Tang animal spirit figure

Statue représentant un esprit animalier, la gueule ouverte montrant symboliquement des dents félines. Terre cuite orangée avec reste d'engobe crème. Tang, Chine, 618 - 907 après JC. 27x12cm.

China, Tang Dynasty, 618-907 CE. Earth Spirit figures or zhenmushou (grave-quelling beasts) are tomb figures created to represent fantastical animal guardians for the elite deceased. This tradition be

A CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE OF AN EARTH SPIRIT, ZHENMUSHOU, TANG DYNASTY (618-907). The horned animal form figure seated facing forwards with flames issuing from the shoulders, with traces of red

Haitian handwoven village scene with animal spirit figures, boats & flowers. Date: circa 1970's. Wall hanging. Dimension: 34"x 56" . Condition: good condition, detailed workmanship. No repairs noted.

Antique Tibetan painted cabinet, 19th/20th c. and adapted, Tibet, polychrome painted wood, the red painted chest with two hinged doors decorated with birds, animals, and spirit figures, framed by scro

3 Tang style unglazed animal figures, 4.3"H, 4.75"H, 5.5"H

* A Chinese Grey Pottery Figure of a Camel possibly tang dynasty the animal figure depicted standing with the head forward facing. Height 12 inches. Estimate $400-600 Property from the Dr. Peter M. Gr

CHINESE TERRA COTTA ANTHROPOMORPHIC EARTH SPIRIT FIGURE, TANG. HEIGHT 18"

Tang Dynasty Pottery Mythical Animal Figure

Six Chinese Pottery Figures of Animals Tang Dynasty Comprising three pairs of hounds, rams, and boars; unglazed and with traces of polychrome decoration; in fitted diplay box. PROVENANCE: Sotheby's Ho

possibly Tang dynasty, molded pottery [zhenmushou] earth spirit figure, painted in orange, white, and black pigment, 24 x 10-5/8 in. [Asian Ceramics] Note: With Thermoluminescence Dating Report f

Pablo Cesar Amaringo Shuña, art on paper, spirit realm with glowing figures and angels in the larger upper portion, with landscape filled with spirit and animals and seated figures in lower lef

Tsimshian People, water spirit figure, 19th/20th c., Pacific Northwest Coast, in two parts (head is separate), carved wood, animal hair, trace polychrome pigment, modeled as a crawling spirit figure,

Tang Dynasty Style, High: 1.50 inch;Width:1.75 inch; Long:2.00 inch

Lalique frosted crystal boar, Tang horse and deer figures, etched signatures under or near the bases. Sizes range from 2.75 x 3.75 inches to 3.75 x 3.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pac

China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. This is a complementary quartet of hollow pottery females made to be tomb figures, known as mingqi, or "spirit utensils". Tang dynasty elites had underground to

Model Canoe with Four Animal Spirits Aboard, Northwest Coast, Haida tradition, in carved and polychrome enamel painted wood, unsigned, circa 1970-80, roughly 11" x 27" x 4". The figures, whose arms ar

THREE CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS. To include a figure of an Earth Spirit tomb guardian, probably Tang dynasty, with '1949-190-59' to interior of base; A Jizhou pottery vase, probably Song dynasty; Together

A sweet LaTolita figure from Ecuador, ca. 400 BC - 500 AD. It is 2-3/4” high and depicts a mythical creature or shamanic spirit animal. It is posed standing with one hand-held to the mouth in an

(2) Tang Era sancai-glazed pottery earth spirits, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD),including a figure with feline body in cream, ochre and green glazes, with unglazed head, horn and ears, mark to underside,1

A fine Tang Dynasty Zodiac figure, circa 10th Century AD. It is 6-3/8 in high and depicts human form, other than the head which is of the zodiac animal represented. The figure stands upright with hand

A carved wooden idol with brass inset eyes and small animal horn on top to act as a "magic" charge to empower the idol. Such figures were considered mediums to the spirit world. The figure measures 14

Antique Chinese bronze mirror, possibly Tang Dynasty; the circular form with scene of figure and animal in landscape, green patinated; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; D: 6 1/8"

**Originally Listed At $5000** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A magnificent guardian figure called a zhenmushou (grave-quelling beast) or earth spirit of a monumental scale, presen