Chinese Han / Jin Quilin Pottery Mythical Creature

Far East, China, Late Han / Jin Dynasty, ca. 100 to 420 CE. A powerful hybrid mythical chimera creature with a large pig-like head, flared nostrils, round ears, full pouty and strangely almost human l

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A fantastic mold made pottery effigy of a rhinoceroses-pig hybrid creature, with horns protruding from the neck and shoulders and a lengthy tail!

Pair of large Chinese teapots, pottery, decorated with dark blue and green glaze and floral motif, mythical creature head-shaped spout and branch handles, foo dog-shaped finial, 21" h. Provenance: Fro

DESCRIPTION: Glazed earthenware hill jar from the Han dynasty, modeled after earlier boshanlu ("bo mountain censers") decorated on its side with various animals and mythical creatures in relief-includ

China, Han Dynasty, bronze mirror decorated in relief with geometric and organic design bands surrounding the circumference, in relief multiple figures and mythical creatures create an ongoing scene a

China, Ham pottery seal, in square form, with carved mythical creature figure, in a brown hue, with textured surface. Height 2 3/4 in.

A funerary model of a well-head with panels decorated with real and auspicious animal, circa 206 B.C. Front panel has mythological cat creature with two attendants and animal figures on top and bottom

The striking bronze/brass sculpture measures 7.5x3 cm (approximately 2.95x1.18 inches), depicting a mythical beast that evokes the grandeur of the Han Dynasty's art. The creature's form, with its robu

Depicting a mythical beast on a flat stand. (Height 21 inches)

China, Han Dynasty, censer, depicts a mythical creature balancing a diamond shaped object, heavy patina. Height 9 3/4 in.

China, Han Dynasty, carved censer, depicting a mythical creature balancing a diamond shaped object, heavy patina throughout. Height 9 3/4 in.

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty (1st century) stoneware pottery vessel with applied geometric link borders and dark celadon glaze falling short of the foot, with two taotie creature form handles. 12" H x

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty (1st century) stoneware pottery vessel with applied geometric link borders and dark celadon glaze falling short of the foot, with two taotie creature form handles. 11.5" H

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty, 1st century, stoneware pottery vessel with applied geometric link borders and dark celadon glaze falling short of the foot, with two taotie creature form handles.12.25" H

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty (1st century) stoneware pottery vessel with applied geometric link borders and dark celadon glaze to upper portion, with two taotie creature form handles. 13" H x 14" diame

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty (1st century) stoneware pottery vessel with applied geometric link borders and dark celadon glaze falling short of the foot, with two taotie creature form handles.12.25" H

* Two Chinese Green Glazed Pottery Vessels han dynasty (206 b.c.-220 a.d.) the first a lian vessel with the main panel decorated with mythical beasts, raised on three feet applied with bear figures; t

HAN-STYLE SILVERED BRONZE MIRRORArchaistic Chinese silvered bronze mirror; of circular form, with relief design of figures and mythical creatures around the central knob; in Han-style; D: 7 1/8"

(lot of 4) Chinese pottery objects, comprising a Han dynasty painted horse figure, a pair of Han dynasty oil lamp stem dishes, and a Five dynasty covered jar featuring the zodiac creatures, tallest: 9

Four various Chinese pieces, including: Song Dynasty cizhou jar; old archaistic bronze covered ding; pottery boar, probably Han Dynasty; together with Jin Dynasty henan glazed vase; H: 8 1/4" &#40

Chinese green glazed pottery jar and cover, supported on three bear-form feet, the cylindrical body molded with a band of mythical beasts, the conical cover molded with immortals and animals ascending

The domical cover molded with various creatures, the legs with creature supports; accompanied by an original Oxford University thermoluminescence test report #366h41, dated October 25, 1984, stating t

A CHINESE HAN POTTERY HEAD OF A WOMAN Han dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.) On an acrylic stand. height of head 6in (15.2cm); height overall 14 1/2in (36.8cm) Footnotes: Provenance Tokyo Art Club, Shi

Rare Chinese Han pottery sculpture of officer (14.25"H), cut in center, c100AD, from Pasadena Estate, CA