Chinese Han Dynasty Green Drip Glaze Terracotta Vase

DESCRIPTION: Green Glazed terracotta Vase in archaic form with three handles along the shoulder, further decorated with carved meandering patterns at the body. Completed with a drip glaze finish. CIRC

Mottled Black Green Glazed Terracotta Vase in archaic form, having taotie mask lugs with fixed rings within banded decoration of warriors on horseback, tall foot with unglazed underside having label f

Ripple Green Glazed Terracotta Vase in archaic form, having taotie mask lugs with fixed rings, banded decoration, tall foot with unglazed underside, 14 1/2" x 10". Provenance: From the Estate of Frank

Chinese Han Dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) green lead glazed Mingqi funerary vase, of terracotta clay body with two molded taotie faces and areas of iridescence. With contemporary lacquered wood base. 10"

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Green glazed terracotta jar with lid. Of ovoid form and covered in a green glaze down to the foot rim the jar is finely potted with thin even walls and rests on a slightly

Chinese Han Dynasty Style Terra Cotta Vase, H 17.5" Dia. 12" | Having a green glaze. Provenance: Property from a Bloomfield Township, MI private collection.

A Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed earthenware vaseEastern Han Dynasty (25n220 CE)Appears unmarkedThe squat globular vase with widely flaring trumpet neck covered overall with a thick green-glaze5&quo

A Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed earthenware vaseEastern Han Dynasty (25n220 CE)Appears unmarkedThe squat globular vase with widely flaring trumpet neck covered overall with a thick green-glaze5&quo

Chinese green glazed Han dynasty pottery vase with widely flared mouth, atop three triangular form feet, the feet and base glazed, the glaze largely covered by iridescent patina; minor wear, chips and

A unique Chinese Han, lead green glaze over terracotta lampstand. Mother and Child molded and worked form. Good iridescence and wear appropriate to age. Eastern Han Dynasty (25–220 CE): 4 1/2"

A Chinese Green-Glazed Terracotta Hu-Form Vase HAN DYNASTY with molded ring bands, applied with two fixed tatie masks and ring handles. Height 14 inches. The Collection of Morton and Barbara Mandel, S

Large Chinese archaic earthenware Hu vase, Likely Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), iridescent mottled green glaze, with applied handles, 15"h x 9"dia Provenance: The Estate of Elizabeth Stafford, NY; Chri

probably Han Dynasty period, all in a green glaze, including a pair of jars, h. 5-1/2 in.; and a baluster vase with a dish-shaped mouth, h. 6-1/4 in.

Two Chinese Glazed Terracotta Figural Lampstands EASTERN HAN DYNASTY mother and child molded form with lead green glaze. Height of taller 11 inches. Joseph Rondina, New York The Collection of Morton a

Two Chinese Glazed Terracotta Tomb Models Han and Ming Dynasties comprising a Han Dynasty well head model in a green lead glaze, and a Ming Dynasty recessed leg-form table in a patinated glaze with so

Han dynasty or style, each of bulbous form with flared neck and circular foot, molded horse and rider decoration and molded mask form side handles, covered all over in uneven, runny green glaze, 11-1/

Chinese green glazed Han vase with relief banding of various animals, Han Dynasty. 12 1/2" high, 8 1/2" wide. Condition: glaze wear, loss, chips.

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"

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GREEN GLAZE PEN WASHING ; H. 7.5 cm. W. 20 cm.

H:15.5cm，W:9cm

Chinese Han Dynasty green glaze pottery ritual tripod ding censer with mountain peaks on lid 7"H x 9 1/2"Diam.

中國漢代 綠釉瓷器罐 Chinese Han Dynasty Green Glaze Low-relief Porcelain Pot Dimension: 180 x 180 x 175(mm) 7.09 x 7.09 x 6.89(inches) Weight 2.34

中國漢代 精美綠釉 花開富貴 瓷器枕頭 Chinese Han Dynasty Green Glaze Porcelain Pillow Dimension: 175x212x

Antique Chinese Han Dynasty 222BC-220AD green glaze stove model. Crafted of earthenware pottery with a green to brown glaze. Top decorated with household symbols. Having losses and cracks to pottery.