Chinese Tang Sancai Phoenix Ewer

Chinese Tang Sancai Phoenix Ewer 5.5''x8''. Impressive polychrome green and yellow lead glazed figural handled ewer. Chip to nose with old chip repair to foot. 7th to 10th century, Tang dynasty.

A Chinese Tang Dynasty style Sancai Pottery phoenix form stoneware ewer having reliefs on either side depicting a figure on horseback with bow and arrow in Sancai amber, green, and cream tones. Unmark

A Tang-style sancai ewer in a phoenix head shape, 4.5"w x 9.75"h.

TANG STYLE SANCAI GLAZE EWERChinese, early 20th century, ceramic. The anthropomorphic, handled vessel in green and brown sancai glaze, and with molded, phoenix form lid.17 in. (43.2 cm.)

Three Chinese Sancai Pottery EwersThree Chinese Tang-style sancai glazed pottery ewers with moulded designs to bodies; H: 16 7/8" (tallest)

Sancai-Glazed Phoenix-Head Ewer, Tang, of flattened baluster form with applied foliate handle, the neck molded in the form of a phoenix head with a pearl clasped within its beak, the body with two ova

Two (2) Chinese pottery or porcelain items. 1st item: Chinese Tang Dynasty style sancai glazed and molded earthenware pottery ewer or flask with incised decoration to the body, scalloped rim and anima

Chinese Ewer with Phoenix Head, Tang Dynasty possibly, ovoid form, the body molded in relief with a deer to each side, the shoulders molded with lappets, with a phoenix head spout and applied dragon f

Three Tang-Style Sancai Glazed VesselsThree Chinese Tang-style sancai glazed globular vessels: vase with moulded figures to body; censer with phoenix handles atop three figural legs; together with cov

Three Chinese Tang-style sancai glazed pottery pieces: lion roof tile; bird-form ewer; together with ovoid vase with dragon strap handles; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; H: 18 1/4" (ta

A Silver 'Dragon& Phoenix' Ewer. Supported by a subtly splayed foot; surmounted by a phoenix head. Chinese Tang Dynasty. Size:17cmx8.5cmx25cm

3pc Chinese Tang to Song Dynasty Ceramics 3'' to 6.5''. Includes a brown glazed double gourd jarlet, a sancai handled censer, and a jun ware dragon handled ewer. Chip to ear of dragon head handle. Ove

Eight Various Ceramics: Figures & VesselsGroup of eight ceramics: ancient Persian ewer; Pre-Columbian-style figure; Chinese archaistic Tang/Han figures; moulded bowl; together with sancai glazed seate

唐 三彩執壺 The ovoid body rising to a wide flaring neck, set with a short cylindrical spout and arched handle, decorated with amber brown and green glaze. Tang Dynasty p

Lot 149 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao

Lot 43 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao D

footed goose-neck vase with 3-dimensional phoenix, 10"h; Tang small jar, 3"h (old restoration and crack); along with a gourd-form lidded jar, 11"h

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful mold-made ceramic camel, standing on an integral rectangular base, the surface glazed in the characteristic brown, green, and ochre yello

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A fantastical mold-formed pottery guardian figure known as a lokapala with a serious expression wearing elaborate armor and robes as he stands triump

Height 14.8 cm caliber 2.55 cm belly diameter 6.5 cm

A group of three matching Sancai glaxzed Changsha bowls measuring: 5 3/4" D x 2" H

**Originally Listed At $1200** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A fine pair of mold-formed pottery tomb attendants standing atop integral rectangular plinths. Each figure presents we

Chinese Tang Sancai Glazed Horse Figure 11.5''x10.5''. Lead glazed terracotta ceramic figure on fitted rosewood stand. Excellent condition. Possibly 7th to 10th century, Tang dynasty.

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A lovely pottery female tomb attendant with a characteristically elongated body donning a traditional floor-length robe - h