2 Tang Dynasty (presumably), Terracotta Figures, Court Ladies

2 Terrakotta-Figuren, Hofdamen Wohl Tang-Dynastie, China Mit Sockel / with base Keramik. H 29 - 30 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Basel. Da keine naturwissenschaftliche Altersbestimmung mit

An ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty court lady attendant terracotta sculpture. The court attendant is shown standing, with hands down, and wearing the traditional Tang Dynasty court attire, with her hair

An ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty court lady attendant terracotta sculpture. The court attendant is shown standing, with her arms held to her chest, and wearing the traditional Tang Dynasty court attire

Chinese painted terracotta figure of a court lady, Possibly Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE), voluptuous figure in draped robes on fitted wood base, 12"h x 5"w x 4"d (figure), 13"h (total)

Provenance: Shogado & Co., Kyoto, April 11, 1964 (with receipt) Christie's-- New York: June 3, 1988 [Lot 208]; with the Oxford thermoluminescence test no. 466k53 15 1/2 inches high

Ca. 618-907 AD. A beautiful ceramic "Fat Lady" figure. The lady stands facing forward, with one foot angled to the side. She wears long-sleeved, loose-hanging robes, and the court dress is embellished

Height 19.5 inches.

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.

2 -TANG DYNASTY TOMB FIGURES, 1 "FAT LADY" PROV. VALLIN GALLERIES & THE OTHER WILLARD VINE CLERK (TALLEST 15 1/2")

Tang dynasty painted terracotta figure of a court musician. 9 ¼ x 5 ¼ x 5 ¼.

DESCRIPTION: Han Dynasty Figure of a Standing Courtesan. Lacking right hand. Tomb figurine. (Ref. C12) CIRCA: Possibly 206 B.C.- 220 A.D. PERIOD: Han Dynasty. ORIGIN: China. PROVENANCE: From the Estat

Chinese Tang Dynasty Terra Cotta Court Lady Figure swaying to one side with elaborate coiffure and hands inside her sleeves; light incised details to clothing and face. Height 14 3/4 inches (37.5 cm.)

Lot 128 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Court Ladies (Tang Dynasty) having red-orange tops and ties around skirts height (larger): 12 inches width (larger): 3 1/4 inches Additional Inform

Ca. 618-907 AD A lovely ‘Fat Lady’ figure skilfully formed from a fine clay terracotta. The figure’s eyes with a serene expression, lips, nose, and eyebrows have been delicately pain

A CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE OF A COURT LADY, TANG DYNASTY (618-907AD) TL TESTED. Finely modelled facial features and elegantly posed leaning to her right side. 33.5cm tall. With Oxford TL test ce

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

China, Tang Dynasty, lady figure, in a standing position, with her hands enclosed in her sleeves, painted face and textured hair, with fading paint throughout. Height 13 1/2 in.

China, Tang Dynasty, lady figure, in a standing position, with her hands enclosed in her sleeves, painted face and textured hair, with fading paint throughout. Height 13 1/2 in.

Chinese Painted Pottery Court Figure, Tang Dynasty. The tall dignitary is shown standing on a stylized rockwork base with the hands clasped on his chest, wearing a double-lobed high cap, long dark red

Tang style figure of a standing court lady; as-is condition, numerous repairs, cracks, chips, and flaws; H 20 1/2" x W 7 1/4" x L 4" (approx.)

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A lovely pottery figure of a regal court lady on horseback, most likely a funerary object of symbolic import, skillfully mold-made and adorned with r

Chinese Unglazed pottery lady figure, Tang dynasty ( 618AD to 907 AD). H. 8 1/2 in. Provenance from Taiyi Studio Collection, Seattle, WA.

13 1/2"h, each retains part of a red wax seal (now taped on)