Three Chinese glazed ceramic figural roof tiles.

each mounted to an acrylic stand; each with impressed seal mark and number The foo dog: 14 x 13 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. (35.6 x 34.3 x 12.1 cm.), The elephant: 14 3/4 x 13 x 4 3/4 in. (37.5 x 33 x 12.1 cm.) P

Group of three Chinese Sancai glazed earthenware figural warrior roof tiles, comprising: a leaping figure, a figure on a guardian lion, and a figure on a horse, impressed marks to the back of each. Pr

Three Chinese glazed pottery figural roof tiles. 10 1/4" high, 5 1/2' wide to 12 1/2" high, 9" wide. Condition: chips, cracks, losses, discoloration.

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural roof tiles, in the form of seated qilin, (one) with partial remnants of a wax seal, approx 11"h, 4"w 9.75"d; 11.6lbs total Start Price: $125.00

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural roof tiles, modeled as a seated qilin, approx 11"h, 9.5"w, 4.75"d; 11.25lbs total Start Price: $125.00

An early 20th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese glazed sancai ceramic figural roof tile statue. Modeled as a powerful warrior in full regalia. Employed as a roof-top guardian to ward off evil. Features exc

An early 20th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese glazed sancai ceramic figural roof tile statue. Modeled as a warrior in full regalia riding on a mythological Qilin (or Kirin) creature. Employed as a roof-t

Three provincial Chinese glazed roof tile figural groups. Including a green-glazed equestrian group, a yellow-glazed figure astride a chicken, together with a green-glazed bearded figure. [7 1/4" H x

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural horse tiles. Figure of seated horse with wings, colored with green and orange. Each measures 8.5"L x 4"W x 11.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, commo

Chinese. Turquoise glazed ceramic roof figure depicting an immortal or dignitaries riding a phoenix. Unmarked. Approx. h. 6.125", w. 5.5".

Pair antique Chinese ceramic glazed roof tiles, each of figural form; as-is condition with chips, repairs, losses and other flaws; largest H 12 1/2"Provenance: Estate of Roy and Ilse Byrnes, San Juan

A pair of Chinese figural roof tiles20th centuryEach appear unmarkedThe green and brown glazed ceramic roof tiles, each depicting a male figure standing in combat stance atop a semi-circular tile, 2 p

Chinese figure in motion. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention and good fortune of the gods. Mounted

Bearded figure riding a four-legged animal, perhaps a foo dog. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention

Bearded figure in motion. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention and good fortune of the gods. Mounted

Collection of various Chinese ceramic animals, including: three sancai glazed Fo lions seated atop tall pedestals; colorful roof tile, depicting playful Fo lion and young, framed; pair Qianlong-style

Pair of Chinese Glazed Ceramic Roof Tiles Fitted as Table Lamps, a pair of green glazed Buddhist lions on custom metal bases, with oval lamp shades. Dimensions: 27.5 in. ht. to top of finial, 10.5 in.

19th/20th C. now fitted as lamps. Overall: 34-1/2"h Tile: 16-1/2"h x 13-1/2"w

Four Chinese glazed ceramic roof tiles; L: 15 1/2"; Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It may not be possible to provide condition reports and additional photos for this

Pair of antique Chinese glazed ceramic roof tiles; each mounted as lamps, including: warrior riding an animated dragon; together with other depicting an official atop a mythological animal; H: 22 1/2&

probably Ming dynasty, depicting horses mid stride in green, yellow, and straw colored glaze h. 9 w. 10-1/2 d. 5 in.

1 Foo dog, 1 scaled Foo dog, and 2 elders riding roosters, approximate height of tallest 10 5/8".

each mounted to base Ranging from 13 in. (33 cm.) to 9 in. (22.9 cm.) high overall Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera for over 40 years

Winged horses, approximate height of tallest 11 5/8".