A Chinese Pottery Model of a Horse and Rider, Heigh

Chinese Han Dynasty ca. 206 BCE - 220 AD. Pottery model of a horse with a musician rider playing the flute; the red horse standing four-square on base. Size: 13 1/8" H. Provenance: I M Chait Gallery,

Likely late Qing dynasty Unmarked Each pottery horse surmounted by a female rider holding a musical instrument, each on an integral rectangular base, 2 pieces, together with one stand The first: 18.5"

Two Chinese pottery tomb figurines, modeled as saddled horses and riders wearing green glazed coats with yellow brown accent glazes. From the Estate of Mrs. Susan S. Dillon, Jupiter, FL. Good conditio

Two Chinese pottery tomb figurines, modeled as horses and riders with hand painted finish in white, orange red and black colors. From the Estate of Mrs. Susan S. Dillon, Jupiter, FL. Good condition wi

13in(H) x 13in(L)

Two Chinese pottery Tang style horses, one with rider. The horse with rider measures 13.5" high, 11" wide, 4.5" deep. The horse with elaborate saddle and without a rider measures 12" high, 11" wide, 6

Tang dynasty or style, seated musician atop a horse standing on rectangular base, traces of red, white and black pigment, 9-1/2 x 7-1/4 x 3 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolin

Ming Dynasty Pottery Horse & RiderChinese Ming Dynasty pottery horse and rider; of an official sitting upon a horse standing four-square atop a plinth, the reins and seat in green glaze and details in

Tang style, molded pottery horse and rider figure, remnants of white and green pigment, on fitted wood stand, 10-1/4 x 7-1/2 x 3-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Cincinnati, Ohio

PR. CHINESE GLAZED POTTERY HORSE & RIDERS 14"H X 17"W & 12"H X 16"W ON LUCITE STANDS

Group of five Chinese Early-style pottery horses & riders; H: 17" (tallest, approx.)

Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse, Rider. Size 10 1/2 inches length, 7 inches high + stand. Fine quality pottery Horse and rider with original paint remaining. Ex Private CA collection acquired about

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A handsome pottery horse and rider, both rendered in elegant naturalism and a refined sense of nobility, with great remains of vibrant pigments. T

Two pottery figures of men on horses. Both in good condition with worn surface paint. No apparent major cracks, chips, repairs, etc. (1) Figure on white horse, 12 1/4" H x 9" x 4" approx. (2) Figure o

Chinese unglazed pottery horse with a rider that is made into a lamp, on a wood base, with a rectangular off-white lamp shade; some wear, flaws and other condition issues; figure H 12"

Chinese pottery with green and yellow glaze modeled as a battle horse with warrior on back. From the Estate of Mrs. Susan S. Dillon, Jupiter, FL. Good condition with mild surface wear, small chips and

DIMENSIONS APPROX 31x24x8CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest o

Chinese terra cotta pottery horse and rider, in the Tang Dynasty manner. [13 3/4" H x 13 1/2" W x 4 3/4" D]. Numerous breaks and restoration, wear to decoration.

Chinese pottery model of a horse, as is condition; H 4 1/4" x W 2 1/2" x L 6" (approx.)Provenance: acquired China, 2002

Chinese Tang Style Pottery Horse & Rider

(lot of 2) Chinese pottery horse models. Tang dynasty, 11.5" and 16" high. Provenance: Property from the estate of internationally recognized textile artist and designer, Mr. Julian Tomchin, San Franc

Lot 139 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Horses and Riders (Han Dynasty) height: 22 inches width: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

A Chinese Han Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse & Rider with Oxford TL Test. Made from grey pottery and cold-painted in white, red and black pigments. The rider dressed as a warrior and in the pose of hol

East Asia, China, Late Han Dynasty, ca. 0 to 220 CE. A mold-made earthenware horse and rider, finely modeled and covered with nice remains of white, red, and grey pigments. During the Han dynasty, the