Chinese, Four Ming-style roof ornaments

Chinese Collection of four Ming-style roof ornaments late 19th centurySancai-glazed stoneware tallest: 22.5 h x 7.5 w x 6 d in (57 x 19 x 15 cm) shortest: 12.5 h x 12.5 w x 4.5 d in (32 x 32 x 11

Glaxed roof ridge ornament. 2 color glaze. Ming Dynasty Style. 10"H

Chinese Ming-style roof tile. Dimensions: 10.5" W x 5" D x 15"H; 

Four Ming Style Sancai Glazed Miniature Pottery Items. Including a pillow supported on recumbent boy; a compressed globular bowl on wooden base; an ovoid jar with upright short spout opposing loop han

Four Ming-Style Blue & White BowlsFour Chinese Ming-style blue and white porcelain bowls; each with foliate rims, two footed and with various floral, fruit and animal designs; 6-character marks; D: 14

Four Ming-Style Blue & White BowlsFour Chinese Ming-style blue and white porcelain bowls; each with foliate rims, two footed and with various floral, fruit and animal designs; 6-character marks; D: 14

An Early Chinese Ming style earthenware roof tile with polychrome glaze decoration. Depicts a warrior on horseback with a child. Later embossed metal base. Some wear, glaze loss and touchups. 14 1/2"

Four Ming-style and Yuan-style porcelains, including: blue-grey underglaze vase with figural motif; blue and white vase with scrolling floral designs; blue and white stem cup with dragon and flaming p

Four Chinese Ming style blue and white bowls, having flared rims and rising on recessed feet, the interiors and exteriors decorated with ducks floating on lotus ponds, each tapering to a lappet band,

Four Chinese Ming style pottery funerary figures Comprising an equestrian group, two horses and one buffalo the larger horse height 14 1/2in (37cm); width 12 1/2in (31.75cm); depth 4 1/2in (11.5cm)

Group of four Chinese Ming-style monochrome glazed stem bowls; each of circular form, with six character mark to base; D: 5" (each, approx.)

Chinese Ming Dynasty style ceramic figural roof tile, mounted in shadowbox display case. Overall: 12" H x 7" W x 4.75" D. Minor chip losses.

Group of four Chinese Ming-style porcelain vases, including: double gourd form, showing continuous figural landscape on a bright green ground; squat circular form with long neck, exhibiting blue monoc

Group of four Chinese Ming-style and Song-style ceramics, including: two bottle form vases, one of slight double gourd form, each with mark to base; bowl of red-brown glaze, six character mark to base

Pair of Chinese Ming Style Sancai Glazed Roof Tile Figurines measures H: 14"

A set of four vintage Chinese Ming style rosewood dining chairs. Each chair features a simple rectangular backrest decorated with a carved medallion on the center of the splat. Each rests on four squa

Ming-Style Glazed Pottery Roof TileChinese Ming-style glazed pottery roof tile; of an official in Mandarian dress atop a galloping horse (typical wear); H: 12"; lucite stand and base

Four Chinese Ming-style porcelains, including: blue and white dish with scalloped double rim, and design of standing scholar inside a scrolling floral border, mark to base; brown glazed stem cup, mark

Four Chinese Doucai Ming-Style Porcelain Vessels - Grouping of blue underglaze on white porcelain with overglazed enamels in red, yellow, green, and aubergene. Includes: covered jar with fish motif 5

An unusual Chinese Huanghuali wood compound (chest-on-chest) cabinet with four drawers, Ming-style latticework doors to the upper part; the upper and lower parts fasten by a wooden peg on either side;

Pair Ming-Style Sancai Glazed Roof TilesPair of Chinese Ming-style sancai glazed ceramic roof tiles; each with a qilin seated at attention on their front legs, one with scaled skin (minor chips); H: 1

Featuring Chinese Ming Style Pottery Of An Immortal Roof Tile, Fish Form Censor And Horse Figure. The Immortal Roof Tile Measures 14" Tall And 9.5" Wide, Several Chips And Missing Piece. Together With

Antique and tall, Chinese Ming-style, turquoise, aubergine and ochre glazed pottery roof tile figure; of Guanyin standing in hooded, flowing robes; on an arched tile base; Provenance: From the Hashimo

Four Chinese porcelain pieces: Pair of Ming-style blue and white porcelain cups, each showing several cranes in flight amid stylized clouds and waves, Chenghua marks to bases, but later; together with