Chinese Tang Earthenware Royal Ladies Holding Animals

Tang Dynasty, Ca. 618-906 AD This mingqi is modelled standing with curvaceous body swayed to the side, wearing a long, loose robe, her delicate hand and sleeve side by side, her full face with a seren

Set 6 Chinese pottery mud figures in form of standing Asian ladies holding various animals. 9 in tall. Provenance: Ex-collection of Helga Wall-Apelt.

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A ceramic figure of a courtly lady in draped robe with neatly dressed hair, hands to chest holding a musical instrument, slippers exposed from beneath the robe. 312 grams, 22

Chinese terracotta pottery figure of warrior in traditional garb with hand holding spear (missing) and animal head at base. Tang Dynasty era. Good condition with traces of pigment. Figure measures 6"

Pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery figures of court ladies, each draped in conforming robes, with stylized updos; one with hands hidden in sleeves; the other holding a bird; H: 15" each, approx.

provenance: Christie's; possibly Tang dynasty; without base: 33in(H) x 12in(L) x 10in(W)

Earthenware. Lady holding a basket of lavender. Green, red. and black coloration. Series: Street Vendor. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Leslie Harradine Issued: 1930 - 1949 Dimensions: 9"H Manufactu

Pair Chinese glazed earthenware attendants, Possibly Tang Dynasty, green glazed terracotta with white and black pigment, dressed in green robes, one holding a measuring tool, the other posed to hold a

Large Early Chinese figure of a court lady, Possibly Tang Dynasty (619-907 AD), earthenware standing figure, traces of polychrome, 30.5"h x 9.75"w x 7"d Provenance: The Collection of Alvaro Martinez-F

Pair massive Chinese pottery figures of Officials, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), polychrome painted earthenware, each modeled standing, wearing official's hat and robe, holding a wooden tablet to chest,

A Chinese earthenware funerary figure of a sitting lady playing music, Tang dynasty (618-906), H 14,5 cm (with TL certificate)

A late 19th century Chinese Etui or ladie's decorative case. Very fine engraved chinoserie scene of village with figures & animals. Maker's mark on underside. Weight: 3.45 ozt Measures: 4.5 inches tal

Circa: 600-900 A.D Tang Dynasty. One is holding an alligator and the other is holding a pig. H: 16.5". Pair of Court Ladies, terracotta, san cai style. Tang San Cai, also called Tricolor Glazed Potter

Circa: 600-900 A.D Tang Dynasty. One is holding an alligator and the other is holding a pig. H: 16.5". Pair of Court Ladies, terracotta, san cai style. Tang San Cai, also called Tricolor Glazed Potter

Circa: 600-900 A.D Tang Dynasty.holding a pig. H: 16.5"., terracotta, san cai style. Tang San Cai, also called Tricolor Glazed Pottery and a gem of ancient Chinese art, is a kind of handmade glazed wa

Size: Height 16 cm - Width 16 cm Materials: Bronze Gilt Time Period: Tang dynasty Manufactured Date: 8th-c Period Origin: China

Size: Height 9 cm - Width 14 cm Materials: Bronze Gilt Time Period: Tang dynasty Manufactured Date: 8th-c Period Origin: China

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 Ad. Ceramic Court Official In Headdress And Robes In The Prostrate Kow Tow Posture Of Respect; Some Pigment Remains To The Surface Of Head Dress, The Chinese Porcelain Company Pa

Fu Baoshi or Fu Pao-Shih, (1904-1965) was a Chinese painter from Xinyu, Jiangxi Province. He went to Japan to study the History of Oriental Art in the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1933. He translated

Young Chinese Lady holding a Fan, c1880. Excellent contrast and tonality. Unknown photographer. 5.75 x 3.75 in. 14.60 x 9.52 cm. In archival mat. 11 x 14 in

Depicting Chinese ladies holding umbrella, 18 cm. in diameter.

Sgraffito ground, decorated with Chinese lady holding baskets, 7 cm. tall.

A 16th century brown and white under-glazed Afghan stoneware dish with flared sides and raised foot, decorated with a seated royal lady holding a chalice in each hand within a spotted brown ground, be

Roberto Brambilla Porcelain Chinese Lady With Fan. Originally released in 1987 and designed by Nuova Thea, This Porcelain figure shows a very well-to-do and very well dressed Chinese Lady holding a fa