Chinese Han Dynasty Black Urn

A Rare Large Chinese Han Dynasty Black Pottery Amphora. Twin-handled jars of this general type have been found in excavations dating as far back as the Spring and Autumn Period (770-475 BC). Although

A Chinese Han Dynasty Black Pottery Amphora with Bronze Appliqués. Twin-handled jars of this general type have been found in excavations dating as far back as the Spring and Autumn Period (770-475

Chinese Han Dynasty black glazed amphora; H: 12" (approx.)

Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD. A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figure with a black pelt and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose. The rabbit is depicted sitting on its haunches with its forelegs raised as if a

Chinese Han dynasty funerary urn with oversized scrolling handles. From a Bristol, CT estate. Dimensions: urn measures approx. 11.5" w x 9.675" h.

Resting on three feet, the body and lid with stylized bosses, with two looped handles, the lid with three looped handles and loose handle in center. 8" H x 10" W. Verdigris finish consistent with age.

Two Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed granary urns, each of cylindrical form surmounted by a slightly conical cover emulating a tradition tile roof, glazed in grass and spinach green glazes, and rising

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty covered pottery urns; each of cylindrical form with domed covers; with some original pigment remaining; Provenance: Collection of Stuart H. Salsbury; H: 8 1/4" (eac

Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed granary urn, of cylindrical form surmounted by a slightly conical ribbed cover emulating a tradition tile roof, glazed in spinach green and rising on tripod bear form

Chinese Han Dynasty pottery jar; the glaze of monochrome black coloration; H: 17" (approx.)

Chinese Tall Ceramic Glazed Urn. Han Dynasty. {Height: 30 1/2 inches (77.5 cm)}. [Extremely fragile].

Ca. 202 BC-220 AD. A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figurine with black pelt, and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose and ears. The rabbit is depicted sitting on all fours with his ears pricked up. I

Chinese Han dynasty Ba type bronze bell. The bell of lenticular section, with a central panel flanked by three rows of protruding bosses; all sections bordered in thread relief. With a black lacquered

Mottled Black Green Glazed Terracotta Vase in archaic form, having taotie mask lugs with fixed rings within banded decoration of warriors on horseback, tall foot with unglazed underside having label f

East Asia, western China, Han Dynasty, ca. 3rd to 2nd century BCE. A black earthenware vessel of incredibly distinctive form, its surface studded with raised bronze shield-like bosses at regular inter

Chinese Han Dynasty Painted Pottery "Stick" Figure of a Person / Soldier & Face consisting of Prominent features Painted with Original Orange and Traces of Red & Black Pigments Approx 24" H x 4" W x 3

Ca. 200-100 BC.A large terracotta figure of a warrior, wearing decorated armour over his thigh-length robe painted in red pigment and shortened black painted trousers, his face is well defined holding

A Chinese Han Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse & Rider with Oxford TL Test. Made from grey pottery and cold-painted in white, red and black pigments. The rider dressed as a warrior and in the pose of hol

Finely painted Chinese Han dynasty cocoon jar with bright original pigment allover, black over black ground; usual wear and flaws consistent with age, minor losses to pigment, possible repairs; H 12"

Chinese Han Dynasty Painted Pottery of a Torso Soldier & Face consisting of Prominent features Painted with Original Orange and Traces of Red & Black Pigments Approx 11.5" H x 3" W x 2" L without base

East Asia, China, Early Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE. A mold-made earthenware horse and rider, finely modeled and covered with generous remains of white, black, and red pigments. During the Han dynasty, t

East Asia, China, Late Han Dynasty, ca. 0 to 220 CE. A mold-made earthenware horse and rider, finely modeled and covered with nice remains of white, red, and black pigments. During the Han dynasty, th

DESCRIPTION: Two ancient Han dynasty mingqi ("pottery replicas"), each depicting a bare-chested dancer in his own pose and wearing black and red flaring pants, braces on his arms, and a ponytailed top

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. This is a gorgeous artifact, a bronze mirror now with a perfectly smooth, black patina, and the reflective surface remaining. The back is finely decorated wi