CHINESE FIGURAL CERAMIC ROOF TILE

on an acrylic base; 12 inches wide; 13 inches high

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a Fu Dog. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a fish. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with a

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a Chinese Sage sitting atop a flying swan. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on t

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a Fu Dog. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a horse. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with a

1 Foo dog, 1 scaled Foo dog, and 2 elders riding roosters, approximate height of tallest 10 5/8".

Winged horses, approximate height of tallest 11 5/8".

with polychromed glaze, late 18th or early 19th century, depicting a warrior astride a galloping horse. 11 1/4" high, 16" wide, 4" deep. Lacking spear.

each mounted to an acrylic stand; each with impressed seal mark and number The foo dog: 14 x 13 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. (35.6 x 34.3 x 12.1 cm.), The elephant: 14 3/4 x 13 x 4 3/4 in. (37.5 x 33 x 12.1 cm.) P

DESCRIPTION: Antique Qing dynasty sancai ceramic roof tile surmounted by a guardian deity on horseback. CIRCA: 19th Century, possibly older ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 12" W: 4.5" L: 10" CONDITION: F

An early 20th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese glazed sancai ceramic figural roof tile statue. Modeled as a powerful warrior in full regalia. Employed as a roof-top guardian to ward off evil. Features exc

An early 20th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese glazed sancai ceramic figural roof tile statue. Modeled as a warrior in full regalia riding on a mythological Qilin (or Kirin) creature. Employed as a roof-t

Chinese Ming Dynasty style ceramic figural roof tile, mounted in shadowbox display case. Overall: 12" H x 7" W x 4.75" D. Minor chip losses.

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural roof tiles, in the form of seated qilin, (one) with partial remnants of a wax seal, approx 11"h, 4"w 9.75"d; 11.6lbs total Start Price: $125.00

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural roof tiles, modeled as a seated qilin, approx 11"h, 9.5"w, 4.75"d; 11.25lbs total Start Price: $125.00

Vintage, possibly antique, handmade and hand painted Chinese ceramic roof tile. Figural tile featuring warrior riding foo dog. Mounted on wood display stand. Tile measures approx. 10 x 4 x 10.75 inche

A pair of Chinese figural roof tiles20th centuryEach appear unmarkedThe green and brown glazed ceramic roof tiles, each depicting a male figure standing in combat stance atop a semi-circular tile, 2 p

Pair of antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty ceramic roof tiles of figural form, each mounted on custom lucite base; overall good condition, minor firing flaws and cracks; the larger figure including base H

A Chinese hand painted polychromed pottery figural temple roof tile depicting an Immortal riding on the back of A Qilin beast. Circa Qing to Republic period, 19th/20th century. Measures approx. 11 1/2

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural horse tiles. Figure of seated horse with wings, colored with green and orange. Each measures 8.5"L x 4"W x 11.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, commo

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 antique Chinese ceramic glazed roof tiles, each of figural form; as-is condition with chips, repairs, losses and other flaws; largest H 12 1/2"Provenance: Estate of Roy and Ilse Byrnes, San Juan

Chinese figure in motion. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention and good fortune of the gods. Mounted