Chinese ceramic figure of an Immortal

Group of four Chinese ceramic figures including immortal with base, monkey king, Buddha in repose, and philosopher with base; overall good condition, some surface soiling, some glazing imperfections,

Chinese ceramic figure of an Immortal, 15" high.Marked on the bottom.Circa 1950.

Chinese. Group of two standing immortal figurines in green and blue colorful robs holding their attributes. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 9".

Chinese. Group of ceramic three standing immortals figures in colorful robes. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 9".

Chinese. Peacock-blue glaze ceramic seated male immortal figure holding circular disk and ochre glazed accents. Partial paper label to back. Approx. h. 12.875".

A Set of Glazed Ceramic Chinese Immortal Figures. Together with a glazed ceramic figural group depicting two men playing a game and a small glazed ceramic seated figure Tallest: 4.75"

[4] Chinese Black Ceramic 3 Immortal Figures and 1 Horse Figure Statues. size: 3.25h 4.75w

Chinese. Group of three standing male immortal figures, two famille noir Li Tieguai standing on crutch and holding calabash gourd bottle and one famille rose Han Zhongli. Unmarked. Approx. h. 8" (tall

Pair of Chinese ceramic Daoist (Taoist) immortal figures, each hand painted, early 20th century and impressed with maker's marks on base. Depicting: He Xiangu holding a lotus flower (representing: Goo

Chinese. Turquoise glazed ceramic roof figure depicting an immortal or dignitaries riding a phoenix. Unmarked. Approx. h. 6.125", w. 5.5".

Chinese. Comprising of eight ceramic immortal figures from the Chinese Taoist mythology, namely He Xiangu, Cao Guojiu, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe, Lü Dongbin, Han Xiangzi, Zhang Guolao, Zhongli Quan, ea

Chinese. Group of two ceramic immortal figures in long robes, comprising of Lu Dongbin hold a fly whisk and Shou Lao holding a peach. Approx. h. 9".

ASIAN: Eight immortals, Chinese, Qing Dynasty, ceramic figures in standing positions with colorful hand painted details, wear consistent with age, most with small chips or nicks to glaze, one figure w

Collection of three Chinese mud men. Includes (2) 15" Bearded Chinese wise old men figures with brown hats mounted to oval wood plinth. One holding cane, one holding a fruit. and (1) 12" sitting beard

Ceramic figure of a wise man or immortal, Chinese, circa mid-20th century. Very good condition. H. 10 inches.

Assortment of Chinese Export Ceramic Figuresall 20th century, (26) total to include, most having a sancai glaze in the mudman style, including fisherman, scholar figures, guanyins, immortals, mandarin

An antique Chinese ceramic art pottery figurine. A figural statue modeled as a male Immortal figure, depicted on a abstract cloud form. No apparent signature. Accompanied by custom fitted pierced work

An antique Chinese ceramic art pottery figurine. A figural statue modeled as a male Immortal figure, depicted on a abstract cloud form. No apparent signature. Accompanied by custom fitted pierced work

Chinese Group of two famille rose ceramic standing figures one male and one female on stand, comprising of He Xiangu and Lao Shouxing holding a peach. Both unmarked. Approx. h. 8.75" (tallest).

Chinese. Pair of peacock-blue glaze, ormolu mounted, Li Tieguai ceramic figures. Depicting the immortal holding a walking stick. Nicholas Haydon makers mark to back. Approx. h. 6".

Large Assortment of Chinese Export Miniature Ceramic Figuresall 20th century, with a sancai glaze in the mudman style, (37) total including immortals, scholars, guanyins and others, with 18 portrayed

Chinese. Group of two green, yellow, and aubergine glazed ceramic standing immortal figures holding attributes. Marked "China" to back on one and underside on the second. Approx. h. 5.75" (tallest).

Group of 3 Vintage Ceramic Ancient Chinese Figures including 2 cultured women with images of their skills in their hands, and one Blanc de Chine Immortal, all standing in swirling clouds. All marked w

Republic period. The ceramic set is painted in polychrome enamels depicting Zhong LiQuan, Li TaiGui and Han XiangZi, signed Zhou he Xing Zao. The tallest approx. 7 1/2 in., 19.1 cm.