Chinese Chariot from Terracotta Amy Reproduction

Reproduction of a chariot and four horses found at the archaeological site of the Terracotta Army / Emperor Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, pottery, metal and textile, inscription in Chinese on presentation

5 MINIATURE TERRACOTTA FIGURES - REPRODUCTIONS OF THE CHINESE BURIED TERRACOTTA SOLDIERS - 4 SOLDIERS AND 1 HORSE - VARYING IN SIZE FROM 4.25'' TO 5'' - GOOD CONDITION

Chinese Warrior based upon the Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang (259BC-210BC), the first Emperor of China, discovered near Xi'an, Shanxi, China in 1974, this reproduction warrior stands with his right

Chinese Warrior based upon the Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang (259BC-210BC), the first Emperor of China, discovered near Xi'an, Shanxi, China in 1974, this reproduction warrior stands with his right

A rare hand crafted Chinese terracotta bas relief depicting an umbrella-covered horse drawn carriage and a driver. The prototype for the relief was probably the sculptures of the Han Dynasty depicting

Wonderful interlocking terracotta tomb bricks with chariot reliefs. Each Brick weighs approximately 32 1/2 Lbs. Measuring. 18 3/4 x 7 x 4 1/4"

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty terracotta tomb figures dancing. Well potted figures with elaborate headdresses. Low fired earthenware retaining much of the original polychrome decoration. The stands with

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese Terracotta roof tiles made for good fortune, the tiles feature warriors riding a tiger and rooster, fitted to a black board and displayed inside an acrylic casing. Possi

DESCRIPTION: Monumental terracotta sculpture depicting a Chinese warrior standing guard with hands folded in front. Piece resembles the Terracotta Army, a collection of terracotta sculptures depicting

A Chinese terracotta figure of a Palace Lady, Northern Wei dynasty (386-535), H 25,8 cm (chip)

China, Jin Dynasty, ca. 1115-1234 AD. Three large tablets finely-carved in high relief depicting musicians. Custom lucite frame. E & J Frankel,NYC. Martin Fung Gallery, Hong Kong, 1991. MEASUREMENTS F

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE TERRACOTTA SLIP GLAZED FOOTED BOWL of bulbous form. (27cm diameter 12cm high )

probably Tang dynasty, hollow figure standing four square on rectangular base,ÿcarrying a saddle bag, cloth, and other objects, traces of red pigment, 12-7/8 x 14-1/2 in.; with wooden stand Provenanc

A life sized Chinese terracotta warrior figure after the antique. Size: 75"T x 27"W x 23"D

A life sized Chinese terracotta warrior figure after the antique. Size: 46"T x 22"W x 21"D

Chinese Terracotta Camel, Sui/Tang style (6th-8th century), but likely not of the period. Large bactrian camel with separate saddle and driver. Remnants of pigment. Dimensions:: 24"H x 18"W x 8"D Prop

Chinese terracotta enamel decorated teapot together with a Chinese tea bowl (a/f)

Five Chinese Terracotta Figures of Officials each with polychrome decoration and standing on a shaped base. Height of tallest 16 inches. Property of a Gentleman, Manchester, Kentucky Property of a Gen

Chinese Neolithic terracotta pot. Bulbous form with two small rounded handles near the middle of the pot. Decorated with geometric and humanoid decoration along the shoulder of the pot.Provenance: Col

Chinese warrior, based on the terracotta army of Qin Shi Huang (259BC-210BC), archer with open hand, likely held a weapon, kneeling on an integral base, restoration to base, approx 35.25"h, 14.75"w, 1

Pair of Chinese Terracotta Foo Dogs, 19th c., on integral square plinths, H.- 31 in., W.- 14 in., D.- 18 in. Provenance: The Estate of Paul Blaum, Covington, Louisiana.

Chinese Neolithic terracotta pot. Decorated red and black stripes to form diamonds and half circle. With two handles. With attached label from Christie's reading "06 Apr 1998 443/2 Christie's.&qu

With polychrome decoration. Possibly Han Dynasty. On fitted stands. From a Great Neck, NY estate. Dimensions: figures measure approx. 17.5" high excluding stands.

DESCRIPTION: Large terracotta sculpture depicting a Chinese warrior kneeling with arms in a submissive gesture as if paying respects to his sovereign. Piece resembles the Terracotta Army, a collection