CHINESE GREEN GLAZED POTTERY BEAST

A Chinese Green Glazed Pottery Roof Tile 19TH CENTURY modeled as a mythical beast seated on a domed tile, covered overall with a rich green glaze. 30 height centimeters,Height 12 inches. Property from

* 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

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

Top dia. 14cm (5 1/2 in.) H. 10cm (4 in.)

A Chinese green glazed pottery horseheight 14 1/4in (36cm); width 13in (33cm); depth 7in (17.5cm) Provenance:Property from an Important Private Beverly Hills Collection.

Han dynasty or style, each of bulbous form with flared neck and circular foot, molded horse and rider decoration and molded mask form side handles, covered all over in uneven, runny green glaze, 11-1/

A VERY LARGE CHINESE GREEN GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF A MALE possibly Han Dynasty. 70 cm high.

A RARE ANTIQUE CHINESE GREEN GLAZED POTTERY JUG, CHINA CIRCA13TH/15TH CENTURY, Of Similar to the Islamic & Chinese Works of arts. With Golubarg ( Floral Patterns ) On the Handle.

Probably Han Dynasty, 206 BC - 220 AD. With bear form support. For a similar example in the collection of the British Museum see no. 453, illustrated in Royal Academy of Arts, "Catalogue of the Intern

A LARGE CHINESE GREEN GLAZED POTTERY JAR, in a Song Dynasty style, the ovoid body centering sides with scrolling and auspicious blossoming vine interspersed with qilons in relief, beneath a short neck

(lot of 2) Chinese green-glazed pottery pilgrim flasks, with applied figures at the handle and spout, incised decoration, largest: approx 11"h, 8"w, 6.5"d; 7.75lbs total Start Price: $80.00

Han dynasty or style, each of bulbous form with flared neck, covered in dark green glaze, shorter example with molded mask form side handles, 12 x 10-1/2 in. diameter; larger example 10-1/2 in. diamet

China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. This is a pretty architectural brick, originally used in the wall of a temple. It has a design of three horses, standing in front of multiple rings. This green en

All unmarked, together with a Chinese green-glazed ceramic pillow, 6 pieces total Chips, wear, surface distress. Tallest: 15"h

Ming Dynasty 4 1/4 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. (10.8 x 12.1 x 8.9 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate, San Rafael, Pasadena, California, purchased from the Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena, California

A LARGE CHINESE GREEN GLAZED POTTERY JAR, in a Song Dynasty style, the ovoid body centering sides with scrolling and auspicious blossoming vine interspersed with qilons in relief, beneath a short neck

Chinese green glazed Han-style iridescent pottery vase; 18" x 13" (approx.) Condition: general wear, firing flaws, minor losses

A Chinese Green-Glazed Pottery Cockscomb Ewer LIAO DYNASTY in the shape of a leather pouch with finger pinched, arched handle. Height 10 1/2 x diameter 4 inches. The Collection of Morton and Barbara M

Chinese ceramic pottery pillow, likely Qing dynasty modeled after a crouching child figure holding an offering bowl. Measuring approx 7" tall x 10.5" wide. Ceramic pillows in China were first produced

A Chinese green glazed pottery jar,Han Dynasty.Size:H 6 in,W 6 in.

Ming, green glazed pottery figurine.Dimensions: H 22cm.All measurements are approximate. Click here for high resolution images 點擊&#3688

Han dynasty, The circular body is set upon three legs and fitted with a lid. The entirety is covered with a very deep colored green glaze. The lid is carved with various animal motifs.Diameter 22.5cm

A Chinese green glazed pottery bowl,Han Dynasty. circular form with moulded bosses to body. Inscribed with lion faces on the outer surface. Size: 8 inches diameter.

Pair of Chinese green glazed pottery parrots on rockwork. Approximately 10 1/2" high, 5 1/2" wide. Condition: glaze wear, loss, chips, possibly later red paint to beaks.