A Tang dynasty pottery model of a Lokapala

Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery model; of a stylized lion seated on its haunches; with well detailed facial features; upon a shaped base. H:12 1/2in(32.1cm) W:7in(17.7cm)

A GOOD POSSIBLY TANG DYNASTY CARVED POTTERY MODEL OF A HORSE BUST, with its head aloft and its mouth open, the body with a simulated crackle glaze effect glaze,35cm high x 42cm wide.

TANG DYNASTY PAINTED POTTERY HORSEChinese Tang Dynasty painted pottery model of a horse; standing with one front foot up, mounted with saddle and elaborate blanket decorated with swirl accents, and ad

Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery cart model; of an ox pulling a two wheeled cart; L: 14" (overall); on a custom lucite stand

Bonham's; Chinese Tang Dynasty terra cotta pottery Standing Lokapala on Demon over rock-work base; with traces of coloring and gesso. Height 19 3/4 inches (50 cm.). PROVENANCE: Purchased at Bonham's,

(lot of 2) Chinese pottery horse models. Tang dynasty, 11.5" and 16" high. Provenance: Property from the estate of internationally recognized textile artist and designer, Mr. Julian Tomchin, San Franc

A CHINESE SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF LOKAPALA, TANG DYNASTY (AD 618-907) upright, resting his right foot on a rock with his hand raise, the other on his hip, wearing a heavy military jacket, boot

Chinese. The rabbit-like mythical beast shown seated, the body covered in irregular strips of ochre and green tone, wood stand. Tang Dynasty period. Height: 4 7/8 in (12.4 cm) Width: 4 in (10.2 cm) Pr

possibly early Tang dynasty, earthenware camel at rest, separate polychrome saddle, 7 x 15 in. Note: A thermoluminescence test for one of the figures completed by ASA Laboratories in Paris, France acc

UNUSUAL CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY MODEL OF 'FUXI NUWA', PROBABLY TANG DYNASTY (618-907). The deity figures conjoined by a snake like body. 32cm length. Provenance: From a private Essex collection. Purch

China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. This is a charming miniature model of a fire pit, hollow, mold-made in pottery. Hundreds of pottery figures like this one, recreating daily life, were carefully

Glazed pottery model of a sleeping boar. 5"W X 2"H. (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)

Painted pottery model of a caparisoned Fereghana horse standing still on rectangular base. 11"H. (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)

Tang Dynasty. The standing figure rests his right foot on a rock, wearing a heavy military jacket, boots and a helmet, the right hand raised, the left resting on his hip, decorated with cream, yellow

Lot 188 Large Chinese Sancai Glazed and Painted Pottery Figure of a Lokapala (Tang Dynasty) realistically detailed, in dynamic pose with both arms outstretched in an archers posture, the face in a c

These paired pottery soldiers or lokapala guardians are well modeled and show traces of red, pink, black, and white pigment on the surface. Tang Dynasty (618-906 CE). Purchased at Anthony J. Allen's A

Tang Dynasty and raised on a custom wood base. From an Upper East Side NYC estate. - Dimensions: 38.5" H

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A hollow cast pottery guardian figure known as a lokapala with a fierce expression wearing elaborate armor and robes. He is adorned in greaves and a

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

Likely late Qing dynasty Unmarked Each pottery horse surmounted by a female rider holding a musical instrument, each on an integral rectangular base, 2 pieces, together with one stand The first: 18.5"

A pottery sculpture of a mounted horse. The horse is 19 1/2 inches (49.53 cm) long and 20 1/4 inches (51.44 cm) high. The horse is in perfect condition.

Pair of Chinese, Tang Dynasty painted pottery polo players; each in highly animated jumping pose, with female riders; showing much remaining pigments, and with good detailing; L: 14 1/2" (slig

Ca. 618-907 AD. An elegant pair of terracotta statues, each depicting an oxen lying down, with its tail flicked over its haunches and one foreleg extended as though about to rise. The animals are care

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A stunning terracotta mold-made horse, TL tested dating it to the Tang Dynasty, boasting an idyllic form, standing squarely on all fours with his head