A SANCAI-GLAZED COURT OF OFFICIAL

Magnificent Sancai-glazed standing court Fat Lady dressed in a long gown with a low neckline, long flowing sleeves, and voluminous folds covering her rounded body and legs, the toes of the shoes emerg

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A lovely pottery female tomb attendant with a characteristically elongated body donning a traditional long robe - her hands clasped together beneath

(6) Ming style sancai glazed court attendants, Likely of the period (14th c.-17th c. CE), green, yellow and brown glazed earthenware, each depicted in robes, (2) with raised arm, (3) with arm over che

Qing - A Teal Green - Ground Famille Glazed ‘Court Official’ Bowl‘Da Qing Qinglong Nian Zhi’ Mark D: 20.7 cm 清 - 綠底粉彩‘八旗&

size: H44cm,W17cm

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed pottery standing robed court figures, one holds a bowl and one holds a book, with removable heads. Both measure approximately 18"H x 4.25"W. Condition report: Common crac

A Chinese seated "Sancai" glazed figure of an official, late Ming dynasty, 17th century 61x34x23cm 中國三彩人物ååƒï¼Œå七世紀

Sancai-Glazed Figure of An official Width:15cm, Height:57.5cm, Welcome to our highly recommended section, the rare and old collection from Mr. Wu, the descendants of Wu Hongming's family, with a long

A MAGNIFICENT SANCAI-GLAZED FIGURE OF AN OFFICIAL. TANG DYNASTY.

The elegant standing figure wearing a blue shawl draped around her shoulders that falls in long folds over her clasped hands. and with a double bun hair. H: 13 1/4 in.

A Chinese Amber Glazed Pottery Figure of a Court Official Tang Dynasty The standing figure in yellow robe showing traces of polychrome pigment. Height 14 inches C The Collection of Jay I. Kislak sold

DESCRIPTION: Ceramic umbrella stand featuring polychrome glazed Satsuma style designs and scenes of court officials. Decorated with open-work floral designs and chrysanthemum, foliage, and baku design

Chinese Famille Verte Porcelain Bowl - A deep porcelain bowl with famille verte enamel decoration on the exterior depicting figural scene of imperial court officials on a greenish-white glazed ground.

Large Tang era Sancai-glazed pottery figure, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), depicting a standing official, 28"h x 7"w x 6"d Provenance: Offered at Christie's "The Art of China: Winter Edition", Dec. 5, 20

Large Tang era Sancai-glazed pottery figure, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), depicting a standing official, 30"h x 7"w x 6"d Provenance: Offered at Christie's "The Art of China: Winter Edition", Dec. 5, 20

GOOD CHINESE SANCAI GLAZED GROUP. Comprising three pieces including a finely modeled official flanked by two finely sculpted foo lions, each on wood stands and each in colorful Sancai glaze. Greatest

The Wucai jardiniere is of globular form, the body depicts horse riders such as warrior, court official, and monk, traveling in landscape scenery consists of mountains, trees, and flowers, between lap

Pair of paintings. Korea. Circa 1900. Ink and colours on paper. A court official and his consort. 18" x 25-1/2". Framed and glazed.

Court Ladies 618 AD - 907 AD Chinese, standing figures with elaborate unglazed heads with varying Sancai-glazed robes, unglazed [ruyi-]form platform bases, 15-3/8 in. glaze degradation, Provenance: Es

of Court Ladies Chinese, standing figures with elaborate unglazed heads with varying Sancai-glazed robes, unglazed [ruyi-]form platform bases, 15-3/8 in. glaze degradation, one with old break and repa

18th - 19th c. Sancai Glazed Pottery Tile, in the form of a government official on horseback, on a curved base, 16 1/2" high, 12" x 5 1/2".

Japanese, Meiji period, of baluster form, glazed in fine crackled cream ground, gilt and polychrome enamelled with a central pavilion with high court officials surrounded by a winding colourfulprocess

A pair of antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Sancai finely glazed and hollow moulded pottery figures of male court attendants. The figures are depicted wearing typical Ming court robes with rich folds and d

A pair of antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Sancai finely glazed, mainly green, and hollow moulded pottery figures of male court attendants. The figures are depicted wearing typical Ming court robes with r