A LARGE POTTERY HORSE FIGUER, Northern Qi DYNASTY

NORTHERN QI DYNASTY POTTERY HORSEChinese Northern Qi Dynasty painted pottery horse; standing four-square on a platform, with a large saddle bag slung over its back, and showing some remaining painted

A Painted Gray Pottery Model of a Horse Its body modeled as wearing a large saddle and standing on four square. Northern Qi Dynasty {Height: 10 3/4 inches (27.3 cm)} [Tail broken, wear to the pigments

A Chinese Northern Qi Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse & Rider. Made from grey pottery and cold-painted in white and reddish-brown pigments. The horse stands alert with the rider wearing elaborate robes

A PAIR OF STRAW-GLAZED POTTERY STEM DISHES Northern Qi dynasty Of generous size, each dish potted with an unique 'grooved' rim and supported by a splayed pedestal foot, covered overall with a finely c

Pair of tall and well-modeled, Chinese Northern Qi Dynasty, painted pottery guards; each standing at attention, with one hand on hip, the other arm out as if to hold a weapon, with tall spiked helmets

Northern Qi Painted Pottery Horse, TL tested Shown standing on a rectangular base and richly arrayed in finely detailed trappings including a wrapped plume between the pricked ears, a double fringe-hu

A PAINTED GREY POTTERY MODEL OF A HORSE Northern Wei dynasty, 5th-6th century Handsomely modeled standing four-square on a rectangular base, the horse with arched mane and slender face, details of the

This is a Powerful and Striking Painted (buckskin) Pottery Horse, (with bulging eyes) from the Tang Dynasty. The horse has a well moulded saddle on its back, and the body is decorated with ceremonial

A large Chinese pottery figure of a horse, Han Dynasty, Sichuan province 陶馬 漢 四川 Standing foursquare with arched neck and lowered head, removable saddle and tail; ac

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A large redware pottery horse on an integral plinth, standing with back legs slightly bent, head turned ever so slightly to the left, mouth open with

A Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse & Female Rider. The horse standing alert and the female rider sitting upright dressed in flowing robes. Made from a greyish-brown pottery and cold-

horse sitting on back legs with front legs rearing up, reins and caparisoned saddle articulated with red pigment, 9-3/8 x 9 x 4 in. Provenance: E & J Frankel Ltd., New York, 1989; Private Collection,

A LIMESTONE HEAD OF BUDDHANORTHERN QI DYNASTYH(total):36.4cm,H(body):24.8cm,W:26.6cmThe serene face with delicately carved with crisply delineated mouth and large, partially closed eyes below gently a

NORTHERN WEI POTTERY PARADE HORSEVery finely modeled, Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty pottery parade horse; with a wide flared saddle, and adorned with conch shells and bells, and wearing typical trappin

Chinese Han Dynasty painted pottery horse; of the large torso and with a small head slightly curved down; L: 17"; lucite stand

This is a Striking Tang Dynasty Prancing Painted Pottery Horse. The horse has expressive eyes, mouth agape, and pricked ears. The horse has a well moulded saddle and dotted saddle blanket on its back,

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A large redware pottery horse on integral plinth, standing with back legs slightly bent, head turned ever so slightly to the left, mouth open with co

Tang dynasty or Tang style, torso and head of horse, painted in white, red, and black pigment, detached head and missing limbs, with large rectangular stand, 17-1/4 x 22-1/4 in. [Asian Ceramics] Prove

Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty Grey Pottery Figure of a Horse with saddle, bridle, bells and plaques with traces of coloring on a flat rectangular base. Height 9 3/4 inches (24.8 cm.) X width 10 1/4 inc

Large Chinese Polychrome Han Horse. Measures 17-3/4" H x 13" L.

possibly Tang dynasty or style, statue of horse in walking position with front right leg extended, with saddle, painted in red, white, and black pigment, 28-1/4 x 25 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance:

Tang dynasty or Tang style, horse painted in red and white pigment, on rectangular base, 20-1/4 x 17-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. Large and rare pottery equestrian molded to fit the body of a very large and wide horse. His legs are exaggeratedly long with long, thin, bare feet, thin bod

Large Chinese Han Dynasty painted pottery model of a horse; its rotund body with some remaining original pigments of trappings; with detachable head; the original legs would have been carved in wood;