ANTIQUE CHINESE EARTHENWARE WELL-HEAD AND BUCKET

Possibly Han dynasty. The cylindrical body is flanked by an arched handle. H: 10 3/4 in.

Possibly Han dynasty. The cylindrical body is flanked by an arched handle. H: 10 3/4 in.

A rare miniature model of a real wellhead from the Christie's auction house, Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD). The piece is earthenware with an iridescent patina and a green lead glaze on the outside. It

Wood And Hand Forged Bucket Large Size, Lower Catch Bucket Is 25", Upper Forged Bucket Is 18"

PAIR of Antique Chinese Well Buckets Circa 1890 Wood and iron-bound well buckets, wood yoke fitted with iron lifting ring, atached to stave-constructed bucket. Each resting in a four legged stand. Eac

Partially green glazed with remnants of red paint. Two different pairs. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 9.25" x W 2.5" x D 2" Condition: One figure with head previously broken off and repaired; the rest showi

Chinese, possibly 1st-2nd Century. 10-1/4"h x 5-3/4'dia.

Likely 19th century, Tang style example. Having been well sculpted and glazed in multicolor earth tone glazes. No breaks or restoration detected. H15" W12" Sold from the Estate of Mr. Carl Freeman of

DESCRIPTION: A large Chinese Guanyin head featuring an earthenware foundation with semi-gloss green glaze finish. CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 27" x D: 16" Have a similar item

Group of Early Chinese Pottery , incl. jar, h. 4 3/4 in.; 2 models of domestic fowl, h. 4 3/4 in. and 5 in.; and a well head and bucket, well h. 7 in. (5 pcs.) Note: losses to well

Antique Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery camel; exceptionally well-modeled, with its head tilted back and its mouth open, standing foursquare upon a rectangular base; the fringed saddle showing splashes o

A Chinese Antique Earthenware Pottery Vase: Of Globular Form Rising To A Cylindrical Neck And Garlic Head Rim, The Body With An All Over Dark Brown Glaze; Size: H: 6-3/4" (17.15cm)

A pair of heavy antique Chinese Miao Hmong folk silver cuff bracelets having an intertwined woven link design completed with well cast dragon heads. Each measures approx. 6 1/2" interior end to end +

A Big Chinese Antique White Glazed Porcelain Vase: Of Ovoid Form, Rising To A Well Potted Garlic Head Rim, Body Finely Painted With Sprouting Lotus Blossoms Amid Continuous Swirling Stems; Size: H: 17

19th century and possibly earlier. The lot includes a handsomely carved hardwood foo lion group along with two antique glazed earthenware lion figures as well in the Tang style. Largest: W8 1/4" Sold

19th Chinese antique Qing Taokuang period rock crystal snuff bottle.Perfume bottle,flattened rectangular form,polished well,with Jiaotu dragon's head faux-ring handles in relief.pink tourmaline and me

A Chinese Antique Green Glazed Porcelain Vase: Of Pear Shape, Rising From A Base Rested On Low Feet To A Garlic Head Rim,, Shoulders Well Potted With A Menacing Mask Attached To A Ring Form Handle, Al

Heavy cast bronze with maker's mark impressed to bottom. Well detailed handles in dragon head form with fish tails in mouth. Excellent condition with aged surface patina. 3 3/8" H x 5" lip diameter. 8

A 19th Century antique Chinese bronze Foo Dog statue. Patinated bronze decorated with gold gilt. Head and tail show well patinated bronze color. Chinese chop mark to center back. Dimensions: 22 X 6 X

Qing Period. brilliant and well-formed pair of recumbent lions, or dogs, having excellent rock crystal orbs atop heads. H1 3/4" L3 1/2"

A pair of Chinese export porcelain buckets made around 1800s' by Hua Rong Tang. Hua Rong Tang was a well-known Chinese fine-porcelain maker specialized in Canton export ware that operated in late 19th

A pair of Chinese export porcelain buckets made around 1800s' by Hua Rong Tang. Hua Rong Tang was a well-known Chinese fine-porcelain maker specialized in Canton export ware that operated in late 19th

A pair of Chinese export porcelain buckets made around 1800s' by Hua Rong Tang. Hua Rong Tang was a well-known Chinese fine-porcelain maker specialized in Canton export ware that operated in late 19th

A pair of Chinese export porcelain buckets made around 1800s' by Hua Rong Tang. Hua Rong Tang was a well-known Chinese fine-porcelain maker specialized in Canton export ware that operated in late 19th