Vintage East Asian Glazed Roof Tile

DESCRIPTION: Salvaged ceramic roof tile coated in a green glaze and featuring a sculpture of a beast of one piece with tile. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: East Asia DIMENSIONS: H: 9" W: 4.25" L: 7.5" Ha

Vintage Japanese Kutani Porcelain Geisha Girl Lampmeasuring 26.5" high with shade

Larger: Later vintage reproduction figure on horse, faux craquelure black line work overall; smaller as single figure in dance. Both hollowback infilled with casting material. Larger with wood support

Subject matter is that of an Asian scholar man in seated pose holding a scroll form in one hand. Executed in ceramic pottery and decorated in glazed colors of browns, greens, blues, the face, hands an

Subject matter is that of an Asian scholar man in seated pose holding a scroll form in one hand. Executed in ceramic pottery and decorated in glazed colors of browns, greens, blues, the face, hands an

Chinese vintage ceramic glazed warrior form roof tile figure; H: 10" x W: 12"

Pair of antique Asian glazed pottery Parrot form roof tiles. Hues of green and brown. Hand formed and glazed. Antique circa 19th century, China. Loss to glaze and some chipping consistent with age and

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 1644 to 1912 CE. Two brightly painted roof tiles, both capped by a seated figure of a Longma, a winged horse with dragon scales from Chinese mythology, a good omen

Displayed on wooden bases, some losses and repairs, 10 1/8 in. (25.6 cm) high

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A pair of brilliant mold-made ceramic roof tiles depicting mythical birds known as fenghuang, each atop a curved tile base and a

Together with a pair of Asian style green painted wood horses Roof tiles 10"h x 10"w x 4 1/4"d Green horses 19"h x 17"w x 7"d Condition, one ear missing from pottery roof

Including a provincial Chinese glazed terra cotta roof tile figure of a warrior, a cloisonne figure of a Buddha and a cloisonne covered urn. [9" and 14 1/2" H; 5 1/2" to 10" W]. Losses and repairs. So

Vintage, possibly antique. Center floral motif surrounded by supports connecting to a square form border that has semi rounded borders. Distressed, celadon tone, tile is glazed. Wear is consistent wit

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A glazed, earthenware ornamental roof tile featuring a proud figure who dons turquoise, golden ochre, and deep purple hued vestments and is mounted

Asian Figural Roof Tiles Two painted and glazed ceramic and concrete warrior tiles mounted on clear acrylic stands Condition: Good, overall light wear consistent with age, arm outstretched tile needs

The lot includes a vintage framed tile depicting a violinist on the roof, inscribed on the back: Caesaria Glazed Tiles Hand Painted by Touch Wood Ltd, Israel; a vintage glazed ceramic tile with a view

A Pair of Chinese Pottery Roof Tiles, Flying Horse MotifThe vintage pair of tiles in hues of yellow, green and brown glazed pottery. One repaired and stapled.Height: 11 1/2 inches

Vintage Khmer Pottery Brown Glazed Figural Fish Water Dropper. A water-dropper is a small device used in East Asian calligraphy as a container designed to hold a small amount of water. In order to mak

Vintage Asian Glazed Ceramic Garden Stools - Set of Two - - Measures 20 x 11.5 **This item is 3rd party shipping or pickup only**

Chinese 19th C. elaborate glazed roof tile; of well carved figures in opera scene in wood frame; Provenance ex-Mal Dorfman Collection, Scottsdale AZ; 17 1/4" x 22 1/2" ; Due to COVID-19 restrictions,

This beautiful Dragon sculpture we think it as originally a roof tile, made of earthenware. It has a beautiful dark green glaze with dark mustard accents. It is a very expressive and interesting piece

Chinese vintage roof tile (13"H)

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

Bearded figure riding a four-legged animal, perhaps a foo dog. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention