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Subject:Asian Gong
Posted By: Sonja Rygg Wed, Feb 11, 2015 IP: 24.10.97.173
I am interested in learning the history, age, & value of this Gong



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Subject:Re: Asian Gong
Posted By: snap Thu, Feb 12, 2015
The stand might not originally have held the present inexpensive brass bell. Could have held imitation of bronze temple gong, for use in small shrine.

Probably late 20th century.

Subject:Re: Asian Gong
Posted By: billy Wed, Feb 18, 2015
Probably late 20th century, hmmm. The wood looks dark, as does your photo. Try using a flash or take photo outside in the light, show the wood, show in the inside of bell. Good quality photos tell the story....

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