Chinese Bronze Model of a Horse and Rider

Size : 13.5" T

Chinese archaistic bronze horse and rider; the rider, carrying a sword; the horse in dynamic pose, with head lowered; L: 21" (approx.); with wood stand

The horse standing with right front foot raised, with head bent over and mouth open, wearing a saddle, breast collar and crupper, standing on a thin platform. Approx. 9 3/8 by 11 3/4 in., 24 by 30 cm.

Chinese gilt bronze model of a horse, in the Han Dynasty manner, modeled recumbent, on a plinth base. [Horse: 13 1/2" H x 7" W x 23" D; Base: 3 1/4" H x 6 1/4" W x 17 1/2" D]. Some pitting and wear to

Chinese bronze model of a bull, standing foursquare; carrying boy rider, reading a book; seal mark in reserve; Provenance: Collection of Yoshiko Faye Osako-Nakamura; L: 17 1/2" approx.

Chinese bronze Tang Dynasty style model of a horse with incised and molded features; overall good condition, minor wear; H 9 1/4" x W 3 7/8" x L 11 3/4" (approx.)

Large Chinese Bronze Scholar & HorseLarge Chinese gilt bronze model of a scholar; seated on a horse wearing a wide brimmed hat holding a scroll and looking into the distance; the horse standing four-s

CHINESE BRONZE EMPEROR CHARIOT Chinese bronze scale model with display case of the horse drawn funerary carriage of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. The chariot is led by four ceramic horses with gilt metal bri

In the form of a prunus tree with horse and rider decoration, unmarked. Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 3", the height is 6 1/4" tall. Provenance: From a New Jersey collection.

Very nice vintage sculpture appears bronze and Japanese. The rider of the horse appears to be a scholar. No visible marks and measures 11.5" tall x 10" wide

Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A bronze model of a stylised horse with bridle and ropework reins, two seated figures astride, male to the front gripping the reins and female behind holding the male'

A collection cast bronze and carved synthetic discs related to American western horse, rider, and marshall anatomical model pieces. Provenance: Collection of Dick Polich, Polich Tallix Fine Art Foundr

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,

A CHINESE BRONZE 'QILIN' INCENSE BURNER AFTER MING DYNASTY MODELS formed as the auspicious mythological Kirin with the head of a dragon and the torso of a deer, an oxtail, and horse hooves, the cover

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"

20th century AD. A bronze model chariot comprising: a chariot bed with sidewalls, frontal panel, two large spoked wheels on an axle, two lateral arms and a halter between; a horse in standing pose, he

Two Chinese bronze riders to include a bronze censor in the form of a warrior resting on horse, and a figurine of Shoulao resting on a deer. Each is approx. 9in tall x 8in wide. | Local and NYC curbsi

Chinese bronze horse sculpture in the style of the models of the Zhou Dynasty, with braided mane, standing on four legs on a Modern custom stand. 8.75" H (including stand) x 7" L x 3.5" D.

Antique Chinese Horse Drawn Carriage Figure Group. Featuring a rider in a two wheeled carriage / cart with umbrella, being led by four horses. Bronze figures with patina. Mounted to carved wooden base

Antique Chinese Horse Drawn Carriage Figure Group. Featuring a rider in a two wheeled carriage / cart with umbrella, being led by four horses. Bronze figures with patina. Mounted to carved wooden base

Six animal model groupings, including a cow parade model from Houston, TX, a Tang horse (missing tail), a Chinese Republic rooster, a bronze eagle, and two brass felines. [Largest: 6 1/4" H x 7" W].

A Chinese Parcel Gilt Bronze Censor. Depicting a donkey drawn carriage with detachable canopy and rider within. Together with a painted metal horse. Provenance: The Estate of Ireene 'The Singing Lady'

1. A bronze limited edition model after the 2nd century Chinese sculpture known, among other titles, as The Flying Horse Of Gansu, with plaque inscribed Haakon Bakken and numbered 147 from the edition

Ancient Near East, Persia (Iran), ca. 9th to 8th century BCE. A near miniature bronze horse and rider, finely cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process. The horse presents with an elongated stylized