CHINESE TERRA-COTTA TRADESMAN FIGURES, PAIR,

Pair of 19th Century Chinese terra cotta Kylin figures in two color glazes, on openwork bases. Chips and repairs to each. Measure approximately 17-1/4" high, 11-1/4" wide, and 7" deep. Additional phot

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese terracotta and polychrome decorated figurines, both wearing robes and hands joined, one figure holds a book. Purchased from Artancient.com CIRCA:Â ORIGIN: China DIME

A pair of Chinese terracotta and polychrome decorated figurines, both wearing robes and hands joined, one figure holds a book. Purchased from Artancient.com CIRCA: ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H. 8" - 8.

Female figures (possibly musicians) kneeling. One bears a symbol in her left hand. Limbs broken and previous repairs. Sold "as is".

A pair of Chinese terracotta figures of ladies, 9" high

Pair of Chinese terracotta figures, seated women. Both unmarked. Taller 7"H. Minor chips, flakes and losses throughout. Provenance: From the Estate of Angela Gross Folk.

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty terracotta tomb figures dancing. Well potted figures with elaborate headdresses. Low fired earthenware retaining much of the original polychrome decoration. The stands with

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Antique Chinese ceramic figures. Includes: (1) Figure holding a vase decorated with a multicolored glaze. (H: 9" x D: 2.5") (1) Figure with multicolored checkered garb and hat a

Pair of Chinese Glazed Terracotta Figures Unmarked. 17 1/2 x 5 1/4 x 4 1/2 in.

A Pair of Chinese Terracotta Equestrian Figures each having a seated figure on horseback with polychrome decoration. Height of each 16 1/2 x width of base 8 1/4 x depth 4 1/4 inches. Property of a Gen

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

PAIR CHINESE PAINTED TERRACOTTA POTTERY FIGURES ON HORSEBACK, CHING. HEIGHT 5 1/4"

A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE TERRA COTTA GLAZED ARCHITECTURAL FIGURES, PROBABLY 19TH CENTURY. Each of standing form, one with scroll under cobalt blue and turquoise glazes. Some losses and early repairs. H

A Pair of Chinese Terracotta Equestrian Musician Figures each with polychrome decoration. Height of each 11 1/2 x width of base 6 1/2 x depth 3 1/4 inches. Property of a Gentleman, Manchester, Kentuck

Pair of large Italian terracotta Chinese figures of a man and woman sitting on pinched waist pedestals with tassels bamboo embellishments. White glazed finish with cracked details. Fair to poor condit

C. AD 618 and 907. Tang Dynasty. A delicate Tang Dynasty pair of female dancer figures. Both wearing long flowing gowns with the hands uncovered. One dress is a deep orange, whilst the waist sash whic

Pair Tang style terracotta horse 14”H, one restored, with two trading terracotta figures 10”H, one restored.

A Pair of Chinese Lokapala Guardian Figuresterracotta with pigments and traces of gold, the figures are wearing armor enhanced with bird's head at waist, both with helmets and tall boots, their seriou

A pair of terracotta figures of musicians on horseback, each with traces of the original polychrome surface. Dimensions: Each is about 10 1/2" x 4" and 14 1/2" tall. Provenance: From a Philadelphia co

Pair of Chinese glazed and crackle glazed terracotta figures seated on a bench. H: 12" W:10.75" D: 5.5"

With polychrome decoration. Possibly Han Dynasty. On fitted stands. From a Great Neck, NY estate. Dimensions: figures measure approx. 17.5" high excluding stands.

A pair of Chinese terracotta garden pottery jardiniere planters. Glazed amber brown, green, and gold with landscape scenes of auspicious deer and crane figures on one planter, and tiger and crane figu

Ca. 618 to 906 AD. Tang Dynasty. Pair of terracotta female musician figures. One is playing a drum, the other one is playing the flute. Both are depicted in kneeling position, wearing long light colou

c. 960-1279 AD. Song Dynasty. A pair of fine Chinese Song Dynasty terracotta bricks with nicely carved high-relief figures. Both are depicting running lions. The Song Dynasty, which ruled most of Chin