CHINESE TANG DYNASTY GLAZED VESSEL

Chinese Tang Dynasty Glazed Pottery Vase. Tang Dynasty or style of made later. Chinese handmade pottery vase with crackleware glazed top. Having four handles around the rim. Measures 9.5 inches in hei

TANG DYNASTY GLAZED TRIPOD VESSELSmall Chinese Tang Dynasty, amber glazed pottery tripod vessel; of squat bulbous form with an everted rim, and set on three extended paw feet; D: 3 3/4" (approx.)

Pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty Style Glazed Pottery Dragon Figures/Vessels. Unsigned. Measures 10-1/8" H x 7-1/2" W x 11-3/4" L. Condition: Crazing otherwise good condition Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 Do

Lot 201 Two Chinese Ceramic White Glazed Vessels (Tang Dynasty) each of baluster form with short neck and everted rim height (larger): 5 3/4 inches diameter (larger): 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From th

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A breathtaking sancai glazed tripod vessel, its rounded walls featuring three lion or foo dog maskettes staggered with three dragons - all in low to

Three Small Glazed Ceramic VesselsGroup of three small glazed vessels, including: probably Yuan Dynasty celadon bowl; Chinese Tang-style brown and yellow glazed bowl; together with Korean celadon fish

an unsigned studio art pottery vessel, possibly inspired by the sancai (three-color) glazed ceramics of the Chinese Tang Dynasty.

An ancient Chinese green glazed ceramic pot of bulbous shape with four decorative handles on top. Presumably Tang dynasty, 618 to 907. Collectible Chinese Pottery, Ancient Historical Artefacts. Dimens

3pc Early Chinese Tang Stoneware Ewers 6'' to 7'' Tall. Two brown glazed vessels and one qingbai splash glazed ewer that has been reconstructed. Yuan to Tang dynasty, 7th to 13th century. Private coll

An ancient Chinese terracotta green drip glazed , ca. Tang Dynasty. A nicely executed green glaze vessel, with four lug handles (two are missing). Many mineral deposits throughout. Dimensions: 5-1/4"

possibly Tang or Han dynasty, cylindrical "hill jar" or boshan lu, with lid in the form of a mountain range, sides relief decorated with tigers in a mountainous landscape, supported on three bear form

Lot 77 Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Jar (likely Tang Dynasty) ovoid form with sancai glaze cover most of the body of the vessel height: 4 3/4 inches diameter: 5 1/4 inches

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 AD. A glazed ceramic goblet with trumpet-shaped foot, ribbed sidewall and broad mouth, pairs of applied pellets below the rim. 223 grams, 10.5cm (4"). From an old Tokyo collectio

Lot 79 Chinese Straw Glazed Pottery Amphora with Dragon Handles (Tang Dynasty or later ) with the neck flanked by two dragon form handles and with glaze applied to the upper half of the vessel height

THREE TANG & SONG DYNASTY MINIATURESThree Chinese miniature vessels: unusual Tang hoof-shaped container with waisted neck, parcel-glazed pottery in patterned brown glaze; Songguan-type celadon porcela

Large Chinese Tang Dynasty Amphora Vase with oviform body and slender neck flanked by a pair of dragon-head handles, the upper portion covered in a straw glaze stopping in an irregular line midway dow

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Two beautiful terracotta jar covered with a chestnut-coloured glaze. The bulbous bodies taper into a slender neck with flared rim. The shoulders are decorated with wavy pa

**Originally Listed At $600** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful pair of mold-formed ceramic boars depicted in a recumbent position. The animals rest upon corpulent abdomen

Chinese Tang Dynasty Glazed Pottery Vase. Balustrade form. Tang Dynasty or style of made later. Chinese handmade pottery vase with crackleware glazed top. Measures 12.5 inches in height.

Chinese Tang Dynasty Glazed Pottery Vase. Balustrade form. Tang Dynasty or style of made later. Chinese handmade pottery vase with crackleware glazed top. Measures 12.5 inches in height.

**Originally Listed At $100** China, Song to Ming Dynasties, ca. 960 to 1644 CE. This is a trio of glazed pottery vessels from China's heavy-potted tradition of kilned and thickly-glazed pottery. Two

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A magnificent guardian figure called a zhenmushou (grave-quelling beast) or earth spirit presenting a characteristic fantastical hybrid, creature-like

Chinese Tang Dynasty green glazed vase; of meiping form; showing moulded teardrop-form mandala designs to body; Provenance: Collection of Yoshiko Faye Osako-Nakamura; H: 7 1/4" approx.

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A lovely pottery female tomb attendant with a characteristically elongated body donning a traditional long robe - her hands clasped together beneath