A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC HORSES China, Tang dynasty style

A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC HORSES China, Tang dynasty style The two horses with three legs supported by a base, one of the front legs raised, both with neck and head in accentuated twist, the

A PAIR OF PAINTED CERAMIC HORSESChina, Tang dynasty style 39 cm high eachProvenance: ambassador Francesco Rausi.

A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC 'FAT LADIES' FEMALE FIGURES China, Tang dynasty style The two ladies standing on a roughly square base, the voluminous bodies wearing a wide dress, the plump faces

(pair) Tang Dynasty style ceramic horses, green and yellow glazed body, with front leg raised, mouth slightly ajar, rising on giltwood pedestal base, (one) with loss to saddle sash and at back corner,

Chinese Tang Dynasty Style Table Statue of a Horse. Hand painted ceramic. Measures 15 x 17 x 8 inches.

Exceptionally Well-Preserved, Large Medieval Tang Dynasty(?) Painted Ceramic Statuette of a Woman. CLASSIFICATION: Painted Ceramic Statuette. ATTRIBUTION: Ancient China, in the Style of Tang Dynasty,

Immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient China with this magnificent pair of Tang Dynasty-style horse sculptures. Standing at an impressive 26" x 25", these meticulously crafted wooden sculptures c

Group of five figural pieces to include pair of plaster Blackamoor busts ht.15 1/2"; Oriental figure on lucite base; pottery, green glazed horse, Tang dynasty style, made in China; blue and white Foo

Pair of Chinese bronze horses, both cast in the Tang dynasty style with painted decoration, height approximately 47".

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty to early Republic, ca. mid 19th to mid 20th century CE. A delightful pair of carved-wood horses that demonstrate the influence of the Tang dynasty, both with one hoof ra

Tang Dynasty White Horse. A wonderful and decorative near-period Tang Dynasty horse from ancient China circa 618 AD-906 AD. Painted terracotta. The details are fabulous and the condition is wonderful

Tang dynasty or Tang style, horse painted in red and white pigment, on rectangular base, 20-1/4 x 17-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

possibly Tang dynasty or style, statue of horse in walking position with front right leg extended, with saddle, painted in red, white, and black pigment, 28-1/4 x 25 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance:

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Chinese Tang style horses with gesso and painted finish. Circa late Qing dynasty. MEASUREMENTS: 27-1/2" x 23-1/2" high. CONDITION: Overall paint loss and surface chipping as expec

2 Chinese Tang Sansai Dynasty Style Ceramic Horses, together with a Japanese ceramic geisha figurine and a Chinese ceramic male figure; used condition, wear/worn, largest horse measures 9 1/2" high x

Horse figure is vintage. Piece is ceramic. Horse figure is black toned with white toned base. Depicts a horse with head raised and mouth open. Measures approx 27 inches tall 21 inches deep 8 inches wi

Ceramic horse in the style of Tang Dynasty. 20.25" tall 21" wide.

15" wide X 4 3/4" deep X 15" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply w

A group of eight Chinese Tang dynasty style ceramic horses and camel. Seven horses and one camel all with tri-color Sancai drip glaze. Various marks to bases. All Approximately: 6 1/2" x 6" x 2".Prove

A group of two Chinese Tang dynasty style ceramic horses. Both with tri-color Sancai drip glaze. Largest: 12" x 14" x 5". Smallest: 9 1/2" x 10" x 3 1/4".Condition: One with old repairs to ears and fr

Chinese Han Dynasty style painted ceramic horse; missing legs and tail, overall good condition; H 15 1/2" x W 7" x L 19" (approx.)

VINTAGE TANG DYNASTY STYLE CERAMIC HORSE & RIDER FIGURINE -17" X 15" X 4" APPROX-VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION, WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE, SEE PHOTOS-DP6421

20th C., with fitted wood stand Some chips and losses, cracks and repairs to tail 15-1/2"h x 17"w x 5-1/2"d

These magnificent Buddhist "Lokapalas" or spirit guardian kings protected aristocratic Tang tombs in ancient times. Wearing elaborate headdresses and armor, and with a fierce expression on their faces