Chinese Horse with Raised Leg

Large Chinese Buff Pottery Caparisoned Horse with 1 leg raised on irregular slab base. Height 18 1/2 inches (47 cm.) X width 19 inches (48.2 cm.). PROVENANCE: From the collection of Sara Wood Armour (

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enameled caparisoned horses, the dark green body with archaistic zoomorphic pattern, with weight on hind legs and one fore leg raised, with wood stand, cloisonne horse: 18"w

A Chinese pottery horse, A Chinese pottery horse, Tang dynasty (618-907), modelled standing with the right front leg raised, with a hogged mane on its thick curved neck, the lively folds of the saddle

Chinese Tang Dynasty style bronze sculpture of a horse with raised front leg and open mouth, with wooden stand. Bronze: 11.25" H x 4.5" W x 16.5" D.

Depicted wearing ceremonial saddle in standing pose with one leg raised. Dimensions: 8.25"L x 2"W x 7"H

Large Chinese Tang Period Terracotta Funerary Tomb Horse Figure. Unsigned. Restoration to raised leg, wear to polychrome, wear and losses consistent with age. Measures 15-1/4" H x 14-1/2" L x 5" D.

Chinese Tang prancing horse with custom case, TL tested period Tang Dynasty, (618 CE-907 CE), naturalistically modeled with the right leg raised, the mouth open, and the head turned slightly to the le

Chinese, likely 20th century. Tang Dynasty style pottery horse with front leg raised and caparisoned with a large saddlecloth and saddle, traces to pigments. Apparently not marked. Approximate height

An ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty finely modelled and hand painted terracotta pottery figure of a horse. The figure is posed with one of the front legs high raised. The horse has a knotted tail. The fig

A Chinese jade carving of a horse, dating from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). The carved horse rests on all four legs, its head raised and tail curled around the body. Detail in the parted mane behind

The recumbent horse with its front two legs raised beneath a back-turned head, and rear two legs tucked underneath its body, with rounded eyes, flaring nostrils, a pronounced jaw and a neatly combed m

A Pair of Chinese Tang Style Stone Horsescontemporary, modeled after horses included in Tang dynasty tombs, this pair of horses is carved with strong body raised on four legs firmly planted on a recta

Group of Two Chinese Tang Style Pottery Items: Figure and Horse. Comprising an unglazed pottery figure of a prancing horse, with the front right leg raised, the surface featuring a fine painted slip t

Hand carved recumbent horse with head turned back and one leg raised to represent power. Creamy white jade with a few small russet spots. Very good condition with no apparent chips, cracks, etc. 1 1/4

Beihong Xu (CHINESE, 1895 - 1953) original equestrian watercolor work on paper depicting a standing horse with front left leg slightly raised. Poem seen to upper right with red seal; a further red sea

An ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty finely modelled and hand painted terracotta pottery figure of a horse. The figure is posed with one of the front legs raised and slightly thrown back onto the hind legs

Raised on a short leg. Beautifully painted with a band of blossoming peonies on the exterior; finely painted with a scene of a scholar with his horse in the center, encircled by by a band of blossomin

A CHINESE TANG DYNASTY STYLE POLYCHROME DECORATED AND GILT WASHED HORSE, 20TH CENTURY, the horse standing on four legs with his head raised proudly, having parted forelock and engraved mane to neck, h

Chinese sancai earthenware horse, leg repair, 13"H

EMMANUEL FREMIET, FR 1824 - 10, BRONZE SCULPTURE H 17" L 13" CAVALIER ON HORSEBACK Original 19th c. casting. Signed. Depicts young cavalier on rearing horse raised on hind legs. Horse decorated with t

Tibor China, early 20th century.Jade NephriteWood base.Measures: 13 x 14 x 9.5 cm; 17 cm (height with base)Chinese Tibor raised on legs in zoomorphic format, with a smooth central body flanked by larg

Greece, Kings of Macedon, Philip II, ca. 359 to 336 BCE. AR Tetradrachm (11.3 grams). Laureate head of Zeus right / FILIP-POU, youth on horseback right, crowning horse with palm; * below raised leg. C

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel horse heads. Raised on hardwood stands, Republic period, 15"h x11"w x 8.5"d.

5th-3rd century BC. A square ceramic plaque with male in short cloak and hat, on a horse with leg raised, snake rising up in front of horse; circular motif behind rider. 146 grams, 13 cm (5"). Propert