White-glazed Ewer, China, Tang Dynasty style, with

Group of five figural pieces to include pair of plaster Blackamoor busts ht.15 1/2"; Oriental figure on lucite base; pottery, green glazed horse, Tang dynasty style, made in China; blue and white Foo

A Chinese Pottery candle holder, from Tang Dynasty, Gongyao. White glazed ceramic China, Tang dynasty (618-906) Candle stick with a coiled dragon around the body Carried by a round base Sculpturally c

A Tang dynasty style white glazed jar, with unglazed base, 26cm high

A TANG DYNASTY STYLE THREE-COLORED GLAZED POTTERY ORNAMENT DESIGNED WITH CLOTHES.C602.China, Tang dynasty style.C Property from a Private American New York City Collection.Measure: Height 8.6", Length

Beautiful and unusually rare white glazed ewer with dragon handle and incised concentric rings dates to the Tang Dynasty. Provenance: Joseph Rondina Antiques, New York. 12 inches tall

Tang dynasty or style, pair of white glazed molded pottery figures, each in the form of a robed official, 23 x 6-1/2 x 5-3/4 in. [Asian Ceramics] Note: Accompanied by thermol

A CIZHOU WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN VASE CARVED WITH LOTUS FLOWERS AND PAINTED LITTLE BOY PLAYING. C307. China. Song/Yuan dynasty style. C Property from a Private American New York City Collection. Measur

Chinese. Ovoid body, waisted neck, wide flared mouth rim, long curved spout, body with network of fine crackles. Tang or Song Dynasty period. Height: 7 3/4 in (19.7 cm) Width: 4 1/2 in (11.4 cm) Prove

Two (2) Chinese pottery or porcelain items. 1st item: Chinese Tang Dynasty style sancai glazed and molded earthenware pottery ewer or flask with incised decoration to the body, scalloped rim and anima

Similar to the style found in the Tang Dynasty, this ceramic horse stands at rapt attention, covered in a subtle crackled glaze. H:16 1/4in(41.3cm) W:17 1/2in(44.5cm)

China, Sui (581-618) to early Tang Dynasty (618-907) Dimensions: 10.4" (26.5cm) H Of elongated ovoid form with a low cylindrical neck and rim, the shoulders with 4 heavily formed double lug handles lu

Two Chinese Ceramics: Ming-style blue and white porcelain bowl, Chenghua mark to base, but later; together with Tang-style glazed covered ewer; D: 7 1/4" (widest, approx.)

ProvenanceEstate of Yip Hon (1904-1997). Nicknamed Kwai Wong (translated as Ghost King), Yip Hon was a gambling tycoon in South China. He a amassed great wealth in the casinos there, through his techn

China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Lovely and guaranteed authentic Tang Dynasty brush pot. Nearly white pottery covered in green, tan and brown glaze with slight iridescent surface. Gorgeous! Siz

The inside of the bowl is glazed with greenish and white colors. The outside is glazed with black and white. Camels adorn the inside of the bowl. dimensions: 5.5cm*11cm

Origin: China. Circa: 600-900 A.D.. Style: Tang Dynasty. Medium: Terracotta. H: 12". Nicely modeled, tri-color terracotta with a couples and flowers.Tang San Cai, also called Tricolor Glazed Pottery a

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 1644 to 1912 CE. A large, hand-built porcelain vase in the distinct blue-and-white glazed style characteristic of the Ming Dynasty. The slight concave base supports

Origin: China. Circa: 600-900 A.D. H: 12.5" by W: 11". Style: Tang Dynasty.A pair of two musicians sitting on an elephants. Tang San Cai, also called Tricolor Glazed Pottery and a gem of ancient Chine

Hexagonal bucket with frogs, China, 20th century, on the six sides three different palace ladies in the style of the Tang dynasty in enamel, with movable docpel handle, white metal, hand patina, h. 9

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A pair of hand-built pottery vessels - a plate and a bowl - from the Ming Dynasty, both in the blue on white style. T

A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC HORSES China, Tang dynasty style The two horses with three legs supported by a base, one of the front legs raised, both with neck and head in accentuated twist, the

A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC 'FAT LADIES' FEMALE FIGURES China, Tang dynasty style The two ladies standing on a roughly square base, the voluminous bodies wearing a wide dress, the plump faces

A PAIR OF PAINTED CERAMIC HORSESChina, Tang dynasty style 39 cm high eachProvenance: ambassador Francesco Rausi.

A Chinese celadon glazed ewer, dating from the Tang dynasty (618-906). From an unglazed lower area the glaze continues to the inside of the ewer. A curved handle from the short neck below th flared mo