Pair of Chinese Glazed Horses

Pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty style horses, glazed pottery, 14" h x 15" w. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall Tremaine, by descent to her lega

The bridled horses standing foursquare on a rectangular base, the head slightly turned right, the mouth agape and nostrils flared, the mane swept to the side, applied with glazes in colors of blue, gr

This pretty pair of horses are decorated with the  Chinese Sancai glaze technique.  Although they both looks very good together, one appears to be older than the other.  One is designed using a red

Pair Chinese Green Glazed Pottery HorsesPair of Chinese green glazed pottery horses; each standing four-square atop an integral plinth; H: 18" (each)

Pair of Chinese glazed ceramic horses, late 20th century, after the antique, modeled in Sancai colors as the Tang Dynasty tomb sculptures, which denoted the high rank and importance of their owners. [

Pair Chinese large white glazed porcelain horses, 19.75"H each

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Chinese export sancai glazed porcelain horse figurine sculptures depicted with saddles and tassels around, standing on rectangular blue base, with details of soft eyes, manes and

Pair Chinese Sui Dynasty Straw-Glazed Horse Figures each in old fitted boxes. Height 11 inches (28 cm.). Provenance: Property removed from the estate of an old Princeton, New Jersey collector of Chine

Lot 240 Pair of Chinese Straw Glazed Pottery Caparisoned Horses (Sui-Tang Dynasty) height (larger): 10 3/4 inches width (larger): 11 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese Tang style, glazed terracotta horses. Features impressive horses with their mouth open, embellished with a rich blue crackle glaze, with brown glazed accented hooves. CI

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic figural horse tiles. Figure of seated horse with wings, colored with green and orange. Each measures 8.5"L x 4"W x 11.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, commo

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed Tang style pottery horses. Each measures 8" (20.3cm) length.

probably Ming dynasty, depicting horses mid stride in green, yellow, and straw colored glaze h. 9 w. 10-1/2 d. 5 in.

2 German Cow Creamers, 3 Chinese Glazed Tang Horses, And A Pair Of Iron Horse Doorstops. 7 High. Good Vintage Condition.

China, Ming Period, pair of green glazed mythical horse tiles, attentively seated, the manes, tails and wings are tipped with gold yellow glaze, rich green coloring throughout. Height 11 1/4 in.

18th/19th century, sancai glazed horse and riders, wearing yellow coats with blue buttons and traditional hats with long hair braids, horses with saddles and pads, 5-1/8 in. Notes: The Pierrepon

Together with a pair of Asian style green painted wood horses Roof tiles 10"h x 10"w x 4 1/4"d Green horses 19"h x 17"w x 7"d Condition, one ear missing from pottery roof

A pair of Chinese ge glazed famille rose vases, dating from the 19th century. Each vase with flared foot that has incised decoration, then a long body with animated design of warriors on horses with s

Pair of Chinese Brown Glazed Earthenware Large Vases having low relief pictorial scenes of people, horses pagoda, mountains, clouds; used condition, wear/worn, measures 13 3/4" high x 9" in diameter

Chinese. Pair of mirror image peacock-blue glaze standing horse figures, likely roof tiles. Etched "China" to underside. Approx. h. 12", w. 12".

Pair of antique, Chinese Ming Dynasty sancai glazed rooftiles; each depicting a horse and rider dressed in long robes; one horse of cream glaze and the other of chestnut glaze; Provenance: by repute:

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese Sancai glazed, pottery roof tiles. Features convex bases, topped by Tianma, mythical winged horses, seated along the centers. Finished in an overall Sancai gloss glaze.

Two Chinese Tang Style Sancai Glazed Horses late 20th century, a pair of horses in the Tang style, one decorated with green, straw and chestnut glaze and the other with blue, green and chestnut glaze,

20th century AD. A matched pair of white-glazed ceramic meiping or 'ginger jars', featuring a frieze of galloping horses in a landscape; signed with a single character to the underside. 749 grams tota