A bottle with two dragon handles of Tang dynasty

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

Decorated with two extravagant dragon handles, dipping into the high stemmed neck, unglazed base, Tang Dynasty, 618-907, previously drilled to decorate a lamp, some glaze losses, firing imperfections

A Chinese Tang dynasty style double handle vase. Ceramic baluster form vase with two dragon form handles. Comes with hand written note that reads “Dear Xiang Mei Sister,This is our family collec

CHINESE HAND MIRROR - Tang Dynasty Bronze Mirror with shaped edge and loop for silk cord handle, decorated with relief of two dragons in confrontation among flames, censer at center, bird in water bel

In Style of Yuan Dynasty (1279–1368) Bottle shaped, with waisted neck flanked by stylized handles, the ovoid body with two copper red dragons on a pale celadon ground. H. 13 in. Provenance: Lon

Chinese, Qing dynasty, two consisting of grey tones, one featuring an archaic chilong dragon; the other with white and grey stripes with animal form handles in low relief; the other two of caramel col

Translucent glaze, stoneware vase from the Tang dynasty. This tall vase has twin dragon head handles and a sculpted neck. Figures of children are molded where the handle meets the shoulder of the vase

A Chinese stoneware amphora vase with dragon handles, Tang dynasty, 7th C. H.: 36,2 cm Provenance: A Belgian private collection.

Bronze Hexagonal Vase with Two Dragon Handles, Ming Dynasty. This bronze hexagonal shaped vase has two dragon head handles and ornate geometric patterns on its body. The foot is decorated with a band

Two nice examples of the narrow necked globular vases with knobbed dragon handles curving into the mouth. The taller amphora has two handles and the smaller ewer has one handle opposite a spout formed

Two nice examples of the narrow necked globular vases with knobbed dragon handles curving into the mouth. The taller amphora has two handles and the smaller ewer has one handle opposite a spout formed

Description: Chinese green glazed pottery small jug. Bottle neck with two handles. Liao Dynasty (907-1125). History: Chinese pottery, also called Chinese ceramics, objects made of clay and hardened by

(lot of 3) Chinese export underglaze blue porcelain handled bottles, each similarly with a landscape scene and dragon handle, two bottles of mallet form and one with an ovoid body (handles repaired an

H:25cm W:13cm Wt:859g

Chinese Straw Glazed Earthenware Amphora , probably Tang Dynasty (618-907), double dragon handles, h. 16 1/4 in

H:12 1/4 in(31cm) D: 5 7/8 in(15cm)

A Straw Glazed Amphora Vase With dragon handles on an ovoid body, now mounted as a lamp with a russet jade bi disk finial. Tang Dynasty {Height: 10 3/4 inches (27.3 cm) approximately of the vase} [Ove

Cream Glaze with Dragon handles,16 3/8" x 7" Lower section of the amphora is left unglazed. Burial dirt adhearing. Private Collection NY

In amber glass with two dragon handles, two sides with caligraphy and Greek key, and coral lid. 2.375" H x 2.125" W. Excellent condition.

Beautiful and unusually rare white glazed ewer with dragon handle and incised concentric rings dates to the Tang Dynasty. Provenance: Joseph Rondina Antiques, New York. 12 inches tall

Chinese half-glazed ceramic pot, likely Tang Dynasty, antique, with two lug handles and glazed interior. 13" H X 13" diameter over handles. Losses to exterior glaze, heavy wear to interior.

Qing dynasty. Chinese jade vase with cover. carved with two dragons handle and dragons on both side of vase. 7 7/8"H x 4"W

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

Chinese Tang Dynasty gilt bronze tripod censer, in slightly tapered globular body, with banded rim, raised on three cabriole legs emerged from dragon masks. Two characterizing dragon scluptures flanke