Chinese Han Dynasty Funerary Urn.

Chinese Han dynasty funerary urn with oversized scrolling handles. From a Bristol, CT estate. Dimensions: urn measures approx. 11.5" w x 9.675" h.

Chinese Song Dynasty Funerary Urn H: 24 1/2" Private collection

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

Resting on three feet, the body and lid with stylized bosses, with two looped handles, the lid with three looped handles and loose handle in center. 8" H x 10" W. Verdigris finish consistent with age.

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A lovely wheel-thrown granary jar, with a flat unpronounced foot and cylindrical body. Although faint, the original surface motifs are visible in

Two Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed granary urns, each of cylindrical form surmounted by a slightly conical cover emulating a tradition tile roof, glazed in grass and spinach green glazes, and rising

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty covered pottery urns; each of cylindrical form with domed covers; with some original pigment remaining; Provenance: Collection of Stuart H. Salsbury; H: 8 1/4" (eac

Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed granary urn, of cylindrical form surmounted by a slightly conical ribbed cover emulating a tradition tile roof, glazed in spinach green and rising on tripod bear form

Chinese Song Dynasty yingqing glazed funerary urn; with moulded figural and animal designs to tall neck; H: 25" (approx.)

Group of three Chinese Song Dynasty yingqing-glazed funerary urns, including: two with registers of figures to lower and animals to upper in low relief; together with other showing several moulded fig

Chinese. Northern Song Dynasty style funerary ceramic urn with low relief. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 11.5"

Six Chinese Song Dynasty-Style Qingbai Pottery Funerary Urns , necks with various applied decoration, h. 10 3/4 in. to 16 3/4 in . Condition: Scattered chips, dings, small losses, wear, and glaze degr

Chinese Tall Ceramic Glazed Urn. Han Dynasty. {Height: 30 1/2 inches (77.5 cm)}. [Extremely fragile].

A funerary model of a well-head with panels decorated with real and auspicious animal, circa 206 B.C. Front panel has mythological cat creature with two attendants and animal figures on top and bottom

Chinese Han Dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) green lead glazed Mingqi funerary vase, of terracotta clay body with two molded taotie faces and areas of iridescence. With contemporary lacquered wood base. 10"

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A pair of pottery funerary mingqi figures - a rabbit and a man. The man stands upright wearing pants - his arms outs

A Chinese grey pottery funerary statue, Han dynasty (206 BC - 220), H 22,5 cm

Antique Chinese Han dynasty era red pottery with deep spinach green glaze statue. Features a granary urn form with bear leg supports. Minor imperfections to glaze and small losses, general good condit

Chinese Qingbai funerary urn, Song Dynasty (c. 12th c.), China, grey celadon glazed porcelain, the elongated ovoid body on round foot, encircled with applied figures and a dragon, remounted by scallop

Chinese painted pottery horse funerary sculpture, Han dynasty (206 BCE - 220BCE), earthenware figure having separate head and body, paint remnants and dirt throughout, 17"h, 17"w, 18lbs **Provenance:

possibly Han dynasty, three earthenware funerary figures and bird, each with polychrome accents, largest 11-1/2 in. Note: A thermoluminescence test for one of the figures completed by ASA Laboratories

A Chinese Drip Glaze Urn, Jin or Han Dynasty 9 in. h. From the Collection of Jay Gates, former Director, Phillips Collection, Washington, DC

A pair of Chinese funerary covered urns, Song Dynasty, celadon glazed terracotta, each with applied decoration in the form of attendants, dragons and clouds, each cover with bird finial. Dimensions:he

Far East, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. Funerary object made from terracotta with handpainted details in black. The ancient Chinese buried precious items with the elite in order to ensure