Chinese Figural Brick with Pigment

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular terracotta brick with recess to the upper face enclosing a robed Buddha figure with right hand raised; coral-pink pigment to the figure and surround. 2.

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular brick with recess to the front face, figure of Buddha modelled in the half-round standing robed with right hand raised in greeting. 3.8 kg, 33cm (13").

British, late 19th century, each of Chinese form with figural and bird decoration on brick red ground, 40 in.

Red and gilt Chinese vase with figural handles, marked with blue pigment characters on verso; overall good condition- General marks and age wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restor

Pottery figure of camel with double hump and saddle. Tang dynasty era. Fair condition with small losses and rubbing to surface, traces of pigment. Repair to leg. Measures 17" x 16" Will not ship. Will

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular ceramic brick with tongue-shaped recess to the obverse, facing nimbate figure modelled in the half-round with black, red, blue and other pigment detaili

Buff pottery figure of camel with saddlebags and double hump. Foo lion faces on saddle bags and traces of pigments Tang dynasty era. Mounted to a wooden base. Good condition with small losses and rubb

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular ceramic brick with recess to the obverse, facing nimbate standing figure of Buddha with right hand raised modelled in the half-round with pigment detail

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular ceramic brick with recess to one face containing a facing nimbate figure of a bodhisattva in active pose with one leg raised; some pigment remaining. 3.

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A striking mold-made ceramic figural lamp, made to be placed in a tomb and glazed with a thick, pale blue pigment that coats almost the entirety o

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular ceramic brick with recess to one face containing a standing nimbate figure of Buddha with lotus-flower dais, some pigment remaining. 12.8 kg, 38cm (15")

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-535 AD. A ceramic rectangular brick with pointed arch recess; within the figure of Buddha standing on a lotus flower, hands held in blessing; robes in red and green pigment,

Bulbous form top over blue and white figural design with under glaze brick red budding flowers. Signed at base. 3.5Dia. X 8.5"H"

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular ceramic brick with arched recess to one face, figure of Buddha with one hand raised, with pink, red, green and black pigment to the surface. 3.3 kg, 33c

Asian cloisonne enamel bird figural with hand crafted repouss? brass webbed feet. Hollow. Colors of grey with black, brick red, white, and blue feathers. 4.5 in ht, 3.5 in wide. Decorative arts, Home

Doors are painted depicting a scene of young children cavorting in round panel with red and black pigments. Floral motif painted surrounding figural scene.

Four packages of compressed Chinese Pu'er tea bricks; each of rectangular form; showing figural designs to cover; 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" (each, approx.)

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A hollow-built pottery tomb attendant in the form of a kneeling woman painted with pigments in hues of cream, dark gray, black, and brick-red. Wea

Chinese, first half 20th century. A collection of four narrow vertical framed porcelain wall plaques with hand painted outdoor figural scenes, one with an elder dressed in orange robes with a staff st

18th century coral carving. Phoenix has a bottle on the back.FENG TUO BAO PING. Is very rare in China early coral carving. Dimension: 7 3/4"Diam x 7 1/4"HWeight：552G

Exquisite coral carving, describing one old man and five kids,very large,840 grams weight. Dimension: 8 7/8"H; Weight: 840g

CHINESE FIGURAL JADE URN & COVER Qing Dynasty 19th Century. The carved jade urn with figural Foo Lion rising to a urn and cover with figural dragon side. Condition: no damage identified. Height 8 3/4"

Set of 5 framed Chinese woven silk panels with embroidered details. Each assembly framed piece appears to compliment the other, as part of a series. Depicting ancestral scenes with four toed dragons.

Of Geese with elongated necks, their backs are removable, 17th/18th C.