Chinese Earthenware Court Dancer with Pigment

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 Ad. Ceramic Court Official In Headdress And Robes In The Prostrate Kow Tow Posture Of Respect; Some Pigment Remains To The Surface Of Head Dress, The Chinese Porcelain Company Pa

Naturalistic horse after the Italian/Chinese Qinglong court painter, opaque pigments on fabric. 44.5 H X 35" W (68" X 50"). As is. Restorations. (From a Pennsylvania Collector)"

A Chinese earthenware funerary figure of a sitting court lady, Sui dynasty (581-618), H 13 cm

possibly Tang or Song dynasty, molded pottery figure of a man adorned in robes and hairpiece, remnants of red and black pigment throughout, 29 x 15 x 9 in. [Asian Ceramics] N

possibly Tang dynasty, comprising two horses, with painted designs in red and white pigment, both missing legs, 11-1/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

A pure white jade carving of a court dancer in movement. 3.5 inches high.

DESCRIPTION: Four ceramic figurines, each fashioned in an archaic style: two court dancers wearing green, one courtier wearing red and gray accented robes, and one courtier raising her foot. CIRCA: 20

Chinese, Western Han Dynasty. Painted earthenware depictions of female dancers in flowing robes with long sleeves, and hems spread on the ground. Figures of Han Dynasty dancers are made of simple eart

Chinese Sui Dynasty earthenware equestrian figure painted with unfired pigments. Horse standing on a rectangular pediment, rider in relaxed pose. Measures 10 1/2" (26.5cm) height + 1 1/2" (3.7cm) wood

Male Funerary Figure (China, Ming Dynasty)Hollow earthenware figure is painted with colored pigments. He wears a full robe in green and yellow lead glaze and features a tradional headdress. Figure bea

Female Funerary Figure (China, Ming Dynasty)Hollow earthenware figure is painted with colored pigments. She wears a full robe in green and yellow lead glaze and features a tradional headdress. Figure

Pair Chinese glazed earthenware attendants, Possibly Tang Dynasty, green glazed terracotta with white and black pigment, dressed in green robes, one holding a measuring tool, the other posed to hold a

Chinese, Circa 616-906 C. E., Earthenware With Fragments Of Pigment. Height 18, Width 6.5, Length 18 Inches, Repairs To Leg And Tail. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

Pair of early Chinese portraits of court officials male and female gouache and pigment on rice paper painting professionally matted and set in gold gilt bamboo frames. Measuring approx 28" tall x 20"

Chinese Jars, set of two Neolithic Period, Majiayao Culture, 3rd millennium BCearthenware with applied pigment each approx.: 12 h × 12 dia in (30 × 30 cm)

Chinese Large jar Neolithic Period, Majiayao Culture, 3rd millennium BCearthenware with applied pigment 16.5 h × 13.5 w × 12.5 d in (42 × 34 × 32 cm)

Chinese Collection of three vessels Neolithic Period, Majiayao Culture, 3rd millennium BCearthenware with applied pigment vase: 4 h × 5.5 w × 5 d in (10 × 14 × 13 cm) bowl:

Chinese Jar Neolithic Period, Majiayao Culture, 3rd millennium BCearthenware with applied pigment 9.5 h × 13 w × 11 d in (24 × 33 × 28 cm)

Lot 179 Pair of Chinese Painted Pottery Figures of Dancers (Han Dynasty) each with traces of pigments on the surface height: 13 1/2 inches length: 11 3/4 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty Military Attendant Figure, Circa 25 - 220 AD, Earthenware with traces of original pigment, 18 x 6 1/4 inches, Provenance; Boca Raton Museum of Art, gift circa 2009

2 Chinese Puppet Heads and a Bhutanese Mask of a Court Lady, carved wood and pigment. Provenance: ex Collection of Mort Golub. Sizes: 1) 6.75'' x 3.5'' x 4.5'' (17 x 9 x 11 cm); 2) 11.5'' x 7.25'' x 3

This polychrome carved wood temple altar box would have been used to present the most unique and elaborate gifts. The gilt box depicts court life with musicians and dancers. Measures 12 x 14.5 x 8 inc

Antique Chinese figure of a robed court official with cupped hands. Crafted of red pottery with traces of glaze and pigments. Ex museum number on bottom. Good condition with small chips and surface we

Circa 202 BC-220 ADAn elegant and large grey earthenware Han Dynasty figure of a dancer. The clothing is typical, comprising a flowing, long-sleeved robe, and shoes just visible under the folds of the