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Square Bronze Mirror Decorated with Lions and Grapevines, high Tang period, 7th to 8th century
Lobed Bronze Mirror Decorated with Auspicious Flowers, middle Tang period, 8th to 9th century
Bronze Mirror with the Five Marchmounts and Flying Deities, High Tang period, 7th to 8th century
Bronze Mirror with the Three Pleasures, middle Tang period, 8th to 9th century
"Guitai" Bronze Mirror Decorated with Floral Medallions, early Tang period, 7th century
Bronze Mirror with Birds, Lions, Beasts, and Grapevines, high Tang period, 8th century
Foliated Bronze Mirror with Paired Phoenixes and Mythical Animals, high Tang period, 7th to 8th century
Foliated Bronze Mirror with Flying Birds, high Tang period, 7th to 8th century
Foliated Bronze Mirror with Auspicious Flowers and Paired Birds, high to middle Tang period, 8th century
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