Chinese Green-Glazed Ceramic Pillow poss. Tang

Chinese Five Dynasties Later Tang Dynasty marble glazed ceramic pillow, with a dark marble pattern on a green ground, of the bean shaped body, Approx. H: 8.3 cm x 21 cm x 13.5 cm

All unmarked, together with a Chinese green-glazed ceramic pillow, 6 pieces total Chips, wear, surface distress. Tallest: 15"h

Chinese green glazed ceramic pillow / chop seal, with carved details to unglazed sides. 4.25" H x 18.25" W x 4.25" D.

A Chinese green glazed ceramic house dating from the Tang dynasty. Dimensions are: 6 inches tall X 7 1/4 inches wide, 15.24 cm X 18.42 cm. All measurements are approximate.

Two Chinese Tang-style glazed ceramic pillows; L: 6 1/2" (longest, approx.)

Chinese ceramic pottery pillow, likely Qing dynasty modeled after a crouching child figure holding an offering bowl. Measuring approx 7" tall x 10.5" wide. Ceramic pillows in China were first produced

An ancient Chinese green glazed ceramic pot of bulbous shape with four decorative handles on top. Presumably Tang dynasty, 618 to 907. Collectible Chinese Pottery, Ancient Historical Artefacts. Dimens

Likely Tang Dynasty, Gongxian kiln, of ovoid shape with a pale green glaze over a white slip on a pale buff earthenware body h. 8 dia. 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Items from an important South Salem, NY fam

A rare Chinese sancai-glazed ceramic pillow, probably Liao Dynasty (907 - 1125) or laterCeramic pillow in the form of a waisted rectangle with cream-green glaze. The long sides each with a dragon cart

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Tang style ceramic umbrella stand. Featuring an orange and green glazed ceramic cylinder formed stand. Decorated with intricate soaring dragon and crashing wave motifs throughou

TWO DECORATIVE CHINESE CERAMIC PILLOWS, SONG DYNASTY STYLE. To include a Qingbai glazed 'Double Makara' pillow together with a green glazed pillow with open work base. 9.5cm and 14cm tall. Both in goo

Chinese glazed ceramic figure, the Tang official with an amber and green glazed robe in contrast with the unglazed face, 10.25"h

DESCRIPTION: A Tang style, Wucai glazed ceramic dog figurine. Features 5 color hued blotches of green, blue, yellow, brown, and white. Features a hollowed interior, and is unsigned. CIRCA: Early-Mid 2

(lot of 8) Assorted group of Chinese ceramics: three blue-and-white pillows; two lidded jars, a yellow covered bowl; a small circular covered box; and a green glazed pouring vessel, largest: 8" h

Three Chinese ceramics, including: Qing-style yellow ground porcelain jar with enameled bird and floral design, inscription, Qianlong mark to base; Tang-style green glazed pottery vase with incised de

Chinese Tang Dynasty ceramic jar with a high shoulder impressed with floral decoration. Glazed with mottled yellow and green glaze. Height: 5 1/4 in x diameter: 6 3/4 in.

TANG STYLE SANCAI GLAZE MOLDED AND FOOTED VASEChinese, mid-20th century, ceramic. Glazed in typical brown, yellow, and green "egg & spinach" glaze with molded relief of figures and elephant,

possibly Tang dynasty, amber and green glazed bearded male figure in robe, with square base, 13 x 4-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

including a Song or Song-style meiping with a ringed mouth dipped in a dark green glaze, the foot left bare, h. 8 in.; a Tang dynasty amber-glazed covered jar or globular shape, the lid probably by as

THREE CHINESE GLAZED POTTERY ARTICLES - Includes: (1) Five-Spouted Jar (Wukou ping) in semi-transparent grey-green craquelure glaze. 5 7/8” H. (2) Buff-White Ceramic Figural Pillow of a Baby. Condit

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful mold-made ceramic camel, standing on an integral rectangular base, the surface glazed in the characteristic brown, green, and ochre yello

East Asia, China, late Sui Dynasty to early Tang Dynasty, ca. late 6th to early 7th century CE. A charming ceramic figure of a standing woman with a pale yellow-green, smooth glaze over her entire sur

12in(H) x 9in(L); provenance: gentleman's estate in NJ

comprised of two glazed figures mounted as lamps Condition: with loss to glaze throughout on each figure 28 inches to top of figure; 39 total inches high