A TWO-PART GLAZED POTTERY 'DRAGON' TILE Ming Dynasty (4)

Two Chinese Glazed Pottery Figures Tang, Ming Dynasties Comprising an ochre-glazed figure of a tapir and a glazed water dropper in the form of the Three-Legged Toad. Length of largest 4 inches C

A YELLOW-GLAZED STONEWARE ‘DRAGON’ TILE CHINA, POSSIBLY MING DYNASTY Of circular shape, with a recessed central part, it is molded with a flying five-clawed dragons, chasing a flaming pear

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty pottery bowls; each of simple circular form atop stepped base; carefully glazed to create unglazed ring design to center; D: 6 3/4" (larger, approx.)

Two Chinese Glazed Pottery Vases , probably Han Dynasty (202BCE-220CE) and Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), h. 5 3/4 in. and 4 in

Two Chinese Ming dynasty glazed pottery standing attendants, one with removable head; as-is condition; H 16" x W 4 1/2" x L 4" (approx.) Includes copy of invoice from purchase in 1993.

Chinese Ming Dynasty turquoise-green glazed moulded pottery figure; of a seated Immortal with robes, the two-part mold clearly visible along the sides; H: 6 1/2"

Two Chinese Items: Roof Tile & VaseMing-style glazed pottery roof tile of a horse and rider, wood stand; together with Qianlong-style eggshell porcelain vase with 4-character mark; L: 13 3/4" (larger)

A Chinese yellow glazed roof tile dating to the Ming dynasty. The ruyi lobed roof tile features a molded dragon chasing a flaming pearl. Dimensions are: 8 inches tall X 12 1/4 inches wide X 1 inches t

Ming Dynasty, 17th century AD. A group of blue and white ceramic vessels consisting of: two shallow bowls, one decorated with a dragon, the other with a bird seated on flowering branch; a footed pedes

TWO CHINESE CELADON GLAZED POTTERY BOWLS, YUAN / MING DYNASTY. Each heavily potted to include a bracket lobed bowl with rounded ribbed sides, decorated to the interior with a lotus motif; Together wit

CHINESE GLAZED POTTERY BUDDHIST PRIEST MING DYNASTY 14THC., H. 3 3/4"Ex. Warren Cox Collection, to Richard S. Ravenal Collection

Two Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Tileworks Figural Roof Tiles . Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), each modeled in the form of a guardian figure standing on a mounded base, amber, blue, green, and aubergine g

Ming Dynasty 4 1/4 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. (10.8 x 12.1 x 8.9 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate, San Rafael, Pasadena, California, purchased from the Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena, California

Lot of two glazed pottery tiles. Hand painted figural designs on front. Larger measures 5 1/4" x 3 1/2" Fair condition with breaks and old repairs to larger tile. Chips to edges. Hill Auction Gallery

**Originally Listed At $300** China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. Two Sancai glazed pottery attendants - a male and female - each on integral base and covered with green/yellow glazes and further re

Chinese brown glazed pottery vase; of pear form, with flared rim; possibly Ming Dynasty; H: 4 3/8"

Chinese Glazed Pottery "Foreigner" , Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), male figure, probably Dutch, wearing short, belted robe standing on rectangular plinth, h. 12 1/2 in., w. 3 1/4 in., d. 3 1/4 in

Two large Chinese Ming Dynasty parcel-glazed pottery equestrians; each riding a horse, standing four-square atop a plinth; wearing traditional attire and hat, with animated arms; H: 24" (each,

Ca. 1368-1644 AD. Ming Dynasty. A fabulous set of two mould-made, glazed ceramic zodiac figures. Each wearing long draping gowns of rich green, yellow and orange hues. Each figure holding a an animal

Pair of Chinese glazed pottery standing attendants; as-is condition, the base of one broken and repaired; H 12 1/2" x W 4 1/2" x L 4 1/2" (approx.)

Group of five Ming Dynasty glazed pottery lion-forms: three blue, seated on their haunches, one candleholder; together with black glazed candleholders; H: 7 1/4" (tallest)

possibly Ming Dynasty, comprising a figure of two foo dogs standing on a plinth, 12-1/2 in., [minor chip at one ear, other very minor glaze flakes, surface dirt and distress overall;] and a relief fig

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing dyansty? Ming dynasty? or earlier. No apparent marks. Largest measures approx. 3 1/4" height x 7 3/8" diameter. Shows wear indicative with a

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing Dynasty? Ming Dynasty? or earlier. Largest measures approx. just over 2 3/4" height x 9 1/8" diameter. Each shows crazing. Each shows wear i