TANG SANCAI GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE

Large Chinese Tang Sancai Glazed Pottery Dignitary Figure with touches of blue glaze. Horizontal crack re-stuck at lower third of figure and to neck. Height 30 1/4 inches (77 cm.). From: The Collectio

Large Tang era Sancai-glazed pottery figure, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), depicting a standing official, 28"h x 7"w x 6"d Provenance: Offered at Christie's "The Art of China: Winter Edition", Dec. 5, 20

Large Tang era Sancai-glazed pottery figure, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), depicting a standing official, 30"h x 7"w x 6"d Provenance: Offered at Christie's "The Art of China: Winter Edition", Dec. 5, 20

三彩女騎笛子樂俑 Tang, Sancai-Glazed Pottery Equestrian Figure The rider holding a flute atop a straw-glazed horse standing foursquare on a rectangular

Three Chinese Tang-style sancai glazed pottery figures; each in dynamic gestural pose; H: 13 1/2" (tallest)

Sancai Glazed Chinese Pottery Roof Figure Temple Guardian, iron oxide glaze. Possibly Tang Dynasty Terracotta tile with Standing bearded figure, surmounted on a curved tile. With wood stand. 6.25lbs A

A CHINESE SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF LOKAPALA, TANG DYNASTY (AD 618-907) upright, resting his right foot on a rock with his hand raise, the other on his hip, wearing a heavy military jacket, boot

THREE CHINESE SANCAI GLAZED POTTERY TOMB FIGURESTang DynastyThree female attendants.Heights from 9" to 10".

Chinese Sancai-Glazed Tang Pottery Camel with 5 Figures Riding 20.5 inches height. size: 20.5 in. x 12.5 in. The auction house does not ship any items. We offer our local shipper Gravity Boxes to auto

A Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of an Equestrian Tang Dynasty Depicting a Mongolian horseman in green robes upon an ochre-glazed steed. Provenance: Christie's New York, March 22, 1999, lot 230

A RARE SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF A RAM, TANG DYNASTY China, 618-907. Well potted as a recumbent ram in an alert position with the legs tucked in and the horned head looking straight ahead. The t

A SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF A LADY. TANG DYNASTY.

Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of a Women The standing female figure wearing flared robes painted with green and yellow glazes, her hair pulled up into two knots to either side of her head, with

Finely molded figure of lion on a pierced rockwork base with hind leg raised to scratch. The body is glazed with the straw, green and amber glaze. A rare form of the motif seen in the Tang Dynasty. Di

LARGE SANCAI-GLAZED? POTTERY FIGURE OF A HORSETANG DYNASTY this piece has been in the family for over 30 years. no damage 18 1/2" tall at tallest point and 19" wide estate items

Tang Dynasty. The standing figure rests his right foot on a rock, wearing a heavy military jacket, boots and a helmet, the right hand raised, the left resting on his hip, decorated with cream, yellow

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A magnificent guardian figure called a zhenmushou (grave-quelling beast) or earth spirit presenting a characteristic fantastical hybrid, creature-like

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A fantastical mold-formed pottery guardian figure known as a lokapala with a serious expression wearing elaborate armor and robes as he stands triump

(2) Tang Era sancai-glazed pottery earth spirits, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD),including a figure with feline body in cream, ochre and green glazes, with unglazed head, horn and ears, mark to underside,1

Lot 188 Large Chinese Sancai Glazed and Painted Pottery Figure of a Lokapala (Tang Dynasty) realistically detailed, in dynamic pose with both arms outstretched in an archers posture, the face in a c

DESCRIPTION: A Tang Dynasty style chinese tricolor sancai glazed terracotta figurine on horse depicting a female rider with hair dressed in a double top knot, wearing a long tunic and with the body be

Two Chinese parcel-glazed pottery pieces: Tang-style sancai jar, with large dragon handles, and stepped neck; together with Ming-style headless standing figure, holding rooster; H: 18 1/2" (ta

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A lovely pottery female tomb attendant with a characteristically elongated body donning a traditional floor-length robe - h

of Court Ladies Chinese, standing figures with elaborate unglazed heads with varying Sancai-glazed robes, unglazed [ruyi-]form platform bases, 15-3/8 in. glaze degradation, one with old break and repa