Lot of Three Chinese Bronze Objects. Comprising: a Jue vessel with a deep U-shaped body rising to an elongated rim opposite a long channeled spout, flanked by a pair of conical caps each cast with whorls, all supported on three narrow tapered legs; a half-opened peanut form incense burner with exterior of the body carved with Leiwen pattern, all supported by four animal form legs; and a long ritual wine vessel carved as a reversed mystical fish supported on four splayed feet. {Largest length: 11.5 inches (29.2 cm)}. Condition: Repair to the Jue, malachite encrustations. Ask the Asian Art Department for more information.