A Pair of Chinese Pottery Tomb Solider Figures

possibly Han Dynasty, comprising two male armless figures, both painted in red pigment, 21-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

Pair Chinese Sancai pottery tomb figures, Ming Dynasty style, yellow and green enamel glaze with pigment painted heads, 15.5"h x 4.5"dia (taller) Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E.

PAIR OF CHINESE SANCAI POTTERY TOMB FIGURESMing DynastyMusicians holding horns and standing on stepped bases.Heights 9.5".

A pair of Chinese antique, possibly Ming?, sancai green and brown glazed pottery tomb sculptures depicting a woman with bowl and a man with chest, both standing atop hexagonal bases. Each with removab

China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. A finely painted pair of molded tomb figures. They wear similar clothing, painted in complementary combinations of green, blue, red, and black, with tall conical

Pair of Ancient Chinese Terracotta Tomb Figures | These sculptural tomb pottery pieces appear to represent a male and female attendant | Each figurine has remaining paint decoration in red, white, ora

**Originally Listed At $1000** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A pretty pair of mold-formed pottery tomb figures known as mingqi, representing female court musicians. They stand at

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A pair of matching pottery tomb attendant figures standing upon square pedestals dressed in ankle length robes with

Ancient Chinese Han Dynasty Pottery Tomb Attendants (ca. 206 BCE-220 CE). Size of each figure: approx.: 6"H x 2.25"L x 2"W. A pair of matching tomb attendant figures standing upon square pedestals. Th

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A pair of mold-made tomb attendants (mingqi) with extensive costumes, painted, individualized faces, and accessories, each standing on a pedestal.

**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

Includes a pair of Chinese Ming? dynasty dog form tomb guardians; (3) glazed bowls of various sizes, shapes, and color variations - with losses, and repairs; and a Chinese glazed seated figure. From a

probably Tang dynasty, court ladies,ÿtallest 10-1/4 in.ÿ Provenance: smaller figure Sotheby's, New York, April 1982, Catalog #48254, Lot 209, sold for $605 (accompanied by copy of receipt); Private

Unglazed. Condition commensurate with age and use. 19"H x 7.5"W x 5.5"D

A huge Sancai Glazed pottery Attendant, Chinese, Ming Dynasty 1368-1644 AD.The attendant is clad in a greyish black robe and a green glazed dress, he wears a red hat and other details in yellow, green

Large Chinese Pottery Tomb Figure of a Dog. {Approximate dimensions: 26 high x 26 7/8 inches long (66 x 68.2 cm)}. Provenance: Property from the Richard I. Stone Estate. Condition: Overall surface wea

CHINESE POTTERY TOMB FIGURETang DynastyA seated musician on a rectangular base. Housed in a shadow box.Figure height 7”. Shadow box height 9.5”. Width 7.5”. Depth 6”.Provenance

Sui Dynasty, 20 cm. tall, depicting court lady, sold with certificate of Authenticity of Age signed by expert Mr. Jean Yves Nathan, expert in Chinese Archeology.

Chinese pottery tomb figure of warrior, unmarked, 33-1/2" h, Chip to underside of back corner of base, 33"h

CASED SET OF TWO CHINESE POTTERY MINIATURE TOMB FIGURESHan DynastyA male and a female figure. Traces of original polychroming.Heights 2.5". Case length 7.5". Width 4.5".

Five Chinese Pottery Equestrian Tomb Figures, Tang dynasty style, all standing front-facing on rectangular bases, five of the figures holding musical instruments, all decorated with traces of cream, r

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty terracotta tomb figures dancing. Well potted figures with elaborate headdresses. Low fired earthenware retaining much of the original polychrome decoration. The stands with

Pair massive Chinese pottery figures of Officials, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), polychrome painted earthenware, each modeled standing, wearing official's hat and robe, holding a wooden tablet to chest,

Green and tan partial glaze. Chips on back of one. 18.25"H. (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)