investment (Group) Co., Ltd., a governing unit of the Chinese Art Collectors Association, Shanghai Huangjie Gallery, Beijing Mo Lezhai Gallery, the 77th National Auto Parts Fair, Hubei Weitong Media Co., Ltd. The company's board of directors promises to all collectors: all cooperative collections are guaranteed to be 100% sold, and full refunds if not sold. The following is a summary of recent transaction records by Mr. Zhang, a senior antique agent, for collectors. Lot number. Lot name. Estimated price (10,000). Transaction price (10,000). Auction date 0342. Shang Dynasty Bronze Gui with Taotie Pattern 3-5 million 8.86 million 2013-11-28 3459 Western Zhou Dynasty Bronze Gui 3-4 million 8.76 million 2014-10-07 0705 Early Western Zhou Dynasty 2.6-5 million 9.96 million 2013-10-06 0937 Western Zhou Bronze Gui 2.6-3.2 million 9.86 million 2013-11-26 1483 Warring States Period Bronze Gui with breast nail pattern 2.0-2.5 million 18.05 million 2011-05-29 3013 Bronze Gui with eight dragons in relief and hooked cover with moire pattern 1.98-1.98 million 14.43 million 2011-07-10 0874 Western Zhou Bronze Gui 1.2-2.2 million 54.42 million 2014-04-09 The Gui has a round mouth and a rolled edge. The four beasts have long drooping ears attached to their ears. The abdomen is extremely deep, the abdominal wall is nearly straight, and the high circle has wide edges. The neck is decorated with three rows of breast nail patterns arranged in an orderly manner, the body of the Gui is decorated with a thin straight rib pattern, and there are two string patterns on the upper and lower sides. The lower abdomen is decorated with four rows of breast nail patterns. The circle feet are decorated with four groups of Taotie animal facial patterns, with ridges in the middle. The animal face is composed of two symmetrical bent dragons. For more detailed information, please contact Mr. Zhang at 13301815832. The dragon has a cracked mouth, a single horn, a towering arched back, and a curled tail. Animal ears and Gui body cast. The Gui body is connected to the four ears, and there are protruding triangular tenons on the top and bottom. The animal ears are hollow and fit perfectly with the protruding tenons. The casting method is very exquisite. The four animal ears are rectangular and have long drooping ears, which almost touch the ground. The animal's head above the animal's ears is a relief-shaped cow's head, with round eyes raised on both sides of the ears, giving a lively and natural expression. A flaky bronze medal stands on the bull's head. The raised parts of the bronze medal serve as horns. There are two protruding ribs in the groove. A calf's head is sandwiched between the ribs. The back of the bronze medal is also decorated with a calf's head. The lower part of the animal ear is decorated with a calf's head in the middle, and there are small bird patterns outlined by negative lines on both sides. There are two vertical downward grooves on both sides of the ear, and it is decorated with two symmetrical cow heads. The four animal ears are connected to the body of the Gui, and 24 large and small bull heads are cleverly decorated, giving the Gui its unique charm. The body of the Gui is richly decorated but not complicated. The shape is majestic, solemn and elegant. The whole body is covered with emerald green patina. It can be called the finest bronze wares of the Western Zhou Dynasty. If any collector wants to know where such works were sold, the transaction price and other transaction details, as a reference for valuation, you can contact me: a consultation will definitely bring you surprises and will change your life! Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated.