Chinese pottery horse head, han dynasty, Typical

Chinese Tomb Pottery Horse Head, probably Han Dynasty. Partial Tomb Figurine, Han Dynasty. Hole at the top where some type of ornamentation or horse hair once was. Measures 9"x3.40"x12" tall. Weight 5

Ca. 3rd Century AD. Excellent with age appropriate wear including a chip on the top, and minor edge issues. Purchased 1983 in Paris from Jacques Barrere. H: 5 3/4" W: 6". Ex-Nooter coll.Copy of origin

Restored. Covered in overall with patinas. H: 22 1/2 in. L: 22 1/2 in. W: 7 3/4 in.

Chinese Han Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE) earthenware pottery horse head sculpture. 6.375" H x 5.25" L x 2.375" D. Old glue repair reattaching head to neck. Provenance: From a private residence at the Pier

Chinese Han Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE) terracotta pottery horse head sculpture. 7.75" H x 6" L x 2" D. Provenance: From a private residence at the Pierre Hotel.

Chinese Han Dynasty pottery horse head with some original pigment remaining; as-is condition with loss to pigment, missing ears, chips, wear and other flaws, possible repair to neck and mane; H 9"Prov

Restored. Covered in overall with patinas. H: 22 1/2 in. L: 22 1/2 in. W: 7 3/4 in.

Chinese Han Dynasty painted pottery horse's head; with the mouth slightly open, some pigment remains; H: 6 1/8"

A Chinese Red Pottery Head of a Horse HAN DYNASTY (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) boldly molded with protruding eyes, raised above a conforming carved hardwood stand. Height 6 1/2 in., 16.5 cm. Property from the

Ancient Chinese Han Dynasty red pigmented pottery horse head; fine features and with open mouth c.206 BC - 220 AD. Size 8 1/4 inches high. Condition: Old repair. Provenance: Ex Cecil Martin Florida Co

Ancient Chinese Han Dynasty red pigmented pottery horse head; fine features and with open mouth c.206 BC - 220 AD. Size 6 7/8 inches high. Condition: Minor chips on the edges. Provenance: Ex Cecil Mar

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 1st century AD. Likely from a standing "stick" figure and made of typical Han grayware. Custom base. From a lifetime Massachusetts collection. MEASUREMENTS Height of head alone

Chinese painted pottery horse funerary sculpture, Han dynasty (206 BCE - 220BCE), earthenware figure having separate head and body, paint remnants and dirt throughout, 17"h, 17"w, 18lbs **Provenance:

Han Dynasty Chinese terracotta pottery horse sculpture lot includes: 7 1/4" (height) horse head, 10" (height) x 7 1/2" (length) horse head and 8" (height) x 19" (length) headless body of a horse. COND

Antique Chinese Han Dynasty Style Red Painted Pottery Figure of a Horse. Head and torso separate, restoration to head. 18 inches L x 17 W x 6 deep.

Body and head complete but separated, terracotta having red and white slip deoration, roughly 14" x 17" x 4 1/2" overall when assembled.

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

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

Chinese gray pottery figure of a horse, Han dynasty, the powerful figure well modeled as if striding with neck gracefully arched and docked tail raised, the proudly held head slightly turned and model

Chinese gray pottery figure of a horse, Han dynasty, the powerful figure well modeled as if striding with neck gracefully arched and docked tail raised, the proudly held head slightly turned and model

A Chinese Pottery Figure of a Recumbent Horse LIKELY HAN DYNASTY finely modeled with the four legs tucked under, having a broad breast and stout hindquarters, the neck arching to hold the head aloft,

Comprising a head of a horse, Han dynasty, on wood stand; a head of a young man on acrylic stand, possibly Han dynasty; and head of a guardian on wood stand, possibly Tang dynasty (H: 6 1/2 in. (horse

Han Dynasty pottery tomb figure of a horse with removable head, no legs, traces of slip paint remain, overall 16.5" h. x 18.5" x 6.5". Condition: Repairs to head, wear and loss to paint.

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;