Pair Tall Chinese Painted Pottery Figures

China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. A finely painted pair of molded tomb figures. They wear similar clothing, painted in complementary combinations of green, blue, red, and black, with tall conical

Three Tall Chinese Painted Pottery FiguresThree tall Chinese painted pottery standing figures, one musician and two soliders; H: 25" (tallest)

A Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Guardians TANG DYNASTY (618-907) each figure is shown standing on a demon supported on a rectangular base, with both hands on the hip, the face with severe

Lot 68 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Ducks (Han Dynasty) each painted with stylized feather patterns height (larger): 14 inches width (larger): 17 inches Additional Information: the larg

Lot 141 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Horses (Han Dynasty) height: 14 inches width: 18 1/2 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

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

A Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Attendants Ming dynasty (1368-1644) both shown wearing flaring robes painted in orange and white, one with peaked cap, one with beard, the heads separat

Lot 182 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures (Han Dynasty ) height: 28 7/8 inches width: 11 1/2 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

Lot 179 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Dancers (Han Dynasty) each with traces of pigments on the surface height: 13 1/2 inches length: 11 3/4 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

PAIR CHINESE PAINTED TERRACOTTA POTTERY FIGURES ON HORSEBACK, CHING. HEIGHT 5 1/4"

Probably Ming Dynasty. Each male and female with removable heads, with elaborate hats and elegantly dressed in long green robes and bearing gifts, atop a hexagonal base. Height 19”. (Cond: good) (50

Lot 185 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Kneeling Figures of Attendants (Han Dynasty) height (taller): 19 1/2 inches width (taller): 10 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

TALL HAN DYNASTY POTTERY FIGURETall Chinese Han Dynasty, painted pottery figure; rendered in a stylized robe of splayed bell form, the arms tucked in beneath the long sleeves; showing much remaining o

Tall Han-Style Painted Pottery FigureTall Chinese Han-style painted pottery figure; depicting a man carrying a rooster; H: 20"

Large Pair of Chinese Han Painted Pottery Animal Figures. Provenance: Provenance: Ex collection of Dr. Horacio Fabrega, Pittsburgh, PA; Freeman's Auction, Lot 433A, 3/20/2010; Private Collection, Pitt

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

Pair of tall and well-modeled, Chinese Northern Qi Dynasty, painted pottery guards; each standing at attention, with one hand on hip, the other arm out as if to hold a weapon, with tall spiked helmets

Likely 18th century or earlier. The pair having been very nicely crafted and with good early polychrome surface throughout. Some scattered wear and damage near the base. Conservable condition however.

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

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A female painted/glazed pottery tomb figure, of a type known as a mingqi or "spirit utensil" created to care for a deceased individual of high status in the

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A fine set of two matching pottery acrobats shown in an intricate handstand pose. Each figure presents with a slender body, legs in an inverted kn

6 Early Chinese Pottery Figures, unglazed, four diety type figures and a pair of ducks, largest figure is 12" tall.

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,

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A pair of mold-made tomb attendants (mingqi) with extensive costumes, painted, individualized faces, and accessories, each standing on a pedestal.