WHITE JADE HAN DYNASTY TERRA COTTA

Han Dynasty, Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figurine with a white pelt and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose and in the inner ears. The rabbit is depicted sitting on all fours

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Han Dynasty, terracotta horse and rider. Features a rich, still visible, polychrome throughout in red, white, and brown hues. Includes a copy of a certificate of authenticity fr

A Han Dynasty terracotta model bull. The bull has white slip remnants with areas of cream glaze. Humped back bull with horns, detailed face and ears with curled tail. 10” L. Custom display stand is

The molded head of the equine with strong, animated features, flaring nostrils, a crest mane, and a curving neck, the whole covered with white slip, mounted on a custom Plexiglas stand. Head: 6.75" H;

Han Dynasty 206 BC - 2020 AD. Handsomely made standing warrior, black on white slip, intended to be placed in a tomb. The warrior stands with one arm raised, shield and weapon he would have held since

H:23cm，W:7.3cm，weight：962.5g

Chinese tomb attendant of a women seating with hands holding a tray. Remains of white slip, rend and black pigment. Possibly Han Dynasty. Dimensions: 5-1/4" H; Weight: 10.2 oz.

Body and head complete but separated, terracotta having red and white slip deoration, roughly 14" x 17" x 4 1/2" overall when assembled.

In the style seen in the Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE). Very well formed and painted overall in the style of the period with red, black and white pigment/slip. Molded masks od detailed relief a

Warrior Figures Chinese, possibly Han Dynasty, each standing upright with holes in hands for weapons, decorated in red, black and white modern wood platform bases, 17-3/4 in., [lacking weapons in hand

Standing Figure of a Man in Cap, terracotta clay with white and orange slip decoration, 9" tall. Provenance: From the Estate of Frank Cowan.

Large Bowl with Dragon Head Handle, from Guangzhou, in white clay with partial terracotta slip, having an incised rim and inset tall foot, 4 1/4" deep, 10" x 13 3/4". Mimics the form of a bronze vesse

Han Dynasty tomb attendant figures., circa 400 B.C. A pair of terracotta attendants bearing offerings. One has cream slip, the other white slip. Black hair tied in a knot with ribbon which extends in

In the style seen in the Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE). Very well formed and painted overall in the style of the period with red, black and white pigment/slip. Molded masks of detailed relief a

Large antique Chinese sculpture of a house. Crafted of terra cotta pottery with green glaze with iridescence. Figural feet supports with various geometrical designs. Han Dynasty era. Good condition wi

Pair Western Han Dynasty Chinese duck effigies made of terra cotta. They have Chinese markings on the underbellies and the stands have bee made for them sometime in the 19th century. They measures abo

Antique Chinese red pottery standing figure of a dog. Han dynasty era. Good condition with small imperfections. Measures 5 1/8" x 7 1/4" In house USA continental shipping $65 plus insurance.

The piece comes with a tag from Ancient World in the UK. The horse is missing its ears, which would be inserted into the holes in its head. Other than missing its ears, it looks to be in good overall

Ca. 202 BC–220 AD. Han Dynasty. A hollow-formed terracotta cream-coloured rhinoceros shown standing four-square with a well-cast head with two horns of different length, rose-coloured ears pric

Ca. 202 BC-220 AD. A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figurine with black pelt, and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose and ears. The rabbit is depicted sitting on all fours with his ears pricked up. I

Ca. 202BC - 220AD A huge Chinese pottery model of a guard dog in a seated position, facing forwards with head alert and ears pricked up. The dog wears an elaborate harness and a collar.This piece has

Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD. A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figure with a black pelt and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose. The rabbit is depicted sitting on its haunches with its forelegs raised as if a

Ca. 202BC-220AD.A huge pottery model of a guard dog in a seated position, facing forwards with head alert and ears pricked up. The dog wears an elaborate red harness and a collar. The dog is the eleve

Far East, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. Funerary object made from terracotta with handpainted details in black. The ancient Chinese buried precious items with the elite in order to ensure