Set of Eight Chinese Pottery Horses of Wang Mu

A BLUE AND WHITE ‘EIGHT HORSES OF MU WANG’ PORCELAIN TABLE SCREEN, KANGXI The sturdily potted and cloverleaf-shaped plaque delicately painted in intense cobalt blue under the glaze and set in a ca

A PAIR OF FAMILLE VERTE 'EIGHT HORSES OF MU WANG' BOWLS, DOUBLE-FISH MARK, KANGXI PERIOD China, 1662-1722. Each with deep rounded sides rising from a tall and slightly spreading foot to an everted rim

Full title: A Chinese white jade 'Eight horses of Mu Wang' snuff bottle, 18/19th C. Description: H.: 8 cm Provenance:- A Belgian private collection. - Acquired from Marc Michot, antiques dealer, Bruge

Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl and cover, of equestrian interest, with repeating horse motifs of the Eight Imperial Horses of Wang Mu, the bases with four-character marks. [Overall: 4 1/2" H x

CHINESE CELADON, COPPER-RED AND BLUE BRUSH POT painted with the Eight Horses of Mu Wang in a pine forest landscape, eighteenth or nineteenth-century Dimensions:17 cm. high; 20 cm. diameter

Antique Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Snuff Bottle with Horses 2.5''x2''. Finely decorated in polychrome enameling depicting the eight horses of Mu Wang. Carved pink coral stopper. It bears a two cha

Fine Chinese Carved Green Jade 4 Panel Table Screen with Yellow Hardwood frames inlaid with silver wire; the carved Jade illustrating the Eight Horses of Mu Wang. Good condition. Height of frame 17 1/

Hand carved scene showing the 'Eight Horses of Mu Wang' in red over clear glass. Green stone stopper with hand carved spoon. Circa late 19th/ early 20th C. 2 3/4" H x 2 1/8" W approx. From the collect

Two Chinese porcelain miniature meiping vases, late Qing, the smaller vase decorated with the eight horses of Mu Wang, with four character Daoguang seal mark, the larger vase with midnight blue glaze

A Set of Eight Chinese Painted Pottery Tiles Depicting The Eight Immortals. Each of the eight tiles moulded in the form of an Immortal holding various precious objects, sitting on clouds etc, one ridi

Set of eight Chinese Tang-style pottery zodiac figures; H: 14 3/4" (tallest, approx.)

W. 8 cm. H. 4 cm. Weight 50 gram.

Eight Small Chinese Soapstone HorsesSet of eight small Chinese carved soapstone horses; all engaged in various stages of running; L: 3" (longest)

Cased Set of 8 Horses of Mu Wang, 1 Restored, No Export.

AN ENAMEL ON COPPER `WANG MU' BOWL China, Republic period (1912-1949). The deep sided bowl rising from a ring foot. Finely enameled on a pale yellow ground with seven of the eight horses of King Mu. T

Chinese mottled red soapstone carving of the 'Eight Horses of King Mu', each horse having a different magical ability such as being able to run without touching the ground, depicted here with flying m

10 Chinese Qing Dynasty Porcelains; 6 underglaze Blue & White with 8 Horses of Wang Mu or 8 Immortals and each with a Bronze Rim, together with 3 covers each with marks to inside handle, and an enamel

Vase Chinese, 19th century, ground of deep green swirling water rising from turbulent frosty waves at the base, prunus flowers, auspicious emblems and the horses of Mu Wang floating upon it, superimpo

Group of eight Chinese Han-style painted pottery tiles; each with varying relief design of horses and riders; L: 11" (each, approx.)

A set of eight blue and white pottery saucers, presumably Chinese. Decorated with traditional motifs with birds and flowers. Each saucer has a distinct Kangxi period blue rabbit mark on the bottom. Vi

A Set Chinese Natural Jade Statue - Eight Horses Dimension: 115*105*38(mm) 4.33*4.13*1.50(in) Weight 4.32 lbs/1960 g

A Set Chinese Natural Jade Statue - Eight Horses Dimension: 115*105*38(mm) 4.33*4.13*1.50(in) Weight 4.32 lbs/1960 g

Large Chinese Famille Verte Porcelain 'Immortals' Vase, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), tall ovoid body painted with the Eight Immortals with attendants in an elegant garden with Xi Wangmu, Queen Mother of

Set of 28 Persian glazed pottery tiles depicting horses with soldiers, Isfahan, Qajar. a Very Large Islamic pottery glazed set of tiles Circa 19th century AD. twenty eight (28) tiles total, 7 3/8” x