any idea of these brass pots

The two at the back are recent Chinese Shang style bronzes made to look old. Shang was an early Chinese dynasty ca. 1600 to 1046 BC. Their designs have been an inspiration for later styles.
The other ones are European in style, the one on the right Art Nouveau style, but possibly produced later. Again, more detailed pictures and bottoms would make it easier to be more specific.

 

Hey thanks a lot. wow 1600 to 1046BC is very much old. they should be reproductions right. By the way to identify a reproduction and an genuine.

 

20 year experience in the field....

 

Just this week on this forum:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/shang-dynasty-wine-cup.16100/#post-223367

They are not likely to be reproductions, just made in the style of. Shang bronzes were generally pretty small.

 

Or 40 years, give or take.

 

Is it just me, or is the pot on the left smiling

 

It is! And so are the plates in this listing:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/a-chinese-plate.16124/#post-223706

Don't you love smiling art!

 

...the Chinese invented emoticons, too?

 

wow that is some experience. any tip for a newcomer?

 

Hey guys i went to that place and checked the pots by myself. wait il attache the pics. the problem is under the pots there are some wordings in chines. i dont know how to read it.

 

the highlighted mark was not quite visible in nature. it was kind of embossed. i had to focus the cam and take the pic with the flasher. the writings in gold color i think has been done later. what you guys say.

 

I don't read Chinese, but it looks like a commemmorative piece or maybe a presentation piece, possibly given to a foreign visitor like a visiting business person.

 

yes these have been given to an old indigenous doctor of Sri Lanka by a Chinese patient. they cant be genuine stuff right?

 

Ill attach the other set of pics too

 

They are not Shang period.
But the Shang style is still an inspiration, not just for fakers. You can compare it with Buddha statues made in Sri Lanka today in a centuries old style because it is traditional. Or Dutch painters today who paint in the style of Rembrandt because he inspires them.
These bronzes were probably commissioned by the grateful Chinese patient. It would have been a considerable gift to an esteemed healer. I for one certainly wouldn't mind such gratitude.

 

yes that explains the things very much. it seems like the shang period stuff has been a great inspiration right. . Hey there are other stuff the doctor has got from patients. il attach the pics

 

hey guys in the above two copper pots i have attached the bottom looks more soft. any idea for the possible reason of you guys.