East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A fabulous mold-formed pottery figure of a man, standing with his left

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A lovely ensemble of eight mold-formed pottery tomb attendants, all

19th C. FRENCH "VILNEY" TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF A PUTTO. 21" x 9" x H

Molded female figure. Standing with cap and flowing gown. Dimensions: (Figure) H 7" x W 2" x D 1.5" Condition: Broken off at

Seated with hands resting on knees, face tilted up. Adornments at neck and wrists. Mottled surface. Approx. 18 1/2" H.

Anthropomorphic figure with domed forehead, large wide-open eyes, open mouth displaying white teeth, the figure holds elbows

Seated figure with truncated arms spread wide, the flattened facial plane with divots for eyes and mouth and a slender

Large figure with X-form body markings on the columnar torso, seated astride a beehive shaped base with round opening.

Terracotta Figure with Snake, Han Style. The standing figure wearing a tight tunic, holding a writhing snake, the face

Small standing male and female figures, terracotta covered with white pigment. Both with facial and body scarification,

Antique terra-cotta figure of a man seated in a chair wearing a hat and a eyeglass.Stamped on the bottom.Height 10

52x33x16cm