Chinese ceramic warrior

Chinese polychrome ceramic of a warrior riding a dragon; with wood mount (possibly an architectural or figural group fitting); approx. 12in x 12in.

DESCRIPTION: Chinese warrior on horseback wielding a pair of chui (hammers or maces). Piece is painted, elaborately detailed, and mounted in a wooden frame against a felt, green background. CIRCA: 20t

19th c., with metal display stands. Condition: one horse with broken rear leg. Length 14 inches, height 12 inches.

3 Chinese Ceramic Warrior Figures in Various Poses (The Weapons are Missing). They are Beautifully Hand-Painted, with Silk Backgrounds. The Frames on these Measure 17" x 18 3/4". Third-Party Shipping

DESCRIPTION: A Large murano glass vase features a speckle gilt ground, intricately etched with ornate floral motifs. Fitted atop a brass pedestal base. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Italy DIMENSIONS: H: 1

A Chinese ceramic sculpture of warrior riding a tiger Republic period The high relief sculpture depicting a fearsome tiger in mid stride ridden by a warrior adorned in green vestments. Affixed with wo

Chinese Ceramic Roof Tile Warrior Riding Foo Doo measures 13" x 12"

Two pairs of Chinese mounted warriors in polychrome ceramic on wood bases circa 1900. Ht: 16" Width: 15" Depth: 5" (larger pair) Ht: 12" Width: 12" Depth: 4" (smaller pair)

Chinese ceramic roof tile, with warrior form motif. H: 14" x W: 12"

K.Y. Lin Chinese ceramic roof tile, depicts a warrior riding a Foo Dog, 20th c., signed on verso, 16" (height) x 13" (length), mounted onto a 8" (height) X 13 1/4" (length) x 5" (width) wood stand

Chinese polychrome glazed ceramic roof tile in the form of a male figure riding a tiger, mounted on a clear acrylic stand. Sculpture: 13" H x 14.5" W x 5" D.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese ceramic vases decorated with multicolored motifs of warriors in battle, further adorned with bronze lizards and foo dogs, finished with bordering bronze accents. Charact

**Originally Listed At $3500** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A handsome pair of ceramic warriors standing at attention with vibrant clothing and stern expressions., ready to de

WARRIOR, painted black ceramic statue with removeable head, overall 36 ¾ x 15 x 16 ¾”, approximate weight 110 lbs. Proceeds to benefit the Canine Adoption & Rescue League Ventura.

(lot of 3) Chinese polychrome ceramic figural roof ornaments, each of a warrior on a mount, consisting of a phoenix, a dragon-fish, and a monkey marked 'Lin Guangxin', with wood stands, largest: 11.25

Three Chinese ceramic snuff bottles, all of cylinder form, the first decorated in blue and white with warriors, and having a green stone stopper, the second having a blue, white, and iron red landscap

Three antique, probably Tang dynasty ceramic standing figures, a pair of male warriors holding shields together with standing female figure, some with original pigment remaining; as-is condition with

20th century Chinese ceramic roof tile colorfully painted and with intricate detail depicting a guardian or warrior figure riding a large white bird. Impressed four character mark along the reverse. R

20th century Chinese ceramic roof tile colorfully painted and with intricate detail depicting a guardian or warrior figure riding a large elephant. Impressed four character mark along the reverse. Dam

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a fish. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with a

Lot consists of a Chinese ceramic figural roof tile by artist K.Y. Lin (20th Century). Depicts a warrior riding a Fu Dog. Mounted to a wooden stand. Polychrome finish, and stamped on the reverse with

Chinese sancai glazed roof tile warrior, Ming Style, possibly period, glazed ceramic, modeled as guardian warrior standing with hands on knees, unmarked, 13"h x 6"w x 4.5"d Provenance: The Collection

Chinese Glazed Ceramic Roof Ornament, probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) in date, represents a warrior riding a mythical lion. Sculptures of auspicious and protective deities were put on roofs in China

Pair of antique Chinese glazed ceramic roof tiles; each mounted as lamps, including: warrior riding an animated dragon; together with other depicting an official atop a mythological animal; H: 22 1/2&