CHINESE BRONZE GALLOPING HORSE TREADING ON A FLYING

Chinese Tang Period Bronze Flying Horse Statue.Chinese bronze flying horse statue;depicting the galloping horse treading on a flying swallow;Han/Tang period;Size: 15 * 21 * 4.6 cm,Weight: 435.39 g

Item/Description: Coin medal medallion commemorating The Flying Horse of Gansu (also known as the Bronze Running Horse or the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow) is a perfectly balanced Chin

Bronze Horse Sculpture GANSU and TANG HORSES: GALLOPING HORSE OF GANSU TREADING ON A FLYING SPARROW. Perfectly Balanced Statue with One Foot on Sparrow. From 2nd Century Original Found in the Tomb of

Pair Chinese bronze war horse sculptures depicting saddled horses at full gallop. Excellent condition. Measure 18" x 6" x 12.5".

(2) Bronze and bronze patinated figures to include Chinese bronze figure, boy holding cricket cage with dog, signed on back, 8-3/4" h along with a Chinese bronze patinated galloping horse figure, ï¿

No markings, mid 20th century. Measures 8 x 8.25 x 3 inches.

Vintage Chinese stylized mid century bronze flying horse sculpture. 17.5"W x 11:"H Approx

Cast bronze horse after the original Han Dynasty sculpture was discovered in 1969 at Wuwei Gansu Province China. The horse is standing on a swallow bird with it's wings outstretched and is prancing wi

Chinese bronze sculpture, Flying Horse of Gansu, after the original Han Dynasty (50BC-100AD) sculpture discovered in 1969 at Wuwei, Gansu Province, China, 11"h, 14"w, 3.25"d, 10.35lbs Start Price: $15

Chinese Bronze - Flying Horse. 6.75 inches height x 8.5 inches deep x 3.5 inches wide

[2] Chinese Bronze Cloisonne Enamel Galloping Horses Statues Sculptures size: 5.5 in. x 6 in. (blue), 6 in.x 5.25 in. (red) For more additional photos please 

Vintage Bronze Horse Figurine / Statue, Chinese "Flying Horse of Gansu" Rustic. The story is that the handsome horse was running so fast that it lifted itself from ground and stepped on a flying bird

Chinese Han Dynasty Style Bronze Sculpture "Flying Horse of Kansu" on Fitted Wooden Base. Sculpture measures 11" H x 13-1/4" L, base measures 1-1/2" H x 11" L. Condition: Good condition Estimate: $100

BRONZE FLYING HORSE OF GANSU CHINESE STYLE STATUE | HEAVENLY HORSES OF GANZU CHINOISERIE ASIAN MODERN HOME OFFICE LIBRARY TABLE CENTERPIECE HOME DECOR -20" X 22.5" X 5.5" APPROX -VERY GOOD CONDITION C

Two Chinese animal-form metalwork pieces: antique iron lion-form covered censer; together with old bronze galloping horse, wood stand; L: 7 1/2" (larger)

Two Chinese Bronze Horses After Ancient Originals, comprising a running horse flying on a swallow and a Tang style horse in bronze with traces of gilt and pigment. Dimensions: 13 in.h. the taller.

Han-Style Bronze 'Gansu' Flying HorseHeavy, Chinese Han-style bronze horse; a replica of the Gansu Flying Horse, with its right hind leg atop a swallow; L: 15"

A bronze galloping horse with wooden base, made in a Han Dynasty style. Good condition, horse easily detaches and was once repaired with wood glue. 6" L x 7" H

Pair patinated bronze figural "Flying Horse of Gansu", depiction of a running horse stepping on a flying swallow. No visible markings, each measures 11" h. x 14.5" x 3". Condition: Uneven patina.

Massive Chinese Carved Bowenite Horse GroupMassive and heavy, Chinese carved bowenite horse group; depicting three winged horses galloping/flying on clouds; L: 22 1/2"; wood stand

Pair of 20th century Chinese gilt bronze sculptures, in depiction of the Gansu Flying Horse, a phenomenal Eastern Han dynasty bronze sculpture discovered in 1969 near the city of Wuwei in the province

A Wonderful Gilt-Bronze Horse. The galloping horse is caparisoned with a saddle draped with a cloth decorated with dragon patterns, mane and tail detailed with hair incisions. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Si

Vintage handmade patinated sculpture on custom wood base. "Heavenly Horse Bronze", Known as "Flying Horse", "Running Horse" or "Galloping Horse".

DESCRIPTION: A replice bronze sculpture of the "Flying Horse of Gansu" of the Eastern Han Period discovered in 1969. Features a galloping horse, balanced atop a board with one its hoofs. Finished with