Sancai Roof Tile Figure, Mounted as Lamp

Large Chinese sancai roof tile, mounted as lamp, Likely Ming Dynasty (16th c. or earlier), green and yellow glazed earthenware, in the form of a warrior mounted on a horse, raised on black lacquered w

glazed pottery roof tile figure of a warrior riding a monkey with peach. Signed K. Y. Lin, 20th Century. Mounted as a lamp, loses. 19" tall, 14" wide, 8" deep.

20th Century And Earlier, Roof Tile On Later Mahogany Lamp Mount, Figure Height 12, Width 5, Depth 7 Inches, Overall Height 23 Inches, Electrification Present But Function Not Guaranteed, Crazed Surfa

A CHINESE CERAMIC ROOF TILE MOUNTED AS A LAMP The green and yellow glaze tile modeled as a qilin, mounted on a hardwood base with a single bulb fixture, together with a carved hardwood figure of a sch

Pr Ming Dynasty Chinese Roof Tile Lamps, the tile-work figures an opposing pair of Temple Guardians now mounted with heavily carved blackwood bases and fittings. Good condition, some restoration to Ro

A Chinese Sancai glazed roof tile figurine. 17in tall x 7in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shipper information are all available on our

Chinese roof tile figure mounted on a lucite stand depicting a a bearded man wearing armor and making a gesture with his hands. 14 inches height, 8 inches width, 5.5 inches depth. 14"H x 8"W x 5.5"D.

Described By:Nikki HFA VX NMYI Title:Antique Chinese Qing Sancai Roof Tile Immortal Guardian Statue Lamp Description: Interesting antique Chinese Qing era Sancai roof tile immortal guardian statue lam

Antique Chinese glazed ceramic roof tile seated figure, mounted on custom wood base; as-is condition with numerous flaws and losses; H 10 1/2"Provenance: Estate of Roy and Ilse Byrnes, San Juan Capist

CHINA, MING DYNASTY A Chinese Sancai glaze pottery roof tile. The tile is in the form of a seated official with bat necklace finished in a green-yellow Sancai glaze. The figure sits on a carved hardwo

larger: 13.75 H x 6 W HINC448/2 WT

Chinese glazed Ming equestrian roof tile, mounted as a lamp. [Sculpture: 13" H x 9" W x 5" D; Overall: 24" H x 11" W x 7" D].

Pair of antique Chinese glazed ceramic roof tiles; each mounted as lamps, including: warrior riding an animated dragon; together with other depicting an official atop a mythological animal; H: 22 1/2&

Asian pottery roof tile of figure on beast. Mounted on wooden base. Overall 13" x 6" x 14". Imperfections.

Pair 19th C, Possibly Earlier, Chinese Pottery Sancai Glaze Figural Dragon Roof Tiles, Mounted On Wood Bases. Unsigned. Old restoration, wear consistent with age. Measures 17-1/2" H x 13" L x 6-1/2" D

Pair of 19th century Chinese sancai glazed pottery roof tiles, two figures, framed 18" x 13". Provenance: Newton, Massachusetts estate.

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese antique Sancai pottery roof tile depicting a warrior figure atop a dragon. Painted with colors such as yellow, green, pink and blue; and with characteristic glazed finish. CIRCA

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Sancai roof tile composed of ceramics with figure riding rooster design. Finished with a figural design at base and glossy orange and green glaze. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Chin

Pair of lamps converted from Chinese roof tile figures of Ming Dynasty warriors on charging horses, 24" H x 13" W x 6" D (not including shade). Provenance: North Andover, Massachusetts collection.

2 - Chinese Ming Dynasty Immortals forming Glazed Ceramic Roof Tiles on arched tile bases each with elaborate hats and each with a small animal at their feet, the larger figure mounted with metal ends

Chinese Roof Tile Figure Warrior on Horse - A polychrome composition depicting a horse back mounted warrior. The figure is of ceramic, hand-painted, with glazed ceramic mosaic tiles applied to the cos

Ming Style Guardian Lions and Roof Tile Figure, Likely 20th century Pair of small ceramic sancai Foo Lions in the Ming style, offered along with a molded and painted figure of a Chinese official likel

A Chinese Painted Stoneware Roof Tile Figure19th century or older, a standing warrior or guardian figure painted in bright primary colors, which have faded from exposure, now mounted onto a box frame

Chinese Pottery Sancai Roof Tile, probably early Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), in the form of a leaping warrior, with two smaller figures of a man and a woman appearing beside the feet of the larger figur