Chinese Han Dynasty earthenware model of a stove

Antique Chinese Han Dynasty 222BC-220AD green glaze stove model. Crafted of earthenware pottery with a green to brown glaze. Top decorated with household symbols. Having losses and cracks to pottery.

Chinese pottery burial piece, model of a stove, Han Dynasty, appx 4" x 8".

A Chinese Pottery model of a cooking stove.The dimension of the pottery is 6.7" x 9" x 3.2"The last image is from a book showing a similar museum piece. For your reference only.

Chinese glazed pottery house or granary model, Possibly Han Dynasty, or later, green glazed earthenware model of a hut or house, with interior visible, possibly a burial object (mingqi), unmarked, 5.2

Chinese glazed earthenware model of a house, Han dynasty Size 8 3/4 x 8 inches. 6 1/4 inches high. Lovely Model of a house.

Chinese green glazed pottery model of a stove. Han dynasty, 10.5 across.

A rare miniature model of a real wellhead from the Christie's auction house, Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD). The piece is earthenware with an iridescent patina and a green lead glaze on the outside. It

Group Chinese Han style granary & farm models, Possibly Han Dynasty (c. 206 BCE - 220 CE), (5) pieces, iridescent green glazed, buff and unglazed gray earthenware examples, 7"h x 9"w x 10"d (largest),

Two Chinese Han Dynasty earthenware warrior figuresHan Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE)Each appears unmarkedEach with painted visage, wearing black robes with red sashes and blue underskirts, one brandishing

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY EARTHENWARE HILL JAR: Glazed earthenware hill jar from the Han dynasty, modeled after earlier boshanlu ("bo mountain censers") decorated on its side with various animals and mythic

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A female painted or glazed pottery tomb figure, of a type known as a mingqi, or "spirit utensil" created to care for a

An antique Chinese Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) red pottery model of a watchtower with a high tiled gable roof with a central rib. The upper section is constructed with a latticed lookout room. Chine

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A female painted or glazed pottery tomb figure, of a type known as a mingqi, or "spirit utensil" created to care for a

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BRONZE STOVE; H. 24 cm. W. 16 cm. Weight 1450 gram.

Chinese Han Dynasty style earthenware cocoon jar, having short neck over bulbous body, decorated with linear and scroll designs, approx 10 3/8"h, 30.75"diam, 4.4lbs

Chinese Han Dynasty pottery model; of a rooster standing alert; with some original pigments remaining; H: 9" (approx.)

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BRONZE AROMA STOVE; H. 24.5 cm. W. 17 cm. Weight 1536 gram.

A Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed earthenware vaseEastern Han Dynasty (25n220 CE)Appears unmarkedThe squat globular vase with widely flaring trumpet neck covered overall with a thick green-glaze5&quo

A Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed earthenware vaseEastern Han Dynasty (25n220 CE)Appears unmarkedThe squat globular vase with widely flaring trumpet neck covered overall with a thick green-glaze5&quo

Large Chinese Han Dynasty painted pottery model of a horse; its rotund body with some remaining original pigments of trappings; with detachable head; the original legs would have been carved in wood;

Chinese, Western Han Dynasty. Painted earthenware depictions of female dancers in flowing robes with long sleeves, and hems spread on the ground. Figures of Han Dynasty dancers are made of simple eart

Chinese Han Dynasty painted pottery model of a horse; the bright red body with vibrant saddle geometric decorations; and showing much remaining original pigments; L: 21"; lucite base

Chinese Han dynasty mingqi funerary earthenware cocoon or "duck-egg" vase. Of ovoid form and resting a short, flared trumpet footrim with an everted neck. White slip with cold-painted pigmen

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A large and impressive ancient mold-made pottery model of a house, amazingly intact. This is an archictecturally correct model of the home of a wealthy perso