A Small Pair Of Biscuit-Glazed Foreigners Riding Beasts

A Small Pair Of Biscuit-Glazed Foreigners Riding Beasts Height: 6 11/16 in. (17cm), Max. Any representation in any catalogue or otherwise as to the origin,date,age,attribution, authenticity or estimat

A PAIR OF SMALL 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BISCUIT GLAZED PIERCED GLOBES, one with a pierced ‘cash’ cover, 2.6in(6.5cm) wide at widest point & 2.25in(5.7cm) high.

A pair of Chinese enameled figure vases within a window case, dating from the Republic period. Painting of a woman and a small child in ornate robes riding an fantastic beast and being fanned by a ser

A pair of Chinese glazed earthenware lion dogs raised on pierced table bases. The male beast with one paw guarding a brocade ball and his companion with a small pup, 19cm high.

Group of eight assorted porcelain and pottery items, including: pair of ovoid vases with slim necks, with design of boys riding fish; two gilt footed bowls; Imari cup; crackle-glazed vase; brown glaze

清 茶葉末釉小瓶 The vase overall covered with tea dust glaze and applied with pair of mold mythical beast handles on the neck. The base inscribed with four ch

Pair of biscuit & glazed ceramic performers, South China, Shiwan area, late Qing/Republic period. Depicting a male and female performers on a cloud form base. Approx. 28 1/4" tall and affixed to custo

Height:58cm

Chinese small pair of blue glazed ceramic lions, the temple guardian lions (foo dogs) poised with a pup and ball. [5 3/8" H x 2 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D]. In overall good condition with minor wear.

The cylindrical body rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck and flared rim, flanked with a pair of red glazed beast handles, the body finely enameled with lotus blooms borne on meandering foliat

A SMALL QINGBAI GLAZED BISCUIT WATER POT, SONG DYNASTY China, Song Dynasty (960-1279). The compressed globular body tapering towards the circular mouth rim, neatly molded with overlapping petals and c

Twelve Wedgwood Jasperware Articles 20th Century comprising a cache pot; a trinket box; two canisters; a plate; a bowl; a small vase; a pair of biscuit barrels; a pair of trophy vases and a pitcher, e

Lot of 4 Antique Chinese Small Vases. Pair of celadon glazed vases with wooden stands, h. 5.25 in. Pair of vases with hand decorated foo dogs and calligraphy, h. 5.25 in. Ca. 20th century.

Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Biscuit Glazed Yellow, Green & Aubergine Porcelain Puzzle Teapots carved and molded as Fu Dogs with handles with Balls over 4 sided teapots with spouts that fill from the bot

Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Biscuit Glazed Yellow, Green & Aubergine Porcelain Puzzle Teapots carved and molded as Fu Dogs with handles with Balls over 4 sided teapots with spouts that fill from the bot

Six pieces, including a pair of glazed roof tile figures, a happy Buddha, a beast in porcelain, and pair of smaller blue glazed beasts. Largest ht. 8".

Including a pot, a covered case marked with four characters, a bowl cast with playing boys and marked with four characters on the bottom, a small Buddha sculpture, riding on beast, and a hollow Buddha

清 孔雀綠釉雕瓷鸚鵡一對Pair Chinese Turquoise Glazed Biscuit Parrots: Molded With Their Heads Turned Slightly To One Side, Standing Up

Chinese, modeled as a pair of bird-body mythical beasts glazed in rich turquoise and dark purple. Possibly Ming Dynasty.H. 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)

清 孔雀綠釉雕瓷鸚鵡一對Pair Chinese Turquoise Glazed Biscuit Parrots: Molded With Their Heads Turned Slightly To One Side, Standing Up

Pair Chinese Turquoise Glazed biscuit porcelain 4 sided Hu Vases with incised designs under the fine crackle glaze and tube handles to sides of neck. Height 10 inches (25.5 cm.).

Four 18/19 C Chinese Ceramics; a fine pair of Turquoise glazed biscuit porcelain meiping, the bases mostly unglazed and the turquoise with a fine crackle mesh; an early Qing Blanc de Chine, Dehua Horn

E. Schmidt pair of mahogany corner cabinets, flat top with small carved pediment, pair of arched glazed doors over a painted interior with two shelves, two small drawers over two doors, canted sides,

Six Chinese monochrome glazed porcelains: pair of small ox-blood meiping vases; pair of russet footed bowls, and two miniature vases; four with marks; H: 5 1/2" (tallest)