CHINESE FIGURE OF ZHENWU & ATTENDANTS

Chinese turquoise fahua glazed biscuit figure of the Daoist deity Zhenwu and his attendants, the personification of the North depicted seated on a throne with a snake and tortoise at his feet, flanked

A group of two Chinese Zhenwu with attendants stoneware statuettes. Ming Dynasty. Turquoise fahua glazed. 10" x 5".

A Chinese Bronze Figure of Zhenwu seated with his left hand resting on left knee and right hand in apanmudra, dressed in long robes incised with cloud scroll on the hems that fall to the tops of his b

Tang Style, standing figure in a guardian stance with one hand on hip and other hand holding a sword, 8-1/2 in.; two similar standing robed officials, 9-1/4 in.ÿ Provenance: Property from the Collect

Lot 191 Pair of Chinese Stone Figures of Attendants possibly made from reconstituted stone height: 37 1/2 inches width: 9 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

Group of Three Chinese Pottery Figures of Attendants Raised on later bases. The largest 10 x 3 x 3 in. Master Class: John Rosselli at Home

Pair of Ancient Chinese Terracotta Tomb Figures | These sculptural tomb pottery pieces appear to represent a male and female attendant | Each figurine has remaining paint decoration in red, white, ora

Twelve Glazed Pottery Attendant Figures, Chinese, Ming Dynasty, 16th C., each holds a zodiac figure. Provenance: The Chinese Art Gallery. New York, NY, $4000. (W622207/12){WK} Measurements: 6.5 H

Chinese Zhenwu figure, seated on chair and stands on tortoise.10.5 inch H
Provenance: Estate from Pasadena, CA, 2020, the consignor acquired from NYC,1980s.

Provenance: The Kelton Collection, The Estate of Richard Kelton, Los Angeles, CA; 6 3/8 inches high

Chinese bronze Buddha attendant figure, brown-patinated, possibly Ming Dynasty, depicted standing on a lotus throne in floral-engraved robes and elaborate hairdo, holding an auspicious peach. 8.75" H.

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

A Chinese pottery figure of an attendantheight 20in (51cm); width 9in (23cm); depth 6in (16cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Barry Marlin, Beverly Hills, California.

LOT (3) CHINESE TERRA COTTA FIGURES, TOMB ATTENDANTS, TANG. HEIGHT 7 3/4"

The foreign attendant or groom, possibly Tang dynasty, with traces of glaze and pigment; the horse, probably Sui/Tang dynasty; the grey pottery camel possibly Han dynasty. (H: 10 in. (attendant)) PROV

In the archaic style, possibly Tang and Ming Dynasty. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 19" x W 6.5" x D 5.25" Condition: Antique patination and surface wear. (2) Figures with repaired breaks to necks (not visi

(lot of 5) Chinese pottery attendant figures. Han dyansty, from 8.375" to 10.5" high.

Pair Chinese Ming Pottery Attendant Figures 18''x4.5'' Each. Polychrome decorated ceramic figures with removable heads. Overall surface wear. 16th century.

15 / 16th Century. Green and black glazed. Chips. One holding book, one holding hat. 10.25"H. (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)

(lot of 16) Chinese turquoise figures including (5) attendants in Mandarin robes; a pair of cats; (3) miniature ducks; (4) birds; (2) miniature vases, the tallest 9.5"h

Chinese bronze figure of an attendant with deer; atop a rockery-form base; 19th Century; H: 14 1/4"; wood stand

Two Chinese pottery attendant figures of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 CE) in a sancai glaze, each on a hexagonal pedestal with left arm raised and would have held object, both have removable heads with

Ming Dynasty Chinese gilt bronze Buddha deity figure of ZhenWu. By the Ming dynasty, a humanized version of the Perfect Warrior had become one of the most important deities in China. Cast in serene ap

Chinese Carved Wood Daoist Figure of Zhenwu - Early Qing Dynasty. A wooden carving of a seated Daoist Zhenwu deity warrior figure. Traces of pigment on surface. Signs of antiquity including roughage t