A SHIWAN WARE FIGURE OF LI SHI ZHEN

Possibly depicting the historical figure of Li Shizhen, stepping on a rock, wearing a long robe covered in crackle glaze and lifting a basket full of various plants on the back, with a pickaxe in his

Chinese Shiwan Ware Figure, "Crackle Glaze Robe", with Stand, 16 1/2".

A Chinese celadon glazed Shiwan ware figure of Luohan. The enlightened Luohan sits, with one leg crossed over the other, holding a symbolic bat and a vase. Exposed skin areas of the head, hands, and f

Shiwan Ware Figure of a Maiden, 9" High.

5 Shiwan Ware Figures, Signed, Tallest 9 1/4".

4 Shiwan Ware Figures, Various Subjects, Tallest 10 1/2" High.

2 Brown Glaze Shiwan Ware Figures, 8 1/2" & 8 1/8" High.

2 Langyao Glaze Shiwan Ware Figures, 9" & 9 1/2" High.

4 Shiwan Ware Figures, 1 with Stand, Largest 7" High.

Chinese ,ROC Period, Shiwan Ware figure of "Ji Gong", (was a Chan Buddhist monk who lived in the southern Song) standing with both feet ,wearing loose robe in red reveal his right shoulder and chest,

Chinese Shiwan Ware Pottery Figure with Carved Stand, attrib. to Huo Lan, 7 1/2" High

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape and Figures by Li Shi Xun, Tang Dynasty, Size: 102*52.5cm.

A SHIWAN WARE PEACH BLOOM GLAZED CERAMIC FIGURE OF A SAGE, c. 1920s China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) to Republic Period (1912-1949). The seated figure depicted leaning on his right hand and holding his

Possibly MingDynasty, High:10.75 inch; Width:4.25 inch

Mark of Li Zhen Xian 署名 李振先, scroll painting, Li Zhen Xian (19th/20th c.), Figures in a Mountain Landscape, black ink and wash on silk mounted to silk, loose and rol

Shiwan ware Luohan riding a guardian lion from the 19th century. There is a 4 character artist's mark on the bottom. Dimensions are 11 inches tall X 10 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. C

Title: Large early 20th C Chinese glazed “mudman” figure Description: A detailed hand molded figure right from a Peking opera with a clay plug. Shiwan ware. The base clay used was a buff color. Th

Chinese Shi wan glazed ceramic figure of Li bai (famous poet) 5 1/2" x 7 1/2"

Daoist Immortals 19th/20th century, two figures, probably Li Tieguai and an immortal, Li Tieguai holding an ink stone and wearing a red robe, 9-3/4 in., [unglazed area on base,] with a seated daoist i

Four Chinese shiwan-glazed figures 19th century Comprising one Li Bai figure, one Damo figure, one bird figure, and one crab bowl. (4). H: 3 5/8, W: 8 3/8, D: 6 1/8 in. (largest) H: 9.21, W: 21.27, D:

Tierfigur: Katze China, Ende 19.Jh. Vermutlich Shiwan. Steinzeug in Braun und Schwarz bemalt. Signiert Jing zhen cui li in Unterglasurblau. Berieben. L 16,5 cm.

Porcelain Figure Depicting Immortal Li Tieguai Riding a Foo Lion, with an unglazed surface, other than the hems of his robe, 11" high, 9 3/4" x 6", in a fitted silk covered lidded case, 6 1/2" high, 1

Chinese Shiwan Pottery Stoneware Figurine, deity Luohan figure, Juntu-botan / Nuojia-ba li-tuo 19th-20th century, Superb details, seated figure in turquoise glaze robe, holding cup. Potter's mark on i

Li Tieguai (Iron Crutch Li), is a Chinese mythological figure in one of the Eight Immortals in Taoism. This Li figurine is standing with his characteristic emblems, a cane topped with a gourd. Accordi